Mythology of Puranas - About Number 9

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Sri Vidhya – Sri Chakra the Number 9 is very Important
Some thoughts about the Mythology of Puranas (Astonished matter of 9)

In Hinduism, the number 9 has a lot of significance. The number of Rudrakshas in a mala is 108 ( sum is 9 ), and a lot more like this, the number 9 is famous one. We can see.

As per Indian mythology, Indian culture has a very special significance of the number 108.

1) In one minute, we breathe in approximately 15 times, in 1 hour 900 times, and in 12 hours 10800 times, and in a day 10800 * 2 times (21600 times breaths in a day). A day consists of 24 hours, and if we set aside half the day for our day to day routines, then one can spend 12 hours for recitation of one's idol. Therefore, the maximum number of times that one can recite "mantra", or perform "Japa" are 10800. If one wants to obtain 100% benefit of its japa, then performing japa 108 times will give you the benefit of 100%. That's why in a "Mala", there are 108 beads. It is written in Vedas; therefore performing japa of 108 malas will result in 100% benefit.
2) Astronomically, there are 27 constellations in our galaxy, and each one them has 4 directions, and 27 * 4 = 108, In other words the number 108 covers the whole galaxy.
3) According to Indian scriptures, letter 9 corresponds to Lord Brahma (the creator of universe). Mathematically, the interesting property of 9 is
9 x 1 = 9
9 x 2 = 18 (8+1 = 9)
9 * 3 = 27 (7+2 = 9)
9 * 12 = 108 (1+0+8 = 9) we don't know what it leads to.

4) In Hindu religion, number 9 is very important. Keeping the importance of number 9, Rishi Vyasar has created 9 Puranas, 108 MahaPuran (Upnishads). Mahabharata has 18 chapters, Geeta has 18 chapters, Bhagavatam has 108000 Shloks (verses). The addition of digits of number 108 is 9, and number 9 is related with Brahma, that's why 108 is very important, and came into lot of Indian scriptures.

5) Indian Vedas treats the Sun as God, and Sun has 12 signs (Zodiac signs). In Yajurveda, Sun is related with Lord Brahma (the number 9), remember - 12 * 9 = 108; therefore for Gods Prayer, the number 108 is very sacred.

6) According to Indian mythology, there are 4 Yugas
Satyaugam - consists of 172,800 years (1+7+2+8 = 18 = (1+8 = 9)
ThrethaYugam consists of 1296000 years (1+2+9+6 = 18 = (1+8 = 9)
DwaparaYugam consists of 864000 years (8+4+6) = 18 = (1+8 = 9)
Kaliyugam consists of 432000 years (4+3+2) = 9

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எண் 9 பற்றிய விளக்கம் மிகவும் அருமையாக இருந்தது.
இந்த ஒன்பது நாளும் நவராத்திரி கொண்டாடியது உடன் 9பற்றிஇந்த விளக்கவுரை மனதுக்கு இதமாக இருந்தது.

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