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Having given this introduction le me refer briefly to the
features of the book.
1. PANCHA means five and PAKSHI means birds. All human
beings are categorised under five birds - VULTURE, OWL,
CROW, COCK and PEACOCK. This is fixed and is based on
your birth-star.
2. Each bird, every day, is indulging into five
activities - active (eating), more active (walking) most
active (ruling), inactive (sleeping) and then a total point
of cessation of all activities (death).
3. Each day is divided into five divisions of two hours
and twenty four minutes (yamas) and similarly night is
divided into such five equal divisions (yamas). Six
ghaties (twenty four minutes for each ghaty) is one yama.
4. Now since it is dependent on janma nakshatra you must
find out if your birth is during the bright half of a month
or a dark half of a month.
5. Then again all months are not uniformly good for all.
It is obvious and will appeal to anyone's commonsense that
seasonal variations cause spurts of brilliant activities
and spells of lassitude and inactivity.
6. Similarly all days, Monday and Tuesday etc., cannot be
good and same for all. The ruling planet of the day, Mars,
may be good for one Pakshi but not favourable for another.
7. Then there are holidays for each Pakshi. There must
be a rest day for each Pakshi.
8. Then the night activities must have different
patterns.
9. What about persons who do not know their Janma
Nakshatra? It is solved in two ways: Find out the
prominent vowel in their names. Each vowel in turn gets
identified with a bird. All vowels are categorised into
five.



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