Examples of using Celestial sky in English and their translations into Dutch
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This cosmos is objectively known as the celestial sky, scientifically known as true sidereal time,
the god of the celestial sky and impersonation of the ether S.B.
the moon and the celestial sky, who taken together present what one could call the clock of God.
The whole of time(the celestial sky) divided by six is thus shown as a star in contrast with the known David-star the indication of the two triangles can be left out keeping the open structure.
telling us in other chapters to respect as well as the solar year as the moon and the celestial sky as the visible part of God see Bhagavad Gita.
The stardate-timer is called tempometer because it measures the tempo of the spin of the celestial sky(the scale-disc) relative to the earth(small hand)
This is also true for the celestial sky that is a third factor of discrete regularity to count with,
This is indicated under birthday the meter can be reprogrammed to be fixed on the celestial sky in a mode called eternal, but that gives the disadvantage of
has one on a lifetime of seventy years died at the time the celestial sky has shifted for more then a day.
while by means of the leftward spinning yellow star the movement of the celestial sky is indicated that gives one day in a staryear extra.
the moon and the celestial sky is respected on the basis of the gnosis that mediates in the relation between science and religion.
The precession of the equinox, because of which the celestial sky is shifting one starday in seventy years, was indicated with a special rotation of the disc, not placing above in the middle the sun,
Therefore ultimately the Cakra- calendar is a transposition of the, by the moon inspired, division of the celestial sky(the zodiak) to a division of the solar year,
the vedic term for the celestial sky meaning wheel
This is also true for the celestial sky that is a third factor of discrete regularity to count with,
then again to the place of Indra with which also the other planets and stars headed by the moon are seen rising and setting in the celestial sky.
the way de veda's(the socalled fifth veda) respect the celestial sky with a division of the year in 48 socalled paksah's or pancha dasa's(15-day) periods.
knowing the Bhâgavata Purâna(see Canto 3 chapter 11), that refer to the celestial sky(see footnote*)
The celestial sky around the earth, this universe,
The celestial sky is respected with a 20 min./year forward progressing reference day(a galactic new year) which, on the Full calendar of