त्रीणि = THREE
Throughout human history,
the number 3 has always had a unique significance, but why? The ancient Greek
philosopher, Pythagoras, postulated that the meaning behind numbers was deeply
significant. In their eyes the number 3 was considered as the perfect number, the
number of harmony, wisdom and understanding.
The number 3 biblically
represents divine wholeness, completeness and perfection. If there ever was a
desire to highlight an idea, thought, event or noteworthy figure in the Bible
for their prominence, the number 3 was used to put a divine stamp of completion
or fulfillment on the subject.
The number 3 has always
held powerful symbolism. Think about good things coming in 3s, the
birth-life-death cycle, the mind-body-soul connection, the 3 acts of a typical
story. Wherever the number 3 shows up in your life, it's generally an omen
of creativity, communication, optimism, and curiosity!
The number 3 holds
significance in Vedic astrology due to the Trimurti concept of divine
forces. Trines, formed by planets at a 120-degree angle, create harmonious
energy. Number 3 symbolizes balance and positive growth.
In Sanskrit, the following words indicate the number 3:
1) शूलम्
=
Tident the weapon of Lord Siva;
2) त्रिगुणाः
=
Natures a)= Noble b) = Violence c) =
Ignorance;
3) अग्निः or
वह्निः
(दक्षिणाग्निः, आहवनीयाग्निः,
गार्हपत्याग्निः)
= Three types of Fires for worship and sacrifices;
4) शक्तिः
(इच्छाशक्तिः, ज्ञानशक्तिः,
क्रियाशक्तिः)
=
WillPover, KnowledgePower and
ActionPower;
5) लोकम् (भूलोकम्,
स्वर्गलोकम्,
पाताललोकम्)
=
The Earth, the Heaven and the neither
world;
6) कालः(भूतकालः,
वर्तमानकालः,
भविष्यत्कालः)
= Past, Present and Future; 7) रामः
(परशुरामः, श्रीरामः,
बलरामः)
=
Son of Jamadagni, Son of Dasaratha and
the son of Vasudeva;
8) पुरम्
(स्वर्णपुरम्, रजतपुरम्,
लोहपुरम्)
=
Three cities created with Gold, Silver and Steel by
the demons;
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