Re : Acknowledgements to Sri Raghunatha Rao-ji and other Learned Jyotishis

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Om Krishna Guru

 

Namaste Sourav,

 

Thanks for the note and Congratulations in finding your

Jyotish Guru,Sri Narasmha Ji. I am very happy for you and

glad to be in your assistance in this regard.

 

I have suggested a mantra japam to find your Jyotish Guru

for his blessings and you have done the Mantra Japam with

devotion and faith, hence the results.

 

Honestly, all the credit should go to Sanjay Ji and Visti Ji

for their teachings on the Principles to me. Nitin should

also get the credit as he clarified this principle to me

long time ago. I have just applid those principles correctly

and suggested the mantra Japam based on your chart. I could

have not done this without the blessings of my Guru Ji and

Mother Mahalakkshmi,so the credit should goes to them too.

 

I belive your learning of Jyotish will be steady now, so

please do your Guru Mantra Japam reguarly without fail.

 

Regards

Raghunatha Rao

 

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, "Sourav Chowdhury"

<souravc108> wrote:

 

|| Hare Rama Krishna ||

 

Dear Learned Gurus and Friends,

Pranam and Namaskar. Very recently, I

have been blessed with jyotish diksha from my guru Sri Narasimha Rao-

ji. I believe this happened due to the little purva punya I may have

that has been assisted by the blessings and good wishes of Sri

Raghunatha-ji who, inspite of his busy schedule, took the time to

analyse my chart and gave me a mantra to intensify my prayer to

receive my Guru-ji's blessings. I would like to take this

opportunity and thank him for his kindness. May Mother Mahalakshmi

bless him for his able guidence and may She provide divine guidence

through him and such able and learned persons to students of

jyotisha. I should also like to thank Sanjay-ji, Visti-ji and others

who have untiringly been helping budding students and jyotish

enthusiasts like myself, to absord and perfect their understanding

of the basics. I hope to continue to receive your good wishes and

company.

 

Warm regards,

 

- Sourav