Tanvir ji / Manoj Saheb Can anyone give me advice and direction pl...

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Godspeed, and keep me posted, dear Tanvir how it goes. Surely, a lot

of research needs to be done before closing any of the remedial cases

(pun unintended!).

 

Seriously, sometimes sincerity and belief is more important than

purity. I have heard of individuals experiencing such a dramatic

change in their fate by listening to modern mantras like Inward

Peace, and other creations of Steve Halpern and also a CD called

Inward Harmony (?) by Marcy Hamm.

 

As long as something works and no insincerity is at play (e.g.,

prices that far exceed the reasonable 'labour and material' charges

or vendors boldly approaching jyotishis and offering a 10% cut or

commission) or harm meant then who are we to interfere?

 

RR

 

, "Tanvir" <ultimate@s...>

wrote:

> Well Rohini Kaku and others,

>

> By the way I might also try / test some kavach / amulets from some

pundits I know here, and if I find effective, I might be selling

them. It would be the first ever first hand experience of me then :-D

>

> I shall let people know here about the development.

>

> Also considering to record and sell the mantras in CDs, not the

mantras we see always, but the ones used in yajnas, may be it can

prove effective, and can do good to the people who can not afford

yajnas by themselves.

>

> Regards

> Tanvir.

>

>

>

> What can not happen, can never happen.

> Which is mine, is forever mine.

>

> http://www.jyotish-remedies.com - Vedic Astrology (Jyotish)

> Predictive astrology with incredibly powerful problem solving

remedies

> Where relief and solutions are found

>

>

> -

> rohiniranjan

>

> Sunday, November 07, 2004 11:29 PM

> Tanvir ji / Manoj Saheb Re: Can anyone give me

advice and direction pl...

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> Tanvir Saheb and Manoj ji,

>

> <2nd attempt -- as first did not clearly express my view>

>

> You are right about my position on the use of gemstones as is

> prevalent now (buy gemstone, wear it, troubles shall vanish or

> something like that>.

>

> Although, tantrik practice-based remedies such as gemstones,

> aushadhi, amulets and other mystical objects have become very

popular

> these days because they are so conveniently obtained, I have my

> doubts on their efficacy. Most instances where they have seemed

to be

> effective, unfortunately, have also been combined with other, in

my

> view, more important limbs of remedials, such as penance,

charitable

> deeds and pooja (for want of a better term though it is more than

> pooja).

>

> Is there room for the use of gemstones in remedial astrology?

> Perhaps, but Caveat emptor!

>

> Is this consistent and in line with my earlier writings, Manoj ji

on

> remedials in general and about stones in particular? Thanks for

your

> kind words about my postings, by the way :-)

>

> RR

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