Points of Strength alloted By Parshara to different Div Charts

July 20, 2005

Panditji and others

According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

Navamsa : 3.0 points

Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important chart!)

Total : 10.5 points

Hora, D3, Trimshamsa : 1 point each: Shodhasmsa: 2 points

All other Div charts: 0.5 points

So Rasi=3.5 points

and D9 and D10 = 3.5 points

This is given in KN Rao's book (Page 101, Astrology Destiny Wheel of

Time).

So it appears that Navamsa and any other divisional chart will at

least equal or exceed rasi chart strength. This is the most

important take away for me.

Manjunath Sharma

July 20, 2005

Dear Manjunath sharma ji

Here parashara is advising us to see the vimshopaka bala of a planet

or lagna before arriving at prediction.This never needs houses.It is

purely based on amsha.

Also shastyamsha has no points in shadvarga - which rudrabhatta

clasiisfied as representors of shadchakra from mooladhara chakra

onwards.Parashara said shashtyamsha is for general matters.

Thanks

Pradeep

vedic astrology, "M Sharma"

<chitra2pada> wrote:

> Panditji and others

>

> According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

>

> Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

> Navamsa : 3.0 points

> Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important chart!)

> Total : 10.5 points

>

> Hora, D3, Trimshamsa : 1 point each: Shodhasmsa: 2 points

>

> All other Div charts: 0.5 points

>

> So Rasi=3.5 points

> and D9 and D10 = 3.5 points

>

> This is given in KN Rao's book (Page 101, Astrology Destiny Wheel

of

> Time).

>

> So it appears that Navamsa and any other divisional chart will at

> least equal or exceed rasi chart strength. This is the most

> important take away for me.

>

> Manjunath Sharma

July 20, 2005

Namaste Manjunath,

> According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..> > Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points>

Navamsa : 3.0 points> Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important

chart!)> Total : 10.5 points

Please note that shashtyamsa is the highest! Shastyamsa, the chart of previous

birth and sanchita karma, is not even relevant in prasna and muhurta and does

not find representation in shadvarga (6 chart group) and sapta varga (7 chart

group) used for those purposes. But, it is highly relevant in human charts.

That's why it not only finds mention in dasa varga and shodasa varga (10 and 16

chart groups) used in human horoscopy, but gets a higher score than all other

charts in those two groups!

BTW, what you mentioned is the Shodasa varga vimsopaka bala.

Actually, Parasara mentioned 4 varga groups and vimsopaka bala as per all the four.

Most of the results given by Parasara in later chapters actually use dasa varga

group rather than shodasa varga group. For example, vaiseshikamsas based on

shodasa varga or shadvarga or sapta varga are not used that much in the yogas

mentioned later. But vaiseshikamsas based on dasa varga (e.g. Parijatamsa,

Gopuramsa, Simhasanamsa etc) are used more. This indicates that dasa varga is

the most relevant in normal human horoscopy. Here are strengths given in that

group:

Rasi: 3.5 points

Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points each

Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

You can see that not only shashtyamsa gets a higher weightage than rasi and

navamsa, but it gets a heigher weightage than rasi and navamsa combined!

I can make one statement very confidently: Astrology, as practiced by most

today, is an art and not a science. If ever astrology is established as science

in future, I am confident that shashtyamsa will have a big role in that science

of astrology. Without further progress in the use of shashtyamsa chart, we

don't stand a chance of converting astrology into a science. With D-60 ignored,

astrology will remain an art.

Time has come for me to leave all distractions and give one final push to finish

the TP book. From this Guru Pournima till Janmashtami. I will be totally off the

lists.

In a recent mail, Sabri asked to give the transliteration of all Sanskrit

content of my TP book. Though I did not reply, I did notice that mail. Yes,

Sabri, I'll keep that request in mind and give the transliteration of the

limited Sanskrit text in the book. In my view, Sanskrit is the official

language of Jyotisha and I felt bad that there was no documentation of TP in

Sanskrit language, while there is so much documentation of it in English. So,

for sentimental reasons, I documented TP in Sanskrit verses with the blessings

of rishis and am including it as a chapter in the book.

Happy Guru Pournima day to all of you!

If any gurujans were offended by the intensity I showed in the recent days in

the tiff with Pradeep, I apologize. I blame Mars in gandanta for it! :-)

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha

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> Panditji and others> > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..> > Birth

Horoscope : 3.5 points> Navamsa : 3.0 points> Shashtyamsha : 4

points (most important chart!)> Total : 10.5 points> > Hora, D3,

Trimshamsa : 1 point each: Shodhasmsa: 2 points> > All other Div charts: 0.5

points> > So Rasi=3.5 points> and D9 and D10 = 3.5 points> > This is given in

KN Rao's book (Page 101, Astrology Destiny Wheel of > Time).> > So it appears

that Navamsa and any other divisional chart will at > least equal or exceed

rasi chart strength. This is the most > important take away for me. > >

Manjunath Sharma

July 20, 2005

Namaste,

I made a typo.

> Rasi: 3.5 points> Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points

each> Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

It should be:

Rasi: 3 pointsNavamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points

eachShastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

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> Namaste Manjunath,> > > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..> > > >

Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points> > Navamsa : 3.0 points> > Shashtyamsha

: 4 points (most important chart!)> > Total : 10.5 points> > Please

note that shashtyamsa is the highest! Shastyamsa, the chart of previous birth

and sanchita karma, is not even relevant in prasna and muhurta and does not

find representation in shadvarga (6 chart group) and sapta varga (7 chart

group) used for those purposes. But, it is highly relevant in human charts.

That's why it not only finds mention in dasa varga and shodasa varga (10 and 16

chart groups) used in human horoscopy, but gets a higher score than all other

charts in those two groups!> > BTW, what you mentioned is the Shodasa varga

vimsopaka bala.> > Actually, Parasara mentioned 4 varga groups and vimsopaka

bala as per all the four.> > Most of the results given by Parasara in later

chapters actually use dasa varga group rather than shodasa varga group. For

example, vaiseshikamsas based on shodasa varga or shadvarga or sapta varga are

not used that much in the yogas mentioned later. But vaiseshikamsas based on

dasa varga (e.g. Parijatamsa, Gopuramsa, Simhasanamsa etc) are used more. This

indicates that dasa varga is the most relevant in normal human horoscopy. Here

are strengths given in that group:> > Rasi: 3.5 points> Navamsa, D-2, D-3,

D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points each> Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points> >

You can see that not only shashtyamsa gets a higher weightage than rasi and

navamsa, but it gets a heigher weightage than rasi and navamsa combined!> > I

can make one statement very confidently: Astrology, as practiced by most today,

is an art and not a science. If ever astrology is established as science in

future, I am confident that shashtyamsa will have a big role in that science of

astrology. Without further progress in the use of shashtyamsa chart, we don't

stand a chance of converting astrology into a science. With D-60 ignored,

astrology will remain an art.> > Time has come for me to leave all

distractions and give one final push to finish the TP book. From this Guru

Pournima till Janmashtami. I will be totally off the lists.> > In a recent

mail, Sabri asked to give the transliteration of all Sanskrit content of my TP

book. Though I did not reply, I did notice that mail. Yes, Sabri, I'll keep

that request in mind and give the transliteration of the limited Sanskrit text

in the book. In my view, Sanskrit is the official language of Jyotisha and I

felt bad that there was no documentation of TP in Sanskrit language, while

there is so much documentation of it in English. So, for sentimental reasons, I

documented TP in Sanskrit verses with the blessings of rishis and am including

it as a chapter in the book.> > Happy Guru Pournima day to all of you!> > If

any gurujans were offended by the intensity I showed in the recent days in the

tiff with Pradeep, I apologize. I blame Mars in gandanta for it! :-)> > May

Jupiter's light shine on us, > Narasimha>

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http://www.SriJagannath.org>

-------------------------------> > > Panditji

and others> > > > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..> > > > Birth

Horoscope : 3.5 points> > Navamsa : 3.0 points> > Shashtyamsha : 4

points (most important chart!)> > Total : 10.5 points> > > > Hora,

D3, Trimshamsa : 1 point each: Shodhasmsa: 2 points> > > > All other Div

charts: 0.5 points> > > > So Rasi=3.5 points> > and D9 and D10 = 3.5 points> >

> > This is given in KN Rao's book (Page 101, Astrology Destiny Wheel of > >

Time).> > > > So it appears that Navamsa and any other divisional chart will at

> > least equal or exceed rasi chart strength. This is the most > > important

take away for me. > > > > Manjunath Sharma

July 20, 2005

Namaste,

Good luck with the book

....

On 7/20/05, Narasimha P.V.R. Rao <pvr wrote:

> Namaste Manjunath,

>

> > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

> >

> > Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

> > Navamsa : 3.0 points

> > Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important chart!)

> > Total : 10.5 points

>

> Please note that shashtyamsa is the highest! Shastyamsa, the chart of

> previous birth and sanchita karma, is not even relevant in prasna and

> muhurta and does not find representation in shadvarga (6 chart group) and

> sapta varga (7 chart group) used for those purposes. But, it is highly

> relevant in human charts. That's why it not only finds mention in dasa varga

> and shodasa varga (10 and 16 chart groups) used in human horoscopy, but gets

> a higher score than all other charts in those two groups!

>

> BTW, what you mentioned is the Shodasa varga vimsopaka bala.

>

> Actually, Parasara mentioned 4 varga groups and vimsopaka bala as per all

> the four.

>

> Most of the results given by Parasara in later chapters actually use dasa

> varga group rather than shodasa varga group. For example, vaiseshikamsas

> based on shodasa varga or shadvarga or sapta varga are not used that much in

> the yogas mentioned later. But vaiseshikamsas based on dasa varga (e.g.

> Parijatamsa, Gopuramsa, Simhasanamsa etc) are used more. This indicates that

> dasa varga is the most relevant in normal human horoscopy. Here are

> strengths given in that group:

>

> Rasi: 3.5 points

> Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points each

> Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

>

> You can see that not only shashtyamsa gets a higher weightage than rasi and

> navamsa, but it gets a heigher weightage than rasi and navamsa combined!

>

> I can make one statement very confidently: Astrology, as practiced by most

> today, is an art and not a science. If ever astrology is established as

> science in future, I am confident that shashtyamsa will have a big role in

> that science of astrology. Without further progress in the use of

> shashtyamsa chart, we don't stand a chance of converting astrology into a

> science. With D-60 ignored, astrology will remain an art.

>

> Time has come for me to leave all distractions and give one final push to

> finish the TP book. From this Guru Pournima till Janmashtami. I will be

> totally off the lists.

>

> In a recent mail, Sabri asked to give the transliteration of all Sanskrit

> content of my TP book. Though I did not reply, I did notice that mail. Yes,

> Sabri, I'll keep that request in mind and give the transliteration of the

> limited Sanskrit text in the book. In my view, Sanskrit is the official

> language of Jyotisha and I felt bad that there was no documentation of TP in

> Sanskrit language, while there is so much documentation of it in English.

> So, for sentimental reasons, I documented TP in Sanskrit verses with the

> blessings of rishis and am including it as a chapter in the book.

>

> Happy Guru Pournima day to all of you!

>

> If any gurujans were offended by the intensity I showed in the recent days

> in the tiff with Pradeep, I apologize. I blame Mars in gandanta for it! :-)

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

>

> Narasimha

> -------------------------------

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> -------------------------------

>

> > Panditji and others

> >

> > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

> >

> > Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

> > Navamsa : 3.0 points

> > Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important chart!)

> > Total : 10.5 points

> >

> > Hora, D3, Trimshamsa : 1 point each: Shodhasmsa: 2 points

> >

> > All other Div charts: 0.5 points

> >

> > So Rasi=3.5 points

> > and D9 and D10 = 3.5 points

> >

> > This is given in KN Rao's book (Page 101, Astrology Destiny Wheel of

> > Time).

> >

> > So it appears that Navamsa and any other divisional chart will at

> > least equal or exceed rasi chart strength. This is the most

> > important take away for me.

> >

> > Manjunath Sharma

>

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July 20, 2005

Hi,

One Important Question, how to rectify the chart till

Shastyamsa level, as it is very time sensitive.

Do we have some book / lecture, which explains the

intricacies of dealing with Shastyamsa chart.

Regards,

Neeraj

--- "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr wrote:

> Namaste,

>

> I made a typo.

>

> > Rasi: 3.5 points

> > Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30:

> 1.5 points each

> > Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

>

> It should be:

>

> Rasi: 3 points

> Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5

> points each

> Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

>

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>

-------------------------------

>

> > Namaste Manjunath,

> >

> > > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

> > >

> > > Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

> > > Navamsa : 3.0 points

> > > Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important

> chart!)

> > > Total : 10.5 points

> >

> > Please note that shashtyamsa is the highest!

> Shastyamsa, the chart of previous birth and sanchita

> karma, is not even relevant in prasna and muhurta

> and does not find representation in shadvarga (6

> chart group) and sapta varga (7 chart group) used

> for those purposes. But, it is highly relevant in

> human charts. That's why it not only finds mention

> in dasa varga and shodasa varga (10 and 16 chart

> groups) used in human horoscopy, but gets a higher

> score than all other charts in those two groups!

> >

> > BTW, what you mentioned is the Shodasa varga

> vimsopaka bala.

> >

> > Actually, Parasara mentioned 4 varga groups and

> vimsopaka bala as per all the four.

> >

> > Most of the results given by Parasara in later

> chapters actually use dasa varga group rather than

> shodasa varga group. For example, vaiseshikamsas

> based on shodasa varga or shadvarga or sapta varga

> are not used that much in the yogas mentioned later.

> But vaiseshikamsas based on dasa varga (e.g.

> Parijatamsa, Gopuramsa, Simhasanamsa etc) are used

> more. This indicates that dasa varga is the most

> relevant in normal human horoscopy. Here are

> strengths given in that group:

> >

> > Rasi: 3.5 points

> > Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30:

> 1.5 points each

> > Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

> >

> > You can see that not only shashtyamsa gets a

> higher weightage than rasi and navamsa, but it gets

> a heigher weightage than rasi and navamsa combined!

> >

> > I can make one statement very confidently:

> Astrology, as practiced by most today, is an art and

> not a science. If ever astrology is established as

> science in future, I am confident that shashtyamsa

> will have a big role in that science of astrology.

> Without further progress in the use of shashtyamsa

> chart, we don't stand a chance of converting

> astrology into a science. With D-60 ignored,

> astrology will remain an art.

> >

> > Time has come for me to leave all distractions and

> give one final push to finish the TP book. From this

> Guru Pournima till Janmashtami. I will be totally

> off the lists.

> >

> > In a recent mail, Sabri asked to give the

> transliteration of all Sanskrit content of my TP

> book. Though I did not reply, I did notice that

> mail. Yes, Sabri, I'll keep that request in mind and

> give the transliteration of the limited Sanskrit

> text in the book. In my view, Sanskrit is the

> official language of Jyotisha and I felt bad that

> there was no documentation of TP in Sanskrit

> language, while there is so much documentation of it

> in English. So, for sentimental reasons, I

> documented TP in Sanskrit verses with the blessings

> of rishis and am including it as a chapter in the

> book.

> >

> > Happy Guru Pournima day to all of you!

> >

> > If any gurujans were offended by the intensity I

> showed in the recent days in the tiff with Pradeep,

> I apologize. I blame Mars in gandanta for it! :-)

> >

> > May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> > Narasimha

> >

>

-------------------------------

> > Free Jyotish lessons (MP3):

> http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

> > Free Jyotish software (Windows):

> http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> > Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website:

> http://www.SriJagannath.org

> >

>

-------------------------------

> >

> > > Panditji and others

> > >

> > > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

> > >

> > > Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

> > > Navamsa : 3.0 points

> > > Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important

> chart!)

> > > Total : 10.5 points

> > >

> > > Hora, D3, Trimshamsa : 1 point each: Shodhasmsa:

> 2 points

> > >

> > > All other Div charts: 0.5 points

> > >

> > > So Rasi=3.5 points

> > > and D9 and D10 = 3.5 points

> > >

> > > This is given in KN Rao's book (Page 101,

> Astrology Destiny Wheel of

> > > Time).

> > >

> > > So it appears that Navamsa and any other

> divisional chart will at

> > > least equal or exceed rasi chart strength. This

> is the most

> > > important take away for me.

> > >

> > > Manjunath Sharma

>

http://www.neerajgupta.com

July 20, 2005

Thanks for clarifications and comments - Pradeepji and Narasimhaji.

<pvr@c...> wrote:

>> I can make one statement very confidently: Astrology, as

practiced by most today, is an art and not a science.

My view:

Astrology is and will remain an an art for a long time to come.

There is an element of siddhi and adrishti that is and cannot be

explained by normal science.

In every area: Semi conductors, auto, market research, finance

(modeling stock prices): There are basic principles of modeling and

forecating. After a certain threshold - it almost becomes an art

form.

One quick example:

Stock forecasting (Price target of an equity). If one gives the same

10k (accounting) statements to 10 different analysts. One will end

up with 10 different price ranges. The answer is that different

poeple bring a set of qualitative and quantitative expertise to the

table and use that to judge an outcome..

Manjunath Sharma

July 20, 2005

Dear Narasimha ji

Thanks for the wishes and all the best.Thanks for all the knowledge

shared.

Kind regds

Pradeep

vedic astrology, "Narasimha P.V.R. Rao"

<pvr@c...> wrote:

> Namaste,

>

> I made a typo.

>

> > Rasi: 3.5 points

> > Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points each

> > Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

>

> It should be:

>

> Rasi: 3 points

> Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points each

> Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

>

> May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> Narasimha

> -------------------------------

> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org

> -------------------------------

>

> > Namaste Manjunath,

> >

> > > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

> > >

> > > Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

> > > Navamsa : 3.0 points

> > > Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important chart!)

> > > Total : 10.5 points

> >

> > Please note that shashtyamsa is the highest! Shastyamsa, the chart

of previous birth and sanchita karma, is not even relevant in prasna

and muhurta and does not find representation in shadvarga (6 chart

group) and sapta varga (7 chart group) used for those purposes. But,

it is highly relevant in human charts. That's why it not only finds

mention in dasa varga and shodasa varga (10 and 16 chart groups) used

in human horoscopy, but gets a higher score than all other charts in

those two groups!

> >

> > BTW, what you mentioned is the Shodasa varga vimsopaka bala.

> >

> > Actually, Parasara mentioned 4 varga groups and vimsopaka bala as

per all the four.

> >

> > Most of the results given by Parasara in later chapters actually

use dasa varga group rather than shodasa varga group. For example,

vaiseshikamsas based on shodasa varga or shadvarga or sapta varga are

not used that much in the yogas mentioned later. But vaiseshikamsas

based on dasa varga (e.g. Parijatamsa, Gopuramsa, Simhasanamsa etc)

are used more. This indicates that dasa varga is the most relevant in

normal human horoscopy. Here are strengths given in that group:

> >

> > Rasi: 3.5 points

> > Navamsa, D-2, D-3, D-7, D-10, D-12, D-16, D-30: 1.5 points each

> > Shastyamsa (D-60): 5 points

> >

> > You can see that not only shashtyamsa gets a higher weightage than

rasi and navamsa, but it gets a heigher weightage than rasi and

navamsa combined!

> >

> > I can make one statement very confidently: Astrology, as practiced

by most today, is an art and not a science. If ever astrology is

established as science in future, I am confident that shashtyamsa will

have a big role in that science of astrology. Without further progress

in the use of shashtyamsa chart, we don't stand a chance of converting

astrology into a science. With D-60 ignored, astrology will remain an art.

> >

> > Time has come for me to leave all distractions and give one final

push to finish the TP book. From this Guru Pournima till Janmashtami.

I will be totally off the lists.

> >

> > In a recent mail, Sabri asked to give the transliteration of all

Sanskrit content of my TP book. Though I did not reply, I did notice

that mail. Yes, Sabri, I'll keep that request in mind and give the

transliteration of the limited Sanskrit text in the book. In my view,

Sanskrit is the official language of Jyotisha and I felt bad that

there was no documentation of TP in Sanskrit language, while there is

so much documentation of it in English. So, for sentimental reasons, I

documented TP in Sanskrit verses with the blessings of rishis and am

including it as a chapter in the book.

> >

> > Happy Guru Pournima day to all of you!

> >

> > If any gurujans were offended by the intensity I showed in the

recent days in the tiff with Pradeep, I apologize. I blame Mars in

gandanta for it! :-)

> >

> > May Jupiter's light shine on us,

> > Narasimha

> > -------------------------------

> > Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro.home.comcast.net

> > Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAstrologer.org

> > Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagannath.org

> > -------------------------------

> >

> > > Panditji and others

> > >

> > > According to KN Rao ji, Parashara allocates..

> > >

> > > Birth Horoscope : 3.5 points

> > > Navamsa : 3.0 points

> > > Shashtyamsha : 4 points (most important chart!)

> > > Total : 10.5 points

> > >

> > > Hora, D3, Trimshamsa : 1 point each: Shodhasmsa: 2 points

> > >

> > > All other Div charts: 0.5 points

> > >

> > > So Rasi=3.5 points

> > > and D9 and D10 = 3.5 points

> > >

> > > This is given in KN Rao's book (Page 101, Astrology Destiny

Wheel of

> > > Time).

> > >

> > > So it appears that Navamsa and any other divisional chart will at

> > > least equal or exceed rasi chart strength. This is the most

> > > important take away for me.

> > >

> > > Manjunath Sharma

July 20, 2005

Hope u are doing well and your books coming along well.

I would like to know if there is any article or book which tells us how to analyze Shastyamsa?

Could you pls help

Lokesh"Narasimha P.V.R. Rao" <pvr (AT) charter (DOT) net> wrote: