Guest guest Posted June 4, 2007 Report Share Posted June 4, 2007 Dear Gaurav ji, The word Makara has many meanings. 1)Big Fish Makara means any kind of Big fish wish sharp teeths, like Shark. In the incarnation Vishnu took the shap of a Makara Fish the story goes. Thus any kind of Big Fish can be signified by the word Makara. 2)Crocodile The word Makara also has the meaning Crocodile. Crocodile is also an animal that lives in water and has sharp teeths. The geographic location and nature indicated by Capricon sign is apt to signify Crocodiles or any other kind of similar animials. The above two meanings of the word makara are well supported by ancient sanscrit dictionaries. Of course Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya) can also have a Makara as vehicle, let it denote Big Fish, Crocodile or any other water creature. Because all of them live in water. The names of signs should not be taken in literal sense. They are supposed to provide an insite into the things which the sign can signify. I will provide you some cute info regarding some such names that are associated with signs. * Kriya = Ram [This word denotes Aries] * Tavuru = Camel [Taurus] * Jutuma = Coak and Hen [Gemini] * Kuleera = Crab, Crocodile [Cancer] * Madhupa = Bees [Cancer] * Leya = Dear [Leo] * Pardhona = Women [Virgo] * Taushika = Whale [sagatterious] * Akokera = Hippopotamus [Capricon] * Makara = Shark [Capricon] * Chetdhasi = Sea Man ((Half man - half fish)), Sea Woman (Half woman - half fish) What do you feel? Love, Sreenadh , " " <gaurav.ghosh wrote: > > ||Jai Ramakrishna|| > Dear Bhaskarji, > > The bigger lizard is crocodile. Whos vahana is it ? > > Do some small path of Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya), > > and purify yourself > > by few drops of Gangaji, if you have at home, > > which one should always keep. > I knew the Vahana of Ganga is Makara..not crocodile... > Thanq, > > , " Bhaskar " > <bhaskar_jyotish@> wrote: > > > > > > Though the effects of lizards falling on various parts > > of body for both men and women, is listed > > in the classics, yet let me tell you, unless and until > > you have many lizards in you house and room (where > > it fell),to make fall on you in so short notice, twice., > > it does not forebode good to happen repeatedly. > > I am not here to put fear in You, but caution You, > > to please be careful in taking important decesions > > in next 15 days, also continue doing Hanuman Chalisa > > and Ramrakshastotra, and try to create security blanket > > (Kavach) around you, by doing thus. > > > > The bigger lizard is crocodile. Whos vahana is it ? > > Do some small path of Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya), > > and purify yourself > > by few drops of Gangaji, if you have at home, > > which one should always keep. > > > > best wishes, > > > > Bhaskar. > > www.shrikrishnajyotish.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sir, > > > > > > Thanks for the guidance. The lizard fell on the torso, left > > side, below the shoulder...........it did not climb or anything. > > > > > > thanks and regards > > > > > > > > > > > > @: astro_tellerkerala@: Sun, 3 Jun 2007 > > 15:30:09 +0000 Re: kal sarp/lastrological > significance - > > related to lizard falling? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > om krishna guru.dear .In kerala sastras ,in nimittas (book > of > > omens) falling oflizard (The home lizard)and its sounds r mentioned > > ,its guide line forastrologers and generaly its bad for ladies in > > right side and mens inleft side (i hav to search it as i am not > using > > none of this technicsand i am away from my hoem town now ).Any body > > knows pls come out andmake it more clear .May be sreenath (our grp > > memebr and a learned soul)can giv a authoritative reply ,but he is > > also away from his homelibrary .Falling on the head in considered > bad > > ,and crawling over the body,depends which side of body it s > > climbing.While i was analysing the chart of well known > politician ,who > > was inruling party abt his victory in elections -lizard fallen on > my > > head andi predicted ,failure for him and it happened ,actualy > reading > > was demanded by his one followers.Even crow sounds during the > arrival > > of cleint is analysed and says theresults .I read abt a pundit from > > maharashtra who could de code thesounds of crows and tell the > results > > , and he uses only the sounds ofcrows ,I think it is written a book > > called kaaka naadi .Even in mundane astrology the nesting of crows > in > > purticular year atpurticular season is according to 8 direction and > > the trees they use ranalysed and they predict famine and rain fall > etc > > ,which i find true .The falling of lizard (if u mean the homely > one ) > > has nothing to dowith kaala sarpa yoga .with regrdssunil nair .om > > shreem mahalaxmai namah. , wrote:>>> Dear All,>>> In the last 10 > days, a > > lizard has fallen on me twice. Obce before inmy life when I was a > > student, a lizard fell on me. I do not remember anysignificant > events > > taking place at that time, but it was a long timeago, so can't be > > sure. Somebody told me that it is lucky, but I readsomehwre > recently > > that it might have some other significance. I wouldlike to ask if > it > > has any astrological significance? In case my birthdetails are > needed, > > they are :>> Date - 25th July 1968Time - 8.30 amPlace - Bury, UK - > 53 > > 36 N, 2 17Wthanking you regards,>>>>> > > ________> Catch > the > > cricket action with MSN!> > > http://content.msn.co.in/Sports/Cricket/Default.aspx>> [Non-text > > portions of this message have been removed]>[Non-text portions of > this > > message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > _______________ > > > The idiot box is no longer passe! > > > http://content.msn.co.in/Entertainment/TV/Default.aspx > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2007 Report Share Posted June 4, 2007 , " Sreenadh " <sreesog wrote: Dear Gaurav ji, The word Makara has many meanings. 1)Big Fish Makara means any kind of Big fish wish sharp teeths, like Shark. In the incarnation Vishnu took the shap of a Makara Fish the story goes. Thus any kind of Big Fish can be signified by the word Makara. 2)Crocodile The word Makara also has the meaning Crocodile. Crocodile is also an animal that lives in water and has sharp teeths. The geographic location and nature indicated by Capricon sign is apt to signify Crocodiles or any other kind of similar animials. The above two meanings of the word makara are well supported by ancient sanscrit dictionaries. Of course Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya) can also have a Makara as vehicle, let it denote Big Fish, Crocodile or any other water creature. Because all of them live in water. The names of signs should not be taken in literal sense. They are supposed to provide an insite into the things which the sign can signify. I will provide you some cute info regarding some such names that are associated with signs. * Kriya = Ram [This word denotes Aries] * Tavuru = Camel [Taurus] * Jutuma = Coak and Hen [Gemini] * Kuleera = Crab, Crocodile [Cancer] * Madhupa = Bees [Cancer] * Leya = Dear [Leo] * Pardhona = Women [Virgo] * Taushika = Whale [sagatterious] * Akokera = Hippopotamus [Capricon] * Makara = Shark [Capricon] * Chetdhasi = Sea Man ((Half man - half fish)), Sea Woman (Half woman - half fish) What do you feel? Love, Sreenadh , " " <gaurav.ghosh@> wrote: > > ||Jai Ramakrishna|| > Dear Bhaskarji, > > The bigger lizard is crocodile. Whos vahana is it ? > > Do some small path of Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya), > > and purify yourself > > by few drops of Gangaji, if you have at home, > > which one should always keep. > I knew the Vahana of Ganga is Makara..not crocodile... > Thanq, > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2007 Report Share Posted June 4, 2007 The Sanskrit English dictionary authored by Shri Waman Shivrao Apte, and published by Motilal Banarsidass , also confirms this on Page 415 of the Dictionary. Makar - A kind of sea animal, Crocodile, Shark. This is for information of all. regards, Bhaskar. , " Sreenadh " <sreesog wrote: > > Dear Gaurav ji, > The word Makara has many meanings. > > 1)Big Fish > Makara means any kind of Big fish wish sharp teeths, like Shark. In > the incarnation Vishnu took the shap of a Makara Fish the story goes. > Thus any kind of Big Fish can be signified by the word Makara. > 2)Crocodile > The word Makara also has the meaning Crocodile. Crocodile is also an > animal that lives in water and has sharp teeths. The geographic > location and nature indicated by Capricon sign is apt to signify > Crocodiles or any other kind of similar animials. > The above two meanings of the word makara are well supported by > ancient sanscrit dictionaries. > Of course Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya) can also have a Makara as vehicle, > let it denote Big Fish, Crocodile or any other water creature. > Because all of them live in water. > The names of signs should not be taken in literal sense. They are > supposed to provide an insite into the things which the sign can > signify. > I will provide you some cute info regarding some such names that are > associated with signs. > * Kriya = Ram [This word denotes Aries] > * Tavuru = Camel [Taurus] > * Jutuma = Coak and Hen [Gemini] > * Kuleera = Crab, Crocodile [Cancer] > * Madhupa = Bees [Cancer] > * Leya = Dear [Leo] > * Pardhona = Women [Virgo] > * Taushika = Whale [sagatterious] > * Akokera = Hippopotamus [Capricon] > * Makara = Shark [Capricon] > * Chetdhasi = Sea Man ((Half man - half fish)), Sea Woman (Half > woman - half fish) > > What do you feel? > > Love, > Sreenadh > > , " " > <gaurav.ghosh@> wrote: > > > > > ||Jai Ramakrishna|| > > Dear Bhaskarji, > > > The bigger lizard is crocodile. Whos vahana is it ? > > > Do some small path of Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya), > > > and purify yourself > > > by few drops of Gangaji, if you have at home, > > > which one should always keep. > > I knew the Vahana of Ganga is Makara..not crocodile... > > Thanq, > > > > , " Bhaskar " > > <bhaskar_jyotish@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Though the effects of lizards falling on various parts > > > of body for both men and women, is listed > > > in the classics, yet let me tell you, unless and until > > > you have many lizards in you house and room (where > > > it fell),to make fall on you in so short notice, twice., > > > it does not forebode good to happen repeatedly. > > > I am not here to put fear in You, but caution You, > > > to please be careful in taking important decesions > > > in next 15 days, also continue doing Hanuman Chalisa > > > and Ramrakshastotra, and try to create security blanket > > > (Kavach) around you, by doing thus. > > > > > > The bigger lizard is crocodile. Whos vahana is it ? > > > Do some small path of Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya), > > > and purify yourself > > > by few drops of Gangaji, if you have at home, > > > which one should always keep. > > > > > > best wishes, > > > > > > Bhaskar. > > > www.shrikrishnajyotish.com > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Dear Sir, > > > > > > > > Thanks for the guidance. The lizard fell on the torso, left > > > side, below the shoulder...........it did not climb or anything. > > > > > > > > thanks and regards > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > @: astro_tellerkerala@: Sun, 3 Jun 2007 > > > 15:30:09 +0000 Re: kal sarp/lastrological > > significance - > > > related to lizard falling? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > om krishna guru.dear .In kerala sastras ,in nimittas > (book > > of > > > omens) falling oflizard (The home lizard)and its sounds r > mentioned > > > ,its guide line forastrologers and generaly its bad for ladies in > > > right side and mens inleft side (i hav to search it as i am not > > using > > > none of this technicsand i am away from my hoem town now ).Any > body > > > knows pls come out andmake it more clear .May be sreenath (our grp > > > memebr and a learned soul)can giv a authoritative reply ,but he is > > > also away from his homelibrary .Falling on the head in considered > > bad > > > ,and crawling over the body,depends which side of body it s > > > climbing.While i was analysing the chart of well known > > politician ,who > > > was inruling party abt his victory in elections -lizard fallen on > > my > > > head andi predicted ,failure for him and it happened ,actualy > > reading > > > was demanded by his one followers.Even crow sounds during the > > arrival > > > of cleint is analysed and says theresults .I read abt a pundit > from > > > maharashtra who could de code thesounds of crows and tell the > > results > > > , and he uses only the sounds ofcrows ,I think it is written a > book > > > called kaaka naadi .Even in mundane astrology the nesting of > crows > > in > > > purticular year atpurticular season is according to 8 direction > and > > > the trees they use ranalysed and they predict famine and rain > fall > > etc > > > ,which i find true .The falling of lizard (if u mean the homely > > one ) > > > has nothing to dowith kaala sarpa yoga .with regrdssunil nair .om > > > shreem mahalaxmai namah. , wrote:>>> Dear All,>>> In the last 10 > > days, a > > > lizard has fallen on me twice. Obce before inmy life when I was a > > > student, a lizard fell on me. I do not remember anysignificant > > events > > > taking place at that time, but it was a long timeago, so can't be > > > sure. Somebody told me that it is lucky, but I readsomehwre > > recently > > > that it might have some other significance. I wouldlike to ask if > > it > > > has any astrological significance? In case my birthdetails are > > needed, > > > they are :>> Date - 25th July 1968Time - 8.30 amPlace - Bury, UK - > > > 53 > > > 36 N, 2 17Wthanking you regards,>>>>> > > > ________> Catch > > the > > > cricket action with MSN!> > > > http://content.msn.co.in/Sports/Cricket/Default.aspx>> [Non-text > > > portions of this message have been removed]>[Non-text portions of > > this > > > message have been removed] > > > > > > > > > > > > > _______________ > > > > The idiot box is no longer passe! > > > > http://content.msn.co.in/Entertainment/TV/Default.aspx > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2009 Report Share Posted October 21, 2009 Dear All, The following is a mail I posted in Jyotish Remedies group on Mon Jun 4, 2007 10:07 am Love and regards, Sreenadh , " Sreenadh " <sreesog wrote: Dear Gaurav ji, The word Makara has many meanings. 1)Big Fish Makara means any kind of Big fish wish sharp teeths, like Shark. In the incarnation Vishnu took the shap of a Makara Fish the story goes. Thus any kind of Big Fish can be signified by the word Makara. 2)Crocodile The word Makara also has the meaning Crocodile. Crocodile is also an animal that lives in water and has sharp teeths. The geographic location and nature indicated by Capricon sign is apt to signify Crocodiles or any other kind of similar animials. The above two meanings of the word makara are well supported by ancient sanscrit dictionaries. Of course Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya) can also have a Makara as vehicle, let it denote Big Fish, Crocodile or any other water creature. Because all of them live in water. The names of signs should not be taken in literal sense. They are supposed to provide an insite into the things which the sign can signify. I will provide you some cute info regarding some such names that are associated with signs. * Kriya = Ram [This word denotes Aries] * Tavuru = Camel [Taurus] * Jutuma = Coak and Hen [Gemini] * Kuleera = Crab, Crocodile [Cancer] * Madhupa = Bees [Cancer] * Leya = Dear [Leo] * Pardhona = Women [Virgo] * Taushika = Whale [sagatterious] * Akokera = Hippopotamus [Capricon] * Makara = Shark [Capricon] * Chetdhasi = Sea Man ((Half man - half fish)), Sea Woman (Half woman - half fish) What do you feel? Love, Sreenadh --- End forwarded message --- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2009 Report Share Posted October 21, 2009 Dear Sreenadh ji, That was an informative mail, but you have to promise me something. When you meet Chetdashi (Sea woman- Half woman half fish) You will not go down in the water with her, but You should allow me the privilege since I am elder to you and I must check the bottom whether its safe for you or not. When I meet a mermaid I will also check alongwith her whether the bottom of the sea is safe, and then surely allow you to also to visit the depths. Love n regards, Bhaskar. , " sreesog " <sreesog wrote: > > Dear All, > The following is a mail I posted in Jyotish Remedies group on Mon Jun 4, 2007 10:07 am > Love and regards, > Sreenadh > > , " Sreenadh " sreesog@ wrote: > > Dear Gaurav ji, > The word Makara has many meanings. > > 1)Big Fish > Makara means any kind of Big fish wish sharp teeths, like Shark. In > the incarnation Vishnu took the shap of a Makara Fish the story goes. > Thus any kind of Big Fish can be signified by the word Makara. > 2)Crocodile > The word Makara also has the meaning Crocodile. Crocodile is also an > animal that lives in water and has sharp teeths. The geographic > location and nature indicated by Capricon sign is apt to signify > Crocodiles or any other kind of similar animials. > The above two meanings of the word makara are well supported by > ancient sanscrit dictionaries. > Of course Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya) can also have a Makara as vehicle, > let it denote Big Fish, Crocodile or any other water creature. > Because all of them live in water. > The names of signs should not be taken in literal sense. They are > supposed to provide an insite into the things which the sign can > signify. > I will provide you some cute info regarding some such names that are > associated with signs. > * Kriya = Ram [This word denotes Aries] > * Tavuru = Camel [Taurus] > * Jutuma = Coak and Hen [Gemini] > * Kuleera = Crab, Crocodile [Cancer] > * Madhupa = Bees [Cancer] > * Leya = Dear [Leo] > * Pardhona = Women [Virgo] > * Taushika = Whale [sagatterious] > * Akokera = Hippopotamus [Capricon] > * Makara = Shark [Capricon] > * Chetdhasi = Sea Man ((Half man - half fish)), Sea Woman (Half > woman - half fish) > > What do you feel? > > Love, > Sreenadh > > --- End forwarded message --- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 21, 2009 Report Share Posted October 21, 2009 Dear Bhaskar ji, I was not still good enough in english at that time and while writing that message the word 'mermaid' never came to me, and so the uncultured transilation 'sea woman'. But I was successful in conveying the intended meaning, I believe. Any way don't intend/expect too much with 'bottom' (as could see in your mail)! Love and regards,Sreenadh , "Bhaskar" <bhaskar_jyotish wrote:>> > Dear Sreenadh ji,> > That was an informative mail, but you have to promise me something. When> you meet Chetdashi (Sea woman- Half woman half fish) You will not go> down in the water with her, but You should allow me the privilege since> I am elder to you and I must check the bottom whether its safe for you> or not.> > When I meet a mermaid I will also check alongwith her whether the bottom> of the sea is safe, and then surely allow you to also to visit the> depths.> > Love n regards,> > Bhaskar.> > > > > , "sreesog" sreesog@> wrote:> >> > Dear All,> > The following is a mail I posted in Jyotish Remedies group on Mon Jun> 4, 2007 10:07 am> > Love and regards,> > Sreenadh> >> > , "Sreenadh" sreesog@ wrote:> >> > Dear Gaurav ji,> > The word Makara has many meanings.> >> > 1)Big Fish> > Makara means any kind of Big fish wish sharp teeths, like Shark. In> > the incarnation Vishnu took the shap of a Makara Fish the story goes.> > Thus any kind of Big Fish can be signified by the word Makara.> > 2)Crocodile> > The word Makara also has the meaning Crocodile. Crocodile is also an> > animal that lives in water and has sharp teeths. The geographic> > location and nature indicated by Capricon sign is apt to signify> > Crocodiles or any other kind of similar animials.> > The above two meanings of the word makara are well supported by> > ancient sanscrit dictionaries.> > Of course Gangaji (Ganga Maiyya) can also have a Makara as vehicle,> > let it denote Big Fish, Crocodile or any other water creature.> > Because all of them live in water.> > The names of signs should not be taken in literal sense. They are> > supposed to provide an insite into the things which the sign can> > signify.> > I will provide you some cute info regarding some such names that are> > associated with signs.> > * Kriya = Ram [This word denotes Aries]> > * Tavuru = Camel [Taurus]> > * Jutuma = Coak and Hen [Gemini]> > * Kuleera = Crab, Crocodile [Cancer]> > * Madhupa = Bees [Cancer]> > * Leya = Dear [Leo]> > * Pardhona = Women [Virgo]> > * Taushika = Whale [sagatterious]> > * Akokera = Hippopotamus [Capricon]> > * Makara = Shark [Capricon]> > * Chetdhasi = Sea Man ((Half man - half fish)), Sea Woman (Half> > woman - half fish)> >> > What do you feel?> >> > Love,> > Sreenadh> >> > --- End forwarded message ---> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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