Taviz / talisman / bhabhoot

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Respected Bhatia jee

 

Wearing a taabeez is a very common practice amongst the Muslims. More

so at the time of travel when a 'khuda nigehbaan' tabeez is tied on

the arm assuming that the wearer is given into the security of God .

Similarly , Bhabhoot is a common prasad in south indian temples,

people use it for tilak. Some godmen also give bhabhoot as prasad.

 

According to your input , a tabeez or bhabhoot would not be desirable

for any one at all times. Therefore do we take it that the Lal Kitab

prohibition for these things doesnot apply to the local customs . Or

does it irrespective of local beliefs and traditions?

 

naman to all gurujan,

 

with regards,

 

bhuwan

 

 

 

 

 

 

lalkitab , Rajinder Bhatia

<rajinderbhatia2002> wrote:

> Friends,

> Sorry for joining late on this topic but here are my two cents.

The '52 LalKitab talks about taveez and talismans in reference to

Mercury as has been mentioned by many of you. However, Pt Roop Chand

jee modified the description of malefic Mercury and regarded the

presence of a taveez to signify a harbinger of the ill effects of

Mercury (especially 2, 3, 8, 9, 11, 12 and to some extent, even in

the 4th house.) His assertion (in his unpublished material) is that

taking a taveez from a sadhu, faqeer etc. will cause Mercury to go

haywire even if it is in supposedly benefic houses. Similarly,

bhabhootee (the ashes) taken from someone can destroy the good

effects of Mercury.

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> As far as Saturn in the 10th is concerned, Saturn will not

necessarily start giving malefic effects if a house is

purchased/constructed by the native before the age of 48. All this

will do is that Saturn will go dormant (neither good nor bad.)

Someone had just written about getting the house made in his wife's

name (trying to circumvent the Laws of nature.) Please do remember

one of the fundamental premises of LalKitab - After the marriage, the

horoscope of a wife is " overpowered " by the man's horoscope (there

are a few exceptions, applicable mostly in the West.) Nice try,

though !!

> Respectfully,

> Rajinder Bhatia

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