origin of lalkitab

November 7, 2004

Rajinder ji, i fully agree with punit ji and priya ji that the book by

umesh puri is another pirated work of lalkitab. it is indeed sorry

that these fellows don't even mention the name of the real author PT.

ROOP CHAND JOSHI. You may term me a superstitious person without logic

but after putting in a lot of time and energy and meetings with

learned pundits and a few really enlightened tantriks. i came to the

conclusion that this ancient knowledge which was lost over the passage

of time, portions of which might have been compiled by albaruni or

other muslim scholars was brought to light by pt. joshi and no one

else. The persons who knew the family and his fellow villagers tell

that it was by some kriya you may call it tantrik, hazrat or whatever

but he was a siddha who invoked the spirits of the enlightened

departed and compiled this book through his son somnath. this book is

a sacrosant book. i bet you can't find another similar book in the

whole world. i appreciate punit's views that this book is purely

indian. i don't treat this book even an iota less than guru granth

shaib, gita, quran or ramayana. i have seen this book's miraclous

powers and the people( i don't want to particularly name but i can

send it on private mail) who tried to fiddle with this book suffered

disastrous tresults. even if the other view is accepted for arguements

sake then also we must be indebted to the great soul by whose selfless

and tiresome work this knowledge came to our hands.

kulbir singh bains

lalkitab , Punit Pandey <punitp@g...> wrote:

> Rajinder ji,

>

> The glimpse of traditional India in Lal Kitab is impeccable. I am sure

> no foreigner can write such a book because it needs sound

> understanding of India and Indian traditions.

>

> Regards,

>

> Punit Pandey

>

> On Sun, 7 Nov 2004 05:12:56 -0800 (PST), Rajinder Nath

> <jinderman> wrote:

> >

> > hi priya,

> > i think my quest will lead me to some historian who

> > will proably will

> > be able to get me original work of al -bruni at least

> > his work on astronomy

> > i will meet a director of smithsonian arbic section

> > they have lot of knowledsge of scholars from that part

> > of the world in 10th century

> > it confuse me if original writer is from phalwara i

> > spoke to sh roop chand son in canada and i like rakes

> > mr roopchand grand son

> > who does not want to get involve answering this

> > quition he want me to talk to his father and his

> > father i think motivate only if he is getting any

> > award out of it

> > i met mr roopchand in 1960 and i have great regard for

> > him as he said with great confidence that one of my

> > friend,s wife after child birth got

> > tetnus he said after 13 days she will come back to

> > life and she stays in dark romm after 13 days she was

> > ok and have two more childern too

> > so was the al brundi or mr roop chand who wrote this

> > wonderful book in urdu.

> > we will find one day

> > rajinder

> > --- bhooshanpriya <bhooshanpriya> wrote:

> >

> > >

> > > Dear Rajinder ji,

> > >

> > > The book by Dr Umesh Puri 'gyaneshwar' is known by

> > > its title'

> > > sampoorn Lal Kitab aur hastrekha gyan' and is very

> > > easily available

> > > here in India too. It is also known as 'gayneshwari

> > > tika'. It is as

> > > good or bad as other books on or about the Lal

> > > Kitab. I have found

> > > this book below average.

> > >

> > > sincerely,

> > >

> > > Priya

> > >

> > > lalkitab , Rajinder Nath

> > > <jinderman>

> > > wrote:

> > > > friends i have asked a friend to see if he finds

> > > al

> > > > bruni lal kitab

> > > > or any related n=material

> > > > well he fond a book in lahore called red bood by

> > > dr

> > > > ume4sh puri

> > > > i dont think it has anything mention even of sh

> > > roop

> > > > chand ji

> > > > but he apply the same system

> > > > sh kulbir ji is this book has any legal right or

> > > there

> > > > are some other

> > > > deto books on lalkitab i will certainly will read

> > > it

> > > > thouroly

> > > > it just reach to me by a friend today

> > > > i am still seeking al bruni work

> > > > i am going to exibition this week end at

> > > washington

> > > > smithsonia and i know one lady who is director of

> > > > arbian art name barbara she has

> > > > appintment with me on 9th and may be she will help

> > > me

> > > > to find

> > > > some work of al bruni as there is theme in the

> > > > exibition arabian art and

> > > > its contribution to world how it spread to asia

> > > >

> > > > i promise her i will look her birth chart as per

> > > red

> > > > book

> > > > rajinder

> > > >

> > > > Check out the new Front Page.

> > > > www.

> > >

> >

> > Check out the new Front Page.

> > www.

> >

November 7, 2004

Dear Kulbir Singh,

Could you please let us know from where we can obtain a genuine copy of Pt. Roop Chand Joshi's Lal Kitab ?

I understand that a lot of fakes are available in the market,which is why Lal Kitab is no longer enjoying the same reputation as before...!

I would be most grateful to you...

Yours sincerely,

lyrastro1

GOOD LUCK !Kulbir Singh Bains <ceetabains wrote:

Rajinder ji, i fully agree with punit ji and priya ji that the book byumesh puri is another pirated work of lalkitab. it is indeed sorrythat these fellows don't even mention the name of the real author PT.ROOP CHAND JOSHI. You may term me a superstitious person without logicbut after putting in a lot of time and energy and meetings withlearned pundits and a few really enlightened tantriks. i came to theconclusion that this ancient knowledge which was lost over the passageof time, portions of which might have been compiled by albaruni orother muslim scholars was brought to light by pt. joshi and no oneelse. The persons who knew the family and his fellow villagers tellthat it was by some kriya you may call it tantrik, hazrat or whateverbut he was a siddha who invoked the spirits of the enlighteneddeparted and compiled this book

through his son somnath. this book isa sacrosant book. i bet you can't find another similar book in thewhole world. i appreciate punit's views that this book is purelyindian. i don't treat this book even an iota less than guru granthshaib, gita, quran or ramayana. i have seen this book's miraclouspowers and the people( i don't want to particularly name but i cansend it on private mail) who tried to fiddle with this book suffereddisastrous tresults. even if the other view is accepted for arguementssake then also we must be indebted to the great soul by whose selflessand tiresome work this knowledge came to our hands.kulbir singh bainslalkitab , Punit Pandey wrote:> Rajinder ji,> > The glimpse of traditional India in Lal Kitab is impeccable. I am sure> no foreigner can write such a book because it needs sound> understanding of India and Indian traditions.> >

Regards,> > Punit Pandey> > > On Sun, 7 Nov 2004 05:12:56 -0800 (PST), Rajinder Nath> wrote:> > > > hi priya,> > i think my quest will lead me to some historian who> > will proably will> > be able to get me original work of al -bruni at least> > his work on astronomy> > i will meet a director of smithsonian arbic section> > they have lot of knowledsge of scholars from that part> > of the world in 10th century> > it confuse me if original writer is from phalwara i> > spoke to sh roop chand son in canada and i like rakes> > mr roopchand grand son> > who does not want to get involve answering this> > quition he want me to talk to his father and his> > father i think motivate only if he is getting any> > award out of it> > i met mr roopchand in 1960 and i have

great regard for> > him as he said with great confidence that one of my> > friend,s wife after child birth got> > tetnus he said after 13 days she will come back to> > life and she stays in dark romm after 13 days she was> > ok and have two more childern too> > so was the al brundi or mr roop chand who wrote this> > wonderful book in urdu.> > we will find one day> > rajinder> > --- bhooshanpriya wrote:> > > > >> > > Dear Rajinder ji,> > >> > > The book by Dr Umesh Puri 'gyaneshwar' is known by> > > its title'> > > sampoorn Lal Kitab aur hastrekha gyan' and is very> > > easily available> > > here in India too. It is also known as 'gayneshwari> > > tika'. It is as> > > good or bad as other books on or about the Lal> >

> Kitab. I have found> > > this book below average.> > >> > > sincerely,> > >> > > Priya> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > lalkitab , Rajinder Nath> > > > > > wrote:> > > > friends i have asked a friend to see if he finds> > > al> > > > bruni lal kitab> > > > or any related n=material> > > > well he fond a book in lahore called red bood by> > > dr> > > > ume4sh puri> > > > i dont think it has anything mention even of sh> > > roop> > > > chand ji> > > > but he apply the same system> > > > sh kulbir ji is this book has any legal right or> > >

there> > > > are some other> > > > deto books on lalkitab i will certainly will read> > > it> > > > thouroly> > > > it just reach to me by a friend today> > > > i am still seeking al bruni work> > > > i am going to exibition this week end at> > > washington> > > > smithsonia and i know one lady who is director of> > > > arbian art name barbara she has> > > > appintment with me on 9th and may be she will help> > > me> > > > to find> > > > some work of al bruni as there is theme in the> > > > exibition arabian art and> > > > its contribution to world how it spread to asia> > > >> > > > i promise her i will look her birth chart as per> > > red> > > > book> > > >

rajinder> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > Check out the new Front Page.> > > > www.> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > Check out the new Front Page.> > www.> > > > > > > >