Clarification Kishore Vohra

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Dear Kishore,

 

Yes, you can do the upaya on the behalf of your daughter. If the

priest gives you back a little rice as prasaad, it should not have

been thrown either on the ground { zameen} or in a pond. She could

have collected rice and kept it at home tied in a white silk cloth.

 

Now nothing can be done to undo the throwing of the rice away. You

should keep the rice which would be given to you on the last day of

the upaya.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " kishorevohra1968 "

<kishorevohra1968 wrote:

>

> Namaskar Priyaji,

> You had given a remedy for my daughter to offer handfull of rice

to

> a pujari at a temple.

> My daughter has been doing that and completed 7 days, today I

went

> on her behalf because she has school. The pujari said that after

she

> offers him a handfull of rice, he has been giving some rice back

to

> my daughter so that some " Laxmi " (money) comes to the temple; also

my

> daughter took that rice and offered it to the ground (Zamin).

Today

> when he gave me some rice back, I threw it in a pond. Is this OK.

If

> we made a mistake, how do we fix it? I still have one more day to

go.

> Thanks.

> Bharat/Kishore

>

> I am suggesting a few upaya. It would be better if she does them

> herself. In case she doesn't, which I suspect she wouldn't, then

> either you or your wife can do a few upaya on her behalf after the

> sankalp.

>

> [ 1 ] She should apply a haldi tilak just above her navel { belly

> button } every day.

>

> [ 2 ] Offer a handful of rice or milk at any temple for 9 days

> regularly.

>

> [ 3 ] You should gift her some thing that you have been using,

like

> a watch, a ring, or a chain etc. She must have some thing on her

> person that her father had used.

>

>

> [ 4 ] Offer 10 sabut baadam { whole almonds with shell} at any

temple

> for 5 days regularly. Each day bring back home from the temple ,

as

> blessed prasaad , 5 almonds out of those offered by you. Keep them

at

> home tied in a yellow cloth. No one should eat or throw them away.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

>

>

> kishore vohra <kishorevohra1968 wrote:

> Namaskaar Priyaji,

> My daughter was born in Atlanta, Georgia where it is Eastern

Time

> Zone. She has done the remedy of piercing her nose for atleast 92

> hours. She is capable of getting high marks, but she gets

sidetracked

> a lot with friends. She lies and is capable of caniving others. I

> have a very open talking relationship with her. We have talked

that

> all of us are imperfect and we shouls know our good and bad

qualities

> and try to bring the best out of ourselves. She is trying but

being

> an Indian in American culture, it is very hard for her. Please

help

> her with better Education and good self confidence.

> Thanks.

> Bharat

>

> Pandit Bhooshan Priya < wrote:

> Dear Kishore,

>

> If you already have a dog as a pet, then you do not have to get

the

> toy dogs.

>

> As for the daughter, I would need the name of the city, for the

time

> zone.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

>

> ps : Thanks for the offer. I do not need any thing.

>

> kishore vohra <kishorevohra1968 wrote:

> Namaskaar Priyaji,

> Thanks for a fast response. My daughters birthday is April 20

1990

> Latitude: 033:44:N / Longitude: 084:23:W born at 16.01 ( 4.01 pm ).

> The Daylight Savings time is already adjusted.

> I already have a Black male dog in my home as a pet, whose tail

is

> cut ( it is just about two inches long now ).....

> 1) do I still need to bring the three toys? and if I do have

to ....

> 2) can they be made of plastic or leather or any material?

> 3) Should I keep in any room or Bed room?

> Thankyou.

> Kishore

> Important Note: Priyaji, I know you have been through a lot

lately,

> if you need for me to send you any software or hardware from USA

that

> could protect your Group, I would be very Happy to do that. Please

> feel free to let us know anything anytime. Good Wishes to you

Priyaji.

>

> Pandit Bhooshan Priya < wrote: Dear

> Bharat,

>

> Neither you nor your wife have the shani sade satee. The date of

> birth you gave for your daughter is 14/20/1990. How could that be?

>

> On November 2, the saturn moved to Leo. The transit is good for

your

> wife. It is not very good for you. Therefore:

>

> [ 1 ] you should not live in a house facing south

> [ 2 ] Bring home three toy dogs of black and white color and keep

> them in your room.

> These two upaya will take care of this transit which would last

for

> two and a half year.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

>