Re:advise requested for Ashok happy luckyindian

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Dear Happy,

 

[1] The same time as suggested earlier will be suitable.

 

[2] Since you have already kept some jau at home, then you need not repeat the

upaya. After the operation is over, you can immerse the jau and later the bottle

in a river /canal/lake.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

, happy luckyindian

<happylukyindian wrote:

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> Dear Sir,

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> Thank you so much for your prompt advise thru mail of today , which we are

following strictly as per procedure for Ashok.

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> Just now i am mailing this from my laptop. Latest is that the Doctors after

seeing his condition (also he is still running high fever)just now have said

that Ashok could be having Jaundice parallely, and they cannot wait till coming

Thursday for the operation and finalised for his operation tomorrow i,e 5th Jan

2010. Kindly do let us know if this the right day , tomorrow being Tuesday.And

if yes what timings could be suitable for the success of the operation?

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> Moreover kindly tell if the Jau upaya suggested by you this morning is in

addition to the one which has already been done 3 days back after keeping

overnight the jau tied in black cloth under his hospital bed and subsequently

tranferred to his home and kept in a glass bottle in the west side in his home.

If you advise again we will get the jau kept tonight also(since tomorrow could

be his operation day) under his hospital bed and repeat this upaya. if no

repetition is required than what to do with the earlier bottle kept already for

the last 3 days. Kindly clarify.Sorry for the troble we are giving you.But it is

only our prayers & upayas suggested by you which can be our saviours.

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> with best regards & thanks,

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> happy

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> Mon, 4 Jan 2010 06:48:38 +0000

> Re: clarifications for Ashok >>> happy luckyindian

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> Dear happy,

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> [1] On the day of operation, before he goes for it, keep at home a handful of

Jau in a glass bottle filled with water. When he gets back from the operation,

the Jau should be immersed in a river /canal/lake; the bottle also should be

thrown into the water. This upaya is to make sure that the operation is

successful.

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> [2] If it is convenient to the doctors, then the best time of the operation

would be between 8am -9:30 am

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> [3] The saturn transit has afflicted his Lagnesh Moon in the 5th house.The 5th

house represents lower abdomen,the area where he has the disease. Moon

represents the liquid, and saturn the poisoning.

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> Therefore:

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> [a] Immerse in a river/canal/lake sabut Urad equal to one-tenth of his weight.

> Every Saturday gift at any temple a little mustard oil after Ashok has

seen his reflection in the oil. This is known as Shani Chhaya daan.

> [c] Get him a protection of Lord Hanuman to nuetralise the afflicting effect

of Saturn. Either on a Tuesday or a Saturday ,go to the Hanuman temple. Bring

home a little sindoor in a silver or brass or copper dibbi from the right arm of

Hanuman idol. Apply a tilak of this sindoor , between his eye brows, every day.

Do it for 43 days at least.

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> [4] he is going through the Sun/Jup dasha which will be helpful

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> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

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> , happy luckyindian <happylukyindian@>

wrote:

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> > Dear Sir,

> >

> > Charan Sparsh,

> >

> > As advised by you we have got all 3 upayas done for Col Ashok who is

hospitalised for Pancreatititis. The Jau upaya, honey ypaya have been done as

per procedure elaborated by you.His wife has already started chanting the Rog

nashak mantra on his behalf at home and in the hospital room also.

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> >

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> > The latest development is that the Doctors have now advised a surgery on

coming Thursday i,e on 7th Jan-2010,for the ailment and to remove the infected

fluid in the pancreas region, since Antibiotics have not yeilded the desired

results during last 50 days.

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> >

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> > Kindly guide us if this would be in the best interest of his life/health or

recovery.Some pandits had told his wife that the Rahu/ketu transit last year was

not favourable for him and he fell sick/ hospitalised around the time of that

transit. I would kindly request you to consider the effects on him by recent

rahu/ketu,saturn & jupiter transits; and also his Mahadasha/antardasha and

advise us the probabilities of this surgery and the day chosen by Doctors for

this.We would follow your guidance strictly.Also please suggest all additional

upayas to be done for him ( if any before his surgery day i.e. 7th Jan 2010). I

am again mentioning for your ready reference his details: Name:Col Ashok Kr.

Battoo: D.o.b 12th july 1954 : 07:56 A.M :place:delhi..?

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> > Kindly take the trouble sir of guiding us in detail under this grave

situation.

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> > with best regards,

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> > happy

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> > @

> > Thu, 31 Dec 2009 04:52:23 +0000 Re: clarifications for Ashok

>>> happy luckyindian

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> > Dear Happy,

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> > The Jau is to be kept in the glass bottle dipped in water after removing the

cloth. The cloth, jau were tied in, can be left at any temple.

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> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Priya

> >

> > , happy luckyindian

<happylukyindian@> wrote:

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> > > Dear Sir,

> > >

> > > Charan Sparsh,

> > >

> > > Thanks for your advise.We have kept the Jau last night under the bed as

per procedure.One small clarification?Wether the Jau to be kept today in the

glass bottle at Col Ashok " s home should be kept tied in the black cloth or the

cloth be removed while keeping Jau in the bottle containing water. Also how the

used black cloth be disposed off?

> > >

> > > Sorry to bother you,

> > >

> > > with great regards,

> > >

> > > happy

> > >

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> > > Wed, 30 Dec 2009 06:32:13 +0000

> > > Re: clarifications for Ashok >>> happy luckyindian

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> > > Dear Happy.

> > >

> > > [1]The Jau can be kept tied in cloth, if possible black cloth could be

better. Yes, he can keep it himself.

> > > [2]The jau can be kept at home in the west side of the house.The bottle

should have a lid on.The Jau should be kept till he gets discharged from the

hospital.

> > > [3] The honey should be moved over his body from head to toe 7 times. It

should be kept on the roof out of the reach of the kids. Yes the dibbi should

have a lid.The honey dibbi to be kept till he gets well.

> > > [4] Yes, the wife can recite the mantra at home. She can also recite it in

his hospital room too as and when it is convenient for her. Yes, it will be all

the better if he can drink the water energised by the mantra and eat the Tulsi

leaf. It is the wife who has to breathe over the water because she is reciting

the mantra.

> > >

> > > Sincerely,

> > >

> > > Priya

> > >

> > > , happy luckyindian

<happylukyindian@> wrote:

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> > > >

> > > > Dear Sir,

> > > >

> > > > Thanks for your instant reply,as always.I need the following

clarifications for my brother in laws's upaya suggested by you:

> > > >

> > > > 1) In what utensil , a handful of Jau is to be kept under the bed on

which he is lying in hospital & can he himself place it with his hands?

> > > >

> > > > 2) should the Jau next morning be put in a glaas bottle in the hospital

itself or carried home to be put in the glaas bottle & which place/where in the

house the bottle is to be kept(with open lid or closed lid ?)

> > > >

> > > > 3) Similarly for the honey: is it to be moved over his head 7 times

clockwise or anticlockwise and whether the dibbi is to be kept on the roof top

of their house with closed lid or open.Subsequently for how long the dibbi is to

be kept on roof top and wether it has to be kept away from the reach of others.

> > > >

> > > > 4) His wife can recite the mantra suggested by you in the morning at

home in the puja sthan only as per the instructions given but if she wants to do

it more times in the hospital room ( since for whole day she is with the

patient) can she do it with the same procedure in the hospital ? Moreover if the

water kept at this time be drunk/tulsi leaf eaten by the patient also after

breathing over/phoonk by the patient or his wife.

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> > > > Sir thanks for your time and sorry for trouble.

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> > > > best regrds,

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> > > > happy

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> > > > Tue, 29 Dec 2009 04:35:18 +0000

> > > > Re: urgent help >>>>> happy lucky indian

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> > > > Dear Happy,

> > > >

> > > > Get the following upaya done :

> > > >

> > > > [1] Put a handful of Jau [barley]under his bed for the night. In the

morning keep at home the same Jau in a glass bottle filled with water. If the

Jau goes bad after a week or so, immerse it in a river/canal/lake; and repeat

the upaya all over again.

> > > >

> > > > [2] Take a little honey in a copper dibbi, move it 7 times over him, and

then keep the dibbi on the roof of the house.

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> > > > [3] Ask some one from his family to recite, on his behalf, the following

siddha mantra from Durga Sapt shati as many times a day as he/she can every day

according to the instructions given.

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> > > > roga naasha ke liye

> > > > [ to eliminate personal illness ]

> > > >

> > > > rogaanasheShaanapahaMsi tuShTaa

> > > > ruShTaa tu kaamaan.h sakalaanabhiiShTaan.h |

> > > > tvaamaashritaanaaM na vipannaraaNaaM

> > > > tvaamaashritaa hyaashrayataaM prayaanti ||

> > > >

> > > > Go to the group files and read this mantra in Hindi script from the

Durga Sapt Shati siddha mantra file. This will help you pronounce it correctly.

> > > >

> > > > Sit on a mat or some thing, do not sit on the bare ground. Keep a little

water in any bowl with a tulsi leaf in it before reciting this mantra. When

reciting the mantra is over, breathe over [ fook marana ] the bowl and drink

that water and eat the tulsi leaf. It will be alright if finding a tulsi leaf is

difficult but keep the bowl of water though.

> > > >

> > > > Sincerely,

> > > >

> > > > Priya

> > > >

> > > > , happy luckyindian

<happylukyindian@> wrote:

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> > > > > Dear Sir,

> > > > >

> > > > > Pranam and charan sparsh,

> > > > >

> > > > > I had introduced my brother in law Col AK Battoo to the group a couple

of months back and he was directly in touch with you & was corresponding on net

for his employment prospects after his retirement from Army last year.

> > > > >

> > > > > Unfortunately he has been hospitalised with severe Pancreatitis since

15th of Nov-2009 and has not recovered till date.The test reports show that his

pancreas has been irrecoverably damaged between 30-40%.Prior to this he has

maintained an excellent health record with no health problems.It was all of a

sudden on 15th Nov 2009 that he developed severe abdominal pain and had to be

hospitalised, and next day was put on oxygen,remained in ICU for 12 days.Despite

best treatment at hospital his infection in pancreas is still present with lot

of infected fluid getting in his lungs & around pancreas region and is still

running fever despite being on antibiotics for last 40 days.The doctors have

said that operating & siphoning the liquid out will be dangerous and a last

resort.He has lost 12-13 kgs since hospitalisation & is in a state of shock, as

is his family which has also not reconciled with the sudden turn of events.We

all are very worried.Since he is unable to send a mail, i am taking the liberty

to send this with his details:

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> > > > > Name:Col Ashok Kr. Battoo: D.o.b 12th july 1954 : 07:56 A.M

:place:delhi.

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> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Could you please guide us as to what remedies can be got done by him

from the hospital bed or his wife so that he recovers fast and is out of the

woods.?Has any remedy to be done on this eclipse on 31st dec.?Kindly take the

trouble sir of guiding us in detail under this grave situation.

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> > > > > sincerely yours,

> > > > >

> > > > > happy

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