Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK STONES???

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Friends,

 

In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use

Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery store in

Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were

awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL THAT

HINDUS WANT! "

 

Consider:

1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

FINE GEM Navaratnas?

 

The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

 

BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl

Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

 

So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

 

sacred-objects , Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

wrote:

>

> Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna

where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always

awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

>

> The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients.

Prove me wrong!!!  Y/s, Richard

>

>

>

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so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

 

Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

 

 

Friends,

 

In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use

Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery store in

Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were

awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL THAT

HINDUS WANT!"

 

Consider:

1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

FINE GEM Navaratnas?

 

The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

 

BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl

Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

 

So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

 

sacred-objects ,

Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

wrote:

>

> Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna

where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always

awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

>

> The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients.

Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

>

>

>

> New Email names for you!

> Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail

and

@rocketmail.

> Hurry before someone else does!

> http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/

>

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No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still

waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

 

sacred-objects , greg <greg wrote:

>

> so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

>

> Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> >

> > Friends,

> >

> > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use

> > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

> > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery store in

> > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were

> > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL THAT

> > HINDUS WANT! "

> >

> > Consider:

> > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> >

> > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> >

> > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl

> > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> >

> > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> >

> > sacred-objects

> > <sacred-objects%40>, Richard Shaw Brown

<rsbj66@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna

> > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always

> > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > >

> > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients.

> > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > New Email names for you!

> > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and

> > @rocketmail.

> > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/

> > <http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/>

> > >

> >

> >

>

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Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but with Indian but since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem is with Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money on these because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to see/experience real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty sure that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or astrology but entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of Mughul and British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has destroyed the Hindu Culture.

Regards,Amit M. RupaniOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

 

 

 

 

No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still

waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

 

sacred-objects , greg <greg wrote:

>

> so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

>

> Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> >

> > Friends,

> >

> > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use

> > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

> > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery store in

> > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were

> > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL THAT

> > HINDUS WANT! "

> >

> > Consider:

> > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> >

> > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> >

> > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl

> > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> >

> > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> >

> > sacred-objects

> > <sacred-objects%40>, Richard Shaw Brown

<rsbj66@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna

> > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always

> > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > >

> > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients.

> > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > New Email names for you!

> > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and

> > @rocketmail.

> > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/

> > <http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/>

> > >

> >

> >

>

 

 

 

 

-- Regards,Amit M. Rupani+91 94220 74487

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Dear Richard Ji,You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit Thailand in the

future, I will drop in our store and go for a good Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.Best RegardsBijay Acharya Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66sacred-objects Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PMSubject:

Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK STONES???

 

No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still

waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

 

sacred-objects, greg <greg wrote:

>

> so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

>

> Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> >

> > Friends,

> >

> > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use

> > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

> > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery store in

> > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were

> > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL THAT

> > HINDUS WANT!"

> >

> > Consider:

> > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> >

> > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> >

> > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl

> > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> >

> > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> >

> > sacred-objects

> > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw Brown

<rsbj66@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna

> > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always

> > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > >

> > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients.

> > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > New Email names for you!

> > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and

> > @rocketmail.

> > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/

> > <http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>

> > >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Amit,

 

Yes, you are right. The Muslims did a lot of harm to India. And that

is a shame. But my post only concerns the common sense message that if

we are going to use Navaratna - 9 gems talismans, then the gems being

small, there is no reason to use junk. The conclusion is that Hindus,

who believe in Navaratna, should use good quality gems, as per

direction of Hindu shastras, such as Sri Garuda Purana. I am just a

messanger. The messege or problem is to be attacked, not the

messenger. And the problem is to be solved. It is nothing to do with

me or anyone personally.

 

I get some hate mail from nationalistic idiots who think they are THE

MATERIAL BODY. Where they just attack me and avoid the issue

completely. But as I learned years ago in Golden Gloves (I used to be

boxer) that you THROW a punch to strike, but you DUCK when someone

throws a punch at you. So I do not read hate mail and just delete

without reading.

 

The conclusion is that Navaratna gems being small there is no reason

not to use good quality. And the solution is for Hindus to insist on

good quality gems from the jewelers. Where there is demand there will

be supply. So the solution is with the consumer. And education is the key.

 

Best wishes,

Richard

 

 

sacred-objects , " Amit Rupani " <amitr1981

wrote:

>

> Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but

with Indian

> but since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem is with

> Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money on these

> because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to

see/experience

> real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty

> genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty

sure

> that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or astrology but

> entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of Mughul and

> British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has destroyed the

> Hindu Culture.

>

> Regards,

> Amit M. Rupani

>

>

> On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66wrote:

>

> > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still

> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> >

> > sacred-objects

<sacred-objects%40>,

> > greg <greg@> wrote:

> > >

> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

> > >

> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Friends,

> > > >

> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

who use

> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery

store in

> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

were

> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

THAT

> > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > > >

> > > > Consider:

> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > > >

> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > > >

> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

natural pearl

> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > > >

> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > > >

> > > > --- In

sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40>

> > > >

<sacred-objects%40<sacred-objects%2540>>,

> > Richard Shaw Brown

> > <rsbj66@>

> > > > wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

Navaratna

> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

always

> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > >

> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

clients.

> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

@ymail and

> > > > @rocketmail.

> > > > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > > > http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/

> > > > <http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/>

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

> Regards,

> Amit M. Rupani

> +91 94220 74487

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Bijay,

 

You, sir, are a scholar and a gentleman. You are a boon and good

example to Hindus everywhere.

 

Best wishes,

Richard

 

sacred-objects , Bijay Acharya <bijay_a wrote:

>

> Dear Richard Ji,

> You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the

people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their

rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery

stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna

rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way

is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them

to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the

correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good

quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a

Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site that

You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit

Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good

Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.

>

> Best Regards

>

> Bijay Acharya

>

>

>

________________________________

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

> sacred-objects

> Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM

> Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK

STONES???

>

>

> No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

> Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still

> waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

>

> sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:

> >

> > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

> >

> > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > >

> > > Friends,

> > >

> > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

who use

> > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

> > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery store in

> > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were

> > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL THAT

> > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > >

> > > Consider:

> > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > >

> > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > >

> > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural

pearl

> > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > >

> > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > >

> > > sacred-objects

> > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw Brown

> <rsbj66@>

> > > wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna

> > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

always

> > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > >

> > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

clients.

> > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and

> > > @rocketmail.

> > > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/

> > > <http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear All,

 

In India the jewelers are the " Gurus " of gems. And yet they (99%)

mislead and cheat the public in order to sell junk stones to poor (and

rich) people at high profits. Good stones are not dirt cheap like junk

stones and bogus pearls. So if the teachers are corrupt and bogus

cheaters then the public is fooled into ignorance. So, in fact, it is

the Hindu jewelers who are at fault. But it is the duty of the public

to seek out the truth. And, I, for one, am ready to give the TRUTH.

 

Y/s,

Richard

 

sacred-objects , " Richard Shaw Brown "

<rsbj66 wrote:

>

> Dear Amit,

>

> Yes, you are right. The Muslims did a lot of harm to India. And that

> is a shame. But my post only concerns the common sense message that if

> we are going to use Navaratna - 9 gems talismans, then the gems being

> small, there is no reason to use junk. The conclusion is that Hindus,

> who believe in Navaratna, should use good quality gems, as per

> direction of Hindu shastras, such as Sri Garuda Purana. I am just a

> messanger. The messege or problem is to be attacked, not the

> messenger. And the problem is to be solved. It is nothing to do with

> me or anyone personally.

>

> I get some hate mail from nationalistic idiots who think they are THE

> MATERIAL BODY. Where they just attack me and avoid the issue

> completely. But as I learned years ago in Golden Gloves (I used to be

> boxer) that you THROW a punch to strike, but you DUCK when someone

> throws a punch at you. So I do not read hate mail and just delete

> without reading.

>

> The conclusion is that Navaratna gems being small there is no reason

> not to use good quality. And the solution is for Hindus to insist on

> good quality gems from the jewelers. Where there is demand there will

> be supply. So the solution is with the consumer. And education is

the key.

>

> Best wishes,

> Richard

>

>

> sacred-objects , " Amit Rupani " <amitr1981@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but

> with Indian

> > but since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem

is with

> > Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money on

these

> > because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to

> see/experience

> > real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty

> > genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty

> sure

> > that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or astrology but

> > entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of Mughul and

> > British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has

destroyed the

> > Hindu Culture.

> >

> > Regards,

> > Amit M. Rupani

> >

> >

> > On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>wrote:

> >

> > > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

> > > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm

still

> > > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> > >

> > > sacred-objects

> <sacred-objects%40>,

> > > greg <greg@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are

right?

> > > >

> > > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Friends,

> > > > >

> > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

> who use

> > > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich

Hindus use

> > > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery

> store in

> > > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

> were

> > > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

> THAT

> > > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > > > >

> > > > > Consider:

> > > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money

to get

> > > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > > > >

> > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > > > >

> > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

> natural pearl

> > > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > > > >

> > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > > > >

> > > > > --- In

> sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40>

> > > > >

>

<sacred-objects%40<sacred-objects%2540>>,

> > > Richard Shaw Brown

> > > <rsbj66@>

> > > > > wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

> Navaratna

> > > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

> always

> > > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > > >

> > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

> clients.

> > > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

> @ymail and

> > > > > @rocketmail.

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> > > > > <http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/>

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> > --

> > Regards,

> > Amit M. Rupani

> > +91 94220 74487

> >

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Dear Richardji, Your observation is 100% correct with Navratna rings, personally I have never used a Navratna ring but what I have seen is pure 100% junk except on one occasion. Even my aunt once ordered a custom Navratnaa ring for his son in which she only selected the Diamond rest Asht-Ratna were selected by jeweller and as you can guess they were JUNK. The exception I mentioned is when I meet Neetaji at her office she showed my Navratna pendants of yours and even though small they were magnificent gems. Secondly mos Hindoos have not read Gita so we shouldn't be expecting them to to read Puranas.

Education is the only way we can make them understand the purpose of gems. If you want to harness the power of gems use fine quality gems otherwise refrain from using them.

The ignorance is so much with gems that once a client was asking for 7 carat Diamond when his income is mere 60000/year. and on other occassion someone asked Pukhraj of 5-6 carats in price of Rs.1200-1500.

Regards,Amit M. RupaniOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

 

 

 

 

Dear Amit,

 

Yes, you are right. The Muslims did a lot of harm to India. And that

is a shame. But my post only concerns the common sense message that if

we are going to use Navaratna - 9 gems talismans, then the gems being

small, there is no reason to use junk. The conclusion is that Hindus,

who believe in Navaratna, should use good quality gems, as per

direction of Hindu shastras, such as Sri Garuda Purana. I am just a

messanger. The messege or problem is to be attacked, not the

messenger. And the problem is to be solved. It is nothing to do with

me or anyone personally.

 

I get some hate mail from nationalistic idiots who think they are THE

MATERIAL BODY. Where they just attack me and avoid the issue

completely. But as I learned years ago in Golden Gloves (I used to be

boxer) that you THROW a punch to strike, but you DUCK when someone

throws a punch at you. So I do not read hate mail and just delete

without reading.

 

The conclusion is that Navaratna gems being small there is no reason

not to use good quality. And the solution is for Hindus to insist on

good quality gems from the jewelers. Where there is demand there will

be supply. So the solution is with the consumer. And education is the key.

 

Best wishes,

Richard

 

sacred-objects , " Amit Rupani " <amitr1981

wrote:

>

> Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but

with Indian

> but since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem is with

> Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money on these

> because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to

see/experience

> real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty

> genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty

sure

> that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or astrology but

> entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of Mughul and

> British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has destroyed the

> Hindu Culture.

>

> Regards,

> Amit M. Rupani

>

>

> On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66wrote:

>

> > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still

> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> >

> > sacred-objects

<sacred-objects%40>,

> > greg <greg@> wrote:

> > >

> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

> > >

> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Friends,

> > > >

> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

who use

> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery

store in

> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

were

> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

THAT

> > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > > >

> > > > Consider:

> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > > >

> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > > >

> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

natural pearl

> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > > >

> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > > >

> > > > --- In

sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40>

> > > >

<sacred-objects%40<sacred-objects%2540>>,

 

> > Richard Shaw Brown

> > <rsbj66@>

> > > > wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

Navaratna

> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

always

> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > >

> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

clients.

> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

@ymail and

> > > > @rocketmail.

> > > > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > > > http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/

> > > > <http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/>

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

> Regards,

> Amit M. Rupani

> +91 94220 74487

>

 

 

 

 

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Dear Amit,

 

Absolutely correct you are!!! " Niraasta kuhakaam satyam param dimahi "

- for the removal of darkness we meditate on the REAL truth. This

means education. And education comes from willing discriminating

disciples and qualified Gurus. In case of Hindu jewelers they are 99%

the biggest bunch of ignorant rascals I ever met. They can show a

heavily cracked junk stone to a prospective client and tell them it is

a " clean gem " . This is called " dog-faced liars! "

 

But it is the duty of the student to reject such lies and non-sense.

When the Sun is shining I reject any Guru who tells me it is night.

When a gem is junk I reject any Guru who says it is clean. We can

blame the bogus Hindu jewelers for lying and cheating, but we must

also accuse the student of being a first-class idiot, and not

believing their very eyes.

 

There are most all Hindu jewelers who belong in jail for lying, just

as there are most Hindu puja dealers who belong in jail for

fraudulently selling WHELK shells as Lakshmi Shank. THIS REALITY is

the purpose of this group. To remove darkness with light.

 

And when I say " Hindu " I am referring to myself as well. I have read

Gita 20 times, and Puranas, Mahabharat, Ramayana, as well as

Upanishads and studied different tikas of Vedanta Sutras. I'm

initiated as a Brahmin in 1967. I'm pure vege diet. I worship

Shalagram Shila with REAL lakshmi shank since 1973. So I am an honest

" Hindu Jeweler " who is NOT a liar nor fool. I don't mislead and cheat

people. I am less than 1% of Hindu Jewelers. Most are shameless

rascals who should be tarred-n-feathered in public.

 

But what exactly is the meaning of a " Hindu " - though born in India,

who are non veg, do not worship Bhagavan, and have never read the

Gita!?? Even many Muslims are born in India - does THAT birth in

Hindustan make them Hindu?

 

Any Christian who has not read Bible, any Muslim who has not read

Koran, any Hindu who has NOT read Gita, they are ALL nonsense, and

belong to no religion.

 

So the purpose of this group is only served when I stir up the ocean

of amrita with TRUTHS. Otherwise it is a silent group getting nowhere.

 

Best wishes,

Richard

 

 

sacred-objects , " Amit Rupani " <amitr1981

wrote:

>

> Dear Richardji,

> Your observation is 100% correct with Navratna rings,

> personally I have never used a Navratna ring but what I have seen is

pure

> 100% junk except on one occasion. Even my aunt once ordered a custom

> Navratnaa ring for his son in which she only selected the Diamond rest

> Asht-Ratna were selected by jeweller and as you can guess they were

JUNK.

> The exception I mentioned is when I meet Neetaji at her office she

showed my

> Navratna pendants of yours and even though small they were

magnificent gems.

> Secondly mos Hindoos have not read Gita so we shouldn't be expecting

them to

> to read Puranas.

>

> Education is the only way we can make them

understand

> the purpose of gems. If you want to harness the power of gems use fine

> quality gems otherwise refrain from using them.

>

> The ignorance is so much with gems that once a

client

> was asking for 7 carat Diamond when his income is mere 60000/year.

and on

> other occassion someone asked Pukhraj of 5-6 carats in price of

> Rs.1200-1500.

>

> Regards,

> Amit M. Rupani

>

>

>

> On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66wrote:

>

> > Dear Amit,

> >

> > Yes, you are right. The Muslims did a lot of harm to India. And that

> > is a shame. But my post only concerns the common sense message that if

> > we are going to use Navaratna - 9 gems talismans, then the gems being

> > small, there is no reason to use junk. The conclusion is that Hindus,

> > who believe in Navaratna, should use good quality gems, as per

> > direction of Hindu shastras, such as Sri Garuda Purana. I am just a

> > messanger. The messege or problem is to be attacked, not the

> > messenger. And the problem is to be solved. It is nothing to do with

> > me or anyone personally.

> >

> > I get some hate mail from nationalistic idiots who think they are THE

> > MATERIAL BODY. Where they just attack me and avoid the issue

> > completely. But as I learned years ago in Golden Gloves (I used to be

> > boxer) that you THROW a punch to strike, but you DUCK when someone

> > throws a punch at you. So I do not read hate mail and just delete

> > without reading.

> >

> > The conclusion is that Navaratna gems being small there is no reason

> > not to use good quality. And the solution is for Hindus to insist on

> > good quality gems from the jewelers. Where there is demand there will

> > be supply. So the solution is with the consumer. And education is

the key.

> >

> > Best wishes,

> > Richard

> >

> > sacred-objects

<sacred-objects%40>,

> > " Amit Rupani " <amitr1981@>

> > wrote:

> >

> > >

> > > Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but

> > with Indian

> > > but since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem

is with

> > > Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money

on these

> > > because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to

> > see/experience

> > > real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty

> > > genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty

> > sure

> > > that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or

astrology but

> > > entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of

Mughul and

> > > British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has

destroyed the

> > > Hindu Culture.

> > >

> > > Regards,

> > > Amit M. Rupani

> > >

> > >

> > > On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>wrote:

> > >

> > > > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use

> > > > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.

I'm still

> > > > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> > > >

> > > > --- In

sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40>

> > <sacred-objects%40>,

> >

> > > > greg <greg@> wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are

right?

> > > > >

> > > > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Friends,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

> > who use

> > > > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich

Hindus use

> > > > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery

> > store in

> > > > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

> > were

> > > > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

> > THAT

> > > > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Consider:

> > > > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless

junk?

> > > > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly

CLEAN or

> > > > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small

money to get

> > > > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > > > > >

> > > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

> > natural pearl

> > > > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > > > > >

> > > > > > --- In

> > sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40>

> > <sacred-objects%40>

> > > > > >

> >

<sacred-objects%40<sacred-objects%2540>

> > <sacred-objects%2540>>,

> > > > Richard Shaw Brown

> > > > <rsbj66@>

> > > > > > wrote:

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

> > Navaratna

> > > > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

> > always

> > > > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

> > clients.

> > > > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

> > @ymail and

> > > > > > @rocketmail.

> > > > > > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > > > > > http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/

> > > > > > <http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/>

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > --

> > > Regards,

> > > Amit M. Rupani

> > > +91 94220 74487

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

> --

> Regards,

> Amit M. Rupani

> +91 94220 74487

>

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Respected Rupaniji, I read and reread your comments,dharam karam,and sanskar comes from family.It is not called education. e.g. sishtachar is in born, hence every Hindu gets from his family,and family is full of knowledge. 'A bad carpenter always blames its tool" remember the famous saying of Guru Nanakdevji " EK NA KAHI DOOSRAE NA MANI, GURU NANAKJI KAHE DONO GYANI. AND ONE MORE THING" GO TO RIGHT PERSON E.G. ONE WHOSE IS BRAHMIN. OR A VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE PIOUS PERSON. Please i dont want to interfere, but i am God fearing., and i am really hurt. binode kripalani 09831664581Amit Rupani <amitr1981 wrote: Dear Richardji, Your observation is 100% correct with Navratna rings, personally I have never used a Navratna ring but what I have seen is pure 100% junk except on one occasion. Even my aunt once ordered a custom Navratnaa ring for his son in which she only selected the Diamond rest Asht-Ratna were selected by jeweller and as you can guess they were JUNK. The exception I mentioned is when I meet Neetaji at her office she showed my Navratna pendants of yours and even though small they were magnificent gems. Secondly mos Hindoos have not read Gita so we shouldn't be expecting them to to read Puranas. Education is the only way we can make them understand the purpose of gems. If you want to harness the power of gems use fine quality gems otherwise refrain from using them. The ignorance is so much with gems that once a client was asking for 7 carat Diamond when his income is mere 60000/year. and on other occassion someone asked Pukhraj of 5-6 carats in price of Rs.1200-1500. Regards,Amit M. RupaniOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 > wrote: Dear Amit, Yes, you are right. The Muslims did a lot of harm to India. And that is a shame. But my post only concerns the common sense message that if we are going to use Navaratna - 9 gems talismans, then the gems being small, there is no reason to use junk. The conclusion is that Hindus, who believe in Navaratna, should use good quality gems, as per direction of Hindu shastras, such as Sri Garuda Purana. I am just a messanger. The messege or problem is to be attacked, not the messenger. And the problem is to be solved. It is nothing to do with me or anyone personally. I get some hate mail from nationalistic idiots who think they

are THE MATERIAL BODY. Where they just attack me and avoid the issue completely. But as I learned years ago in Golden Gloves (I used to be boxer) that you THROW a punch to strike, but you DUCK when someone throws a punch at you. So I do not read hate mail and just delete without reading. The conclusion is that Navaratna gems being small there is no reason not to use good quality. And the solution is for Hindus to insist on good quality gems from the jewelers. Where there is demand there will be supply. So the solution is with the consumer. And education is the key. Best wishes, Richard sacred-objects , "Amit Rupani" <amitr1981 wrote: > > Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but with Indian > but

since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem is with > Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money on these > because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to see/experience > real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty > genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty sure > that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or astrology but > entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of Mughul and > British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has destroyed the > Hindu Culture. > > Regards, > Amit M. Rupani > > > On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66wrote: > > > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use > > Navaratna, only

a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still > > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R- > > > > sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40>, > > greg <greg@> wrote: > > > > > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right? > > > > > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote: > > > > > > > > Friends, > > > > > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use > > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use > > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery store in > > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were > > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL THAT > > > > HINDUS WANT!" > > > > > > > > Consider: > > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk? > > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas? > > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or > > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD? > > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get > > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas? > > > > > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!??? > > > > > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl > >

> > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans. > > > > > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone? > > > > > > > > sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40> > > > > <sacred-objects%40<sacred-objects%2540>>, > > Richard Shaw Brown > > <rsbj66@> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna > >

> > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always > > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich > > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!?? > > > > > > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients. > > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > New Email names for you! > > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and > > > > @rocketmail. > > > > > Hurry before someone else does! > > > > > http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/ > > >

> <http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > Regards, > Amit M. Rupani > +91 94220 74487 > -- Regards,Amit M. Rupani+91 94220 74487 binode kripalani numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata) binodeuk binode_kripalani

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Acharyaji, Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of "CARAT"and other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am wrong? binode kripalaniBijay Acharya <bijay_a wrote: Dear Richard Ji,You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even

the Jewelery stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.Best RegardsBijay Acharya Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 >sacred-objects Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK STONES??? No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still waiting for the answer. Y/s, R- sacred-objects, greg <greg wrote: > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right? > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote: > > > > Friends, > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery store in > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL THAT > > HINDUS WANT!" > > > > Consider: > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk? > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas? > > 3) Do Hindus understand

the difference between visibly CLEAN or > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD? > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get > > FINE GEM Navaratnas? > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!??? > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans. > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone? > > > > sacred-objects > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@> > > wrote: > > > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any

Indian wearing a Navaratna > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!?? > > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients. > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard > > > > > > > > > > > > New Email names for you! > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and > > @rocketmail. > > > Hurry before someone else does! > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/ > > <http://mail. promotions.

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Rspd Sriman,

 

Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.

 

Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.

 

What does " CARAT " have to do with anything? There is no word nor

weight " carat " in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word that

is not same as a Ratti.

 

To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good

fortune karma.

 

Y/s,

Richard

 

sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

<binnumero wrote:

>

> Acharyaji,

> Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of " CARAT " and

other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am

wrong?

> binode kripalani

>

> Bijay Acharya <bijay_a wrote:

 

> Dear Richard Ji,

> You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the

people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their

rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery

stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna

rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way

is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them

to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the

correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good

quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a

Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site

that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit

Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good

Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.

>

> Best Regards

>

> Bijay Acharya

>

 

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

> sacred-objects

> Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM

> Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE

JUNK STONES???

>

> No Baba! That is not the answer.

One billion people don't use

> Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still

> waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

>

> sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:

> >

> > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

> >

> > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > >

> > > Friends,

> > >

> > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

who use

> > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use

> > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery

store in

> > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

were

> > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

THAT

> > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > >

> > > Consider:

> > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk?

> > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or

> > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > >

> > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > >

> > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

natural pearl

> > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > >

> > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > >

> > > sacred-objects

> > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw Brown

> <rsbj66@>

> > > wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

Navaratna

> > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

always

> > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > >

> > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

clients.

> > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

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> > > @rocketmail.

> > > > Hurry before someone else does!

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> > > <http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>

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> > >

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> >

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Respected Kripalaniji, I am still a student(studying law formally) among you all learned people and I was not blaming anybody just stating the facts. The position of our culture is that if one is Hindi speaking he is hated in Maharashtra. I pity myself that being a Sindhi I am unable to read/write my mother tongue since I was admitted to english school. So I didn't got that education from anywhere. This is the way western values and culture overtook our " sishtachar " If I dont know something how can I teach my son that?

Richardji, I belong to family of jewellers(we have left goldsmithy from about 3-4 generations) and my many relatives are still goldsmiths and own showrooms when this question was put to some of my known relatives that why thet sell fake or junk gems their reply was - " If I wont sell he will buy from somebody else,how many customers should I lose to truth? " so they blame buyers and buyers blame jewellers... its a loop sir

And Bijay Acharyaji you dont need to go to Thailand Navratna Rings & Pendants from Richard are available in Bombay with Neetaji you can contact her.On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 7:52 PM, vasdev kripalani udharam <binnumero wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Respected Rupaniji, I read and reread your comments,dharam karam,and sanskar comes from family.It is not called education. e.g. sishtachar is in born, hence every Hindu gets from his family,and family is full of knowledge.

'A bad carpenter always blames its tool " remember the famous saying of Guru Nanakdevji " EK NA KAHI DOOSRAE NA MANI, GURU NANAKJI KAHE DONO GYANI. AND ONE MORE THING " GO TO RIGHT PERSON E.G. ONE WHOSE IS BRAHMIN. OR A VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE PIOUS PERSON.

Please i dont want to interfere, but i am God fearing., and i am really hurt. binode kripalani 09831664581Amit Rupani <amitr1981 wrote:

Dear Richardji, Your observation is 100% correct with Navratna rings, personally I have never used a Navratna ring but what I have seen is pure 100% junk except on one occasion. Even my aunt once ordered a custom Navratnaa ring for his son in which she only selected the Diamond rest Asht-Ratna were selected by jeweller and as you can guess they were JUNK. The exception I mentioned is when I meet Neetaji at her office she showed my Navratna pendants of yours and even though small they were magnificent gems. Secondly mos Hindoos have not read Gita so we shouldn't be expecting them to to read Puranas.

Education is the only way we can make them understand the purpose of gems. If you want to harness the power of gems use fine quality gems otherwise refrain from using them.

The ignorance is so much with gems that once a client was asking for 7 carat Diamond when his income is mere 60000/year. and on other occassion someone asked Pukhraj of 5-6 carats in price of Rs.1200-1500.

Regards,Amit M. RupaniOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

Dear Amit,

Yes, you are right. The Muslims did a lot of harm to India. And that is a shame. But my post only concerns the common sense message that if we are going to use Navaratna - 9 gems talismans, then the gems being

small, there is no reason to use junk. The conclusion is that Hindus, who believe in Navaratna, should use good quality gems, as per direction of Hindu shastras, such as Sri Garuda Purana. I am just a messanger. The messege or problem is to be attacked, not the

messenger. And the problem is to be solved. It is nothing to do with me or anyone personally. I get some hate mail from nationalistic idiots who think they

are THE MATERIAL BODY. Where they just attack me and avoid the issue completely. But as I learned years ago in Golden Gloves (I used to be boxer) that you THROW a punch to strike, but you DUCK when someone

throws a punch at you. So I do not read hate mail and just delete without reading. The conclusion is that Navaratna gems being small there is no reason not to use good quality. And the solution is for Hindus to insist on

good quality gems from the jewelers. Where there is demand there will be supply. So the solution is with the consumer. And education is the key. Best wishes, Richard sacred-objects , " Amit Rupani " <amitr1981

wrote: > > Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but with Indian > but

since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem is with > Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money on these > because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to

see/experience > real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty > genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty sure > that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or astrology but

> entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of Mughul and > British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has destroyed the > Hindu Culture. > > Regards, > Amit M. Rupani

> > > On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66wrote: > > > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use > > Navaratna, only

a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still > > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R- > > > > sacred-objects

<sacred-objects%40>, > > greg <greg@> wrote: > > > > > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right?

> > > > > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote: > > > > > > > > Friends, > > > > > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

who use > > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use > > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery store in > > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were > > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL THAT > > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > > > > > > > Consider: > > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk? > > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or > > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD? > > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get

> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas? > > > > > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!??? > > > > > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

natural pearl > >

> > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans. > > > > > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone? > > > > > > > > --- In

sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40> > > > >

<sacred-objects%40<sacred-objects%2540>>,

> > Richard Shaw Brown > > <rsbj66@> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna

> >

> > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always > > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich > > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > > > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients. > > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > New Email names for you! > > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and > > > > @rocketmail.

> > > > > Hurry before someone else does! > > > > > http://mail.promotions./newdomains/aa/ > > >

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> > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > Regards, > Amit M. Rupani > +91 94220 74487 >

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Dear Mr.KriplaniJi,Regarding your query, I am not qualified enough to answer that. As far as I know it is better to wear individual gems favorable to you . If you know your birth details and can get your horoscope done than you can go for a good quality gem favorable to you. Naturally if you want benefits you will have to invest in a good quality gem which will be of help to you, rather than take a shortcut and wear a Navratna ring with small stones. Navratna ring is Ok if the quality of the gem stones are good and if you do not know your birth details. I can only suggest that u go in for a Navratna pendant with bigger gems; but then the costs will be very high. You see the pros and con and decide what is best for you.RegardsBijay Acharya vasdev kripalani udharam <binnumerosacred-objects Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 6:28:35 PMRe: Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK STONES???

 

Acharyaji, Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of "CARAT"and other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am wrong? binode kripalaniBijay Acharya <bijay_a > wrote: Dear Richard Ji,You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even

the Jewelery stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.Best RegardsBijay Acharya Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 >sacred-objectsWednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK STONES??? No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still waiting for the answer. Y/s, R- sacred-objects, greg <greg wrote: > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right? > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote: > > > > Friends, > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery store in > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL THAT > > HINDUS WANT!" > > > > Consider: > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk? > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas? > > 3)

Do Hindus understand

the difference between visibly CLEAN or > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD? > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get > > FINE GEM Navaratnas? > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!??? > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans. > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone? > > > > sacred-objects > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@> > > wrote: > > > > > >

Question. In India I never ONCE met any

Indian wearing a Navaratna > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!?? > > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients. > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard > > > > > > > > > > > > New Email names for you! > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and > > @rocketmail. > > > Hurry before someone else does! > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/ > > <http://mail. promotions.

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Mano toh ye Ganga ma hai.....Na mano to baheta pani......Its all what individual believes.....If some one thinks a roadside stone is lucky for him....and it is his strong faith on that road side stone ..the stone will give him fruits .What is Shaligram anyway???A fossile???? But we think it is a Vishnu swaroop.....What is Narmadeshwar shivlingam???A piece of meteor ??...... But we say it is shiva swaroop....A hindu is who belives in theory of Karma.....Action and reaction based Janma and punarjanma...Now all those fruits he is getting are based on his karmas....how those Navratnas will help him to escape from his duties???Anyways so I think its all faith....If some one says this is most sacred river Ganga.....Some one will say this is just mear flowing water....Love u allAmit Rupani <amitr1981 wrote: Dear Richardji, Your observation is 100% correct with Navratna rings, personally I have never used a Navratna ring but what I have seen is pure 100% junk except on one occasion. Even my aunt once ordered a custom Navratnaa ring for his son in which she only selected the Diamond rest Asht-Ratna were selected by jeweller and as you can guess they were JUNK. The exception I mentioned is when I meet

Neetaji at her office she showed my Navratna pendants of yours and even though small they were magnificent gems. Secondly mos Hindoos have not read Gita so we shouldn't be expecting them to to read Puranas. Education is the only way we can make them understand the purpose of gems. If you want to harness the power of gems use fine quality gems otherwise refrain from using them. The ignorance is so much with gems that once a client was asking for 7 carat

Diamond when his income is mere 60000/year. and on other occassion someone asked Pukhraj of 5-6 carats in price of Rs.1200-1500. Regards,Amit M. RupaniOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote: Dear Amit, Yes, you are right. The Muslims did a lot of harm to India. And that is a shame. But my post only concerns the common sense message that if we are going to use Navaratna - 9 gems talismans, then the gems being small, there is no reason to use junk. The conclusion is that

Hindus, who believe in Navaratna, should use good quality gems, as per direction of Hindu shastras, such as Sri Garuda Purana. I am just a messanger. The messege or problem is to be attacked, not the messenger. And the problem is to be solved. It is nothing to do with me or anyone personally. I get some hate mail from nationalistic idiots who think they are THE MATERIAL BODY. Where they just attack me and avoid the issue completely. But as I learned years ago in Golden Gloves (I used to be boxer) that you THROW a punch to strike, but you DUCK when someone throws a punch at you. So I do not read hate mail and just delete without reading. The conclusion is that Navaratna gems being small there is no reason not to use good quality. And the solution is for Hindus to insist on good quality gems from the jewelers. Where there is demand there will be supply. So the solution is with the consumer. And education

is the key. Best wishes, Richard sacred-objects , "Amit Rupani" <amitr1981 wrote: > > Hello everyone I think that its not the problem with Hindoos but with Indian > but since majority of Indian are Hindoos we can say that problem is with > Hindoos. Most of them are unwilling to spend vast sums of money on these > because all they have seen is Junk and never had chance to see/experience > real power of gems. Even the Hindoos abroad have inherited faulty > genes/mentality from their ancestors in this regard. And I am pretty sure > that this ignorance, unawreness towards not only gems or astrology but > entire Hindu culture is due to past invasions and ruling of Mughul and > British Empire. These foreign invasions and alien rule has destroyed

the > Hindu Culture. > > Regards, > Amit M. Rupani > > > On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 2:14 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66wrote: > > > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use > > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still > > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R- > > > > sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40>, > > greg <greg@> wrote: > > > > > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right? > > > > > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote: > > > > > > > > Friends, >

> > > > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use > > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use > > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas... I saw a jewelery store in > > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were > > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL THAT > > > > HINDUS WANT!" > > > > > > > > Consider: > > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless junk? > > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas? > > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or > > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD? > > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the

small money to get > > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas? > > > > > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!??? > > > > > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl > > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans. > > > > > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone? > > > > > > > > sacred-objects <sacred-objects%40> > > > > <sacred-objects%40<sacred-objects%2540>>, >

> Richard Shaw Brown > > <rsbj66@> > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna > > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always > > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich > > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!?? > > > > > > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients. > > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > New Email names for you! > > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and > > > > @rocketmail. > > > > > Hurry before

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Respected sir, Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist say " Please dont wear Navratna" this may bring good luck and bad luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being. We should send message of love and humanity. As i know we all are under one roof. I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali binode kripalani Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote: Rspd Sriman, Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO. Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO. What does "CARAT" have to do with anything? There is no word nor weight "carat" in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word that is not same as a Ratti. To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good fortune karma. Y/s, Richard sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam <binnumero wrote: > > Acharyaji, > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of

"CARAT"and other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am wrong? > binode kripalani > > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a wrote: > Dear Richard Ji, > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's

posted on ur site that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject. > > Best Regards > > Bijay Acharya > > > > > > > > > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 > sacred-objects > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM > Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK STONES??? > > No Baba! That is not the answer. One billion people don't use > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right. I'm still > waiting for the

answer. Y/s, R- > > sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote: > > > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you are right? > > > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote: > > > > > > Friends, > > > > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus who use > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich Hindus use > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery store in > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had were > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL THAT > > > HINDUS WANT!" > > > > > > Consider: > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use

worthless junk? > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas? > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly CLEAN or > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD? > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small money to get > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas? > > > > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!??? > > > > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and natural pearl > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans. > > > > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone? > > > > > > sacred-objects > > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw Brown > <rsbj66@> > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a Navaratna > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are always > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!?? > > > > > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY clients. > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > New Email names for you! > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new @ymail and > > > @rocketmail. > > > > Hurry before someone else does! > > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/

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<binnumero wrote:

>

> Respected sir,

> Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist

say " Please dont wear Navratna " this may bring good luck and bad

luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims

to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in

astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding

hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our

ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.

> We should send message of love and humanity.

> As i know we all are under one roof.

>

> I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali

>

> binode kripalani

>

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

Rspd Sriman,

>

> Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.

>

> Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.

>

> What does " CARAT " have to do with anything? There is no word nor

> weight " carat " in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word that

> is not same as a Ratti.

>

> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good

> fortune karma.

>

> Y/s,

> Richard

>

> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

> <binnumero@> wrote:

> >

> > Acharyaji,

> > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of " CARAT " and

> other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am

> wrong?

> > binode kripalani

> >

> > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a@> wrote:

>

> > Dear Richard Ji,

> > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the

> people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their

> rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery

> stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna

> rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way

> is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them

> to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the

> correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good

> quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a

> Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site

> that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit

> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good

> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.

> >

> > Best Regards

> >

> > Bijay Acharya

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>

> > sacred-objects

> > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM

> > Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE

> JUNK STONES???

> >

> > No Baba! That is not the answer.

> One billion people don't use

> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.

I'm still

> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> >

> > sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:

> > >

> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you

are right?

> > >

> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Friends,

> > > >

> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

> who use

> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich

Hindus use

> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery

> store in

> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

> were

> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

> THAT

> > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > > >

> > > > Consider:

> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless

junk?

> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly

CLEAN or

> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small

money to get

> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > > >

> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > > >

> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

> natural pearl

> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > > >

> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > > >

> > > > sacred-objects

> > > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw

Brown

> > <rsbj66@>

> > > > wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

> Navaratna

> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

> always

> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > >

> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

> clients.

> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

> @ymail and

> > > > @rocketmail.

> > > > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/

> > > > <http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > binode kripalani

> > numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata)

> > binodeuk@

> > binode_kripalani@

> >

> >

> >

> > Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it now

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Might be reincarnate of Shri Varahamihira.?On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:07 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

" The Astrologist proclaims to be world best astrologer " --- WOW!!!

Must be Parasara Muni. Otherwise he's a joke!!!

 

sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

<binnumero wrote:

>

> Respected sir,

> Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist

say " Please dont wear Navratna " this may bring good luck and bad

luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims

to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in

astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding

hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our

ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.

> We should send message of love and humanity.

> As i know we all are under one roof.

>

> I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali

>

> binode kripalani

>

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

Rspd Sriman,

>

> Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.

>

> Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.

>

> What does " CARAT " have to do with anything? There is no word nor

> weight " carat " in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word that

> is not same as a Ratti.

>

> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good

> fortune karma.

>

> Y/s,

> Richard

>

> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

> <binnumero@> wrote:

> >

> > Acharyaji,

> > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of " CARAT " and

> other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am

> wrong?

> > binode kripalani

> >

> > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a@> wrote:

>

> > Dear Richard Ji,

> > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the

> people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their

> rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery

> stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna

> rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way

> is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them

> to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the

> correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good

> quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a

> Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site

> that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit

> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good

> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.

> >

> > Best Regards

> >

> > Bijay Acharya

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>

> > sacred-objects

> > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM

> > Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE

> JUNK STONES???

> >

> > No Baba! That is not the answer.

> One billion people don't use

> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.

I'm still

> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> >

> > sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:

> > >

> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you

are right?

> > >

> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Friends,

> > > >

> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

> who use

> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich

Hindus use

> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery

> store in

> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

> were

> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

> THAT

> > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> > > >

> > > > Consider:

> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless

junk?

> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly

CLEAN or

> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small

money to get

> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > > >

> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > > >

> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

> natural pearl

> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > > >

> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > > >

> > > > sacred-objects

> > > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw

Brown

> > <rsbj66@>

> > > > wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

> Navaratna

> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

> always

> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > >

> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

> clients.

> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

> @ymail and

> > > > @rocketmail.

> > > > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/

> > > > <http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > binode kripalani

> > numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata)

> > binodeuk@

> > binode_kripalani@

> >

> >

> >

> > Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it now

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> binode kripalani

> numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata)

> binodeuk

> binode_kripalani

>

>

>

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Might be reincarnate of Shri Varahamihira.?On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:07 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 > wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

"The Astrologist proclaims to be world best astrologer" --- WOW!!!

Must be Parasara Muni. Otherwise he's a joke!!!

 

sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

<binnumero wrote:

>

> Respected sir,

> Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist

say " Please dont wear Navratna" this may bring good luck and bad

luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims

to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in

astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding

hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our

ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.

> We should send message of love and humanity.

> As i know we all are under one roof.

>

> I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali

>

> binode kripalani

>

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

Rspd Sriman,

>

> Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.

>

> Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.

>

> What does "CARAT" have to do with anything? There is no word nor

> weight "carat" in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word that

> is not same as a Ratti.

>

> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good

> fortune karma.

>

> Y/s,

> Richard

>

> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

> <binnumero@> wrote:

> >

> > Acharyaji,

> > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of "CARAT"and

> other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am

> wrong?

> > binode kripalani

> >

> > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a@> wrote:

>

> > Dear Richard Ji,

> > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the

> people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their

> rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery

> stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna

> rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way

> is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them

> to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the

> correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good

> quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a

> Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site

> that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit

> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good

> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.

> >

> > Best Regards

> >

> > Bijay Acharya

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>

> > sacred-objects

> > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM

> > Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE

> JUNK STONES???

> >

> > No Baba! That is not the answer.

> One billion people don't use

> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.

I'm still

> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> >

> > sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:

> > >

> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you

are right?

> > >

> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Friends,

> > > >

> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

> who use

> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich

Hindus use

> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery

> store in

> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

> were

> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL

> THAT

> > > > HINDUS WANT!"

> > > >

> > > > Consider:

> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless

junk?

> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly

CLEAN or

> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small

money to get

> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> > > >

> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> > > >

> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

> natural pearl

> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> > > >

> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> > > >

> > > > sacred-objects

> > > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw

Brown

> > <rsbj66@>

> > > > wrote:

> > > > >

> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

> Navaratna

> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

> always

> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> > > > >

> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

> clients.

> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > New Email names for you!

> > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new

> @ymail and

> > > > @rocketmail.

> > > > > Hurry before someone else does!

> > > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/

> > > > <http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > binode kripalani

> > numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata)

> > binodeuk@

> > binode_kripalani@

> >

> >

> >

> > Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it now

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> binode kripalani

> numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata)

> binodeuk

> binode_kripalani

>

>

>

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Hi Guys,

In India people dont wear junk/low quality of gemstones just out of mind.

They are very much aware about the quality of the stones required. I

am a Gemologist and a jewellery too.

The problem lies in their budget. The major populatio is middle and

low class and they cannot afford fine quality gems. So they have to

opt for medium and low quality gems. Also i would lke to tell that

gems from Bangkok/ Thailand is of not much great quality. They have

been treated with chemicals and permanently dyed. Here ppl prefer Gems

from Srilanka which are of much better quality for astrological

purposes than a fine quality of gemstone from Thailand.

 

And i am sure any true and spiritualy enlightened person will agree

with me when i say that Wearing and gemstone or chanting mantra will

change ur life . Its only astrologers who have half knowledge for

their own selfish motives play with the minds of people asking them to

wear so and so stone and perform pooja.

 

Its only ur deeds good/ bad that is the reason for what u are facing

, where u r and where u will be.

 

For leading a good life all one needs is

 

Think good, feel good and do good.

 

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On 11/1/08, Rick Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

>

> ---to be greatest in the world we must know over 6 billion people. The

> greatest on earth never needs to say because he will be famous as world's

> greatest ...

> Might be reincarnate of Shri Varahamihira.?

>

>

>

> On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:07 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

> wrote:

> " The Astrologist proclaims to be world best astrologer " --- WOW!!!

> Must be Parasara Muni. Otherwise he's a joke!!!

>

>

>

> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

> <binnumero wrote:

>>

>> Respected sir,

>> Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist

> say " Please dont wear Navratna " this may bring good luck and bad

> luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims

> to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in

> astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding

> hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our

> ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.

>> We should send message of love and humanity.

>> As i know we all are under one roof.

>>

>> I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali

>>

>> binode kripalani

>>

>> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

> Rspd Sriman,

>>

>> Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.

>>

>> Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.

>>

>> What does " CARAT " have to do with anything? There is no word nor

>> weight " carat " in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word that

>> is not same as a Ratti.

>>

>> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good

>> fortune karma.

>>

>> Y/s,

>> Richard

>>

>> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

>> <binnumero@> wrote:

>> >

>> > Acharyaji,

>> > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of " CARAT " and

>> other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am

>> wrong?

>> > binode kripalani

>> >

>> > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a@> wrote:

>>

>> > Dear Richard Ji,

>> > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the

>> people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their

>> rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery

>> stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna

>> rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way

>> is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them

>> to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the

>> correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good

>> quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a

>> Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site

>> that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit

>> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good

>> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.

>> >

>> > Best Regards

>> >

>> > Bijay Acharya

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>

>> > sacred-objects

>> > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM

>> > Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE

>> JUNK STONES???

>> >

>> > No Baba! That is not the answer.

>> One billion people don't use

>> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.

> I'm still

>> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

>> >

>> > sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:

>> > >

>> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you

> are right?

>> > >

>> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

>> > > >

>> > > > Friends,

>> > > >

>> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

>> who use

>> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich

> Hindus use

>> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery

>> store in

>> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

>> were

>> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

>> THAT

>> > > > HINDUS WANT! "

>> > > >

>> > > > Consider:

>> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless

> junk?

>> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

>> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly

> CLEAN or

>> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

>> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small

> money to get

>> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

>> > > >

>> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

>> > > >

>> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

>> natural pearl

>> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

>> > > >

>> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

>> > > >

>> > > > sacred-objects

>> > > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw

> Brown

>> > <rsbj66@>

>> > > > wrote:

>> > > > >

>> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

>> Navaratna

>> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

>> always

>> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

>> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

>> > > > >

>> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

>> clients.

>> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

>

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Dear Rahul,

 

The point is that Hindus are to believe in Shastra praman. About poor

cheap bad quality junk stones and bogus pearls Shastra has said (a few

examples):

 

" Pure, flawless gems have auspicious powers which can protect one from

demons, snakes, poisons, diseases, sinful reactions, and other

dangers, while flawed stones have the opposite effect. "

 

GARUDA-PURANAM: Chapter 68, Verse 17

 

" A gem free from all impurities and radiating its characteristic

internal luster should be looked upon as an escort of good luck. A gem

which is cracked, fissured, devoid of luster, or appearing rough or

sandy, should not be used at all. "

 

AGNI-PURANAM: Chapter 246, Verse 7 & 8

 

Sri Garuda Puranam, it is stated by Sri Suta Goswami, " A ruby,

although genuine, should not be worn if it has strong color banding,

excessive inclusions within like numerous internal cracks, a sandy

appearance, a rough surface, or is dull and lusterless. Anyone using

such a flawed ruby, even out of ignorance, will suffer from disease,

or loss of fortune. "

 

---So as a jeweler who is Hindu it is your duty to advise poor people

NOT to wear bad gems. " Jyotish Quality " gems can be expensive, or

cheaper if you use " uparatna " semi-precious gems. And only those who

have money OR are not misers can afford good gems. So what is a

jeweler in Indian doing selling BAD gems? Is this just out of greed?

If a man comes and says " I want to drink poison " will you sell to him

just out of greed?

 

Because gems are valuable (when good) so they are called gems. Junk is

not called gems, it is called trash! That is why it is better to

advise poor people away from bad gems. Rudraksha are very low priced

and always do good. So please advise rich clients to buy GOOD gems,

and poor clients to by GOOD Rudraksha. That is the correct way.,

 

Any jeweler who sells junk, either from Sri Lanka, or Bangkok, or the

Moon, is to be condemned. And such person can never join the PGA

www.p-g-a.org because we have RULES.

 

If in deed you sell junk to poor people, against advice of Shastra,

then you're a rascal, and the REALLY GREEDY ONE. And, may I ask, WHY

you stock JUNK stones for sale? Don't you have any class?

 

Y/s,

Richard

 

sacred-objects , " Rahul S Pokarna "

<pokarnagems wrote:

>

> Hi Guys,

> In India people dont wear junk/low quality of gemstones just out of

mind.

> They are very much aware about the quality of the stones required. I

> am a Gemologist and a jewellery too.

> The problem lies in their budget. The major populatio is middle and

> low class and they cannot afford fine quality gems. So they have to

> opt for medium and low quality gems. Also i would lke to tell that

> gems from Bangkok/ Thailand is of not much great quality. They have

> been treated with chemicals and permanently dyed. Here ppl prefer Gems

> from Srilanka which are of much better quality for astrological

> purposes than a fine quality of gemstone from Thailand.

>

> And i am sure any true and spiritualy enlightened person will agree

> with me when i say that Wearing and gemstone or chanting mantra will

> change ur life . Its only astrologers who have half knowledge for

> their own selfish motives play with the minds of people asking them to

> wear so and so stone and perform pooja.

>

> Its only ur deeds good/ bad that is the reason for what u are facing

> , where u r and where u will be.

>

> For leading a good life all one needs is

>

> Think good, feel good and do good.

>

> Regards

>

> Rahul S Pokarna

>

> On 11/1/08, Rick Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

> >

> > ---to be greatest in the world we must know over 6 billion people. The

> > greatest on earth never needs to say because he will be famous as

world's

> > greatest ...

> > Might be reincarnate of Shri Varahamihira.?

> >

> >

> >

> > On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:07 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

> > wrote:

> > " The Astrologist proclaims to be world best astrologer " --- WOW!!!

> > Must be Parasara Muni. Otherwise he's a joke!!!

> >

> >

> >

> > sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

> > <binnumero@> wrote:

> >>

> >> Respected sir,

> >> Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist

> > say " Please dont wear Navratna " this may bring good luck and bad

> > luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims

> > to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in

> > astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding

> > hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our

> > ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.

> >> We should send message of love and humanity.

> >> As i know we all are under one roof.

> >>

> >> I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali

> >>

> >> binode kripalani

> >>

> >> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@> wrote:

> > Rspd Sriman,

> >>

> >> Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.

> >>

> >> Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.

> >>

> >> What does " CARAT " have to do with anything? There is no word nor

> >> weight " carat " in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word

that

> >> is not same as a Ratti.

> >>

> >> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good

> >> fortune karma.

> >>

> >> Y/s,

> >> Richard

> >>

> >> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam

> >> <binnumero@> wrote:

> >> >

> >> > Acharyaji,

> >> > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of " CARAT " and

> >> other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am

> >> wrong?

> >> > binode kripalani

> >> >

> >> > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a@> wrote:

> >>

> >> > Dear Richard Ji,

> >> > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the

> >> people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their

> >> rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery

> >> stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna

> >> rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way

> >> is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them

> >> to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the

> >> correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good

> >> quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a

> >> Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site

> >> that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit

> >> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good

> >> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.

> >> >

> >> > Best Regards

> >> >

> >> > Bijay Acharya

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>

> >> > sacred-objects

> >> > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM

> >> > Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE

> >> JUNK STONES???

> >> >

> >> > No Baba! That is not the answer.

> >> One billion people don't use

> >> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.

> > I'm still

> >> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-

> >> >

> >> > sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:

> >> > >

> >> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you

> > are right?

> >> > >

> >> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:

> >> > > >

> >> > > > Friends,

> >> > > >

> >> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus

> >> who use

> >> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich

> > Hindus use

> >> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery

> >> store in

> >> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had

> >> were

> >> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, " THAT IS ALL

> >> THAT

> >> > > > HINDUS WANT! "

> >> > > >

> >> > > > Consider:

> >> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless

> > junk?

> >> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?

> >> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly

> > CLEAN or

> >> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?

> >> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small

> > money to get

> >> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?

> >> > > >

> >> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???

> >> > > >

> >> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and

> >> natural pearl

> >> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.

> >> > > >

> >> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?

> >> > > >

> >> > > > sacred-objects

> >> > > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw

> > Brown

> >> > <rsbj66@>

> >> > > > wrote:

> >> > > > >

> >> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a

> >> Navaratna

> >> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are

> >> always

> >> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich

> >> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??

> >> > > > >

> >> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY

> >> clients.

> >> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard

> >

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dear friends!Trash gemstones,are not gems at all, they are just dead energy cells causing diseases and misfortune..just the fact that flawless gem is alive entity, wich took some few hundred thousands of years to develop, even up to million years and more, means that quality gemstones are pricelles comodity in that respect...just look at the fact that by wearing jyotish quality gemstones, you are as an individual in a possesion of thousands of years old entity,and if you are sincearly recpecting that fact, than you are aware of the true beauty of life, wich manifests, in this case as a crystalised form created by combinations of different elements... excuses likem "if I dont sell junk navaratna, buyer will go to another shop and he is going to buy it from somebody else" is patetic...the whole idea of buying quality gemstones goes far beyond material value ...in my experience, for the first jyotish quality gem I bought, I was working for 6 month for free(I was payed 6 month in front, in order just to buy a gem), and when I finally got my gem, I realised that the knowledge I gained ,just by phisically having the gem in in my hands, goes far beyond than knowledge that we can gain by teachings of sacred texts...no wonder that original anicent knowledge remains hidden.... ps...can you make navaratna from secundary gemstones? If it can be done, than it would be possible for everybody to have beneficial navaratna talisman, for modest price... best wishes & kind regards vjenceslav sacred-objects From: rsbj66Date: Sun, 2 Nov 2008 15:02:52 +0000 Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE JUNK STONES???Dear Rahul,The point is that Hindus are to believe in Shastra praman. About poorcheap bad quality junk stones and bogus pearls Shastra has said (a fewexamples):"Pure, flawless gems have auspicious powers which can protect one fromdemons, snakes, poisons, diseases, sinful reactions, and otherdangers, while flawed stones have the opposite effect."GARUDA-PURANAM: Chapter 68, Verse 17 "A gem free from all impurities and radiating its characteristicinternal luster should be looked upon as an escort of good luck. A gemwhich is cracked, fissured, devoid of luster, or appearing rough orsandy, should not be used at all." AGNI-PURANAM: Chapter 246, Verse 7 & 8 Sri Garuda Puranam, it is stated by Sri Suta Goswami, "A ruby,although genuine, should not be worn if it has strong color banding,excessive inclusions within like numerous internal cracks, a sandyappearance, a rough surface, or is dull and lusterless. Anyone usingsuch a flawed ruby, even out of ignorance, will suffer from disease,or loss of fortune."---So as a jeweler who is Hindu it is your duty to advise poor peopleNOT to wear bad gems. "Jyotish Quality" gems can be expensive, orcheaper if you use "uparatna" semi-precious gems. And only those whohave money OR are not misers can afford good gems. So what is ajeweler in Indian doing selling BAD gems? Is this just out of greed?If a man comes and says "I want to drink poison" will you sell to himjust out of greed?Because gems are valuable (when good) so they are called gems. Junk isnot called gems, it is called trash! That is why it is better toadvise poor people away from bad gems. Rudraksha are very low pricedand always do good. So please advise rich clients to buy GOOD gems,and poor clients to by GOOD Rudraksha. That is the correct way.,Any jeweler who sells junk, either from Sri Lanka, or Bangkok, or theMoon, is to be condemned. And such person can never join the PGAwww.p-g-a.org because we have RULES.If in deed you sell junk to poor people, against advice of Shastra,then you're a rascal, and the REALLY GREEDY ONE. And, may I ask, WHYyou stock JUNK stones for sale? Don't you have any class?Y/s,Richardsacred-objects , "Rahul S Pokarna"<pokarnagems wrote:>> Hi Guys,> In India people dont wear junk/low quality of gemstones just out ofmind.> They are very much aware about the quality of the stones required. I> am a Gemologist and a jewellery too.> The problem lies in their budget. The major populatio is middle and> low class and they cannot afford fine quality gems. So they have to> opt for medium and low quality gems. Also i would lke to tell that> gems from Bangkok/ Thailand is of not much great quality. They have> been treated with chemicals and permanently dyed. Here ppl prefer Gems> from Srilanka which are of much better quality for astrological> purposes than a fine quality of gemstone from Thailand.> > And i am sure any true and spiritualy enlightened person will agree> with me when i say that Wearing and gemstone or chanting mantra will> change ur life . Its only astrologers who have half knowledge for> their own selfish motives play with the minds of people asking them to> wear so and so stone and perform pooja.> > Its only ur deeds good/ bad that is the reason for what u are facing> , where u r and where u will be.> > For leading a good life all one needs is> > Think good, feel good and do good.> > Regards> > Rahul S Pokarna> > On 11/1/08, Rick Brown <rsbj66 wrote:> >> > ---to be greatest in the world we must know over 6 billion people. The> > greatest on earth never needs to say because he will be famous asworld's> > greatest ...> > Might be reincarnate of Shri Varahamihira.?> >> >> >> > On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:07 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66> > wrote:> > "The Astrologist proclaims to be world best astrologer" --- WOW!!!> > Must be Parasara Muni. Otherwise he's a joke!!!> >> >> >> > sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam> > <binnumero@> wrote:> >>> >> Respected sir,> >> Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist> > say " Please dont wear Navratna" this may bring good luck and bad> > luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims> > to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in> > astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding> > hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our> > ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.> >> We should send message of love and humanity.> >> As i know we all are under one roof.> >>> >> I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali> >>> >> binode kripalani> >>> >> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@> wrote:> > Rspd Sriman,> >>> >> Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.> >>> >> Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.> >>> >> What does "CARAT" have to do with anything? There is no word nor> >> weight "carat" in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English wordthat> >> is not same as a Ratti.> >>> >> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good> >> fortune karma.> >>> >> Y/s,> >> Richard> >>> >> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam> >> <binnumero@> wrote:> >> >> >> > Acharyaji,> >> > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of "CARAT"and> >> other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am> >> wrong?> >> > binode kripalani> >> >> >> > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a@> wrote:> >>> >> > Dear Richard Ji,> >> > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the> >> people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their> >> rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery> >> stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna> >> rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way> >> is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them> >> to a reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the> >> correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good> >> quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a> >> Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site> >> that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit> >> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good> >> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.> >> >> >> > Best Regards> >> >> >> > Bijay Acharya> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > > >> > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>> >> > sacred-objects > >> > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM> >> > Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE> >> JUNK STONES???> >> >> >> > No Baba! That is not the answer.> >> One billion people don't use> >> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.> > I'm still> >> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R-> >> >> >> > sacred-objects, greg <greg@> wrote:> >> > >> >> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you> > are right?> >> > >> >> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:> >> > > >> >> > > > Friends,> >> > > >> >> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus> >> who use> >> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich> > Hindus use> >> > > > junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery> >> store in> >> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had> >> were> >> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL> >> THAT> >> > > > HINDUS WANT!"> >> > > >> >> > > > Consider:> >> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless> > junk?> >> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?> >> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly> > CLEAN or> >> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?> >> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small> > money to get> >> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?> >> > > >> >> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???> >> > > >> >> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and> >> natural pearl> >> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.> >> > > >> >> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?> >> > > >> >> > > > sacred-objects> >> > > > <sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw> > Brown> >> > <rsbj66@>> >> > > > wrote:> >> > > > >> >> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a> >> Navaratna> >> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are> >> always> >> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich> >> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??> >> > > > >> >> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY> >> clients.> >> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard> >> >> > > > >> >> > > > >> >> > > > >> >> > > > > New Email names for you!> >> > > > > Get the Email name you & #39;ve always wanted on the new> >> @ymail and> >> > > > @rocketmail.> >> > > > > Hurry before someone else does!> >> > > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/> >> > > > <http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>> >> > > > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > binode kripalani> >> > numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata)> >> > binodeuk@> >> > binode_kripalani@> >> >> >> >> >> > > >> > Unlimited freedom, unlimited storage. Get it now> >> >> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> binode kripalani> >> numerologist 9831664581(Kolkata)> >> binodeuk@> >> binode_kripalani@> >>> >>> >> > >> >> Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! 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Yes!!! Absolutely right! The Hindu jewelers are to blame for stocking

JUNK stones which are harmful ... just for the poor people. So what is

this? The poor people get the " bad luck " trash, and remain worse off;

but the rich get the lucky Jyotish quality gems and life improves.

 

The jewelers of India are the GURUS to the public in gemology. If a

poor man comes for luck he should be advised against junk and advised

a cheap Rudraksha. If rich man comes then he can buy LUCKY top quality

GOOD gems. The jeweler should NEVER stock junk for sale!!

 

What if a sweet-milk-rice seller adds 'sand' into the sweet rice!?

Then no one can eat it! He should only sell pure sweet rice.

 

The sad fact is that most of the Indian gem gurus, the Hindu jewelers

(like Rahul by admission), buy and stock JUNK and are rascals who are

responsible for the problem.

 

It is not that EVERYONE can have a gem. What if a poor man wants to

buy a Lear Jet Airplane costing crores. Well, sorry! HE CAN NOT HAVE

ONE!!! We don't sell him a broken kite.

 

But sure, uparatnas can be used in jyotish quality. But Hindu jewelers

even stock junk semi-precious. " Junk " is their middle name. But good

quality alone is worthy of praise, in all fields. Like a junk person

is never praiseworthy. Junk food is never praiseworthy. Sweet rice

with sand is never praiseworthy. And people who sell JUNK are always

rascals.

 

Using semi precious GOOD QUALITY gems one can make a cheaper Navaratna

like:

 

SUN: red garnet

MOON: Moon stone

JUPITER: Citrine

RAHU: orange zircon

MERCURY: Peridot

VENUS: White zircon

KETU: Fibrolite cats eye

SATURN: Iolite

MARS: Carnelian

 

These above in small Navartana sizes like 4-5mm cost peanuts. So where

is the place for JUNK? In no field or area of life is JUNK any thing

but JUNK.

 

So maybe a Hindu jewelery shop should be called " Junk Yard!? "

 

It is the blame of the jewelers for stocking and selling JUNK. Rather

they should be teaching the clients what is right and wrong. And

stocking only RIGHT. Wrong is wrong and right is right. But the Hindu

jewelers buy, stock and sell junk to unlucky misguided poor people.

That is terrible and despicable. And MUST be condemned by all!!!

 

Y/s,

Richard

 

sacred-objects , summa iru anama <typhon777

wrote:

>

>

>

> dear friends!

> Trash gemstones,are not gems at all, they are just dead energy cells

causing diseases and misfortune..just the fact that flawless gem is

alive entity, wich took some few hundred thousands of years to

develop, even up to million years and more, means that quality

gemstones are pricelles comodity in that respect...just look at the

fact that by wearing jyotish quality gemstones, you are as an

individual in a possesion of thousands of years old entity,and if you

are sincearly recpecting that fact, than you are aware of the true

beauty of life, wich manifests, in this case as a crystalised form

created by combinations of different elements...

>

> excuses likem " if I dont sell junk navaratna, buyer will go to

another shop and he is going to buy it from somebody else " is

patetic...the whole idea of buying quality gemstones goes far beyond

material value ...in my experience, for the first jyotish quality gem

I bought, I was working for 6 month for free(I was payed 6 month in

front, in order just to buy a gem), and when I finally got my gem, I

realised that the knowledge I gained ,just by phisically having the

gem in in my hands, goes far beyond than knowledge that we can gain by

teachings of sacred texts...no wonder that original anicent knowledge

remains hidden....

>

> ps...can you make navaratna from secundary gemstones? If it can be

done, than it would be possible for everybody to have beneficial

navaratna talisman, for modest price...

>

> best wishes & kind regards

vjenceslav

>

>

>

>

>

> sacred-objects: rsbj66: Sun, 2 Nov 2008 15:02:52

+0000 Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE

JUNK STONES???

>

>

>

> Dear Rahul,The point is that Hindus are to believe in Shastra

praman. About poorcheap bad quality junk stones and bogus pearls

Shastra has said (a fewexamples): " Pure, flawless gems have auspicious

powers which can protect one fromdemons, snakes, poisons, diseases,

sinful reactions, and otherdangers, while flawed stones have the

opposite effect. " GARUDA-PURANAM: Chapter 68, Verse 17 " A gem free from

all impurities and radiating its characteristicinternal luster should

be looked upon as an escort of good luck. A gemwhich is cracked,

fissured, devoid of luster, or appearing rough orsandy, should not be

used at all. " AGNI-PURANAM: Chapter 246, Verse 7 & 8 Sri Garuda

Puranam, it is stated by Sri Suta Goswami, " A ruby,although genuine,

should not be worn if it has strong color banding,excessive inclusions

within like numerous internal cracks, a sandyappearance, a rough

surface, or is dull and lusterless. Anyone usingsuch a flawed ruby,

even out of ignorance, will suffer from disease,or loss of

fortune. " ---So as a jeweler who is Hindu it is your duty to advise

poor peopleNOT to wear bad gems. " Jyotish Quality " gems can be

expensive, orcheaper if you use " uparatna " semi-precious gems. And

only those whohave money OR are not misers can afford good gems. So

what is ajeweler in Indian doing selling BAD gems? Is this just out of

greed?If a man comes and says " I want to drink poison " will you sell

to himjust out of greed?Because gems are valuable (when good) so they

are called gems. Junk isnot called gems, it is called trash! That is

why it is better toadvise poor people away from bad gems. Rudraksha

are very low pricedand always do good. So please advise rich clients

to buy GOOD gems,and poor clients to by GOOD Rudraksha. That is the

correct way.,Any jeweler who sells junk, either from Sri Lanka, or

Bangkok, or theMoon, is to be condemned. And such person can never

join the PGAwww.p-g-a.org because we have RULES.If in deed you sell

junk to poor people, against advice of Shastra,then you're a rascal,

and the REALLY GREEDY ONE. And, may I ask, WHYyou stock JUNK stones

for sale? Don't you have any class?Y/s,Richard--- In

sacred-objects , " Rahul S Pokarna " <pokarnagems@>

wrote:>> Hi Guys,> In India people dont wear junk/low quality of

gemstones just out ofmind.> They are very much aware about the quality

of the stones required. I> am a Gemologist and a jewellery too.> The

problem lies in their budget. The major populatio is middle and> low

class and they cannot afford fine quality gems. So they have to> opt

for medium and low quality gems. Also i would lke to tell that> gems

from Bangkok/ Thailand is of not much great quality. They have> been

treated with chemicals and permanently dyed. Here ppl prefer Gems>

from Srilanka which are of much better quality for astrological>

purposes than a fine quality of gemstone from Thailand.> > And i am

sure any true and spiritualy enlightened person will agree> with me

when i say that Wearing and gemstone or chanting mantra will> change

ur life . Its only astrologers who have half knowledge for> their own

selfish motives play with the minds of people asking them to> wear so

and so stone and perform pooja.> > Its only ur deeds good/ bad that is

the reason for what u are facing> , where u r and where u will be.> >

For leading a good life all one needs is> > Think good, feel good and

do good.> > Regards> > Rahul S Pokarna> > On 11/1/08, Rick Brown

<rsbj66@> wrote:> >> > ---to be greatest in the world we must know

over 6 billion people. The> > greatest on earth never needs to say

because he will be famous asworld's> > greatest ...> > Might be

reincarnate of Shri Varahamihira.?> >> >> >> > On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at

11:07 PM, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>> > wrote:> > " The Astrologist

proclaims to be world best astrologer " --- WOW!!!> > Must be Parasara

Muni. Otherwise he's a joke!!!> >> >> >> > --- In

sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam> >

<binnumero@> wrote:> >>> >> Respected sir,> >> Recently i saw a

programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist> > say " Please dont

wear Navratna " this may bring good luck and bad> > luck also. But it

brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims> > to be world best

astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in> > astro, hence

various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding> >

hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which we have got from our>

> ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.> >> We

should send message of love and humanity.> >> As i know we all are

under one roof.> >>> >> I am thankful to come across a pious

person.,happy deepwali> >>> >> binode kripalani> >>> >> Richard Shaw

Brown <rsbj66@> wrote:> > Rspd Sriman,> >>> >> Can everyone wear

Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.> >>> >> Can everyone

wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.> >>> >> What

does " CARAT " have to do with anything? There is no word nor> >> weight

" carat " in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English wordthat> >> is

not same as a Ratti.> >>> >> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish

quality gems requires ONLY good> >> fortune karma.> >>> >> Y/s,> >>

Richard> >>> >> sacred-objects , vasdev

kripalani udharam> >> <binnumero@> wrote:> >> >> >> > Acharyaji,> >> >

Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of " CARAT " and> >>

other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am>

>> wrong?> >> > binode kripalani> >> >> >> > Bijay Acharya <bijay_a@>

wrote:> >>> >> > Dear Richard Ji,> >> > You are 100% right in your

opinion. I have observed most of the> >> people wearing Navratna rings

having low quality gem stones in their> >> rings, other than maybe the

diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery> >> stores selling Navratna

rings have low quality gems in the Navratna> >> rings. I have observed

this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way> >> is to buy good

quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them> >> to a

reliable Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the> >>

correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good> >>

quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a> >>

Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site> >>

that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit>

>> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good>

>> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.> >> >> >> >

Best Regards> >> >> >> > Bijay Acharya> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

>> >> >> >> >> > > >> > Richard

Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>> >> > sacred-objects > >> >

Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM> >> > Subject:

Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE> >> JUNK

STONES???> >> >> >> > No Baba! That is not the answer.> >> One billion

people don't use> >> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right,

Shastra is right.> > I'm still> >> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R->

>> >> >> > sacred-objects, greg <greg@>

wrote:> >> > >> >> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are

wrong and you> > are right?> >> > >> >> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:>

>> > > >> >> > > > Friends,> >> > > >> >> > > > In continuation of the

subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus> >> who use> >> > > > Navaratna

have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich> > Hindus use> >> > > >

junk stones and phony pearl Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery> >> store

in> >> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas

they had> >> were> >> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The

reply was, " THAT IS ALL> >> THAT> >> > > > HINDUS WANT! " > >> > > >> >>

> > > Consider:> >> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they

use worthless> > junk?> >> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY

small stone Navaratnas?> >> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the

difference between visibly> > CLEAN or> >> > > > visibly FLAWED?

Between GOOD and BAD?> >> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to

spend the small> > money to get> >> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?> >> > >

>> >> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???> >> > > >> >> > > > BTW: The

0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and> >> natural pearl> >> >

> > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.> >>

> > >> >> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?> >> >

> >> >> > > > sacred-objects> >> > > >

<sacred- objects%40g roups.com> , Richard Shaw> > Brown>

>> > <rsbj66@>> >> > > > wrote:> >> > > > >> >> > > > > Question. In

India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a> >> Navaratna> >> > > >

where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are> >>

always> >> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use?

Even rich> >> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna. WHY!??>

>> > > > >> >> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna

must be MY> >> clients.> >> > > > Prove me wrong!!!ÃÆ'‚ Y/s,

Richard> >> >> > > > >> >> > > > >> >> > > > >> >> > > > > New Email

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Thanks for the comments,but there has to be reason for Gems to exist.But i know it should have both good effect and bad effect.I had read in one of the books ,if one wears a Gem in Shukla Paksha during one nakshtra, it gives good effect. Thanks, for the fitting reply,dont forget in India we find every individual is an Doctor. binode kripalaniRahul S Pokarna <pokarnagems wrote: Hi Guys,In India people dont wear junk/low quality of gemstones just out of mind.They are very much aware about the quality of the stones required. Iam a Gemologist and a jewellery too.The problem lies in their budget. The major populatio is middle andlow class and they cannot afford fine quality gems. So they have toopt for medium and low quality gems. Also i would lke to tell thatgems from Bangkok/ Thailand

is of not much great quality. They havebeen treated with chemicals and permanently dyed. Here ppl prefer Gemsfrom Srilanka which are of much better quality for astrologicalpurposes than a fine quality of gemstone from Thailand.And i am sure any true and spiritualy enlightened person will agreewith me when i say that Wearing and gemstone or chanting mantra willchange ur life . Its only astrologers who have half knowledge fortheir own selfish motives play with the minds of people asking them towear so and so stone and perform pooja.Its only ur deeds good/ bad that is the reason for what u are facing, where u r and where u will be.For leading a good life all one needs isThink good, feel good and do good.RegardsRahul S PokarnaOn 11/1/08, Rick Brown wrote:>> ---to be greatest in the world we must know over 6 billion people. The> greatest on

earth never needs to say because he will be famous as world's> greatest ...> Might be reincarnate of Shri Varahamihira.?>>>> On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 11:07 PM, Richard Shaw Brown > wrote:> "The Astrologist proclaims to be world best astrologer" --- WOW!!!> Must be Parasara Muni. Otherwise he's a joke!!!>>>> sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam> wrote:>>>> Respected sir,>> Recently i saw a programe on Astrology, wherein the Astrologist> say " Please dont wear Navratna" this may bring good luck and bad> luck also. But it brings more of Bad luck.The Astrologist proclaims> to be world best astrologer.I myself i am into Numero,but not in> astro, hence various doubts do arises in one mind.and now regarding> hindu,muslim,and christian,is in one mind.Which

we have got from our> ancestors.I only know one thing we all are human being.>> We should send message of love and humanity.>> As i know we all are under one roof.>>>> I am thankful to come across a pious person.,happy deepwali>>>> binode kripalani>>>> Richard Shaw Brown wrote:> Rspd Sriman,>>>> Can everyone wear Rudraksha? YES. Does everyone wear Rudraksha? NO.>>>> Can everyone wear Navaratna? YES. Does everyone wear Navaratna? NO.>>>> What does "CARAT" have to do with anything? There is no word nor>> weight "carat" in all Sanskrit language. Carat is an English word that>> is not same as a Ratti.>>>> To wear a SRI Navaratna of Jyotish quality gems requires ONLY good>> fortune karma.>>>> Y/s,>> Richard>>>> ---

In sacred-objects , vasdev kripalani udharam>> wrote:>> >>> > Acharyaji,>> > Can everybody wear Navratna.? I doubt as because of "CARAT"and>> other reason too. This is my understanding, please clarify, if i am>> wrong?>> > binode kripalani>> >>> > Bijay Acharya wrote:>>>> > Dear Richard Ji,>> > You are 100% right in your opinion. I have observed most of the>> people wearing Navratna rings having low quality gem stones in their>> rings, other than maybe the diamond in some cases. Even the Jewelery>> stores selling Navratna rings have low quality gems in the Navratna>> rings. I have observed this in Dubai as well in Mumbai. The only way>> is to buy good quality loose stones of the nine planets and give them>> to a reliable

Jeweler to make them into a Navratna ring as per the>> correct placement .This is the reason I have opted to wear a good>> quality flawless gem suitable for me , rather than to go in for a>> Navratna Ring. I have observed from the photo's posted on ur site>> that You have high quality Navratna Rings. Maybe If And when I visit>> Thailand in the future, I will drop in our store and go for a good>> Navratna Ring. Thanks for the output on this subject.>> >>> > Best Regards>> >>> > Bijay Acharya>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > >> > Richard Shaw Brown >> > sacred-objects >> > Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:44:01 PM>> > Subject:

Re: Sri Navaratna - WHY DO HINDUS USE>> JUNK STONES???>> >>> > No Baba! That is not the answer.>> One billion people don't use>> > Navaratna, only a few. And I'm not right, Shastra is right.> I'm still>> > waiting for the answer. Y/s, R->> >>> > sacred-objects, greg wrote:>> > >>> > > so baba is the answer 1 billion people are wrong and you> are right?>> > >>> > > Richard Shaw Brown wrote:>> > > >>> > > > Friends,>> > > >>> > > > In continuation of the subject I must ask WHY 99.9% of Hindus>> who use>> > > > Navaratna have ALL JUNK STONES & PHONY PEARL? Even rich> Hindus use>> > > > junk stones and phony pearl

Navaratnas.. . I saw a jewelery>> store in>> > > > Singapore for Hindus and ALL, 100%, of the Navaratnas they had>> were>> > > > awful worthless JUNK. I asked why? The reply was, "THAT IS ALL>> THAT>> > > > HINDUS WANT!">> > > >>> > > > Consider:>> > > > 1) Navaratna gems are small, so why do they use worthless> junk?>> > > > 2) Why don't Hindus use FINE QUALITY small stone Navaratnas?>> > > > 3) Do Hindus understand the difference between visibly> CLEAN or>> > > > visibly FLAWED? Between GOOD and BAD?>> > > > 4) Are Hindus too cheap or miserly to spend the small> money to get>> > > > FINE GEM Navaratnas?>> > > >>> > > > The ANSWER IS WAITING!???>> > >

>>> > > > BTW: The 0.01% of Hindus who actually have fine gem and>> natural pearl>> > > > Navaratnas MUST HAVE GOT THEM FROM Astral Gemstone Talismans.>> > > >>> > > > So, WHAT IS THE ANSWER? Prove me wrong! Anyone?>> > > >>> > > > sacred-objects>> > > > , Richard Shaw> Brown>> > >> > > > wrote:>> > > > >>> > > > > Question. In India I never ONCE met any Indian wearing a>> Navaratna>> > > > where the gems were good. Even though small, the gems used are>> always>> > > > awful and junk. What is the reason? What is the use? Even rich>> > > > Indian's use total junk gems in Navaratna.

WHY!??>> > > > >>> > > > > The only Indian's who ever got a GOOD navaratna must be MY>> clients.>> > > > Prove me wrong!!! Y/s, Richard>>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > >>> > > > > New Email names for you!>> > > > > Get the Email name you've always wanted on the new>> @ymail and>> > > > @rocketmail.>> > > > > Hurry before someone else does!>> > > > > http://mail. promotions. / newdomains/ aa/>> > > > >> > > > >>> > > >>> > > >>> > >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>

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