CULTURED (IMITATION) PEARL IS BOGUS FOR JYOTISH!?

[Guest guest]

The Natural Pearl called "mukta" or "Moti" referred to by ancient Sanskrit

scriptures and

jyotish can only be what THEY are talking about. And in those times, even up to

120 years

ago, there was only one kind of pearl, i.e., natural pearl.

 

This natural pearl is recognized in modern gemology. This natural pearl is a

"single sacred

unit"; such natural was created by nature in substance, SHAPE, and composition.

Anything

other than that is not shastric. Because Shastra didn't fore see that in Kali

yuga humans

would place -preshaped- beads in live oysters, and these coated by a layer of

nacre (pearl

substance). By in an x-ray it is clearly seen to be only a small % of pearl

substance with out

a pearl core or pearl make-up composite. Shastra also did foresee that the human

race

would become so illusioned (in Kali yuga) that the true PEARL of the Vedas would

be

forgotten completely, and humans would take a non-pearl to be a pearl simply on

surface

appearance, forgetting the sacred makeup of what is a real pearl 100% nacre and

natural

composite.

 

Now, only a gemologist knows the difference between an imitation and a natural;

but in

the jyotish-gemstone world it has been comletely forgotten and unknown. A pity

really,

because there ARE natural pearls, in gem quality, and they cost about

$500-$2,000 per

carat. That's less than a gem quality ruby or emerald. Even though natural pearl

- in GEM

quality - is more rare than any of the nine gems, still it is not more

expensive.

 

What I have seen is that people are not prepared to pay a fair and reasonable

price for a

natural pearl due to complete ignorance of the difference between a naturally

shaped and

composed Natural Pearl- and all variations of cultured. If "nacre" substance is

to be taken

as a "pearl" then wood should be taken as a house, or a brick spray-paint with

ruby (red

corundum) powder as a ruby.

 

Fact: Natural pearl is EASILY separated from all cultured by x-ray. But who

wants to pay

$3000 for a 3 carat natural pearl, when they can buy a cultured pearl for only

$3???

ANSWER: The person who has KNOWLEDGE and is SERIOUS.

 

Hope this helps, because just about EVERYONE is misusing "soulless" imitation

pearl in the

name of Jyotish ... Om svasti astu!

 

Best regards,

 

Richard