Australian Speces of Rudraksha pictured in Photos (SEEDS FILE)

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Dear Greg & Chandrashekar,

 

Thanks for the combined info on the Rudraksha. I uploaded Greg's Blue

Quandong picture into the SEEDS folder in Photos

 

Great!!!

Rgds, R-

 

sacred-objects, chandrashekhar phadke <

chphadke> wrote:

>

> Dear Mr. Greg,

>

> Thank you very much for your posting. The 'Blue Quandong' is another

common English name for Rudraksha. Elaeocarpus angustifolius is the

species name or botanical name of Rudraksha. Elaeocarpus angustifolius is

the valid botanical name, however, the earlier botanical names i.e.

Elaeocarpus ganitrus and Elaeocarpus spharicus are no more valid species

names for Rudraksha.

>

> Dr. David Lee has done his research work on the same species i.e.

Elaeocarpus angustifolius.

>

> Thanking you and with best wishes,

>

> Chandrashekhar Phadke

>

>

>

> greg <greg@s...> wrote:

> Hi fellow travellers

> i have recently collected some ripe seeds from the Cape tribulation Rain

forest area in far northern Queensland ( Australia)

> these seeds, when dried look almost identical to Rudraksha seeds

> but I have been informed that botanically they are slightly different

> In this region they are known as blue quandong, the ripe seeds are a bright

Shiva blue

> see picture at

> http://www.emporiumgallery.com.au/HTMS/davidStaceyFruit1.htm

> (in eons past this area was known as Gondwanda land and apparently

joined to the subcontinent!

> but due to tectonic plate movement the lands have moved apart)

> and interestingly these seeds are eaten by the Cassowary Bird that is also

has bright blue plumage around the neck

> http://www.australien-explorer.de/cassorwary.2.kl.jpg

>

> isn't nature wonderful!!

> GREG

> www.spacetrader.com.au

>

> chandrashekhar phadke wrote: Respected Shri. Richard ji and Shri. Mohan

Kumar ji,

>

> There is interesting scientific similarity between Rudraksha fruit and

Peacock feathers. As you know the ripe Rudraksha fruit is deep blue in

colour. The deep blue colour of Rudraksha fruits is not due to coloured

pigments like other botanical material but is due to typical cellular

arrangements in the outer most part of the fruit and light interference. This

phenomenon is known only in very few species in the plant kingdom.

>

> In the same manner as above, the peacock blue colour of peacock feathers

is also due to the cellular arrangements and light intereference.

>

> I wonder, whether Rudraksha and Peacock feathetrs have any positive

energy accumulated as a result from the cosmic energy ?

>

> Dr. David Lee, a renowned botanist from the University of Florida, USA has

published an interesting article in the research journal 'American Scientist'

few years back. The name of the article is 'Idriscent Blue colour of

Elaeocarpus'. The rest of the details I will let you know very soon. I have

collected the reprint from Dr. David Lee, however, is not at hand. It contains

beautiful coloured pictures describing the phenomenon.

>

> Thanking you and with personal regards,

>

> Chandrashekhar Phadke

>

> Chandrashekhar Phadke

>

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66> wrote:

> Sri Mohanji,

>

> Namaskar. Iron horse shoe is said to be related to Sri Shanidev. If using it

means Shani

> becomes better or worse depends on his position in your chart. If you want

to pacify Shani

> there is nothing better than one dhana of Chaturdasha mukhi Nepali

Rudraksha.

>

> Peacock feather is to remind of Lord Krishna. If there is more (and I'm sure

there is) then it

> is not known to me. Kindly advise what else you discover.

>

> I hope that helps,

>

> Rgds, Richard

>

> sacred-objects, "Mohan Kumar HG" <

mohan88hg@i...> wrote:

> >

> > Dear learned members,

> > Please can you tell the significance of keeping Horse shoe and peacock

> > feathers at home

> >

> > with regards

> > mohan

> >

 

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