Saturn Talisman>>Too good, Richardsir

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what a reply richarji!! fabulous...i read it out to a friend, and

read myseld, again, and again....

regards>>>aadi

 

sacred-objects, "Richard Shaw Brown"

<rsbj66> wrote:

>

> Dear Dharma,

>

> Namaste!!! Yes, Saturn's gems is very risky. Because, except for a

priest bent on penence,

> it's not a gem for worldly ease. It will increase the influence of

Saturn on whoever wears it.

>

> Of course we are bound by our karma. Diana was bound to get the

Sapphire. The Sapphire

> may have played a part, but it was Diana's karma that led to her

accident. Now she is no

> more as Diana.

>

> Some people get the right gem in wrong quality; some get the wrong

gem in right quality,

> somge get both wrong, or both right, but mostly people get

nothing.

>

> People ask if they'll get lucky by wearing the correct talisman,

and I say they must

> ALREADY be lucky to get the right talisman. The talisman is as

much a "symbol" of good

> luck as it is the cause.

>

> Best rgds,

> Richard

>

> sacred-objects, "dharma_dharini"

<dharma_dharini>

> wrote:

> >

> > I have been reading through the messages. They are fascinating.

> >

> > The Sapphire ring shown is lovely. I have been very drawn to

sapphires

> > lately.

> >

> > I was thinking about how the history of England might have been

> > different Diana had chosen a stone other than a sapphire for her

> > engagement ring. They said it was from Sri Lanka. She always

wore all

> > those pearls with it.

> >

> > In the philosophy vaastu the karma is interelated with the

dwelling-

> > like you get the house you deserve, and many times when someone

moves

> > he or she will purchase a house with the exact same vaastu flaws

even

> > though he or she knows better.

> >

> > As the karma improves or worsens often people will unconsciously

get a

> > better or worse dwelling (from a vaastu standpoint) to match the

> > state. Do you think it is the same with the quality of gemstones

or

> > the combinations of gemstones one choses or wears?

> >

> > "Diana happily showed off her sapphire engagement ring and

blushed

> > furiously for the television cameras. Charles, when asked

whether they

> > were in love or not, answered: 'Whatever love is'." BBC

> >

> > Seems like it got off to a sad start.

> >

>