To Richard

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Dear Richardji,

 

Thanks a whole bunch for the advisement! YIKES! I read an ad someplace for

"glowing

blue topaz." Guess "glowing" is no exaggeration-- Chernobyl! <g>

 

Thanks also for your opinion on lapis. I guess I'll try it. I have a piece of

flawless,

untreated Afghani material. Saturn is very, very kind to the Venus-ruled. :-) I

thus

want to make Lord Saturn happy.

 

BTW-- Flawless lapis DOES look unreal-- like a chunk of colbalt blue SOMETHING,

but

not quite like a gemstone. <g>

 

Thanks, again! Kari

 

 

 

, Richard Shaw-Brown

<rsbj66> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> > Is blue topaz an uparatna fo Saturn?

> ---No. Blue topaz is "nuked" and THEN burned after it "cools down" a

> year or two after nuking. Nasty!!! Radioactive...

>

> >How about lapis lazuli?

> ---Well, it might be. But I'm not willing to find out because Saturn is

> too tough to mess with. If Lapis was Saturnine, then the only good

> Lapis would be flawless, without all the cracks and matrix. And

> flawless Lapis looks "unreal" But fine lapis MUST be related to some

> thing!?

>

> Note: The kinder the planet, the more uparatnas they offer. But Saturn

> offers the least, along with Mars.

>

> BTW: There is now an international BAN on all sales of "red coral" -

> that's Mars.

>

> ---Hope this helps...Om svastiastu!!!

>

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