Guest guest Posted April 2, 2005 Report Share Posted April 2, 2005 DharmaDev writing to all members to let them know that Mr George has posted his pictures on our photo section......they are well worth looking at........there seems to be a Rudraksa Tree growing in Singapore.......although it is an Agustafolia and not a Nepal Ganitrus Roxb Tree........it still produces some really nice looking Rudraksha We need to congratulate George Ji on a job well done ........... the pictures are great Now we know the trees are in Singapore and in Hawaii Wishing you and Family the Best Thanks and Take Care DharmaDev Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2005 Report Share Posted April 3, 2005 Namaste Sri DDji, George & Beloved Friends, Sri DDji, thank you for posting this good news!! and a "Big Thank You" to Mr. George Pillai too, for uploading the pictures to our Photos Section!! Bless you 1000-fold..! You've brought something to light that had befuddled many of us Based on some of Singapore's old locations that no longer exist or have had names changed, the jigsaw puzzle about the rudraksha tree found by Brother George Pillai can now be approximately pieced together as follows: a) The tree of Agustafolia shown in George's photos, is at a Military Reserve Location that is out of bounds to the public; b) In the old days when there were kampung-kampung, i.e "villages", various families used to live in the area who were of Indian, Malay and Chinese backgrounds; c) By the Grace of Lord Shiva, a blessed South Indian family or individual/s may have thrown some beads or seeds into the fertile ground; d) From the time of approximately 1 to 2 decades, these "kampungs" were dissolved by the Singapore Government and the families re- housed in HDB flats (Housing Development Board) to recent years, it is highly possible that the seeds sprouted and now there is the blessed tree in existence; e) As the Singapore Government "closed off" the location, plants, trees and bushes remained intact and very few were removed hence the Agustafolia was able to thrive; f) Last Nov/December when on a flying visit to Singapore for someone's MahaSamadhi, i had the good fortune of being taken around many locations on the way to Mandai.. Missed seeing the old villages and noticed many wired fences closing off many locations to the public; g) Agustafolia looks very similar to Aussie Quandong that are light weight and brittle compared to Nepali beads. The colors, sizes and grooves/shapes are also similar. They share the same features as ones found in Hawaii. Like Aussie Quandong, they contain lesser electromagnetic and other properties. The effects or vibrations are slower in speed compared to Nepali rudraksha. ******* Please note that I cannot speak for everyone but only my humble self, having used different types of rudraksha and discovering the different levels of energies contained in different species. Nevertheless, the Agustafolia is a rudraksha species although different in density of energies compared to Nepali beads. Om Namah Shivaya Shivaya Namah Om, Simone , rudracentre <no_reply> wrote: > > DharmaDev writing to all members to let them know that Mr George has > posted his pictures on our photo section......they are well worth > looking at........there seems to be a Rudraksa Tree growing in > Singapore.......although it is an Agustafolia and not a Nepal Ganitrus > Roxb Tree........it still produces some really nice looking Rudraksha > > We need to congratulate George Ji on a job well done ........... the > pictures are great > > Now we know the trees are in Singapore and in Hawaii > > Wishing you and Family the Best > > Thanks and Take Care > > DharmaDev Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2005 Report Share Posted April 5, 2005 Dear John Ji Namaskar Mitra and thanks for the information.........totally agree that the recipient of the Rudraksha Beads needs to pay for shipping............gift giveing is a great Service however the person giveing needs to either hand the beads to someone or if they live in another country the postage needs to be paid by the reciever........is only fair and reasonable Thanks and Take Care DD In a message dated 4/5/2005 6:59:15 AM Pacific Standard Time, bejohn46 writes: > > > > Dharma Dev Ji > > George and I had a 2 hour meetup session this evening. The Rudrakshas are > his labour of love, cleaning them and doing pujas. Cannot find a more dedicated > person. Must admit, I do not know enough to comment about the quality of the > Rudrakshas. Having seen them I am just happy. > > One thing though I would like to draw attention and these are my own > personal views, that in all fairness to George Ji may those who intend to request > for Rudrakshas from him, to remit postage to George Ji, considering that he is > receiving 40 plus email requests a day. > > Keep up the good work, George. > > John Tan > > > rudracentre <no_reply> wrote: > > DharmaDev writing to all members to let them know that Mr George has > posted his pictures on our photo section......they are well worth > looking at........there seems to be a Rudraksa Tree growing in > Singapore.......although it is an Agustafolia and not a Nepal Ganitrus > Roxb Tree........it still produces some really nice looking Rudraksha > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2005 Report Share Posted April 5, 2005 Dharma Dev Ji George and I had a 2 hour meetup session this evening. The Rudrakshas are his labour of love, cleaning them and doing pujas. Cannot find a more dedicated person. Must admit, I do not know enough to comment about the quality of the Rudrakshas. Having seen them I am just happy. One thing though I would like to draw attention and these are my own personal views, that in all fairness to George Ji may those who intend to request for Rudrakshas from him, to remit postage to George Ji, considering that he is receiving 40 plus email requests a day. Keep up the good work, George. John Tan rudracentre <no_reply> wrote: DharmaDev writing to all members to let them know that Mr George has posted his pictures on our photo section......they are well worth looking at........there seems to be a Rudraksa Tree growing in Singapore.......although it is an Agustafolia and not a Nepal Ganitrus Roxb Tree........it still produces some really nice looking Rudraksha We need to congratulate George Ji on a job well done ........... the pictures are great Now we know the trees are in Singapore and in Hawaii Wishing you and Family the Best Thanks and Take Care DharmaDev To send an email to: Sponsor Children InternationalWould you give Hope to a Child in need? ·Click Here to meet a Girl And Give Her Hope·Click Here to meet a Boy And Change His Life Learn More / Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2005 Report Share Posted April 5, 2005 Har Har Mahadev! It is wonderful to here of such selfless devotion. May Shiva shower blessings upon you for your work to help others Georgeji! Pranams cha Dhanyavad Arjuna John Tan <bejohn46 wrote: Dharma Dev Ji George and I had a 2 hour meetup session this evening. The Rudrakshas are his labour of love, cleaning them and doing pujas. Cannot find a more dedicated person. Must admit, I do not know enough to comment about the quality of the Rudrakshas. Having seen them I am just happy. One thing though I would like to draw attention and these are my own personal views, that in all fairness to George Ji may those who intend to request for Rudrakshas from him, to remit postage to George Ji, considering that he is receiving 40 plus email requests a day. Keep up the good work, George. John Tan rudracentre wrote: DharmaDev writing to all members to let them know that Mr George has posted his pictures on our photo section......they are well worth looking at........there seems to be a Rudraksa Tree growing in Singapore.......although it is an Agustafolia and not a Nepal Ganitrus Roxb Tree........it still produces some really nice looking Rudraksha We need to congratulate George Ji on a job well done ........... the pictures are great Now we know the trees are in Singapore and in Hawaii Wishing you and Family the Best Thanks and Take Care DharmaDev To send an email to: Sponsor Children InternationalWould you give Hope to a Child in need? ·Click Here to meet a Girl And Give Her Hope·Click Here to meet a Boy And Change His Life Learn More / To send an email to: Make your home page Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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