Does a gem need to touch the skin? (Is PG degraded in Kali Yuga?)

[Guest guest]

Such a mundane point of view!

 

Does a gem need to "touch" on to the planet? It is the same logic! Of course

not! So the gem also doesn't need to touch on to the skin. It is enough to

simply have a GOOD gem talisman in your house (ownership). This is a

metaphysical science. There is no physical explanation. Those who attempt to

give a material explaination of "Ratna-Shakti" look like "New Age" quacks.

Just as we are not required to "touch" the Deity in the temple to worship and

be blessed.

 

It is commen in India to make a big fuss about a gem touching the skin and

being worn on a certain finger. But mostly no attention is given to the GOOD

gem choice nor the GOOD gem quality. Even rich people in India wear

completely "junk" stones and "cultured" (imitation) pearls. So it is no wonder

that the common man has such a low opinion of Planetary Gemology. Most

Indians think Planetary Gemology is a beggar with a sacred thread sitting in

the gutter selling your chart AND your gem for Rs. 10.

 

In fact Planetary Gemology is just the complete opposite. It demands flawless

natural gems and real pearls, and correctly made precious Vedic talismans

constitute the world's BEST and most precious jewelry. It is a Royal science of

Vedic Kings.

 

But in Kali Yuga it has become like the "poor mans" remedy. Jyotish quality

gems are for those with money. How can can one obtain a real quality gem if

he has no money? If someone is penniless he can still obtain a 5-mukhi

Rudraksha. Vedic talismans are as much a "symbol" of good luck as the

cause, so it takes good luck to even get one.

 

Forget about touching the skin, and what finger, etc. that is all pointless with

out the real considerations of GOOD QUALITY GEM & ANUKUL GRAHA

CHOICE.

 

Respectfully,

Richard

[Guest guest]

hallo Master Richard Brown.

Yes you are saying correct.

But may be it is possible that poor person can obtain the Jyotish

quality gems.

It will happen when, the rich man feels to donate. But before

donating, the rich man should see the poor mans horoscope and check

whether he is a lucky person or not.. and least, he will find out

about, whether he is going to repay the money of the gem in future

when he becomes rich'.

)))))

 

You say true about the skin touch. The word 'Ratna Dharan', says

Obtain and own a gem', by the rituals that are done before wearing.

The rituals are like signing the ownership agreement with vedic

process. Once owned, then the power supply keeps coming to one

direction, to the owner any how by touching or keeping in house.

And one thing,.. lot of people omit the proper ritual of Dharana..

DID I say all this??? Look who is talking about all this!!!!! The

miserable person who is wearing flawed gem (me)!! but still. ))))

its ok to say some things that I know through many advices.

 

I am waiting to improve, and reach the flawless yet.

See you.

truely, Ketan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Richard Shaw Brown" <rsbj66> wrote:

> Such a mundane point of view!

>

> Does a gem need to "touch" on to the planet? It is the same logic!

Of course

> not! So the gem also doesn't need to touch on to the skin. It is

enough to

> simply have a GOOD gem talisman in your house (ownership). This is a

> metaphysical science. There is no physical explanation. Those who

attempt to

> give a material explaination of "Ratna-Shakti" look like "New Age"

quacks.

> Just as we are not required to "touch" the Deity in the temple to

worship and

> be blessed.

>

> It is commen in India to make a big fuss about a gem touching the

skin and

> being worn on a certain finger. But mostly no attention is given to

the GOOD

> gem choice nor the GOOD gem quality. Even rich people in India wear

> completely "junk" stones and "cultured" (imitation) pearls. So it is

no wonder

> that the common man has such a low opinion of Planetary Gemology. Most

> Indians think Planetary Gemology is a beggar with a sacred thread

sitting in

> the gutter selling your chart AND your gem for Rs. 10.

>

> In fact Planetary Gemology is just the complete opposite. It demands

flawless

> natural gems and real pearls, and correctly made precious Vedic

talismans

> constitute the world's BEST and most precious jewelry. It is a Royal

science of

> Vedic Kings.

>

> But in Kali Yuga it has become like the "poor mans" remedy. Jyotish

quality

> gems are for those with money. How can can one obtain a real quality

gem if

> he has no money? If someone is penniless he can still obtain a 5-mukhi

> Rudraksha. Vedic talismans are as much a "symbol" of good luck as the

> cause, so it takes good luck to even get one.

>

> Forget about touching the skin, and what finger, etc. that is all

pointless with

> out the real considerations of GOOD QUALITY GEM & ANUKUL GRAHA

> CHOICE.

>

> Respectfully,

> Richard