Malefic Shani question

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Rosetta, was the astrolger you saw, a western one? He/she might not

have studied the 9 planets and related gems governed by planets under

the Jyotish (Vedic) Astrological system. Be aware there are many

newbie astrologers sprouting all over the place and advertising their

skills, etc, especially if you live in a western country. If you are

able to, its best to find a Jyotish who is trained under one of the

Classical Lineages from India.

 

There are actually many friends in this group who are practicing,

professional Jyotishis (especially Mr. Alan Scherr whose details you

can find under the Distributor Network at: www..com

although he doesn't advertise the fact that he's an expert. Drop him

some lines to enquire about a proper consultation if you wish.

 

Meanwhile, its indeed very strange that a "Vedic Astrologer" actually

told you to stay away from blue sapphire and all other blue stones

even though there are malefic Shani influences in your chart.

Absolutely do not agree with this, unless there are other opposing or

conflicting factors in the chart that warrants such advice to avoid

blue sapphire.

 

Shani's precious gem is blue sapphire. One of Shani's uparatna (semi-

precious stone) is amethyst. When undergoing Shani Dosha, any malefic

Shani movements in the horoscope or Saturn Return, blue sapphire is

mostly recommended. For those not able to afford high grade, flawless

blue sapphire, the next best thing is the economical amethyst of good

grade and in higher carats that work just as well. Example: instead

of using a 3 carat blue sapphire, a 9 to 11 carat flawless amethyst

can be used as substitute.

 

I can't recall the exact carats of uparatnas that should be used but

Mrs Neeta at Rudra Centre will be able to advice you. If you wish, pls

contact her directly at: rudracentre (AT) hotmail (DOT) com

 

Alternatively, why not consider using 3 beads of 7 mukhi rudraksha or

2 beads 7 mukhi collector grade sizes with stronger electromagnetic

properties? Seven mukh rudraksh is governed by Shani and its ruling

deity is Goddess Lakshmi.

 

If you are able to get a 14 mukhi rudraksha, so much the better. This

bead is also governed by Shani and is known to be very powerful. Only

one bead of 14 mukh is required. You don't need to wear it in pairs

or in threes, unless you personally feel a strong desire to.

 

Note: Rudraksh have no side effects whatsoever, when worn for

deflecting malevolent planetary movements through any chart, at any

given time. This has been time proven, trialled and tested over 5000

years.

 

 

, "rosaroja24"

<rosaroja24 wrote:

>

> I recently met with a vedic astrologer who told me that (due to

> malefic Shani) I should not only avoid wearing blue sapphire and

blue

> topaz, but also avoid wearing any blue stone and also avoid amethyst

> as well. Is this excessive, or do those who have some knowledge of

> jyotish agree with avoiding the wearing of all blue stones and

> amethyst as well (amethyst always has been one of my favorite

stones).

>

> Thanks for any insight!

>

> Rosetta

>