Remedies for Ashtama Sani (Remedial / Technical) 5/7 Names British?

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Dear Prafulla,

I am sure these r used as it is common now to use them else they wud have used Hindu calander days and names.

btw how many Hindus even in this group can tel their Hindu yr m mothm, or star fo birth, take a poll u will be shocked sure 95% of Hindus now will not be able to.

we remember the georgian dates. that is sure British legacy.we talk of gandhi Jayahthi on oct 2nd isnt it sad, must be Gandhi's b'day his jayanthi must be with his Hindu month, date as rest of Hindu festivals are remembered.

 

Prafulla Gang <jyotish (AT) inbox (DOT) com> wrote: Dear Neeraj ji

Some of the remedies are sugested for particular days like saturday, tuesday etc. I am bit curious to know, if these week days existed prior to british rule in India. I am very keen to know the days reference in any of the texts suggesting remedies.

In my understanding, these remedies are always to be done on the constellation day of the planet !!!!

regards / Prafulla Gang

We all have our time machines. Some take us back, They're called memories. Some take us forward, they're called dreams.

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> gupta_neeraj_2000

> Tue, 4 Jul 2006 22:37:56 -0700 (PDT)

>

> Re: Remedies for Ashtama Sani

>

> ~ Om Namo Narayanaya ~

>

> Dear Paul,

>

> Following are the remedies of Ashtam Shani:

>

> 1. Recite Maha-Mritunjaya daily yourself. (Even if you

> recite one mala or less).

> 2. Read 3rd Anuvakyam of Rudram Chamakam daily 11

> times facing towards east.

> 3. Donate Black Til, Black Urad (pulse), Black Cloth,

> Mustard oil on Saturdays in morning or in evening.

> (not during afternoon)

> 4. Recite 2 lamps on saturday in mustard oil (one near

> peepal tree and the other one in front of Shani Dev).

> This should be done in temple and not at home.

> 5. Offer water to peepal tree on Saturdays.

>

> Results: When there is bad period (sadhesati, Ashtam

> Shani etc), it can be completely warded off, however,

> the evil effects or losses are lessened. For *example*

> (instead of job loss or no income, you might be

> working hard, putting in too much hours and getting

> less salary). So, it is better to have something ( a

> job with less money) instead of nothing. This was just

> an example, so if you are experiencing problems in

> some particular area of life, the problems will be

> lessened to a great extent.

>

> Regards,

>

> Neeraj

>

> --- Paul McDonald <paulmcd (AT) att (DOT) net> wrote:

>

>> I'm told I'm in Ashtama Sani until July 2007. (Born

>> Sept. 3, 1957;

>> 21:35; Louisville, Kentucky, USA - Long. 85

>> degrees,45'34"W Lat. 38

>> degrees, 15'15"N; Time Zone 6h W; Daylight Savings 1

>> hour). Recently

>> completed 16,000 repetitions of Sani Mantra with

>> goal of 25,000 by the

>> first week of August. What other remedies can

>> anyone recommend as well

>> as what to expect?

>>

>> Thank you.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

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Kumarji,

 

Many years ago, I was reading the writings of Dr. K.N. Saraswathy who

was describing the south indian tradition of celebrating the 100th

lunar year birthday of her illustrious father and Sri Radhakrishnan,

one of the most erudite Presidents of India ever speaking on that

occasion. What a wonderful tribute to moon who has a special place in

any jyotishi's heart and soul and given such homage which many of us

modern astrologers seem to have forgotten. The significance of the

lunar chart (part of Sudarshana) and gochara and before I forget,

Vimshottari dasha! Even compatibility kutas should perhaps not be

cursorily dismissed but re-examined for their wider application!

Marriages have changed in character over the centuries and koota may

not be everything when examining the compatibility and future of

a 'modern' marriage, but maybe the koota nirnaya has a wider

significance in the modern day!

 

RR

 

, Prashant Kumar G B

<gbp_kumar wrote:

>

> Dear Prafulla,

> I am sure these r used as it is common now to use them else they

wud have used Hindu calander days and names.

>

> btw how many Hindus even in this group can tel their Hindu yr m

mothm, or star fo birth, take a poll u will be shocked sure 95% of

Hindus now will not be able to.

> we remember the georgian dates. that is sure British legacy.we

talk of gandhi Jayahthi on oct 2nd isnt it sad, must be Gandhi's

b'day his jayanthi must be with his Hindu month, date as rest of

Hindu festivals are remembered.

>

>

>

>

>

> Prafulla Gang <jyotish

wrote: Dear Neeraj ji

>

> Some of the remedies are sugested for particular days like

saturday, tuesday etc. I am bit curious to know, if these week days

existed prior to british rule in India. I am very keen to know the

days reference in any of the texts suggesting remedies.

>

> In my understanding, these remedies are always to be done on the

constellation day of the planet !!!!

>

> regards / Prafulla Gang

>

> We all have our time machines. Some take us back, They're called

memories. Some take us forward, they're called dreams.

>

> >

> > gupta_neeraj_2000

> > Tue, 4 Jul 2006 22:37:56 -0700 (PDT)

> >

> > Re: Remedies for Ashtama Sani

> >

> > ~ Om Namo Narayanaya ~

> >

> > Dear Paul,

> >

> > Following are the remedies of Ashtam Shani:

> >

> > 1. Recite Maha-Mritunjaya daily yourself. (Even if you

> > recite one mala or less).

> > 2. Read 3rd Anuvakyam of Rudram Chamakam daily 11

> > times facing towards east.

> > 3. Donate Black Til, Black Urad (pulse), Black Cloth,

> > Mustard oil on Saturdays in morning or in evening.

> > (not during afternoon)

> > 4. Recite 2 lamps on saturday in mustard oil (one near

> > peepal tree and the other one in front of Shani Dev).

> > This should be done in temple and not at home.

> > 5. Offer water to peepal tree on Saturdays.

> >

> > Results: When there is bad period (sadhesati, Ashtam

> > Shani etc), it can be completely warded off, however,

> > the evil effects or losses are lessened. For *example*

> > (instead of job loss or no income, you might be

> > working hard, putting in too much hours and getting

> > less salary). So, it is better to have something ( a

> > job with less money) instead of nothing. This was just

> > an example, so if you are experiencing problems in

> > some particular area of life, the problems will be

> > lessened to a great extent.

> >

> > Regards,

> >

> > Neeraj

> >

> > --- Paul McDonald <paulmcd wrote:

> >

> >> I'm told I'm in Ashtama Sani until July 2007. (Born

> >> Sept. 3, 1957;

> >> 21:35; Louisville, Kentucky, USA - Long. 85

> >> degrees,45'34"W Lat. 38

> >> degrees, 15'15"N; Time Zone 6h W; Daylight Savings 1

> >> hour). Recently

> >> completed 16,000 repetitions of Sani Mantra with

> >> goal of 25,000 by the

> >> first week of August. What other remedies can

> >> anyone recommend as well

> >> as what to expect?

> >>

> >> Thank you.

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

> Prashantkumar G B

>

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group but

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