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dear friends,

i am a member of this group.i am very much interested in getting a

oreginal hatha jodi.few days back i have puchased one from

NEPARUDRAKSHA of NEPAL.after getting it i found it to be a fake one.

[i think it as part of a reptail]a jungle lizard and it is smelling

like fishy.kindly requst you to tell where i can get oreginal hatha

jodi.

with regards,

nageswararao garlapati

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The original hatha jodi is the root of a poisonous plant named Cylamena. It is abundant outside India. Its Indian variety carries a root called Hatha Jodi. This variety is found in Chattisgarh area. Following link shows a fake Hatha Jodi commonly sold.

 

rudraksha-ratna.com/dispProduct.php?prodId=4165

nepalirudraksha.com/catalog/default.php?cPath=13

shaligram.com/dispCategory.php?catId=282

 

Please note that I tested this product and showed it to my orthologist friend based in London. My friend informed me that it is the part of an animal bone. It is a big surprise; as so many people are using this in their temples. They are disturbing the sanctity of a holy place by keeping such animal bones in pooja places.

 

It is really shameful that animal parts of protected animals are sold by so called reputed sellers and nobody reports this to authorities.

 

Please do not buy this product. Search for a plant named cyclamen Paranthesis. The roots of this plant is entirely different than the one being sold by sellers. Such sellers should be prosecuted by law.

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