Kendra-Panapara-Aya Klema

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Dear All, You might have heard the words - Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima. As everybody knows -Kendra = 1-4-7-10 housesPanaphara = 2-5-8-11 housesApoklima = 3-6-9-12 houses This much you have already read from numerous books; but now let us approach these words in our own way. ;)Kendra (center): Kendra means 'Center' - certainly Lagna is the native - we are centered on ourselves; 4th is our family and native place - our life is centered on our family and native place; 7th is wife and desires - our life is centered on our wife and desires; 10th is job/profession and fame - our life is centered on our profession and fame. It is curious to note that Kantaka (thorn or work place) is another name for Kendra. All these house (1-4-7-10) causes the daily pain; they are the daily work place; we cannot escape from them! Especially don't think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by her. But along with pain the same houses gives pleasure as well - 4th is sukha stana (happiness); 7th is Kama stana (fulfillment of desires); and 10th is Kham (the sky - the enlightened happiness and nothingness); and of course Lagna the body is cause of pleasure as well as pain. Panaphara (money related): Actually is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is 'Pana-para'. 'Pana' or the old copper coin that was popular throughout indian in ancient times. 'para' means 'about' or 'related'. Thus 'Panapara' means 'money related' or 'wealth related'. 2nd house is wealth; 5th is children our wealth; 8th is the daily bread - or the things like near house land or other income which provides us the income for our daily lively hood (other than income from job/profession). 11th is profit/income as everybody knows. So all these houses are essentially related to money and that is why the word 'Panapara'. Apoklima (expense of wealth): Actually is is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is 'Aya-klema', as many Jain texts on astrology puts it. 'Aya' means 'income'; 'klema' means 'weakness' , 'becoming less', 'expenditure' or 'destruction'. Thus 'Aya-clema' means 'expanse of income' or simply 'expense'. We spend money for ourselves and for the body - so 12th house decreases the wealth; we spend for our family and relatives - so 3rd house decreases the wealth; we spend for our wife (remember her insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries, cloths, cosmetics and so on!!) and also to fulfill our desires - so 6th house decreases the wealth; we spend for our parents (10th is father) and to maintain the profession and status - so 9th house decreases the wealth. Thus 3-6-9-12 houses denote 'expense'. 9th being 12th from the house signifying father indicates another special kind of Rina - debt, which should be paid of - The 'Pitr Rina'. It is the duty of every good son/daughter to look after their parents and thus pay off the debt accumulated on us because they looked after us, raised us. As per hindi scriptures - it is one o the major debts - and clearing this is expense of wealth and that is another reason for 9th being in the list of expense. So the point is, by now we know, all these 3 words - Kendra (center), Panapara (money related), and Ayaklema (expense of wealth) are words originated in Sanskrit and NOT adopted from anywhere else!! It is from Sanskrit that these words migrated to lands outside india and came back to india in their modified form as Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima and us - ignorant as we are - is using it without even trying to correct the pronunciation in its distorted form!! Just see how clearly they reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their meaning - simply if they are pronounced correctly!! Love and regards,Sreenadh

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Dear Sreenadh ji, I was always wondering about the meanings of 'panaphara' and 'apoklima'. Today my doubts are cleared. Thanks! Regards, KrishnaSreenadh <sreesog wrote: Dear All, You might have heard the words - Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima. As everybody knows -Kendra = 1-4-7-10

housesPanaphara = 2-5-8-11 housesApoklima = 3-6-9-12 houses This much you have already read from numerous books; but now let us approach these words in our own way. ;)Kendra (center): Kendra means 'Center' - certainly Lagna is the native - we are centered on ourselves; 4th is our family and native place - our life is centered on our family and native place; 7th is wife and desires - our life is centered on our wife and desires; 10th is job/profession and fame - our life is centered on our profession and fame. It is curious to note that Kantaka (thorn or work place) is another name for Kendra. All these house (1-4-7-10) causes the daily pain; they are the daily work place; we cannot escape from them! Especially don't think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by her. But along with pain the same houses gives pleasure as well - 4th is

sukha stana (happiness); 7th is Kama stana (fulfillment of desires); and 10th is Kham (the sky - the enlightened happiness and nothingness); and of course Lagna the body is cause of pleasure as well as pain. Panaphara (money related): Actually is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is 'Pana-para'. 'Pana' or the old copper coin that was popular throughout indian in ancient times. 'para' means 'about' or 'related'. Thus 'Panapara' means 'money related' or 'wealth related'. 2nd house is wealth; 5th is children our wealth; 8th is the daily bread - or the things like near house land or other income which provides us the income for our daily lively hood (other than income from job/profession). 11th is profit/income as everybody knows. So all these houses are essentially related to money and that is why the word 'Panapara'. Apoklima

(expense of wealth): Actually is is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is 'Aya-klema', as many Jain texts on astrology puts it. 'Aya' means 'income'; 'klema' means 'weakness' , 'becoming less', 'expenditure' or 'destruction'. Thus 'Aya-clema' means 'expanse of income' or simply 'expense'. We spend money for ourselves and for the body - so 12th house decreases the wealth; we spend for our family and relatives - so 3rd house decreases the wealth; we spend for our wife (remember her insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries, cloths, cosmetics and so on!!) and also to fulfill our desires - so 6th house decreases the wealth; we spend for our parents (10th is father) and to maintain the profession and status - so 9th house decreases the wealth. Thus 3-6-9-12 houses denote 'expense'. 9th being 12th from the house signifying father indicates another special kind

of Rina - debt, which should be paid of - The 'Pitr Rina'. It is the duty of every good son/daughter to look after their parents and thus pay off the debt accumulated on us because they looked after us, raised us. As per hindi scriptures - it is one o the major debts - and clearing this is expense of wealth and that is another reason for 9th being in the list of expense. So the point is, by now we know, all these 3 words - Kendra (center), Panapara (money related), and Ayaklema (expense of wealth) are words originated in Sanskrit and NOT adopted from anywhere else!! It is from Sanskrit that these words migrated to lands outside india and came back to india in their modified form as Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima and us - ignorant as we are - is using it without even trying to correct the pronunciation in its distorted form!! Just see how clearly they

reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their meaning - simply if they are pronounced correctly!! Love and regards,Sreenadh

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Dear Sreenadh ji,

'Just see how clearly they reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their meaning - simply if they are pronounced correctly!! "

Exactly....and thank you so much for this explanation. All these are greatly appreciated

BUT....

You write as if astrology is applicable only to you men...who think that they are a privileged species Just notice what you have written...

1. 7th is wife and desires - our life is centered on our wife and desires;

Glad to know that men's lives are centered on their wives...yet what if this dictum is applied to a female native?

2.Especially don't think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by her.

Oh..once again showing mail dominance...think of the 4th house of a female and numerous headaces caused by husband....

3.we spend for our wife (remember her insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries, cloths, cosmetics and so on!!)

Not much of a difference here too : ( : (

blessings

Renu , "Sreenadh" <sreesog wrote:>> > Dear All,> You might have heard the words - Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima. As> everybody knows -> Kendra = 1-4-7-10 houses> Panaphara = 2-5-8-11 houses> Apoklima = 3-6-9-12 houses> This much you have already read from numerous books; but now let us> approach these words in our own way. > Kendra (center):> Kendra means 'Center' - certainly Lagna is the native - we are> centered on ourselves; 4th is our family and native place - our life is> centered on our family and native place; 7th is wife and desires - our> life is centered on our wife and desires; 10th is job/profession and> fame - our life is centered on our profession and fame.> It is curious to note that Kantaka (thorn or work place) is another> name for Kendra. All these house (1-4-7-10) causes the daily pain; they> are the daily work place; we cannot escape from them! Especially don't> think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by her. > But along with pain the same houses gives pleasure as well - 4th is> sukha stana (happiness); 7th is Kama stana (fulfillment of desires); and> 10th is Kham (the sky - the enlightened happiness and nothingness); and> of course Lagna the body is cause of pleasure as well as pain.> Panaphara (money related):> Actually is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is> 'Pana-para'. 'Pana' or the old copper coin that was popular throughout> indian in ancient times. 'para' means 'about' or 'related'. Thus> 'Panapara' means 'money related' or 'wealth related'. 2nd house is> wealth; 5th is children our wealth; 8th is the daily bread - or the> things like near house land or other income which provides us the income> for our daily lively hood (other than income from job/profession). 11th> is profit/income as everybody knows. So all these houses are> essentially related to money and that is why the word 'Panapara'.> Apoklima (expense of wealth):> Actually is is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is> 'Aya-klema', as many Jain texts on astrology puts it. 'Aya' means> 'income'; 'klema' means 'weakness' , 'becoming less', 'expenditure' or> 'destruction'. Thus 'Aya-clema' means 'expanse of income' or simply> 'expense'. We spend money for ourselves and for the body - so 12th house> decreases the wealth; we spend for our family and relatives - so 3rd> house decreases the wealth; we spend for our wife (remember her> insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries, cloths,> cosmetics and so on!!) and also to fulfill our desires - so 6th house> decreases the wealth; we spend for our parents (10th is father) and to> maintain the profession and status - so 9th house decreases the wealth.> Thus 3-6-9-12 houses denote 'expense'. 9th being 12th from the house> signifying father indicates another special kind of Rina - debt, which> should be paid of - The 'Pitr Rina'. It is the duty of every good> son/daughter to look after their parents and thus pay off the debt> accumulated on us because they looked after us, raised us. As per hindi> scriptures - it is one o the major debts - and clearing this is expense> of wealth and that is another reason for 9th being in the list of> expense.> So the point is, by now we know, all these 3 words - Kendra> (center), Panapara (money related), and Ayaklema (expense of wealth) are> words originated in Sanskrit and NOT adopted from anywhere else!! It is> from Sanskrit that these words migrated to lands outside india and came> back to india in their modified form as Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima> and us - ignorant as we are - is using it without even trying to correct> the pronunciation in its distorted form!! Just see how clearly they> reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their meaning -> simply if they are pronounced correctly!!> Love and regards,> Sreenadh>

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Dear Krishnaji & other Members,

I am enthused to write this few words here, for the simple reason, NOT one book on Astrology has mentioned this in details about the terminology..... it is the single most advantage you get when you revisit the original slokas and learn the missing links / pieces of knowledge....it is this we in this group want to share with you all.....and have been toiling.....

The appreciate the humility of Mr. Krishnaji in acknowledging it.......it gives us satisfaction ......... and energy to share with you more.....keep giving feedback....!!!

With regards,

Sreeram_Srinivas

, Krishnamurthy Seetharama <krishna_1998 wrote:>> Dear Sreenadh ji,> > I was always wondering about the meanings of 'panaphara' and 'apoklima'. Today my doubts are cleared. Thanks!> > Regards,> Krishna> > Sreenadh sreesog wrote:> Dear All,> You might have heard the words - Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima. As everybody knows -> Kendra = 1-4-7-10 houses> Panaphara = 2-5-8-11 houses> Apoklima = 3-6-9-12 houses> This much you have already read from numerous books; but now let us approach these words in our own way. > Kendra (center): > Kendra means 'Center' - certainly Lagna is the native - we are centered on ourselves; 4th is our family and native place - our life is centered on our family and native place; 7th is wife and desires - our life is centered on our wife and desires; 10th is job/profession and fame - our life is centered on our profession and fame. > It is curious to note that Kantaka (thorn or work place) is another name for Kendra. All these house (1-4-7-10) causes the daily pain; they are the daily work place; we cannot escape from them! Especially don't think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by her. But along with pain the same houses gives pleasure as well - 4th is sukha stana (happiness); 7th is Kama stana (fulfillment of desires); and 10th is Kham (the sky - the enlightened happiness and nothingness); and of course Lagna the body is cause of pleasure as well as pain. > Panaphara (money related):> Actually is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is 'Pana-para'. 'Pana' or the old copper coin that was popular throughout indian in ancient times. 'para' means 'about' or 'related'. Thus 'Panapara' means 'money related' or 'wealth related'. 2nd house is wealth; 5th is children our wealth; 8th is the daily bread - or the things like near house land or other income which provides us the income for our daily lively hood (other than income from job/profession). 11th is profit/income as everybody knows. So all these houses are essentially related to money and that is why the word 'Panapara'. > Apoklima (expense of wealth):> Actually is is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is 'Aya-klema', as many Jain texts on astrology puts it. 'Aya' means 'income'; 'klema' means 'weakness' , 'becoming less', 'expenditure' or 'destruction'. Thus 'Aya-clema' means 'expanse of income' or simply 'expense'. We spend money for ourselves and for the body - so 12th house decreases the wealth; we spend for our family and relatives - so 3rd house decreases the wealth; we spend for our wife (remember her insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries, cloths, cosmetics and so on!!) and also to fulfill our desires - so 6th house decreases the wealth; we spend for our parents (10th is father) and to maintain the profession and status - so 9th house decreases the wealth. > Thus 3-6-9-12 houses denote 'expense'. 9th being 12th from the house signifying father indicates another special kind of Rina - debt, which should be paid of - The 'Pitr Rina'. It is the duty of every good son/daughter to look after their parents and thus pay off the debt accumulated on us because they looked after us, raised us. As per hindi scriptures - it is one o the major debts - and clearing this is expense of wealth and that is another reason for 9th being in the list of expense. > So the point is, by now we know, all these 3 words - Kendra (center), Panapara (money related), and Ayaklema (expense of wealth) are words originated in Sanskrit and NOT adopted from anywhere else!! It is from Sanskrit that these words migrated to lands outside india and came back to india in their modified form as Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima and us - ignorant as we are - is using it without even trying to correct the pronunciation in its distorted form!! Just see how clearly they reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their meaning - simply if they are pronounced correctly!! > Love and regards,> Sreenadh> > > > > > > > > > > Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search.>

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Dear Renu ji, I know that my words are male centric I invite you to give it a female centric explanation Actually I am - and I think all men are - usually a lot interested in listening to female centric explanation of anything. But I don't know why - they write less only (there are only a few female authors) but as of our near and dear ladies at home are concerned they talk a lot and much loving. :)Love and regards,Sreenadh , "renunw" <renunw wrote:

Re: Kendra-Panapara-Aya Klema

 

Dear Sreenadh ji,

'Just see how clearly they reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their meaning - simply if they are pronounced correctly!! "

Exactly....and thank you so much for this explanation. All these are greatly appreciated

BUT....

You write as if astrology is applicable only to you men...who think that they are a privileged species Just notice what you have written...

1. 7th is wife and desires - our life is centered on our wife and desires;

Glad to know that men's lives are centered on their wives...yet what if this dictum is applied to a female native?

2.Especially don't think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by her.

Oh..once again showing mail dominance...think of the 4th house of a female and numerous headaces caused by husband....

3.we spend for our wife (remember her insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries, cloths, cosmetics and so on!!)

Not much of a difference here too : ( : (

blessings

Renu> , "Sreenadh"> sreesog@ wrote:> >> >> > Dear All,> > You might have heard the words - Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima. As> > everybody knows -> > Kendra = 1-4-7-10 houses> > Panaphara = 2-5-8-11 houses> > Apoklima = 3-6-9-12 houses> > This much you have already read from numerous books; but now let us> > approach these words in our own way. > > Kendra (center):> > Kendra means 'Center' - certainly Lagna is the native - we are> > centered on ourselves; 4th is our family and native place - our life> is> > centered on our family and native place; 7th is wife and desires - our> > life is centered on our wife and desires; 10th is job/profession and> > fame - our life is centered on our profession and fame.> > It is curious to note that Kantaka (thorn or work place) is another> > name for Kendra. All these house (1-4-7-10) causes the daily pain;> they> > are the daily work place; we cannot escape from them! Especially don't> > think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by her. > > But along with pain the same houses gives pleasure as well - 4th is> > sukha stana (happiness); 7th is Kama stana (fulfillment of desires);> and> > 10th is Kham (the sky - the enlightened happiness and nothingness);> and> > of course Lagna the body is cause of pleasure as well as pain.> > Panaphara (money related):> > Actually is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is> > 'Pana-para'. 'Pana' or the old copper coin that was popular throughout> > indian in ancient times. 'para' means 'about' or 'related'. Thus> > 'Panapara' means 'money related' or 'wealth related'. 2nd house is> > wealth; 5th is children our wealth; 8th is the daily bread - or the> > things like near house land or other income which provides us the> income> > for our daily lively hood (other than income from job/profession).> 11th> > is profit/income as everybody knows. So all these houses are> > essentially related to money and that is why the word 'Panapara'.> > Apoklima (expense of wealth):> > Actually is is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is> > 'Aya-klema', as many Jain texts on astrology puts it. 'Aya' means> > 'income'; 'klema' means 'weakness' , 'becoming less', 'expenditure' or> > 'destruction'. Thus 'Aya-clema' means 'expanse of income' or simply> > 'expense'. We spend money for ourselves and for the body - so 12th> house> > decreases the wealth; we spend for our family and relatives - so 3rd> > house decreases the wealth; we spend for our wife (remember her> > insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries, cloths,> > cosmetics and so on!!) and also to fulfill our desires - so 6th house> > decreases the wealth; we spend for our parents (10th is father) and to> > maintain the profession and status - so 9th house decreases the> wealth.> > Thus 3-6-9-12 houses denote 'expense'. 9th being 12th from the house> > signifying father indicates another special kind of Rina - debt, which> > should be paid of - The 'Pitr Rina'. It is the duty of every good> > son/daughter to look after their parents and thus pay off the debt> > accumulated on us because they looked after us, raised us. As per> hindi> > scriptures - it is one o the major debts - and clearing this is> expense> > of wealth and that is another reason for 9th being in the list of> > expense.> > So the point is, by now we know, all these 3 words - Kendra> > (center), Panapara (money related), and Ayaklema (expense of wealth)> are> > words originated in Sanskrit and NOT adopted from anywhere else!! It> is> > from Sanskrit that these words migrated to lands outside india and> came> > back to india in their modified form as Kendra, Panaphara and Apoklima> > and us - ignorant as we are - is using it without even trying to> correct> > the pronunciation in its distorted form!! Just see how clearly they> > reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their meaning -> > simply if they are pronounced correctly!!> > Love and regards,> > Sreenadh> >>

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Dear Sreenadh ji,

 

This is what I really like in you ......admitting the truth, which

is a rare quality found in most males

 

blessings

 

Renu

 

, " Sreenadh "

<sreesog wrote:

>

>

> Dear Renu ji,

> I know that my words are male centric I invite you to give

it a

> female centric explanation Actually I am - and I think all men

are -

> usually a lot interested in listening to female centric

explanation of

> anything. But I don't know why - they write less only (there

are only

> a few female authors) but as of our near and dear ladies at home

are

> concerned they talk a lot and much loving.

> Love and regards,

> Sreenadh

> , " renunw " <renunw@>

> wrote:

>

> Re: Kendra-Panapara-Aya Klema

>

> Dear Sreenadh ji,

>

> 'Just see how clearly they reflect the meaning, and how easy it is

to

> understand their meaning - simply if they are pronounced

correctly!! "

>

> Exactly....and thank you so much for this explanation. All these

are

> greatly appreciated

>

> BUT....

>

> You write as if astrology is applicable only to you men...who

think that

> they are a privileged species Just notice what you have

written...

>

> 1. 7th is wife and desires - our life is centered on our wife and

> desires;

>

> Glad to know that men's lives are centered on their wives...yet

what if

> this dictum is applied to a female native?

>

> 2.Especially don't think of escaping from your wife and daily

headache

> caused by her.

>

> Oh..once again showing mail dominance...think of the 4th house of a

> female and numerous headaces caused by husband....

>

> 3.we spend for our wife (remember her insistence for all those

sarees,

> churidars, jewelleries, cloths, cosmetics and so on!!)

>

> Not much of a difference here too : ( : (

>

> blessings

>

> Renu

> > , " Sreenadh "

> > sreesog@ wrote:

> > >

> > >

> > > Dear All,

> > > You might have heard the words - Kendra, Panaphara and

Apoklima. As

> > > everybody knows -

> > > Kendra = 1-4-7-10 houses

> > > Panaphara = 2-5-8-11 houses

> > > Apoklima = 3-6-9-12 houses

> > > This much you have already read from numerous books; but now

let us

> > > approach these words in our own way.

> > > Kendra (center):

> > > Kendra means 'Center' - certainly Lagna is the native - we are

> > > centered on ourselves; 4th is our family and native place -

our life

> > is

> > > centered on our family and native place; 7th is wife and

desires -

> our

> > > life is centered on our wife and desires; 10th is

job/profession and

> > > fame - our life is centered on our profession and fame.

> > > It is curious to note that Kantaka (thorn or work place) is

another

> > > name for Kendra. All these house (1-4-7-10) causes the daily

pain;

> > they

> > > are the daily work place; we cannot escape from them!

Especially

> don't

> > > think of escaping from your wife and daily headache caused by

her.

>

> > > But along with pain the same houses gives pleasure as well -

4th is

> > > sukha stana (happiness); 7th is Kama stana (fulfillment of

desires);

> > and

> > > 10th is Kham (the sky - the enlightened happiness and

nothingness);

> > and

> > > of course Lagna the body is cause of pleasure as well as pain.

> > > Panaphara (money related):

> > > Actually is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is

> > > 'Pana-para'. 'Pana' or the old copper coin that was popular

> throughout

> > > indian in ancient times. 'para' means 'about' or 'related'.

Thus

> > > 'Panapara' means 'money related' or 'wealth related'. 2nd

house is

> > > wealth; 5th is children our wealth; 8th is the daily bread -

or the

> > > things like near house land or other income which provides us

the

> > income

> > > for our daily lively hood (other than income from

job/profession).

> > 11th

> > > is profit/income as everybody knows. So all these houses are

> > > essentially related to money and that is why the

word 'Panapara'.

> > > Apoklima (expense of wealth):

> > > Actually is is a distorted pronunciation - the actual word is

> > > 'Aya-klema', as many Jain texts on astrology puts it. 'Aya'

means

> > > 'income'; 'klema' means 'weakness' , 'becoming

less', 'expenditure'

> or

> > > 'destruction'. Thus 'Aya-clema' means 'expanse of income' or

simply

> > > 'expense'. We spend money for ourselves and for the body - so

12th

> > house

> > > decreases the wealth; we spend for our family and relatives -

so 3rd

> > > house decreases the wealth; we spend for our wife (remember her

> > > insistence for all those sarees, churidars, jewelleries,

cloths,

> > > cosmetics and so on!!) and also to fulfill our desires - so 6th

> house

> > > decreases the wealth; we spend for our parents (10th is

father) and

> to

> > > maintain the profession and status - so 9th house decreases the

> > wealth.

> > > Thus 3-6-9-12 houses denote 'expense'. 9th being 12th from the

house

> > > signifying father indicates another special kind of Rina -

debt,

> which

> > > should be paid of - The 'Pitr Rina'. It is the duty of every

good

> > > son/daughter to look after their parents and thus pay off the

debt

> > > accumulated on us because they looked after us, raised us. As

per

> > hindi

> > > scriptures - it is one o the major debts - and clearing this is

> > expense

> > > of wealth and that is another reason for 9th being in the list

of

> > > expense.

> > > So the point is, by now we know, all these 3 words - Kendra

> > > (center), Panapara (money related), and Ayaklema (expense of

wealth)

> > are

> > > words originated in Sanskrit and NOT adopted from anywhere

else!! It

> > is

> > > from Sanskrit that these words migrated to lands outside india

and

> > came

> > > back to india in their modified form as Kendra, Panaphara and

> Apoklima

> > > and us - ignorant as we are - is using it without even trying

to

> > correct

> > > the pronunciation in its distorted form!! Just see how clearly

they

> > > reflect the meaning, and how easy it is to understand their

meaning

> -

> > > simply if they are pronounced correctly!!

> > > Love and regards,

> > > Sreenadh

> > >

> >

>