Guest guest Posted January 2, 2009 Report Share Posted January 2, 2009 Dear friends, 2008 - the year when finance and stocks took a different turn, the year when an African American became the US elect President, the year when India signed the Nuclear trade treaty with the world and the year that Oil prices soared up and then a low again...it is also the year when our very own Mumbai was hit with a terror attack and the year when India sent a rocket to the Moon! The year adds up to 1, the number of the Sun. However, it is more famous as '08, the number 8 being that of the Saturn. While Sun moved each month (approx) to a different zodiac, Saturn was more or less in Leo this year. Saturn, the task master in His father's home caused a lot of change. Saturn is known as a planet which brings us to our senses. The combination of 1 & 8 did play a great role this year. The crash in the markets was approx when Sun was in Leo, Virgo and Libra- hardest when in Libra, Saturn's 3rd. aspect on Sun. US Elections were held when Sun was in Libra, Saturn showed the power of change. In this battle of 1 & 8, 8 did overpower 1 in most places. Now it is 2009 - the numbers 2 & 09, Moon and Mars Moon changes daily (approx.) and Mars in 18 days. One shows compassion and nourishment while the other shows energy and battles. Any ideas what would be the outcome? Also, wanted to share a good news with all my AIA friends, my nephew was born yesterday - 1-Jan-2009, 8:27 hrs, Kolkata, India (Capricorn rising, Aquarius moon sign). Love, Souvik Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2009 Report Share Posted January 2, 2009 Dear Souvik ji, Congratulations on birth of your nephew. He will vibe well with me. I am a number 1 being born on the 28th. as per numerology, but not vibe well as per astrology since Capricorn appears in the 6th of my chart. But he will be associated with the No. 1 and 4, in all its multiples throughout his Life. Friends, Sun and Saturn are supposed to be inimical, but no Father is inimical to his own Son. They may not be compatible but cannot actually become enemies. Saturn will always be protected by His Father, The Sun, and The Sun will never be harmed by His son, The Great Saturn. You can judge the weekdays to view the sequenceof affections between them. There are 6 days between Sunday and Saturday. But they are also one after the another if you view it as Saturday-Sunday. No.8 can be any, if explained like Narada Muni to Ravana . The 8th child to have killed Kamsa Uncle could have been anybody according to him, counting from anywhere . The Stock Markets may elicit thousands of astrological explanations and analysis as postmartems in various Groups, but the findings would not be able to replicate for a prediction to a future date. Certain Numbers bear certain affinity with Nakshatras . For instance the No.1 bears affinity with its Triads in Nakshatra, 1,10 and 19, Ashwini, Magha and Mula. Therefore when Numbers are applied to Nakshatra Numbers and certain consistencies noticed, it can , maybe, bring about a resemblance of common factors in hapennings of a similiar nature. ( This is not humbug but an actual science about which I gave sme clue certain months back in some posting). But who has the time to sit down and analyse so much ? best wishes, Bhaskar. , "Souvik Dutta" <explore_vulcan wrote:>> Dear friends,> > 2008 - the year when finance and stocks took a different turn, the> year when an African American became the US elect President, the year> when India signed the Nuclear trade treaty with the world and the year> that Oil prices soared up and then a low again...it is also the year> when our very own Mumbai was hit with a terror attack and the year> when India sent a rocket to the Moon!> > The year adds up to 1, the number of the Sun. However, it is more> famous as '08, the number 8 being that of the Saturn.> > While Sun moved each month (approx) to a different zodiac, Saturn was> more or less in Leo this year.> > Saturn, the task master in His father's home caused a lot of change.> Saturn is known as a planet which brings us to our senses.> > The combination of 1 & 8 did play a great role this year.> > The crash in the markets was approx when Sun was in Leo, Virgo and> Libra- hardest when in Libra, Saturn's 3rd. aspect on Sun.> > US Elections were held when Sun was in Libra, Saturn showed the power> of change.> > In this battle of 1 & 8, 8 did overpower 1 in most places.> > Now it is 2009 - the numbers 2 & 09, Moon and Mars> Moon changes daily (approx.) and Mars in 18 days.> > One shows compassion and nourishment while the other shows energy and> battles.> > Any ideas what would be the outcome?> > Also, wanted to share a good news with all my AIA friends, my nephew> was born yesterday - 1-Jan-2009, 8:27 hrs, Kolkata, India (Capricorn> rising, Aquarius moon sign).> > Love,> > Souvik> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2009 Report Share Posted January 2, 2009 Dear Bhaskarji, Was the numerology started after the Gregorian correction in the calendar? Regards, Sunil K. Bhattacharjya--- On Fri, 1/2/09, Bhaskar <rajiventerprises wrote: Bhaskar <rajiventerprises Re: How about some numerology? Date: Friday, January 2, 2009, 7:23 AM Dear Souvik ji, Congratulations on birth of your nephew. He will vibe well with me. I am a number 1 being born on the 28th. as per numerology, but not vibe well as per astrology since Capricorn appears in the 6th of my chart. But he will be associated with the No. 1 and 4, in all its multiples throughout his Life. Friends, Sun and Saturn are supposed to be inimical, but no Father is inimical to his own Son. They may not be compatible but cannot actually become enemies. Saturn will always be protected by His Father, The Sun, and The Sun will never be harmed by His son, The Great Saturn. You can judge the weekdays to view the sequenceof affections between them. There are 6 days between Sunday and Saturday. But they are also one after the another if you view it as Saturday-Sunday. No.8 can be any, if explained like Narada Muni to Ravana . The 8th child to have killed Kamsa Uncle could have been anybody according to him, counting from anywhere . The Stock Markets may elicit thousands of astrological explanations and analysis as postmartems in various Groups, but the findings would not be able to replicate for a prediction to a future date. Certain Numbers bear certain affinity with Nakshatras . For instance the No.1 bears affinity with its Triads in Nakshatra, 1,10 and 19, Ashwini, Magha and Mula. Therefore when Numbers are applied to Nakshatra Numbers and certain consistencies noticed, it can , maybe, bring about a resemblance of common factors in hapennings of a similiar nature. ( This is not humbug but an actual science about which I gave sme clue certain months back in some posting). But who has the time to sit down and analyse so much ? best wishes, Bhaskar. ancient_indian_ astrology, "Souvik Dutta" <explore_vulcan@ ...> wrote:>> Dear friends,> > 2008 - the year when finance and stocks took a different turn, the> year when an African American became the US elect President, the year> when India signed the Nuclear trade treaty with the world and the year> that Oil prices soared up and then a low again...it is also the year> when our very own Mumbai was hit with a terror attack and the year> when India sent a rocket to the Moon!> > The year adds up to 1, the number of the Sun. However, it is more> famous as '08, the number 8 being that of the Saturn.> > While Sun moved each month (approx) to a different zodiac, Saturn was> more or less in Leo this year.> > Saturn, the task master in His father's home caused a lot of change.> Saturn is known as a planet which brings us to our senses.> > The combination of 1 & 8 did play a great role this year.> > The crash in the markets was approx when Sun was in Leo, Virgo and> Libra- hardest when in Libra, Saturn's 3rd. aspect on Sun.> > US Elections were held when Sun was in Libra, Saturn showed the power> of change.> > In this battle of 1 & 8, 8 did overpower 1 in most places.> > Now it is 2009 - the numbers 2 & 09, Moon and Mars> Moon changes daily (approx.) and Mars in 18 days.> > One shows compassion and nourishment while the other shows energy and> battles.> > Any ideas what would be the outcome?> > Also, wanted to share a good news with all my AIA friends, my nephew> was born yesterday - 1-Jan-2009, 8:27 hrs, Kolkata, India (Capricorn> rising, Aquarius moon sign).> > Love,> > Souvik> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2009 Report Share Posted January 3, 2009 Dear Sunil ji, Vedic Numerology existed even during the RigVedic times. I am sure the Gregorian calendar came in much later. regards, Bhaskar. , Sunil Bhattacharjya <sunil_bhattacharjya wrote: > > Dear Bhaskarji, > > Was the numerology started after the Gregorian correction in the calendar? > > Regards, > > Sunil K. Bhattacharjya > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2009 Report Share Posted January 3, 2009 Dear friends, Sorry I had a typo m- 42 days for Mars (not 18 days:)) Bhaskar-ji, Yes it is very true that I cannot predict events, I can only do postmortem...still learning you see Regards, Souvik , " Souvik Dutta " <explore_vulcan wrote: > > Dear friends, > > 2008 - the year when finance and stocks took a different turn, the > year when an African American became the US elect President, the year > when India signed the Nuclear trade treaty with the world and the year > that Oil prices soared up and then a low again...it is also the year > when our very own Mumbai was hit with a terror attack and the year > when India sent a rocket to the Moon! > > The year adds up to 1, the number of the Sun. However, it is more > famous as '08, the number 8 being that of the Saturn. > > While Sun moved each month (approx) to a different zodiac, Saturn was > more or less in Leo this year. > > Saturn, the task master in His father's home caused a lot of change. > Saturn is known as a planet which brings us to our senses. > > The combination of 1 & 8 did play a great role this year. > > The crash in the markets was approx when Sun was in Leo, Virgo and > Libra- hardest when in Libra, Saturn's 3rd. aspect on Sun. > > US Elections were held when Sun was in Libra, Saturn showed the power > of change. > > In this battle of 1 & 8, 8 did overpower 1 in most places. > > Now it is 2009 - the numbers 2 & 09, Moon and Mars > Moon changes daily (approx.) and Mars in 18 days. > > One shows compassion and nourishment while the other shows energy and > battles. > > Any ideas what would be the outcome? > > Also, wanted to share a good news with all my AIA friends, my nephew > was born yesterday - 1-Jan-2009, 8:27 hrs, Kolkata, India (Capricorn > rising, Aquarius moon sign). > > Love, > > Souvik > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2009 Report Share Posted January 3, 2009 Dear Souvik,Congratulations to you and your family for getting the bundle of joy straight from HIS hands on the new year day.Thanks for the nice numero-analysis of 2008 events, such points are always though-provoking... after all we are all learners. RegardsNeelam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2009 Report Share Posted January 3, 2009 Dear Souvik ji, What happened. You seem to get touchy. You are picking isolated sentences from my mail, out of context, and attributing them to yourself, which was never the intentions when I wrote that mail. I gave a generalised statement and if you took it on You. None of us on the Forums are able to predict Mundane events, its not You or me, or they, but None. Given any tool, Numerology, astrology or whatever, None of them can produce 70% of correct predictions of Mundane events, out of 10 Predictions given. Understanding this, very wisely have the owners of this Forum mentioned on the Home Page - " Please avoid the discussion of political, Mundane and Stock market astrology as far as possible. ". Dear Souvikji, you are much better than me, at least you are learning. I do not even attempt to learn Mundane, because I am not yet near perfect in Natal. regards, Bhaskar. , "Souvik Dutta" <explore_vulcan wrote:>> Dear friends,> > Sorry I had a typo m- 42 days for Mars (not 18 days:))> > Bhaskar-ji,> > Yes it is very true that I cannot predict events, I can only do> postmortem...still learning you see > > Regards,> > Souvik> , "Souvik Dutta"> explore_vulcan@ wrote:> >> > Dear friends,> > > > 2008 - the year when finance and stocks took a different turn, the> > year when an African American became the US elect President, the year> > when India signed the Nuclear trade treaty with the world and the year> > that Oil prices soared up and then a low again...it is also the year> > when our very own Mumbai was hit with a terror attack and the year> > when India sent a rocket to the Moon!> > > > The year adds up to 1, the number of the Sun. However, it is more> > famous as '08, the number 8 being that of the Saturn.> > > > While Sun moved each month (approx) to a different zodiac, Saturn was> > more or less in Leo this year.> > > > Saturn, the task master in His father's home caused a lot of change.> > Saturn is known as a planet which brings us to our senses.> > > > The combination of 1 & 8 did play a great role this year.> > > > The crash in the markets was approx when Sun was in Leo, Virgo and> > Libra- hardest when in Libra, Saturn's 3rd. aspect on Sun.> > > > US Elections were held when Sun was in Libra, Saturn showed the power> > of change.> > > > In this battle of 1 & 8, 8 did overpower 1 in most places.> > > > Now it is 2009 - the numbers 2 & 09, Moon and Mars> > Moon changes daily (approx.) and Mars in 18 days.> > > > One shows compassion and nourishment while the other shows energy and> > battles.> > > > Any ideas what would be the outcome?> > > > Also, wanted to share a good news with all my AIA friends, my nephew> > was born yesterday - 1-Jan-2009, 8:27 hrs, Kolkata, India (Capricorn> > rising, Aquarius moon sign).> > > > Love,> > > > Souvik> >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2009 Report Share Posted January 3, 2009 Dear Bhaskar jiI agree with your thoughts 100% when you say that:"Vedic Numerology existed even during the RigVedic times"Vedic numerology is some thing very-very different from the so called today's popular numerology (or "Western numerology" we may say). Vedic numerology is based on one's "Birth-chart" (not only "Birth-date"). All the intricacies of determining the functional benefics and malefics should be taken into account and only thereafter, the beneficience of various numbers should be pronounced. Thus, I think, we may also call it "Jyotish-numerology".I became interested in Vedic numerology (Jyotish numerology) a few years back and since then I have collected numerous case-studies. I am really amazed to see the efficacy of established Jyotish principles in Jyotish-numerology also. In fact, I simply see the numbers, 1 to 9, as representative of the 9 planets. I had a deep interest in dog's since my childhood and kept them as pets always. I purchased a black Labrador pup in 1976, from Col. R. N.Sen of Dehradun (India), who was a reputed breeder of Labradors and Golden Retrievers. The pup's name was "Black Jasper". I was just 20 yrs. old at that time and had no professional experience of dog-handling, training or showing them in big dog-shows.The "Black Jasper" won several prizes and honours in various national level dog shows and I was really proud of owning it as a pet because it brought me immense recognition and fame among dogs owning community of that time. However, I always wondered, why this particular dog brought me so much honours? I have kept two more dogs earlier. But such glamour phenomenon has never occurred to me before. Was it happening by chance only this time? The answer came after 30 long years. With the passage of time, I became a Vedic astrologer by profession and I did some original researches in Vedic numerology. Black Jasper has gone long ago (it died in 1985) but all of it's documents, certificates and photographs were still available in my records. I brought-out the Jasper's file and studied various documents carefully, in the light of my recent researches on Vedic numerology. Results were really "Stunning". Vedic numerology has provided me conclusive answer to my twenty five year old query - Why it was so? Was it by chance only? No, it was not a case of "By chance" !! The secret was hidden in the dog owner's (my) Vedic birth-chart. The Chaldean root numbers of dog's name, breeder's name, registration number, transfer number, judge's names, dog-show venues, exhibit numbers etc. etc. - all were the dog owner's (my) best lucky numbers. [see the table below]. It was happening not only once but again and again. It can not be "By Chance" all the times. The astrological beneficence of Chaldean primary root numbers: 6 (Venus), 5 (Mercury)and 4 (Rahu) (in my horoscope,) based on Jyotish principles, were EXCELLENT. I have prepared detailed web-pages for various related events in the life of Black Jasper, with documentary proofs. Black Jasper's name, breed, registration number, registration date, breeder's name, birth-city's name, names of the judges in various dog shows, venue of the dog shows, the dog number and category number assigned to Black Jasper in dog shows, etc. , all were returning Chaldean primary root numbers either 4 (Rahu) or 5 (Mercury) or 6 (Venus). There was no t a single exception. It was really unbelievable for me. To view these pages, visit following web-page, which is an index of events in the life of Balck Jasper.HTML clipboard http://www.howisyourdaytoday.com/incident/namesugg/jasper/indexjasper.htm (You may copy the above web-link and pase into your browser's address bar) My explorations and delight as a Vedic Numerologist have confirmed the efficacy of Vedic numerology so many times and with so many people. You can play with numbers in every aspect of your life as a simple, clear and concise system to enjoy, and enhance human dynamics. It is a wondrous tool indeed. The "Best" and "Worst" primary root numbers are practically applicable in every area of your life - such as, your own name, business-name, product/brand name, house-name, pet's name etc. The 10 digits of your mobile phone number, when summed-up together, should also return your best primary root number. Therefore, one may apply his/her best number in every walk-of-life. Warm regards,Shyam S Kansal , "Bhaskar" <rajiventerprises wrote:Dear Sunil ji,Vedic Numerology existed even during the RigVedic times. I am sure the Gregorian calendar came in much later.regards,Bhaskar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 3, 2009 Report Share Posted January 3, 2009 Dear Shyam ji, I do not know what hapenned to my long mail which I wrote you , some time back. I have not kept a copy of the same. It seems there must have been some disconnection in Internet after I pressed the Send button. Since last 10 minutes I have been searching for that mail on this forum too. Your study on Numerology is excellent. Those web pages are really beautiful to see and read. Wlll go through them deeply in my lesiure. I will get back to you, as your knowledge of Numerology is very good and would like to share with you and learn from you. regards, bhaskar. , " Shyam S. Kansal " <jyotishee wrote: > > Dear Bhaskar ji > > I agree with your thoughts 100% when you say that: > > " Vedic Numerology existed even during the RigVedic times " > > Vedic numerology is some thing very-very different from the so called > today's popular numerology (or " Western numerology " we may say). Vedic > numerology is based on one's " Birth-chart " (not only " Birth-date " ). All > the intricacies of determining the functional benefics and malefics > should be taken into account and only thereafter, the beneficience of > various numbers should be pronounced. Thus, I think, we may also call it > " Jyotish-numerology " . > > I became interested in Vedic numerology (Jyotish numerology) a few years > back and since then I have collected numerous case-studies. I am really > amazed to see the efficacy of established Jyotish principles in > Jyotish-numerology also. In fact, I simply see the numbers, 1 to 9, as > representative of the 9 planets. > > > I had a deep interest in dog's since my childhood and kept them as pets > always. I purchased a black Labrador pup in 1976, from Col. R. N.Sen of > Dehradun (India), who was a reputed breeder of Labradors and Golden > Retrievers. The pup's name was " Black Jasper " . I was just 20 yrs. old at > that time and had no professional experience of dog-handling, training > or showing them in big dog-shows. > > The " Black Jasper " won several prizes and honours in various national > level dog shows and I was really proud of owning it as a pet because it > brought me immense recognition and fame among dogs owning community of > that time. > However, I always wondered, why this particular dog brought me so much > honours? I have kept two more dogs earlier. But such glamour phenomenon > has never occurred to me before. Was it happening by chance only this > time? The answer came after 30 long years. With the passage of time, I > became a Vedic astrologer by profession and I did some original > researches in Vedic numerology. > > Black Jasper has gone long ago (it died in 1985) but all of it's > documents, certificates and photographs were still available in my > records. I brought-out the Jasper's file and studied various documents > carefully, in the light of my recent researches on Vedic numerology. > > Results were really " Stunning " . Vedic numerology has provided me > conclusive answer to my twenty five year old query - > Why it was so? Was it by chance only? > > No, it was not a case of " By > chance " !! > > The secret was hidden in the dog owner's (my) Vedic birth-chart. The > Chaldean root numbers of dog's name, breeder's name, registration > number, transfer number, judge's names, dog-show venues, exhibit numbers > etc. etc. - all were the dog owner's (my) best lucky numbers. [see > the table below]. It was happening not only once but again and again. It > can not be " By Chance " all the times. > > The astrological beneficence of Chaldean primary root numbers: 6 > (Venus), 5 (Mercury)and 4 (Rahu) (in my horoscope,) based > on Jyotish principles, were EXCELLENT. > > I have prepared detailed web-pages for various related events in the > life of Black Jasper, with documentary proofs. > > Black Jasper's name, breed, registration number, registration date, > breeder's name, birth-city's name, names of the judges in various dog > shows, venue of the dog shows, the dog number and category number > assigned to Black Jasper in dog shows, etc. , all were returning > Chaldean primary root numbers either 4 (Rahu) or 5 (Mercury) or 6 > (Venus). There was no t a single exception. It was really unbelievable > for me. > > To view these pages, visit following web-page, which is an index of > events in the life of Balck Jasper. > > HTML clipboard > http://www.howisyourdaytoday.com/incident/namesugg/jasper/indexjasper.ht\ \ > m > <http://www.howisyourdaytoday.com/incident/namesugg/jasper/indexjasper.h\ \ > tm> > > > (You may copy the above web-link and pase into your browser's address > bar) > > My explorations and delight as a Vedic Numerologist have confirmed the > efficacy of Vedic numerology so many times and with so many people. You > can play with numbers in every aspect of your life as a simple, clear > and concise system to enjoy, and enhance human dynamics. It is a > wondrous tool indeed. The " Best " and " Worst " primary root numbers are > practically applicable in every area of your life - such as, your own > name, business-name, product/brand name, house-name, pet's name etc. The > 10 digits of your mobile phone number, when summed-up together, should > also return your best primary root number. Therefore, one may apply > his/her best number in every walk-of-life. > Warm regards, > Shyam S Kansal > > , " Bhaskar " > rajiventerprises@ wrote: > > Dear Sunil ji, > > Vedic Numerology existed even during the RigVedic times. I am sure the > Gregorian calendar came in much later. > > regards, > > Bhaskar. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2009 Report Share Posted January 4, 2009 Dear Bhaskar jiIt is really satisfying for me to know that my approach to Jyotish numerology was liked and appreciated by a knowledgeable person like you.And yes, your previous long-mail, on same subject, has also been received by me. Your previous post can not be found in this forum's message archives because, unknowingly, you did not sent it through the "Post" option. Instead, you pressed the "Reply" button to my last post and wrote your mail thereafter. Therefore, it landed directly in my in-box, without being sent to the forum. Now, I have pasted your previous mail too here-in-below for your own records and for the forum.Thank you very much for suggesting the book of Late GV Chaudhary. I will try to get it. The case study of "Black Jasper" was only of those numerous case studies on Vedic numerology, which has been posted on my website. There are several other similar interesting case studies which may be accessed through following url:http://howisyourdaytoday.com/incident/namesugg/index.htm Most of these case studies are related to different aspects of human life. Some cases relate to person's own name, some relate to native's company name, his product/brand names, one case relate to the vehicle numbers owned by native, one case relate to the suitability of employees based on employees names, and like that. As the whole numerological exercise is based on "Birth-chart" of person concerned, I have given the complete birth-details of the person concerned with all of the analysis. Warm regards,Shyam , "Bhaskar" <rajiventerprises wrote:Dear Shyam ji,I do not know what hapenned to my long mail which I wrote you , some time back. I have not kept a copy of the same. It seems there must have been some disconnection in Internet after I pressed the Send button. Since last 10 minutes I have been searching for that mail on this forumtoo.Your study on Numerology is excellent. Those web pages are really beautiful to see and read. Wlll go through them deeply in my lesiure.I will get back to you, as your knowledge of Numerology is very good and would like to share with you and learn from you.regards,bhaskar.------- Your previous mail ----------------Dear Shyam ji,That was a great link from your side, and a new facet of yourpersonality I never knew about you. That study by you really needsgreat observations and efforts. Its a hard work of great magnitude andpresented in a beautiful manner on Your web Pages. I will be goingthrough these in my lesiure for deeper reading.My Co-Principal of Bhartiya Vidya Bhuvan,Bombay who is also one of theProfessors, used to tell us that " Numerology is the Mother of allsciences ". This is confirmed when I am doing KP. Just 1 sheet of aprintout gives the exact dates of the events which aperson will seeinhis Life, through the numbers mentioned alongside of the Planets, andit takes just 2 minutes to tell whether this man has got a strongBhagya, when will be his Bhagyaoday, and all other avenues with dates,for his Life time.Actual "Vedic Numerology" I would suggest you to buya book wherever itis available written by Late GV Chaudhary, which deals with theSaptarishis and ancient astronomy and astrological inferences all drawnthrough nakshatras and the placements . This book has got hundreds ofexamples where they have calculated the day of marriage and day of deathfor real Live examples of personalities which can be verified. Alllogic, totally, but very difficult to understand even by the Great onesin the field of astrology.best wishes,Bhaskar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2009 Report Share Posted January 4, 2009 Respted Shyam ji, My name is D.SAI PRASAD. Recently i joined in our group.I am thrilled very much at your explantion.Can i know my LUCKY NUMBERS and LUCKY COLOURS and how to calculate the total number of names.? I was born on 18/19 APRIL 1969 at 1.15 am(18th night and early hours of 19 th) in NARASARAOPET town, GUNTUR District in ANDHRAPRADESH. Please reply as early as possible since i have been facing very bad time for the last 2 years . Thank you sir.--- On Sun, 4/1/09, Bhaskar <rajiventerprises wrote: Bhaskar <rajiventerprises Re: How about some numerology? Date: Sunday, 4 January, 2009, 12:13 AM Dear Shyam ji,I do not know what hapenned to my long mail which I wrote you , sometime back. I have not kept a copy of the same. It seems there must havebeen some disconnection in Internet after I pressed the Send button.Since last 10 minutes I have been searching for that mail on this forumtoo.Your study on Numerology is excellent. Those web pages are reallybeautiful to see and read. Wlll go through them deeply in my lesiure.I will get back to you, as your knowledge of Numerology is very good andwould like to share with you and learn from you.regards,bhaskar.ancient_indian_ astrology, "Shyam S. Kansal"<jyotishee@. ..> wrote:>> Dear Bhaskar ji>> I agree with your thoughts 100% when you say that:>> "Vedic Numerology existed even during the RigVedic times">> Vedic numerology is some thing very-very different from the so called> today's popular numerology (or "Western numerology" we may say). Vedic> numerology is based on one's "Birth-chart" (not only "Birth-date" ).All> the intricacies of determining the functional benefics and malefics> should be taken into account and only thereafter, the beneficience of> various numbers should be pronounced. Thus, I think, we may also callit> "Jyotish-numerology ".>> I became interested in Vedic numerology (Jyotish numerology) a fewyears> back and since then I have collected numerous case-studies. I amreally> amazed to see the efficacy of established Jyotish principles in> Jyotish-numerology also. In fact, I simply see the numbers, 1 to 9, as> representative of the 9 planets.>>> I had a deep interest in dog's since my childhood and kept them aspets> always. I purchased a black Labrador pup in 1976, from Col. R. N.Senof> Dehradun (India), who was a reputed breeder of Labradors and Golden> Retrievers. The pup's name was "Black Jasper". I was just 20 yrs. oldat> that time and had no professional experience of dog-handling, training> or showing them in big dog-shows.>> The "Black Jasper" won several prizes and honours in various national> level dog shows and I was really proud of owning it as a pet becauseit> brought me immense recognition and fame among dogs owning community of> that time.> However, I always wondered, why this particular dog brought me so much> honours? I have kept two more dogs earlier. But such glamourphenomenon> has never occurred to me before. Was it happening by chance only this> time? The answer came after 30 long years. With the passage of time, I> became a Vedic astrologer by profession and I did some original> researches in Vedic numerology.>> Black Jasper has gone long ago (it died in 1985) but all of it's> documents, certificates and photographs were still available in my> records. I brought-out the Jasper's file and studied various documents> carefully, in the light of my recent researches on Vedic numerology.>> Results were really "Stunning". Vedic numerology has provided me> conclusive answer to my twenty five year old query -> Why it was so? Was it by chance only?>> No, it was not a case of "By> chance" !!>> The secret was hidden in the dog owner's (my) Vedic birth-chart. The> Chaldean root numbers of dog's name, breeder's name, registration> number, transfer number, judge's names, dog-show venues, exhibitnumbers> etc. etc. - all were the dog owner's (my) best lucky numbers. [see> the table below]. It was happening not only once but again and again.It> can not be "By Chance" all the times.>> The astrological beneficence of Chaldean primary root numbers: 6> (Venus), 5 (Mercury)and 4 (Rahu) (in my horoscope,) based> on Jyotish principles, were EXCELLENT.>> I have prepared detailed web-pages for various related events in the> life of Black Jasper, with documentary proofs.>> Black Jasper's name, breed, registration number, registration date,> breeder's name, birth-city's name, names of the judges in various dog> shows, venue of the dog shows, the dog number and category number> assigned to Black Jasper in dog shows, etc. , all were returning> Chaldean primary root numbers either 4 (Rahu) or 5 (Mercury) or 6> (Venus). There was no t a single exception. It was really unbelievable> for me.>> To view these pages, visit following web-page, which is an index of> events in the life of Balck Jasper.>> HTML clipboard>http://www.howisyou rdaytoday. com/incident/ namesugg/ jasper/indexjasp er.ht\\> m><http://www.howisyou rdaytoday. com/incident/ namesugg/ jasper/indexjasp er.h\\> tm>>>> (You may copy the above web-link and pase into your browser's address> bar)>> My explorations and delight as a Vedic Numerologist have confirmed the> efficacy of Vedic numerology so many times and with so many people.You> can play with numbers in every aspect of your life as a simple, clear> and concise system to enjoy, and enhance human dynamics. It is a> wondrous tool indeed. The "Best" and "Worst" primary root numbers are> practically applicable in every area of your life - such as, your own> name, business-name, product/brand name, house-name, pet's name etc.The> 10 digits of your mobile phone number, when summed-up together, should> also return your best primary root number. Therefore, one may apply> his/her best number in every walk-of-life.> Warm regards,> Shyam S Kansal>> ancient_indian_ astrology, "Bhaskar"> rajiventerprises@ wrote:>> Dear Sunil ji,>> Vedic Numerology existed even during the RigVedic times. I am sure the> Gregorian calendar came in much later.>> regards,>> Bhaskar.> Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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