Guest guest Posted May 21, 2003 Report Share Posted May 21, 2003 Hello friends, I purchased Lal Kitab in Ketu Dasha. NO RAHU Punit Pandey --- jsdheendsa wrote: > > DearMr.Jain and friends, > I bought my first copy of Lal Kitab in the dasa of > venus.Rahu is there in Libra but there are Jup and > Mars also in Libra. > If I am not mistaken Socrates was given the cup of > poison because he was the only one who said that > earth revolves around sun and not vice versa as the > most powerful organization of the west,that is the > Church thought and propgated. > Future Point and some of the other names given in > the message are no doubt some known organizations > and figures in the Jyotish World but to accept that > what they say is the Gospel truth about Lal Kitab is > something which I am not willing to accept. > Mr.Rajinder Bhatia is some one I know and I am > willing to believe him. > He has no axe to grind with anyone.He doesn't make a > living from Jyotish where as the names given above > have profit motive. > If Edgar Caycee or Jane Roberts or Madam Blavotsky > could be used as channels by higher forces,I don't > see any reason why knowlede could not be channeled > through Late Pandit Roop Chand Ji,a person who never > took a paisa for his cosultations. > No doubt Lal Kitab list or the website haven't made > much of an impact as yet,but hopefully things will > improve in the future. > With reagards, > Jagmeet > The New Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. http://search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2003 Report Share Posted May 21, 2003 Friends, I obtained my first LalKitab (1952 edition) during Jup-Mars-Jup-Mars period. No Rahu here. A very learned astrologer told me that LalKitab is related to Mars and he, before even doing the analysis of my chart, "predicted" that when I obtained the book, Mars must have been the dominant dasa and, to some extent, it was. However, I must admit that when I first heard of LalKitab, I was running the Rahu mahadasha BUT so did about 75 other students in my class when Prof Onkar Nath Ji, our Professor of English (subsequently Principal and Head of the PostGraduate English Dept at S.D. College Ambala Cantt) devoted a substantial chunk of time to astrology during a particluar week. At least three other classmates follow the LalKitab and that is one of the threads that still has us connected even forty years later. I don't know what Dasha they were running at that time but it is not hard to find out and I may do that, time permitting. I will most definitely address the issue of "confusion" caused by the "experts" featured in Future Point magazine when I have the time. Unlike some other folks, Jyotish is not how I feed my family; I have my work related deadlines and obligations and those take precedence over everything. Incidentally, I have some other "diseases" besides LalKitab and I try to devote equal time to those. Best regards. Respectfully, Rajinder Bhatia The New Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 21, 2003 Report Share Posted May 21, 2003 CORRECTION =========== Friends, Sorry, Mr Alpesh Patel, just called me and pointed out the following sentence in my note that was sent out out a little while back: I had written: "However, I must admit that when I first heard of LalKitab, I was running the Rahu mahadasha BUT so did about 75 other students in my class......" This implies that all other classmates were also running Rahu mahadasha. That is not what I wanted to convey. Let me restate: ===== However, I must admit that when I first heard of LalKitab, I was running the Rahu mahadasha. There were (approximately) 75 other students in my class who also heard about it, at the same time. All of us couldn't have been running the Rahu dasha. ===== Let me also add this. Prof Onkar Nath ji, in my opinion, is an authority on LalKitab. He is now retired and lives at Ambala Cantt. I don't have his address but if you can locate him (should not be hard; he does not live far from Sanatan Dharam temple) he may prove to be a fantastic resource on LalKitab. Regards. Respectfully, Rajinder Bhatia Rajinder Bhatia <rajinderbhatia2002 wrote: Friends, I obtained my first LalKitab (1952 edition) during Jup-Mars-Jup-Mars period. No Rahu here. A very learned astrologer told me that LalKitab is related to Mars and he, before even doing the analysis of my chart, "predicted" that when I obtained the book, Mars must have been the dominant dasa and, to some extent, it was. However, I must admit that when I first heard of LalKitab, I was running the Rahu mahadasha BUT so did about 75 other students in my class when Prof Onkar Nath Ji, our Professor of English (subsequently Principal and Head of the PostGraduate English Dept at S.D. College Ambala Cantt) devoted a substantial chunk of time to astrology during a particluar week. At least three other classmates follow the LalKitab and that is one of the threads that still has us connected even forty years later. I don't know what Dasha they were running at that time but it is not hard to find out and I may do that, time permitting. I will most definitely address the issue of "confusion" caused by the "experts" featured in Future Point magazine when I have the time. Unlike some other folks, Jyotish is not how I feed my family; I have my work related deadlines and obligations and those take precedence over everything. Incidentally, I have some other "diseases" besides LalKitab and I try to devote equal time to those. Best regards. Respectfully, Rajinder Bhatia The New Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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