Remedy for fulbahari : Logic / Trivedi ji

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Respected Trivedi ji,

 

Thanks a lot for a scholarly explanation of the logic of this remedy.

 

With respect,

 

H S Gill

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " varun_trvd "

<varun_trvd wrote:

>

> Respected Gill Saheb,

>

> Yes, the remedy was shared by our respected Yograj Prabhakar ji

with

> our Guru Pt. Bhooshan Priya ji.

>

> It is an old and traditional folk remedy used to eliminate white

> patches on the skin. How it works as a medicine, we wouldn't know.

But

> it is a perfect remedy based on the principles of the Lal Kitab.

As

> you would probably know that the Lal Kitab had incorporated quite

a

> lot of traditional folk remedies into the corpus.

>

> Now coming to the logic of this remedy :

>

> White patches [ moon ] on the skin [ Venus ] is an abnormality

> representing the malefic combination of the Moon + Venus . The

> applying on the affected areas the water of the dhaak [ mercury ]

> helps in the following ways :

>

> [ a ] Water of Dhaak [ mercury ] when applied on the skin [

venus ]

> brings them together thus strengthening Venus. In other words it

makes

> skin healthy and able to fight the abnormality. Mercury and the

venus

> are the best of friends.

> [ b ] Mercury and Venus together form masnuyee Sun. Where ever

the

> Sun appears the moon will disappear from the view. Thus the white

> patches should disappear once the mercury and the Venus are

brought

> together.

> [ c ] Mercury can always suppress a lonely Moon. The lal Kitab

says, "

> akele Chandra ya brahaspati ko budh daba lega " [ 1942 urdu ed;

page

> 257 line # 3 ]. Therefore the Dhaak water would be able to

suppress

> the white patches.

> [ d ] Mercury has been traditionally used for separating the moon

from

> the venus. Remember the curds [ dahi ] and the ash [ raakh ]

upaya

> suggested for moon + venus in the lal Kiatb.

>

> With regards,

>

> Varun Trivedi

, " gill_hs2005 "

> <gill_hs2005@> wrote:

> >

> > Respected Varun ji,

> >

> > In the Lal Kitab remedies group a remedy for white patches on

the

> skin

> > has been annouced that the water boiled with dhak twigs be

appleid

> on

> > the effected areas to get relief.

> > Sir, is this a Lal Kitab remedy or a medicine ? If it is a lal

Kitab

> > remedy then how is it going to work, the logic behind it?

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > H S Gill

> >

>