Hindi transliterated 1939 lalkitab. UMESH JI

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Respected Umesh Ji

There is not any mistake. U can read in urdu edtion as same as

witten in that book.It is not any mistake by the the transliterater

of that book on both pages which u quoted. This may be another part

for disscussion that y Pujya Pandit ji wrote like that.So be careful

in future while sharing any view about any particular book &

persons.Any masage without any confirmation from the personality

like u, seems as mockery.Yes u r right to say y Pandi ji witten so &

we shud wait replies from Rajender bhatia ji, Rajive kumar

khattar,Maheshwar Singh Kondal, and Respected yograj parbhakar Ji

also.Some of them can elaborate better that - Is it a misprint in

urdu book or it has any significance ?

With regards

Pt. Lalkitabee

lalkitab , " Umesh Sharma " <mudit982001

wrote:

>

> Res. Members,

> Recently i have come accross a book which claims to be an authentic

> translation of Revrad Pandit ji's 1939 work titled as " Samudrik ke

> lalkitab ke farman " which was forwaded by the known personalties of

> lakitab such as Rajender bhatia, Rajivee kumar khattar,Maheshwar

Singh

> Kondal, and Respected yograj parbhakar. Friends i was shocked that

the

> page no seven of the book says that Mars (mangal) is significator

of

> Sasural (in-laws) whereas there is no mention of Rahu in this

regard.

> Freinds, the page no. 203 shocked me a lot which that Rahu,

which is

> inimical to Sun Debilitats it, I could not understand how come my

> learned freinds who have forwarded the book by saying that this

book

> would keep you away from " DALDA " books.

> Freinds, I am sorry to say, but duty bound to convey to the

group

> members that What so ever you do but for god sake do not defame the

> Gods word said through lalkitab. Please take care while forwarding

any

> book on lal kitab because you are esteemed scholars of lal kitab.

> If I am wrong please reply my quires. I have a lot of quires on

this

> book from my reveren learned firends on this book.

> Yours

> Umesh Sharma

>