Clarification. Milu Kar

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Dear Milu,

 

[ 1 ] The Varsh Phal upaya are always suggeted for the year the

native enters into. He completes 24 years and enters his 25th.

[ 2 ] Kala namak is black salt.

[ 3 ] Yes you can get the rain water collected in a pond in any

cemetery.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, milu Kar <greeenpep

wrote:

>

> Dear Priyaji,

> I have two sons. Younger name Rajorshi I

should provide his DOB Sept 21 1983. I believe he will be 24 birth

years in this Sept 21. I may be wrong counting his years. Is 24

birth and 25 birth same Varshpal same upaya.

>

> 1 ) What is Kala namak?. May I purchase from Inidan store in

USA .

> 3) The cemetery water---may I collect rain water from cemetry

ground. Cemetery only has tap water. They do not have own water

only has municipal water. Please suggest.

> Thanks for your suggestion.

>

>

> < wrote:

> Dear Milu,

>

> I am suggesting his 25th year Varsh Phal upaya. It will be more

> effective if your son does these upaya himself instead of you

doing

> them for him.

>

> [ 1 ] Bury in a place where grass grows 7 pieces of kala namak. Do

> not bring back home the digging tool.

> [ 2 ] Offer at any temple a handful of chana dal for 9 days

> regularly.

> [ 3 ] Bring home a little water from a well or a hand pump

situated

> inside a Cremation ground or a cemetery in a brass container. The

> water collected from a municipal tap will not be acceptable for

the

> upaya. The source of water should be from inside the cemetery.

> Keep this container, with 4 small square pieces of silver immersed

> in the water, in the North East corner of your house. Keep the lid

> on so that the water doesn’t evaporate fast.

> [ 4 ] Buy 9 kaudis { small sea shells } which should be yellowish

in

> colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal } in

an

> open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close to the water. When

> the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and later

> throw the pot also into the river.

> Make sure while you are burning the kaudis , no one should cross

> between the water and the place where the kaudis are being burnt.

> That means burn the kaudis close to the water

> [ 5 ] Immerse in a river on any thursday after sun set and before

it

> gets dark 8 pieces of wood charcoal [ kachcha koyala ] once.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

>

> , " greeenpep "

> <greeenpep@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Priyaji,

> > My younger son Rajorshi's is birthday on 21 Sept.

> Please

> > suggest any Varshapal upaya for him. I have to do varshapal

upaya

> for

> > him. I am worry about him and he lives himself at Texas. Thanks

> for

> > your advise.

> >

 

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>

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Dear Priyaji, I have one more clarification 4) Nine koudis does small koudis will work. Thank you very much for your valuable advise. < wrote: Dear Milu,[ 1 ] The Varsh Phal upaya are always suggeted for the year the native enters into. He completes 24 years and enters his 25th.[ 2 ] Kala namak is black salt.[ 3 ] Yes you can get the rain water collected in a pond in any cemetery.Sincerely,Priya---

In , milu Kar <greeenpep wrote:>> Dear Priyaji,> I have two sons. Younger name Rajorshi I should provide his DOB Sept 21 1983. I believe he will be 24 birth years in this Sept 21. I may be wrong counting his years. Is 24 birth and 25 birth same Varshpal same upaya.> > 1 ) What is Kala namak?. May I purchase from Inidan store in USA .> 3) The cemetery water---may I collect rain water from cemetry ground. Cemetery only has tap water. They do not have own water only has municipal water. Please suggest.> Thanks for your suggestion.> > > < wrote:> Dear Milu,> > I am suggesting his 25th year Varsh Phal upaya. It will be more > effective if your son does these upaya himself instead of you

doing > them for him.> > [ 1 ] Bury in a place where grass grows 7 pieces of kala namak. Do > not bring back home the digging tool.> [ 2 ] Offer at any temple a handful of chana dal for 9 days > regularly.> [ 3 ] Bring home a little water from a well or a hand pump situated > inside a Cremation ground or a cemetery in a brass container. The > water collected from a municipal tap will not be acceptable for the > upaya. The source of water should be from inside the cemetery. > Keep this container, with 4 small square pieces of silver immersed > in the water, in the North East corner of your house. Keep the lid > on so that the water doesn’t evaporate fast.> [ 4 ] Buy 9 kaudis { small sea shells } which should be yellowish in > colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal } in an > open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close

to the water. When > the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and later > throw the pot also into the river. > Make sure while you are burning the kaudis , no one should cross > between the water and the place where the kaudis are being burnt. > That means burn the kaudis close to the water> [ 5 ] Immerse in a river on any thursday after sun set and before it > gets dark 8 pieces of wood charcoal [ kachcha koyala ] once.> > Sincerely,> > Priya> > , "greeenpep" > <greeenpep@> wrote:> >> > Dear Priyaji,> > My younger son Rajorshi's is birthday on 21 Sept. > Please > > suggest any Varshapal upaya for him. I have to do varshapal upaya > for > > him. I am worry about him and he lives

himself at Texas. Thanks > for > > your advise.> >> > > > > > > > Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.>

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Dear Milu,

 

Small kaudis are good enough.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, milu Kar <greeenpep

wrote:

>

> Dear Priyaji,

> I have one more clarification

> 4) Nine koudis does small koudis will work.

> Thank you very much for your valuable advise.

>

> < wrote:

> Dear Milu,

>

> [ 1 ] The Varsh Phal upaya are always suggeted for the year the

> native enters into. He completes 24 years and enters his 25th.

> [ 2 ] Kala namak is black salt.

> [ 3 ] Yes you can get the rain water collected in a pond in any

> cemetery.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

>

> , milu Kar <greeenpep@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Priyaji,

> > I have two sons. Younger name Rajorshi I

> should provide his DOB Sept 21 1983. I believe he will be 24 birth

> years in this Sept 21. I may be wrong counting his years. Is 24

> birth and 25 birth same Varshpal same upaya.

> >

> > 1 ) What is Kala namak?. May I purchase from Inidan store in

> USA .

> > 3) The cemetery water---may I collect rain water from cemetry

> ground. Cemetery only has tap water. They do not have own water

> only has municipal water. Please suggest.

> > Thanks for your suggestion.

> >

> >

> > <@> wrote:

> > Dear Milu,

> >

> > I am suggesting his 25th year Varsh Phal upaya. It will be more

> > effective if your son does these upaya himself instead of you

> doing

> > them for him.

> >

> > [ 1 ] Bury in a place where grass grows 7 pieces of kala namak.

Do

> > not bring back home the digging tool.

> > [ 2 ] Offer at any temple a handful of chana dal for 9 days

> > regularly.

> > [ 3 ] Bring home a little water from a well or a hand pump

> situated

> > inside a Cremation ground or a cemetery in a brass container.

The

> > water collected from a municipal tap will not be acceptable for

> the

> > upaya. The source of water should be from inside the cemetery.

> > Keep this container, with 4 small square pieces of silver

immersed

> > in the water, in the North East corner of your house. Keep the

lid

> > on so that the water doesn’t evaporate fast.

> > [ 4 ] Buy 9 kaudis { small sea shells } which should be

yellowish

> in

> > colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal }

in

> an

> > open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close to the water.

When

> > the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and later

> > throw the pot also into the river.

> > Make sure while you are burning the kaudis , no one should cross

> > between the water and the place where the kaudis are being

burnt.

> > That means burn the kaudis close to the water

> > [ 5 ] Immerse in a river on any thursday after sun set and

before

> it

> > gets dark 8 pieces of wood charcoal [ kachcha koyala ] once.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Priya

> >

> > , " greeenpep "

> > <greeenpep@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Priyaji,

> > > My younger son Rajorshi's is birthday on 21 Sept.

> > Please

> > > suggest any Varshapal upaya for him. I have to do varshapal

> upaya

> > for

> > > him. I am worry about him and he lives himself at Texas.

Thanks

> > for

> > > your advise.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.

> >

 

> Building a website is a piece of cake.

> Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.

>

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Dear Priyaji, Thank you so much. < wrote: Dear Milu,Small kaudis are good enough.Sincerely,Priya , milu Kar <greeenpep wrote:>> Dear Priyaji, > I have one more clarification > 4) Nine koudis does small koudis will work. > Thank you very much for your valuable advise.> >

< wrote:> Dear Milu,> > [ 1 ] The Varsh Phal upaya are always suggeted for the year the > native enters into. He completes 24 years and enters his 25th.> [ 2 ] Kala namak is black salt.> [ 3 ] Yes you can get the rain water collected in a pond in any > cemetery.> > Sincerely,> > Priya> > , milu Kar <greeenpep@> > wrote:> >> > Dear Priyaji,> > I have two sons. Younger name Rajorshi I > should provide his DOB Sept 21 1983. I believe he will be 24 birth > years in this Sept 21. I may be wrong counting his years. Is 24 > birth and 25 birth same Varshpal same upaya.> > > > 1 ) What is Kala namak?. May I purchase from Inidan store in > USA .> > 3) The

cemetery water---may I collect rain water from cemetry > ground. Cemetery only has tap water. They do not have own water > only has municipal water. Please suggest.> > Thanks for your suggestion.> > > > > > <@> wrote:> > Dear Milu,> > > > I am suggesting his 25th year Varsh Phal upaya. It will be more > > effective if your son does these upaya himself instead of you > doing > > them for him.> > > > [ 1 ] Bury in a place where grass grows 7 pieces of kala namak. Do > > not bring back home the digging tool.> > [ 2 ] Offer at any temple a handful of chana dal for 9 days > > regularly.> > [ 3 ] Bring home a little water from a well or a hand pump > situated > > inside a Cremation ground or a cemetery in a brass container. The > >

water collected from a municipal tap will not be acceptable for > the > > upaya. The source of water should be from inside the cemetery. > > Keep this container, with 4 small square pieces of silver immersed > > in the water, in the North East corner of your house. Keep the lid > > on so that the water doesn’t evaporate fast.> > [ 4 ] Buy 9 kaudis { small sea shells } which should be yellowish > in > > colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal } in > an > > open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close to the water. When > > the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and later > > throw the pot also into the river. > > Make sure while you are burning the kaudis , no one should cross > > between the water and the place where the kaudis are being burnt. > > That means burn the

kaudis close to the water> > [ 5 ] Immerse in a river on any thursday after sun set and before > it > > gets dark 8 pieces of wood charcoal [ kachcha koyala ] once.> > > > Sincerely,> > > > Priya> > > > , "greeenpep" > > <greeenpep@> wrote:> > >> > > Dear Priyaji,> > > My younger son Rajorshi's is birthday on 21 Sept. > > Please > > > suggest any Varshapal upaya for him. I have to do varshapal > upaya > > for > > > him. I am worry about him and he lives himself at Texas. Thanks > > for > > > your advise.> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > >

> > Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.> >> > > > > > > > Building a website is a piece of cake. > Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.>

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Dear Priyaji, #3 cemetry water I collected rain water after two days since it was not enough water accumulate one day. Now enough water collected so it is o.k collect the water or I have to collect water same day. Please advise, thanks againmilu Kar <greeenpep wrote: Dear Priyaji, Thank you so much. < (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote: Dear Milu,Small kaudis are good enough.Sincerely,Priya , milu Kar <greeenpep wrote:>> Dear Priyaji, > I have one more clarification > 4) Nine koudis does small koudis will work. > Thank you very much for your valuable advise.> > < wrote:> Dear Milu,> > [ 1 ] The Varsh Phal upaya are always suggeted for the year the > native enters into. He completes 24 years and enters his 25th.> [ 2 ] Kala namak is black salt.> [ 3 ] Yes you can get the rain water collected in a pond in any > cemetery.> > Sincerely,> > Priya> > , milu Kar <greeenpep@> > wrote:> >> > Dear Priyaji,> > I have two sons. Younger name Rajorshi I > should provide his DOB Sept 21 1983. I believe he will be 24 birth > years in this Sept 21. I may be wrong counting his years. Is 24 > birth and 25 birth same Varshpal same upaya.> > > > 1 ) What is Kala namak?. May I purchase from Inidan store in > USA .> > 3) The cemetery water---may I collect rain water from cemetry > ground. Cemetery only has tap water. They do not have own water > only has municipal water. Please suggest.> > Thanks for your suggestion.> > > > > > <@> wrote:> > Dear Milu,> > > > I am suggesting his 25th year Varsh Phal upaya. It will

be more > > effective if your son does these upaya himself instead of you > doing > > them for him.> > > > [ 1 ] Bury in a place where grass grows 7 pieces of kala namak. Do > > not bring back home the digging tool.> > [ 2 ] Offer at any temple a handful of chana dal for 9 days > > regularly.> > [ 3 ] Bring home a little water from a well or a hand pump > situated > > inside a Cremation ground or a cemetery in a brass container. The > > water collected from a municipal tap will not be acceptable for > the > > upaya. The source of water should be from inside the cemetery. > > Keep this container, with 4 small square pieces of silver immersed > > in the water, in the North East corner of your house. Keep the lid > > on so that the water doesn’t evaporate fast.> > [ 4 ] Buy 9 kaudis { small

sea shells } which should be yellowish > in > > colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal } in > an > > open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close to the water. When > > the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and later > > throw the pot also into the river. > > Make sure while you are burning the kaudis , no one should cross > > between the water and the place where the kaudis are being burnt. > > That means burn the kaudis close to the water> > [ 5 ] Immerse in a river on any thursday after sun set and before > it > > gets dark 8 pieces of wood charcoal [ kachcha koyala ] once.> > > > Sincerely,> > > > Priya> > > > , "greeenpep" >

> <greeenpep@> wrote:> > >> > > Dear Priyaji,> > > My younger son Rajorshi's is birthday on 21 Sept. > > Please > > > suggest any Varshapal upaya for him. I have to do varshapal > upaya > > for > > > him. I am worry about him and he lives himself at Texas. Thanks > > for > > > your advise.> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.> >> > > > > > > > Building a website is a piece of cake. > Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.> Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Autos.

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Dear Milu,

 

The water you had collected is good. Upaya is done well.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, milu Kar <greeenpep

wrote:

>

> Dear Priyaji,

> #3 cemetry water I collected rain water after

two days since it was not enough water accumulate one day. Now

enough water collected so it is o.k collect the water or I have to

collect water same day. Please advise, thanks again

>

> milu Kar <greeenpep wrote:

> Dear Priyaji, Thank you so much.

>

> < wrote: Dear Milu,

>

> Small kaudis are good enough.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

>

> , milu Kar <greeenpep@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Priyaji,

> > I have one more clarification

> > 4) Nine koudis does small koudis will work.

> > Thank you very much for your valuable advise.

> >

> > <@> wrote:

> > Dear Milu,

> >

> > [ 1 ] The Varsh Phal upaya are always suggeted for the year the

> > native enters into. He completes 24 years and enters his 25th.

> > [ 2 ] Kala namak is black salt.

> > [ 3 ] Yes you can get the rain water collected in a pond in any

> > cemetery.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Priya

> >

> > , milu Kar <greeenpep@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Priyaji,

> > > I have two sons. Younger name Rajorshi I

> > should provide his DOB Sept 21 1983. I believe he will be 24

birth

> > years in this Sept 21. I may be wrong counting his years. Is 24

> > birth and 25 birth same Varshpal same upaya.

> > >

> > > 1 ) What is Kala namak?. May I purchase from Inidan store in

> > USA .

> > > 3) The cemetery water---may I collect rain water from cemetry

> > ground. Cemetery only has tap water. They do not have own water

> > only has municipal water. Please suggest.

> > > Thanks for your suggestion.

> > >

> > >

> > > <@> wrote:

> > > Dear Milu,

> > >

> > > I am suggesting his 25th year Varsh Phal upaya. It will be more

> > > effective if your son does these upaya himself instead of you

> > doing

> > > them for him.

> > >

> > > [ 1 ] Bury in a place where grass grows 7 pieces of kala namak.

> Do

> > > not bring back home the digging tool.

> > > [ 2 ] Offer at any temple a handful of chana dal for 9 days

> > > regularly.

> > > [ 3 ] Bring home a little water from a well or a hand pump

> > situated

> > > inside a Cremation ground or a cemetery in a brass container.

> The

> > > water collected from a municipal tap will not be acceptable for

> > the

> > > upaya. The source of water should be from inside the cemetery.

> > > Keep this container, with 4 small square pieces of silver

> immersed

> > > in the water, in the North East corner of your house. Keep the

> lid

> > > on so that the water doesn’t evaporate fast.

> > > [ 4 ] Buy 9 kaudis { small sea shells } which should be

> yellowish

> > in

> > > colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal }

> in

> > an

> > > open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close to the water.

> When

> > > the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and

later

> > > throw the pot also into the river.

> > > Make sure while you are burning the kaudis , no one should

cross

> > > between the water and the place where the kaudis are being

> burnt.

> > > That means burn the kaudis close to the water

> > > [ 5 ] Immerse in a river on any thursday after sun set and

> before

> > it

> > > gets dark 8 pieces of wood charcoal [ kachcha koyala ] once.

> > >

> > > Sincerely,

> > >

> > > Priya

> > >

> > > , " greeenpep "

> > > <greeenpep@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Priyaji,

> > > > My younger son Rajorshi's is birthday on 21 Sept.

> > > Please

> > > > suggest any Varshapal upaya for him. I have to do varshapal

> > upaya

> > > for

> > > > him. I am worry about him and he lives himself at Texas.

> Thanks

> > > for

> > > > your advise.

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Building a website is a piece of cake.

> > Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.

>

> Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Autos.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Dear Priyaji, Thanks for your suggestion. < wrote: Dear Milu,The water you had collected is good. Upaya is done well.Sincerely,Priya , milu Kar <greeenpep wrote:>> Dear Priyaji,> #3 cemetry water I collected rain water after

two days since it was not enough water accumulate one day. Now enough water collected so it is o.k collect the water or I have to collect water same day. Please advise, thanks again> > milu Kar <greeenpep wrote:> Dear Priyaji, Thank you so much.> > < wrote: Dear Milu,> > Small kaudis are good enough.> > Sincerely,> > Priya> > , milu Kar <greeenpep@> > wrote:> >> > Dear Priyaji, > > I have one more clarification > > 4) Nine koudis does small koudis will work. > > Thank you very much for your valuable advise.> > > > <@> wrote:> > Dear Milu,> > > > [ 1

] The Varsh Phal upaya are always suggeted for the year the > > native enters into. He completes 24 years and enters his 25th.> > [ 2 ] Kala namak is black salt.> > [ 3 ] Yes you can get the rain water collected in a pond in any > > cemetery.> > > > Sincerely,> > > > Priya> > > > , milu Kar <greeenpep@> > > wrote:> > >> > > Dear Priyaji,> > > I have two sons. Younger name Rajorshi I > > should provide his DOB Sept 21 1983. I believe he will be 24 birth > > years in this Sept 21. I may be wrong counting his years. Is 24 > > birth and 25 birth same Varshpal same upaya.> > > > > > 1 ) What is Kala namak?. May I purchase from Inidan store in > > USA

..> > > 3) The cemetery water---may I collect rain water from cemetry > > ground. Cemetery only has tap water. They do not have own water > > only has municipal water. Please suggest.> > > Thanks for your suggestion.> > > > > > > > > <@> wrote:> > > Dear Milu,> > > > > > I am suggesting his 25th year Varsh Phal upaya. It will be more > > > effective if your son does these upaya himself instead of you > > doing > > > them for him.> > > > > > [ 1 ] Bury in a place where grass grows 7 pieces of kala namak. > Do > > > not bring back home the digging tool.> > > [ 2 ] Offer at any temple a handful of chana dal for 9 days > > > regularly.> > > [ 3 ] Bring home a little water from a well or a hand

pump > > situated > > > inside a Cremation ground or a cemetery in a brass container. > The > > > water collected from a municipal tap will not be acceptable for > > the > > > upaya. The source of water should be from inside the cemetery. > > > Keep this container, with 4 small square pieces of silver > immersed > > > in the water, in the North East corner of your house. Keep the > lid > > > on so that the water doesn’t evaporate fast.> > > [ 4 ] Buy 9 kaudis { small sea shells } which should be > yellowish > > in > > > colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal } > in > > an > > > open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close to the water. > When > > > the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and later > > >

throw the pot also into the river. > > > Make sure while you are burning the kaudis , no one should cross > > > between the water and the place where the kaudis are being > burnt. > > > That means burn the kaudis close to the water> > > [ 5 ] Immerse in a river on any thursday after sun set and > before > > it > > > gets dark 8 pieces of wood charcoal [ kachcha koyala ] once.> > > > > > Sincerely,> > > > > > Priya> > > > > > , "greeenpep" > > > <greeenpep@> wrote:> > > >> > > > Dear Priyaji,> > > > My younger son Rajorshi's is birthday on 21 Sept. > > > Please > > > > suggest any Varshapal upaya for him. I

have to do varshapal > > upaya > > > for > > > > him. I am worry about him and he lives himself at Texas. > Thanks > > > for > > > > your advise.> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Building a website is a piece of cake. > > Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.> >> > > > > > > Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Autos. > >

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