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Respected Sir, m wearing a 4.25 ratti neelam from last 8 months. no doubt m

gaining from it , then someone suggest me one should wear a neelam according to

his weight .m 65 kg in weight so i should wear 7.25 ratti neelam .... pls advice

me

 

 

--- On Thu, 2/12/09, Richard Shaw Brown <> wrote:

 

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

> Recommended Gem weight nonsense

> sacred-objects

> Received: Thursday, February 12, 2009, 5:06 AM

> In my opinion there is no such science. And it is nonsense

> because of

> several reasons. And when Pandits mention it is to mask

> their own

> ignorance of gems and gem values.

>

> 1) In Vedic culture there are three types of Ratti - there

> is no carat.

> 2) Telling a poor person to get a large gem of certain

> weight is

> nonsense because they cannot afford such gem in Jyotish

> quality

> 3) There is no vidhi of carat weights on gems in all the

> Vedas.

>

> So WHY is it an issue anyone cares about. When it is

> absurd!

 

 

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Dear Sunil,

 

It sounds like you have a good quality and good-acting blue sapphire. Please

stick with it. " If it works, DON'T fix it! " Use the gem you already have. There

is no need for bigger. If you want to spend more money then buy a talisman for

your loved ones. Rgds, Richard

 

sacred-objects , Sunil Rawat <sunil_ibn wrote:

>

> thanks for ur advice sir ...i bought this gem for $ 4000 . should i go for

7.25 ratti ..

>

> --- On Sun, 3/29/09, Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote:

>

> Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66

> Re: Gem weight

> sacred-objects

> Received: Sunday, March 29, 2009, 11:23 PM

Dear Sriman,

>

> Wow!! You must be a rich man. You have a 4.25 ratti blue sapphire. If the

sapphire is Jyotish (good) quality then it will cost you from $800 - $1500 per

carat. But if it was cheap, then it MUST be junk.

>

> The important issues in gems are:

> 1) Quality (flawless, fine color)

> 2) Related to one's Anukul-grahas

>

> The matter of gem 'specific weight' is nonsense. The bigger the gem the

stronger it is. If it's a good gem it's stronger good, if bad gem it's stronger

bad.

>

> But exact weight requirements of gems as you (and most others) are hung-up

about is, in my experience, nonsense. Ratti is not carat. Ratti is three types,

so who would be foolish to advise that gem weight must be " 7.25 ratti? " ---who

would be so foolish? What is the meaning of this? It is just a Kali-yuga

concoction with no Vedic support nor any meaning. People advise " 7.25 " but they

don't know what is a carat, nor what is a ratti, nor even what is a real gem.

Gross ignorance.

>

> I repeat, The bigger the gem the stronger it is, and THAT depends on your

financial situation. So pay attention to the real concern:

>

> 1) Good quality

> 2) Good graha

>

> And get as big as you can afford (without being too big, which looks in bad

taste).

>

> In stead, ask your self about your sapphire... is it a GOOD sapphire? If so

then you must be rich.

>

> Y/s,

> Richard

>

> sacred-objects, Sunil Rawat <sunil_ibn@ ..> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Respected Sir, m wearing a 4.25 ratti neelam from last 8 months. no doubt m

gaining from it , then someone suggest me one should wear a neelam according to

his weight .m 65 kg in weight so i should wear 7.25 ratti neelam .... pls advice

me

> >

> >

> > --- On Thu, 2/12/09, Richard Shaw Brown <> wrote:

> >

> > > Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66@>

> > > Recommended Gem weight nonsense

> > > sacred-objects

> > > Received: Thursday, February 12, 2009, 5:06 AM

> > > In my opinion there is no such science. And it is nonsense

> > > because of

> > > several reasons. And when Pandits mention it is to mask

> > > their own

> > > ignorance of gems and gem values.

> > >

> > > 1) In Vedic culture there are three types of Ratti - there

> > > is no carat.

> > > 2) Telling a poor person to get a large gem of certain

> > > weight is

> > > nonsense because they cannot afford such gem in Jyotish

> > > quality

> > > 3) There is no vidhi of carat weights on gems in all the

> > > Vedas.

> > >

> > > So WHY is it an issue anyone cares about. When it is

> > > absurd!

> >

> >

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