Astrostudents-Group Discussions: [astrostudents] Re: How to read LalKitab?

Dear Kulbir Ji,
In my opinion, the best way to read palmistry is to first apply
durusti nama to 1939. Then start from 1939. Then Read 1940 and 1939
simultaneously. Then read 1942.1942 book is full of treasure. 1941
will be a ready reckoner and handbook for the astrologer.Finally 1952
should be taken. 1952 is also a big treasure of palmistry but not
elaborative as 1939 & 1942.

Regards
Nirmal Kumar Bhardwaj
PS: Keep on, to watch and peruse the hands of the person to whom you
are making a chat or a talk, try to find the rekhas & other marks(you
read in the book) on his hand and corelate with your studies.
--- In astrostudents@yahoogroups.com,
"kulbirbance" <kulbirbance@...> wrote:
>
> Respected Nirmal ji; i am facing a problem, i want to study the
> palmistry part alongwith astrology part in lalkitab. do u have any
> tips to make the task simpler.
> sincerely
> kulbirbance
>
> --- In astrostudents@yahoogroups.com, "Nirmal Kumar Bhardwaj"
> <nirbhar@> wrote:
> >
> > Dear Yogesh Ji,
> > First all i refresh about the LalKitab editions. You might be
> knowing that
> > there are five books. each volume is independent of others.
Study
> the books
> > serially i.e. first 1939, then 1940, 1941, 1942 and finally 1952.
> > There are many methods oif reading a subject. I have been to
this
> sort of
> > experience while doing studies initialy. I give you few keys to
> read this
> > book.This may help every new students
> > *Key No.1*. Consider your self that you are a student of Primary
> class. You
> > will be in this level only untill you read all the five books.
> > *Key No.2.* Consider each lalkitab as Qayda (Primer) and
consider
> it
> > self as very simple and is written in such a language which is
very
> > simple
> > to understand . Consider that this book is written only for you
> keeping in
> > view of your mental level only..
> > *Key No.3*. Think - what a primary class student think while
> reading Qayda.
> > few thoughts of these are
> >
> > 1. This Qayda is always correct.Dont bring the word 'why'
> untill you
> > read all the five books.
> > 2. Keep aside the Vedic Astrology and its rules for time
> being. You
> > can co-relate later on.
> > 3. Grammer is the pressure area which shall be given more
time.
> > 4. Read at speed as slow as you can. Keep in mind you have to
be
> > winner of slow race.
> >
> > Above all, keep away all guide books on lalkitab. You can read
> these
> > books later on after reading all the five books. Think only
> > what you understand dont go by others' words.
> > *Key No 4*. Make a list of Ashayiaan of planets, khanawise,
planet
> wise as
> > you read. Dont go for ready made lists, make yourself.
> > *Key No 5. Dont Try remedies untill you read all five books*
> >
> > *Beware:* some habits may try to start forcing your minds after
> reading few
> > books. few of them are
> >
> > - Justifying/co-relating each rule with other system of
> Astrology
> > - Habit of becoming student of higher class. This is a very
> dangerous
> > habit. If it enters then you will be encircled by budh Dayra.
> > Even a simple word seems to be hiding a vast meaning.You can
> write as many
> > pages as you can for justifying your meaning of a word even if
> > your understanding are wrong.
> > - Worst habit will be that you find an error in the book. this
> > habit indicates that the student is
> > going away from the basic concepts.
> >
> > *Always remember that you are becoming the part of a system. if
> you follow
> > the rules of the system
> > then and then only you can learn it completely.Once you become
the
> > part of this system then only you can have the liberty to debate
> the
> > issues.
> > *
> > I follow these rules till date.
> > Hope you will find it use full.
> > Regards
> > Nirmal Kumar Bhardwaj
> >
> > On 4/28/08, yogesh jaitely <yogesh.jaitely@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Respected Experts,
> > > I have Arun Sanhita LalKitab and Teesra by Yograj Prabhakar.Is
> there any
> > > special method to read this book. I am unable to link the
matter
> during
> > > reading.
> > > Thanks
> > > Yogesh
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>