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#Suta#
"... Pearls found in the stems of
bamboos or in the temples of elephants and wild
boars or in the mouths of whales or in the
entrails of conch-shells, are devoid of luster,
though possessed of other auspicious virtues."
#Varahamihira#
"The pearls from whales resemble
a fish's eye, are large, pure, and of great
value. "
"The pearls from... whales... ought not to be
perforated and as they possess inestimable
virtues or excellences, no price has been fixed
for them by the authorities. "
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OCCULT TREASURES
Fish pearl |
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Meena Mukta (fish pearls): Brown
colored stones formed within fishes.
Gives uncountable wealth and blessings
of gods. Cabot, a stone in a particular
fish, possessed the power of foretelling
weather, being clear and shiny when the
skies were favorable, and cloudy when
portending storms. Fish pearl – This
fish pearl is like the eye of fish but
big in size. This is a highly sacred
Bezoar, which purifies kilometers of
area where it is present. it destroy
Vastu doshas and gives blessings of lord
Varuna. Fish symbolizes Meena Ketana
–(lord Kamdev the great wish fulfiller).
So it is gratifies all your desires and
gives emancipation at the end of life as
spices is the symbol of emancipation. It
also confers great prosperity as the
symbol of Maha Laxmi, the wealth god of
Hindu.
 The
fish pearl is a highly
precious treasure and should be
preserved in the home for
protection, good health, wealth and
happiness . realization of
ambition , recovery from grave
illness, successful romance, happy
marred life are the result of such a
Mina Mukta.
Starting from Price:
$1179 or Rs.50000/- onwards.
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 According
to Varaha Mihira Meena Mukta gives
great wealth, wisdom, physical
wellbeing and happiness for all
times to come. It is so sacred that
if it is lost then it is never comes
to hand again. It purifies
kilometers of space where it is
present. A great blessing indeed .
Starting from
Price: $1414 or Rs.60000/-
onwards.
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 These
translucent pearl bless one with
great wealth, recovery from grave
illness, religious, and unusual enjoyment of wealth and reputation. A blessing of water god Varuna.
Starting from Price:
$1249 or Rs.53000/-
onwards.
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 Glory,
wealth
and fortune are the common property
of a fish pearl great happiness, high intellectual ability,
freedom from imprisonment, legacy,
successes in
love affair, great mental ability
and occult ability and treasure are
acquired by the wearer easily.
Starting from Price: $1556 or Rs.66000/-
onwards.
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 A
greet stone indeed it makes the
wearer invincible wealthy courageous
and honored by the public. Even a
pauper becomes wealthy and enjoys
pleasure by wearing such a pearl .
Starting from Price; $1438 or Rs.61000/-
onwards.
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 Meena
Mukta is good for barren lady and
infertile male. A general leader
becomes a ruler by wearing Meena
Mukta . Even a person suffering from
serious diseases get cured and
enjoys long life .
Starting from Price: $1367 or Rs.58000/-
onwards.
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 Meena
Mukta is said to be blessing of
Mahalaxmi. It confers wealth,
wisdom, freedom from misery and
health hazards, total achievement.
Even a person realized its
spiritual power very quickly . Starting
from
Price: $1485 or Rs.63000/-
onwards.
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 These
are pearl like- Meena Mukta in
Bruhat
Samhita, the great Varaha Mihira
explains it as a emblem of
virtue, truth, wisdom and
wealth. Even it is believed to
give emancipation after death.
One of the best variety of fish
pearl. Starting from Price: $2334 or Rs.99000/-
onwards.
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Fish
In Christianity, the fish
is a symbol of abundance and faith as observed
in the Biblical story of fishes and loaves.
There are also several Biblical references as
Christ and his disciples being “fishers of men.”
Here, man is represented as the transformational
fish and the ocean is a symbol of the abyss of
sin in which man finds himself. Pagan traditions
recognized the fish as a feminine symbol of
fertility and an attribute of the Goddess.
Water
is a natural emblem of the flow of the Divine
Mother principal, and as such, all creatures of
the water (including fish) are aspects of the
fertility and power of the female deity.
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