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karkuzhali

@karkuzhali

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Posted: 8 years ago

#941

Lashy ,

It is not fun. It is true. When I typed "Akbarkhan", the predication was different. You can see that in Kausi's reply. After that I edited and typed Akbarmahmoodkhan instead, and the prediction came as above.

You can verify the Tamiltube.com.

Periyamma.

Originally posted by: lashy

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 8 years ago

#942

Originally posted by: karkuzhali
Lashy ,
It is not fun. It is true. When I typed "Akbarkhan", the predication was different. You can see that in Kausi's reply. After that I edited and typed Akbarmahmoodkhan instead, and the prediction came as above.
You can verify the Tamiltube.com.
Periyamma.

OMG...😲😲
OK.. this is serious stuff!

Btw, do spellings matter in this form of astrology?

Then his actual spelling is Akbar Mahmoud Khan... if not, then it's fine...

and yes you're right about the Farmaan... how didn't it strike me? 🤗

In college, we used to do this Periyamma... we used to spend 100 Rs and hire these fortune tellers that roam around in the beach... one time, she actually said stuff spot on... 👏

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karkuzhali

@karkuzhali

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Posted: 8 years ago

#943

Today is the 474th Birth anniversary of AKbar. ( see Abhay's post)

Image result for Jalal's images in epi 150

Periyamma's most 'favrit' expressions of Jalal in her 'favrit' episodes, 31 and 150. Look at his eyes!!

( Courtesy: Putijachahlov's creation, stumbled in internet.)

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Shraddha

@lashy

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Posted: 8 years ago

#944

Originally posted by: karkuzhali

Today is the 474th Birth anniversary of AKbar. ( see Abhay's post)

Periyamma's most 'favrit' expressions of Jalal in her 'favrit' episodes, 31 and 150. Look at his eyes!!
( Courtesy: Putijachahlov's creation, stumbled in internet.)

Awww Happy Birthday Shehenshah... 🥳

there are few people who've changed the course of so many lives to achieve some good, as much as you have...

I hope that no one can ever take away your shine and glory from our history... and that you remain firmly entrenched in all our school books, so future generations can learn from one of the few examples we have, about how to live/rule with the principle of unity in diversity!

Now that's for Akbar ji ^^^

As for our Rajat ji

>>> ☺️

Need I say more?

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karkuzhali

@karkuzhali

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Posted: 8 years ago

#945

Have you heard about "Planchet" Lashy?

It is calling the spirit of some dead person and asking questions and getting answers for them. Normally, they use a big white paper and draw a circle in the middle and place an inverted glass( or tumbler) over that. All the 26 alphabets and a "yes" and "no" will be written around the tumbler. 4 or 5 persons sit around the table and each one will place his/her forefinger on the glass, and chant the name of the spirit continuously till the glass starts to move. It is an indication that the particular spirit is present there. Then you can ask questions which preferably have one word answers. When I was in college, I and my friends tried this and we called the spirit of Bernard Shaw! We got scared when the tumbler started to move and spelt the answers. But unfortunately, it happened that the answers were not correct. Do you know what we asked "Bernard Shaw"? The names of our prospective husbands! The name that came for me was "Kalyanaraman" but I married "Venugopalan".😆 Same was the case for the other friends also..

Periyamma.

Originally posted by: lashy

In college, we used to do this Periyamma... we used to spend 100 Rs and hire these fortune tellers that roam around in the beach... one time, she actually said stuff spot on... 👏

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Kuki715

@Kuki715

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Posted: 8 years ago

#946

Originally posted by: lashy

Awww Happy Birthday Shehenshah... 🥳
there are few people who've changed the course of so many lives to achieve some good, as much as you have...

I hope that no one can ever take away your shine and glory from our history... and that you remain firmly entrenched in all our school books, so future generations can learn from one of the few examples we have, about how to live/rule with the principle of unity in diversity!

Now that's for Akbar ji ^^^

As for our Rajat ji

>>> ☺️

Need I say more?

@bold absolutely right👏👏

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harshal

@harshu27

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Posted: 8 years ago

#947

Originally posted by: karkuzhali
Have you heard about "Planchet" Lashy?
It is calling the spirit of some dead person and asking questions and getting answers for them. Normally, they use a big white paper and draw a circle in the middle and place an inverted glass( or tumbler) over that. All the 26 alphabets and a "yes" and "no" will be written around the tumbler. 4 or 5 persons sit around the table and each one will place his/her forefinger on the glass, and chant the name of the spirit continuously till the glass starts to move. It is an indication that the particular spirit is present there. Then you can ask questions which preferably have one word answers. When I was in college, I and my friends tried this and we called the spirit of Bernard Shaw! We got scared when the tumbler started to move and spelt the answers. But unfortunately, it happened that the answers were not correct. Do you know what we asked "Bernard Shaw"? The names of our prospective husbands! The name that came for me was "Kalyanaraman" but I married "Venugopalan".😆 Same was the case for the other friends also..

Periyamma.

I remrmbr in my childhood few of my frnds had dne it and calld gandhiji😆i dnt knw wat he said and wat dey askd bt my frnds were xcited to do planchet at night time😆

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Shraddha

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Posted: 8 years ago

#948

Originally posted by: karkuzhali
Have you heard about "Planchet" Lashy?
It is calling the spirit of some dead person and asking questions and getting answers for them. Normally, they use a big white paper and draw a circle in the middle and place an inverted glass( or tumbler) over that. All the 26 alphabets and a "yes" and "no" will be written around the tumbler. 4 or 5 persons sit around the table and each one will place his/her forefinger on the glass, and chant the name of the spirit continuously till the glass starts to move. It is an indication that the particular spirit is present there. Then you can ask questions which preferably have one word answers. When I was in college, I and my friends tried this and we called the spirit of Bernard Shaw! We got scared when the tumbler started to move and spelt the answers. But unfortunately, it happened that the answers were not correct. Do you know what we asked "Bernard Shaw"? The names of our prospective husbands! The name that came for me was "Kalyanaraman" but I married "Venugopalan".😆 Same was the case for the other friends also..

Periyamma.

OH MY GOD!!!! YOU are adventurous... of course, I know this... and have seen it in innumerable English movies...

But, I wouldn't dare to venture into something like this... 😲

I'm meeting the first person who said they actually saw the tumbler move *insert more shocked smileys*

So it isn't true then... 😕

Then what could be causing the tumbler to move? Or is it that even spirits can't predict our future... and only fate can.. 🤔

@ Harshu - I'd be scared to call any spirit... even if it was Mahatma Gandhiji 😆

Is there going to be something liek this in Untold secrets too? 😲

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karkuzhali

@karkuzhali

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Posted: 8 years ago

#949

But unbelievably, my friend who was a Keralite, got a Malayali name for the answer ( Some Menon, I remember) At that time, we were stunned and were not in a position not to believe it.. I didn't open my mouth about this to my mother. ( If I had told her, I can't imagine what would have happened to me!) 😉

OH MY GOD!!!! YOU are adventurous... of course, I know this... and have seen it in innumerable English movies...

But, I wouldn't dare to venture into something like this... 😲

I'm meeting the first person who said they actually saw the tumbler move *insert more shocked smileys*

So it isn't true then... 😕

Then what could be causing the tumbler to move? Or is it that even spirits can't predict our future... and only fate can.. 🤔

@ Harshu - I'd be scared to call any spirit... even if it was Mahatma Gandhiji 😆

Is there going to be something liek this in Untold secrets too? 😲

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harshal

@harshu27

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Posted: 8 years ago

#950

Originally posted by: lashy

OH MY GOD!!!! YOU are adventurous... of course, I know this... and have seen it in innumerable English movies...
But, I wouldn't dare to venture into something like this... 😲

I'm meeting the first person who said they actually saw the tumbler move *insert more shocked smileys*

So it isn't true then... 😕

Then what could be causing the tumbler to move? Or is it that even spirits can't predict our future... and only fate can.. 🤔

@ Harshu - I'd be scared to call any spirit... even if it was Mahatma Gandhiji 😆
Is there going to be something liek this in Untold secrets too? 😲

same here lashy... my frnds were forcing me to join bt m nt a daredevil person to carry out such stunts..😆in fact i dint even bothered to ask dm wat der convo wid gandhiji was...😆btw haunting or mystery u are connecting it wid untold secrets...🤣m loving it...😉 at present i myself dont knw whether such scenes will b seen in my ff or not...🤣