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Re: FRAUD STEFAN ANDERSON 'kasha' <shukra@sympatico.ca> <stephen4359@sympatico.ca>



In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 
 kasha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> posted: 
> [...]

A previous name and address of the con artist "Kasha":

"Stefan Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Current address:

"kasha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Posts from:

HSE-MTL-ppp69489.qc.sympatico.ca
HSE-MTL-ppp69210.qc.sympatico.ca

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Jai Maharaj
http://www.mantra.com/jai
Om Shanti
 
> Dr. Jai Maharaj wrote:
> 
> > A post from the past:
> >
> > Tarot originated in Bharat, aka India, thousands of
> > years ago.  The Roma, aka Gypsy, people brought it to
> > the West around 1000 CE. Three excerpts are offered:
> >
> > Excerpt 1
> >
> > "Preface to TZIGANE TAROT (Tarot of the Roms)
> >   By Tchalai
> >     "[...] We Roms possess Tarots which have come to us
> > from the 'Chaturangas' that our ancestors the Rajput
> > Princes had painted on round pieces of mother-of-pearl or
> > leather. We draw them for one another following our
> > elaborate and familiar laws which make life so livable.
> > The present one was made for a brother, or a non-Tzigane
> > cousin, who humbly wishes to forsake his prejudices and
> > ready-made ideas (for which he naturally bears no
> > responsibility), and open his mind to our true story, our
> > true inner landscape, to our people as a whole. For this
> > reason, the Tzigane Tarot is termed 'ethnological game'.
> > [...]
> >    Source - http://www.romani.org/rtchalai.html
> >
> > Excerpt 2
> >
> > "Roma (Gypsy) Origins & History
> >      "Because recorded history of the Roma prior to their
> > first documented appearances in Europe in the early 15th
> > century is non-existent, there has been much debate as to
> > their origins and early migration. Based on linguistic
> > evidence (the similarity of the Romany language to Hindi,
> > Panjabi, and related languages of Northern India) and
> > anthropological evidence (body habitus and ABO blood
> > group distributions closely approximating those of the
> > warrior classes of northern India)(7), there is now a
> > clear consensus of opinion that the modern day Roma of
> > the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and the Americas
> > originated in Northwestern India. There is also a general
> > consensus regarding the approximate timing of their
> > emigration, or at least the bulk of it if you believe in
> > more than one wave of emigration - ie in the 11th
> > century. [...]"
> >    Source - http://www.romani.org/local/romhist.html
> >
> > Excerpt 3
> >
> > "Hindu Timeline
> >  [...]
> > 1000CE to 1500
> >      1000 - World population is 265 million. India
> > population is 79 million, 29.8% of world.
> >      ca 1000 - A few Hindu communities from Rajasthan,
> > Sindh and other areas, the ancestors of present-day
> > Romani, or Gypsies, gradually move to Persia and on to
> > Europe. [...]
> >      Source - http://www.hinduism-today.com/1994/12/
> >
> > Jai Maharaj
> > Jyotishi, Vedic Astrologer
> > Creator of newsgroups alt.jyotish, alt.language.hindi, alt.religion.hindu
> > http://www.mantra.com/jyotish
> > http://www.mantra.com/jai
> > Om Shanti
> 



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