Lal Kitab Plus (Part 2) by Manoj Kumar

As a matter of fact, it is very difficult to understand
Lal Kitab due to its mysterious and Talismatic language.
Rationale behind the ‘Farmaans’, the couplets of Lal Kitab
and remedies thereof are also difficult to understand.
However, the author has tried to present it in very easy and
simple language without using any complex couplet for the
easy understanding of the readers of English language in
India and the rest part of the world. It is also the sincere
effort of the author to save the people from being misguided
by the crooks who take the advantage of prevailing confusing
environment. Lal Kitab originally published in Urdu
language enshrines such effective principles and remedial
measures that it has rightly been termed as ‘The Wonder
Book’.
Lal Kitab provides unique remedial measures to solve
chronic and critical human problems in day to day life and
even serious ailments. These measures do not require the
practice of ordeals, Yajnas, Hawans and other complicated
and expensive rituals which prove more troublesome for
persons who are already in trouble because of the evil effects
of certain planets. These measures are again different from
Tantra, Mantra and Yantra which give various adverse
effects if not followed rigorously in all their minute details.
The measures suggested in Lal Kitab are effective in solving
all kinds of human troubles and tensions without inflicting
harm on anybody i.e. these remedies are completely self
defensive against the evils created by the planets without
causing injury in any way to anyone concerned.
In Lal Kitab ‘Lagna’ is treated as the 1st house and it is
regarded as the house of 1st sign Aries and counting is done
progressively in a sequence upto the 12th house being that
of Pisces sign.
There are three features in the core principle of Lal
Kitab which have been made the foundation. There are nine
planets which are moving in the infinite universe and which
are the symbols of the following elements :
1. Mercury – expanse or vastness
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2. Rahu – the friend and supporter of Mercury, sky
3. Sun – Light
4. Saturn – Darkness
5. Jupiter – Air
6. Venus – Nadir
7. Ketu – The supporter and friend of Venus, Nadir
8. Moon – The Earth
9. Meteor – Shooting Star
The native comes to the earth with his own fate and that
can not be changed. It can only be changed in exchange of
the execution of self. Planets influence in two ways, namely
certain and uncertain during the planetary transit. The fate
depicts the certain influence of the planets. The uncertain
influence of some of the planets is not confirmed hence that
may be altered through remedies and thus the trouble can
be solved.
It is the basic principle of Lal Kitab. There is no dispute
over the fact that the remedies of Lal Kitab help in doing
away with the problem. Planets exert malefic effects in two
ways according to Lal Kitab. For example the remedies
will work when a planet placed in a house exert influence
according to the house but when the same planet start
exerting its own influence then no remedy will work. The
remedies have been divided into three categories – trial,
remedy and good conduct. Trials are meant for quick relief,
remedies offer long term relief and good conduct affects
permanently. A person can remain perpetually pleased by
observing the rules of good conduct and can pave a safe
future for the coming generation. It is described in religious
scriptures and Puranas that a son has to pay his father’s
debt. As such, the father’s debt has been defined in Lal Kitab.
Sins also keep on accumulating in successive generations.
In Lal Kitab good conduct has also been used as a remedy.
We should note that these remedies are assimilated with
our culture alongwith the good conduct in such a way that
they do not appear as remedies.