5 years ago
We are again in the palm leaf library, located in the town of Chidambaram in the state of Tamil Nadu. This time you can listen to an analysis of special palm leaves written by one of the seven prophets (rishi), Kaka Bhujandar. His naadi is designed specifically for spiritual persons and spiritual teachers, so it is not commonly available to everyone. The analysis is performed by a professional naadi reader Guruji Jayaraj (we read "Džejrač" in Czech). The answers are translated from Tamil into English by an interpreter Shyam (we read "Šam").
In this special letter, Gejza Valent is referred to as "Sri", which is the name of a spiritual teacheri.e. the right to use the name Sri Geisha in spiritual activities related to working with palm leaves.
Sri Gejza is also called "Gedža", which in Tamil means elephant - "Geja". This shows that this man has the power of an elephant and is associated with the God Ganesha. According to these letters, the spiritual strength of Sri Geisha lies in self-confidence, determination and hard work. He further says that Sri Geisha is a special person who has the blessing of mediating interpretations of the fate of palm leaves for the Czech Republic, as it is his spiritual mission.
Finding these special leaves is considered a miracle that happened for the first time in many decades of existence of the palm leaf library in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India. Rare palm leaves are stored at Tamil University in Tanjavur, as a legacy for future generations and as a subject of scientific research.
