User talk:Ramrao

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Namaste - thanks for contributions
Sriman, your Wikipedia contributions to Navaratna are very useful. Thanks. I'm the writer of the original article, and a long time Wikipedian. I was wondering if you had any Vedic reference to the Navaratna Kavacha, basically the Nava-graha yantra set with the Nava-ratna. I have 13 books published on the subject, still, I cannot find a single Puranic or Vedic or Epic mention of "Navaratna" as such. The sloka I (and you, thanks) have given is the only one, and its quite recent origin, hardly Vedic. Some people consider me to be a leading authority on Navaratna, with school and headquarters in Bangkok, where Navaratna is "official", unlike india, where Navaratna is folk-lore and not officially recognized. So I'm looking for more evidence - but it all seems to originate from Thailand, where Navaratna is both Royally and politically official. One of the names of Bangkok is "City of 9 Gems". All servants of the King and Queen must wear a Navaratna in order to serve Their Majasties, Navaratna is an official top most Royal symbol, and also Royal award (Knight of order of the Nine Gems) much like "Bharat Ratna" or Padma Shree, but WITH and about the Navaratna. I cannot find any vedic or puranic references to the "Navaratna" - can you kindly let me know what evidence you have found!? That would be much appreciated, and can also be added if referenced properly. Rgds!!!--Rickbrown9 (talk) 21:30, 23 February 2010 (UTC)

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