top of page

Software codes of mantra,

tantra, witchcraft, black magic, evil eye, evil tongue &c

VED from VICTORIA INSTITUTIONS

VED.jpg
MantraAnchor

It is foretold! The torrential flow of inexorable destiny!

23 A detour to a side theme: English colonial administration



The mentioned item is a practical item that is currently practised in India. In government offices, members of the public are deliberately made to mingle and mix and deal and make ‘humble’ request to the government peons and clerks. The problem here is that the government peons and clerks are lowly in the official hierarchy. There are many verbal barriers kept in position to demark their lowliness, when they have to interact with their superior ‘officers’.

This was an item that was not allowed in the British-India. British-India was actually not the whole of the subcontinent. What is generally understood as British-India actually consisted to two entirely different administrative systems.


One was the English administered areas, which was the actual British-India. In this location, the officer classes, both the native-British as well as the natives of the location, were good in English. The administration was conducted in English. The members of the public were to deal directly with the officers in the office. The officers would give the public requests to the concerned clerks. The clerks will process them and give them back to the officers. The officers would give the processed files back to the person who submitted the request on the specified date. If any clerk was absent, the officer himself will the finish the file and give it back on the mentioned date.


The other administrative system was in the various kingdoms. Even though they all recreated their administrative systems in direct imitation of the English administrative systems in British-India, the administration was in the native feudal languages. The members of the public had to meet and cajole the various clerks and peons. The clerks and peons had to be extended due ‘respect’ and homage in the form of bribes and other articles as their due rights. This processing by the lowly persons would degrade not only that specific person, but all members of the public. In their innate codes, they would end up with a numerical value that proclaims that they are subordinate to the government peons and clerks.


There is much to be mentioned with regard to this. However, I cannot take it up here, as the conversation would move to another location. Yet, I must mention that as of now, the whole of India as well Pakistan and Bangladesh has this latter kind of public administration. The other higher stature-to–the-citizen administration has totally vanished.


 

00. Book profile

Prologue

01. Intro

02. The frill issues

03. The deeper themes

04. Code view, design view & real view

05. The exact danger in social development

06. The fabulous un-detection

07. The machinery of disparaging

08. Lost in translation

09. A hint of the codes behind solid reality

10. Codes of Aiyitham

11. Upward lifting power

12. Codes of ‘respect’

13. The code version view of human beings

14. An observation at a personal level

15. A very powerful experiment

16. Locating the Voodoo-acting location

17. The continuous wobbling

18. The arena of Sensations

19. Words that crush and those that stretch

20. Software codes of Shamanism

21. Other supernatural software items

22. The issue of touching and of un-touch-ability

23. A detour to English colonial administration

24. Back to repulsions in touch

25. A supernatural way to off-set negativity

26. Allusions to the anecdotal black-tongue

27. Metamorphosing into a hermit

28. Back to the eerie realm of Evil Eyes

29. A thing that can provoke the evil eye

30. From my personal experience

31. Detecting an inserted code

32. The viewing angle

33. The Codes of touch

34. Gadgetries of degrading

35. Issue of viewing

36. A clue from the epics of the landscape

37. What bodes ill for England

38. Codes of imagination

39. The slow rattling and the rearrangement

40. Astrology and other divinations

41. Hidden codes in spiritual scriptures

42. The curse of the serpents

43. The ambit of a disaster

44. Nonsensical theories of communication

45. Continuing on the serpent theme

46. Jinxed buildings

47. Jinxed positions around a place of worship

48. The second item: the broken mirror

49. Supernatural codes of building design

50. The spoken word and the effect of pronunciation

51. The Pied-Piper-of-Hamelin capacity

52. The diffusion of numerical values

53. The litmus test of stature codes

54. The working of the breached codes

55. On to the attributes of ‘sensation’

56. Miscellaneous items

57. Decoding bird signs

58. Use of urine, hair, nail, blood etc. in black arts

59. Lucky stones

60. Sleeping positions

61. The proof of the pudding

62. A software based disease treatment system

63. The power of indicant words to redesign

64. The other means to investigate

65. The fabulous ‘n’ word

66. Yantram

67. A warm talisman

68. Computer coding in feudal languages

69. Commentary 1

70. Commentary 2

71. Commentary 3

72. Commentary 4


 

bottom of page