Special prediction of Kaka Bhujandar Naadi

We are once 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 interpretation from special palm leaves written by one of the seven sages (rishis), Kaka Bhujandar. His naadi is intended specifically for spiritual persons and spiritual teachers, and is therefore not commonly available to everyone. The reading is conducted by professional naadi reader Guruji Jayaraj. The answers are translated from Tamil into English by the interpreter Shyam.

In this special leaf, Gejza Valent is referred to by the title “Shri”, which is a designation for a spiritual teacher. The palm leaves were subsequently examined by experts from the Tamil University in Thanjavur, who confirmed that it is indeed the “Shri” symbol and issued a certificate confirming the authorization to use the name Shri Gejza in spiritual activities associated with palm leaf work.

Furthermore, Shri Gejza is referred to as “Gedzha”, which in Tamil signifies an elephant (“Geja”). This indicates that this person possesses elephant-like strength and is connected with Lord Ganesha. According to these leaves, the spiritual strength of Shri Gejza lies in self-confidence, determination, and hard work. It further states that Shri Gejza is a special person blessed to mediate palm leaf destiny readings for the Czech Republic, as it is his spiritual mission.

The discovery of these special leaves is considered a miracle that occurred for the first time in many decades of the palm leaf library’s existence in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India. The rare palm leaves are preserved at the Tamil University in Thanjavur as a heritage for future generations and as an object of scientific research.