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From: sharjah, UAE
Registered: May 2005

posted May 28, 2005 02:22 AM         

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hiii
today morning i recieved a mail from a friend whome name is
SINDHU and therefore has SIN in it.. she is troubled ANY EXPLANATION?? does lexigram theory apply to anglicized names from other languages eg. an indian name like SINDHU when spelt in English could be spelt in many ways eg. sindu or sindhu ??
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From: Stafford, VA USA
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posted May 28, 2005 07:14 AM         

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I dont know indian words, but it seem logical if you lexi and indian name you should use indian words.

Just a thought...................

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From: sharjah, UAE
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posted May 28, 2005 11:58 AM         

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thanks blue moon
i just happneed to hop through osama bin laden lexi too... well now with you ans iam more confused than ever.......
well does the word sin in the name mean anything ???

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posted May 29, 2005 02:15 PM         

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golden truth! Hello!
Generally it is best to find words and lexigram in the language the name is. But if you do speak English, then I see no reason to not do it in English. As far as the spelling...well that can be a problem. I would say that the person whose name it is should choose the Anglicanized spelling they feel fits/suits them best and go from there. That is why lexigrams of people like Osama/Usamma...and others, are difficult. Which English version would THEY choose? We can not choose for them, or that could potentially invalidate the accuracy of the meaning of the resulting lexigram.
PS.what is the person's full name please? Also sin is not nesessarily a bad thing. The words that appear from our names can also tell of, reveal our dislikes and aversions. A "no" before "sin" is not needed to negate it's negative meaning. This person you speak of may well have an aversion to sin. So sin is then not an indicator of being a sinful person....in fact... to me, it simply means, this is a thing this person simply does not like. I hope I have helped. If there is more to this person's name, even an added nickname, I will check it out..OK?

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posted May 29, 2005 10:29 PM         

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I am non-european and there are many non-european names in my family. Lexigrams work in both English and my own language.

An example of another name that you can use english lexigramming on is:

"Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi"
(Mahatma Gandhi)

However, the name also contains words that were specific to his cause, like "ashram", "ahimsa".

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From: sharjah, UAE
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posted May 30, 2005 02:25 AM         

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thanks fayte and carlo
Her name is sindhu sudheer after her marriage.
Earlier of course it was Sindhu Ravindran before she substituted her father's name with her hubby's
yeah carlo you are right about Mahatma Gandhi
thanks guys
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