Lottery Strategy and Using Vedic Mathematics

I recently came across some notes I had made on my visit to India when doing some research on my book. My notes relate to one particular individual living in Jaipur who was extremely well read. He could not only read Sanskrit, but at least five other languages. My reason to speak to him related to my book research, and in our conversation he had told me that he was able to consistently win the lottery at least every month. Now I did not know what to make of this considering he lived in modest surroundings in a small village. However I later spoke to other people in the village who spoke highly of him. In particular I learnt he frequently gave away money to people in need. He had financed the building of three wells, a school, and had purchased a lot of land, built homes and then rented out at extremely cheap rates.

So I went back to the man wanting to know more about his lottery winning. He explained to me that five years ago he had started to delve into the world of vedic science and vedic mathematics. He told me there were some ancient vedic texts directly related to gambling strategys as there were various gambling games popular in ancient times (Hindu's will recall the story in the Mahabharat where Yudistra loses in a game using dice). The man then described his attempts to apply this knowledge to the lottery and over the course of a few months made visits to the city to buy tickets based on his vedic strategy. A few trial and errors, he started to win more often than he lost. The winnings he told me were not huge but after a few months of winning the small amounts, he built up to a sizeable figure. He was able to show me a metal cupboard full of papers which amounted to his research. I asked if he was worried someone might steal his notes to make a profit. He laughed and said no-one but him would be able to understand his notes. So I asked him how did it all work. He told it was complicated to explain it to someone, which was why he was not able to pass it on to anyone else in the village. He said he could go through his notes but he would have to sift through many many pages of disorganised notes. All he knew was that he had the knowledge in his head and sometimes he would need to go back to his notes as a reminder of some aspects, after which he would decide on the numbers to be played. Well to me it was a nice story but without being able to verify what he told me myself then it would remain that way.
A few months later I received a letter from this man with a few pages of handwritten notes. In his letter he told me he had tried to transcribe some of his notes in order to create a kind of instruction manual on beating the lottery odds. He told me to read his notes and to follow the procedures as described, and play the lottery on a regular basis. His notes were to me quite complicated and I am not a very numerate person and so his notes were left in one of my files and forgotten about. Well having recently come across the notes again I have decided to give them a try- however there are some mathematical aspects I may need some help with, so it may be a few weeks before I can play my first set of numbers.
I may ask all readers of this blog to help and we can then test this vedic mathematics system of winning the lottery.

Perhaps we can all share in this good fortune?!