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  • Mantra For Estranged Couple Strained Relatioship

    Many relationships turn sour because of some words uttered in a moment of uncontrolled  emotions and this at times leads to serious consequences.

     

    Some may result in the Couple being estranged.

     

    Might be for some insignificant reason ( as it turns out later) one might even leave the Home!

     

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    This is because the Savitri in the tongue releases word from the Mind unchecked as words, Sarsvathi.

     

    This has many reasons.

     

    I touched upon this in a Post on Savitri.

     

    After the words are out, one follows another and estrangement might result.

     

    Though both the parties want to unite some thing blocks them.

     

    Today they call it Ego.

     

    Merely naming it as Ego does not solve your problem.

     

    Here are some slokas.

     

    Begin on a Sukla Paksha Chaturthi(4th Day of the waxing Moon) or the sixth day (Shasti) and continue it for 45 days.

     

    108 times a Day, preferably early in the morning.

     

    Naivedya Sakkarai Pongal.

     

    One may use the Yantra provided here for the Sloka Siva Sakthyaa Yuktho.

     

    Utter this 108 times a Day. .

     

    This is the yantra for the mantra called panca dasa akshari mantra which is:
    ka ye ee la hreemha sa ka ha la hreemsa ka la hreem

     

    Have it inscribed in Copper and be strict in following the rules of worshiping.

     

    Those who do not want to use this mantra may chant the sloka, it is equally powerful, if uttered with Faith.

     

    Follow the general rules of reciting the Mantras.

     

    1.

    शिवः शक्त्यायुक्तो यदि भवति शक्तः प्रभवितुं

    न चेदेवं देवो न खलु कुशलः स्पन्दितुमपि ।

    अतस्त्वामाराध्यां हरिहरविरिञ्चादिभिरपि

    प्रणन्तुं स्तोतुं वा कथमकृतपुण्यः प्रभवति ॥

    Siva: – the divine
    Parvati and parameswara are the two forms/bhaavaas of the same superpower – just like the two sides of a coin. If you remove from this word siva, the sakti beejakshara e, si becomes sa.
    Deva: – Lord Mahadeva
    [Devah means swayam jyothiswarupah and sarvasaktah]
    Saktyaa – with you the Para-Sakti
    [icchaasakti-kriyaa-sakti-jnaanasakti]
    Yukta: – together with [you]
    Bhavati yadi – only if so placed
    Prabhavitum – to create the world
    Sakta: – become capable
    Evam – like that[thus]
    Na cet – if not together with [you]
    Spanditum api – even for movement
    Kusala: – be capable
    Na khalu – not becoming
    Ata: – hence
    Hari-hara-virincaadibhirapi –

    even by brahma, Vishnu, Rudra and other gods

    [virinca – a – kaar hari- u kaar hara – ma kaar together represent aum – which is Pranava mantra]

     

    Oh! Goddess almighty! The divine, self luminous, avidyaanirmukta paramasiva, the prabhu, become capable to create the world only if with Tripura Sundarai[the pure consciousness], in the form of the supporter for the creation of the universe. If not associated with you, he doesn’t become like that; else, he is not even able to move, for sure.

     

    Sloka 2.

     

    Maheem moolaadhaare kamapi manipoore hutavaham
    Sthitam swaadhishtaane hridi maruta-maakaasa-mupari
    Manopi bhroomadhye sakalamapi bhitwaa kulapatham
    Sahasraare padme saha rahasi patyaa viharase

    Maheem – the bhootatwa – the earth
    moolaadhaare – in moolaadhaara cakra – the secret part
    kamapi – also the jalatatwa – the water
    manipoore – in the manipooraka cakra – the navel
    hutavaham – the agnitatwa – the fire
    Sthitam – posited
    swaadhishtaane – in the swadhishthaana cakra – between the navel and secret part
    hridi – in the heart – in anaahata cakra
    marutam – the vaayu tatwa – the air
    aakaasam – aakaasa tatwa – the space or ether
    upari – above – in visudhdhi cakra
    Manopi – manastatwa – the mind
    bhroomadhye – between the eyebrows – aajnaa cakra
    sakalamapi kulapatham – thus covering all cakraas in sushumna
    bhitwaa – intruding through
    sahasraare padme – in the thousand petalled lotus in the head
    rahasi – in the secret place
    patyaa saha – along with your partner sadaasiva
    viharase – you enjoy the bliss of aananda

    Oh ! Goddess Supreme! in moolaadhaara cakra – the secret [private] part, you depict the bhoo-tatwa – the earth; in the manipooraka cakra – the navel,

    you depict the jala-tatwa – the water; in the swadhishthaana cakra – between the navel and secret part , you depict the agni-tatwa – the fire; in the heart

    – in anaahata cakra – you depict the vaayu-tatwa – the air; above that in the throat – the visudhdhi cakra – you depict the aakaasa-tatwa – the space or

    ether; between the eyebrows – in the aajnaa cakra, you depict the manah-tatwa – the mind; thus flowing through the various six cakraas in the

    sushumnaa naadi, you reach the thousand petalled lotus in the head called sahasraara cakra and remain there with your husband sadaasiva enjoying

    perfect bliss of aananda.
    Ref.Soundarya Lahari sloka.blogspot.in

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  • How To Write Chintamani Bheeja Yantra on The Tongue

    Devi Kali is said to have written this Yantra on the tongue of Kalidasa.

     

    He immediately started the Shymala Dandakam,

     

    Manikyaveenam upalaalayantheem,Mthalasaam Majula Vaakvilaasaam’

     

    In Devi Upasna family traditions there is this practice of writing the Bheeja Yantra of Devi.

     

    The Chintamani Yantra Drawing.
    The Chintamani Yantra

     

    Half an hour after the birth of the Child, the Yantra has to be written with a blunt Golden needle, dipped in Cow’s Ghee mixed with Honey in unequal

     

     

    proportions(make sure that the mixture is uneven as equal quantity is reported to be fatal),uttering the following Mantra in the Child’s right Ear in a

     

    sweet tone, not very loud.

     

    The Mantra.

     

    तद्विद्धि प्रणिपातेन परिप्रश्नेन सेवया ।
    उपदेक्ष्यन्ति ते ज्ञानं ज्ञानिनस्तत्वदर्शिनः ॥     
    उस ज्ञान को तू तत्वदर्शी ज्ञानियों के पास जाकर समझ, उनको भलीभाँति दण्डवत्* प्रणाम करने से, उनकी सेवा करने से और कपट छोड़कर सरलतापूर्वक प्रश्न करने से वे परमात्म तत्व को भलीभाँति जानने वाले ज्ञानी महात्मा तुझे उस तत्वज्ञान का उपदेश करेंगे. श्रीमद्*भगवद्*गीता-4.34

     

    Citation.

    Chintamani Yantra

     

    Chintamanai Mantra Download pdf.

     

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  • Skyscrapers Private Aircrafts Robots In Vedic India

    The Study of Vedas and the Purans never ceases to amaze me for their depth of Knowledge of Things, Empirical(leave the Spiritual as every one knows about them)

    Rama being welcomed back to Ayodhya, also show...
    Rama being welcomed back to Ayodhya, also shown him flying in the Pushpaka Vimana, which here is depicted as a boat (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

     

    Those who claim the Vedic Hindus had always their eyes on the sky, not bothering about the ground under their feet.

     

    Incorrect.

     

    Whatever we claim to have invented(?) to-day has been done by them already and they had the means of Technology, including Nano Technology..

     

    They had creature comforts, one look at the description of Sundara Kanda o Valmikif Ramayan, describing Ravana‘s Palace will do or the description of Indraprastha in Mahabharata of Vyas.

     

    Ancient Hindus had UFOs at their disposal.

     

    See my posts on thsi subject , on Vaimanika Shastra  and the evidence that Ravana’s Pushpaka Vimana ‘s Axle having been found in Sri Lanak.

     

    Description of Atomic blasts in the Mahabharata reflects what Erch Von Danike has stated in his Chariot of Gods on Hiroshima Atomic Blast.

     

    Identical.

     

    They also had Neutron Bombs at their disposal!

     

    On the Psychological front, they could communicate through the Mind with others, .

     

    Telepathy, Hypnosis,Levitation, Kinetasis, you name it they had it.

     

    Clairvoyance, Clair-audience, yes they had.

     

    They also built Highrise apartments for Living.

     

    Skyscrapers.

    The term.Harmya prathishthe occurs in Bahagavatha Puran- 3.22.17 on Visvavasu

     

    “Harmya means in ‘in very high places”

     

    The Gandharva  fell from his Plane after seeing the beautiful woman playing on the roof of a Skyscraper.

     

    Robots.

     

    “An example is the story in the Buddhistic Bhttp://ramanisblog.in/wp-admin/post-new.phphaisajya-vastu, in which a painter went to the Yavana country and visited the home of a yantracarya, or teacher of mechanical engineering. There he met a machine-girl who washed his feet and seemed human, until he found that she could not speak.”( http://www.iskcondesiretree.net)

     

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    Yantras are devices that control the action of elements according to some plan.

     

    According to the Samarangana-Sutradhara, the primary elements that form yantras are called the bijas, or seeds, of the devices’

     

     

    Vastu-Shastra: Hindu Science of Architecture, by D. N Shukla explains this in detail.

     

    These elements are earth, water, fire, air, and ether. In each yantra, a particular bija element is dominant. For example, we might say that the modern internal combustion engine is a yantra in which earth (in the form of metal) is the bija. The metal is arranged so as to generate energy from fire and air, and the energy is used to propel a vehicle.

     

    The yantras described in the Samarangana-Sutradhara were apparently quite complex. Some of them were made of metal. Some of them are described as svayam vahaka, or self-propelled, with the propulsion mechanism hidden from view.

     

    Yantra characteristics .

     

    Yantras are “well knit construction,” “smoothness and fineness of appearance,” and “functional efficiency.”

     

    Among the robotlike yantras described in the text were “men machines serving as servants,” and “soldier machines.”

     

    Shukla (p. 591) “Each part of their figures is made and fitted separately, with holes and pins, so that the thighs, eyes, neck, hands, wrists, forearms and fingers can act according to the need.”(Shukla (p. 591)

     

    Vastu-Shastra: Hindu Science of Architecture, by D. N Shukla

     

    Citation and More at:

    Atlantis Rising Magazine

     

     

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