Re: Some basic questions

01-19-2007, 01:07 AM

Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram

It is absolutely necessary to take Guru Diksha for constant and
regular benefit from sadhnas. Taking Guru Diksha and basic sadhna
material for Guru mantra japa is not costly. It may be just one or
two months of spare pocket money for even a lower middle class
person.

Even if a person is lucky to take many other special dikshas from
Gurudev and is able to do many sadhnas using various sadhna
materials then also he can not ignore the basic i.e. daily Guru
sadhna. Therefore whatever is of absolute neccessity, a sadhak gets
immidiately after Guru Diksha and there is no need to feel left out.

There is no maximum limit on doing Guru mantra Japa and it is upto
the sadhak to take unlimited and maximum benifit, as much as he can.

Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram

--- In issplist (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "Sahaja" wrote:
>
> Dear member of this group,
> Please, help me with the questions below:
> a)Is it absolutely necessary to receive diksha for sadhana success?
> b)I notice that many sadhana materials are very expensive.So, what
about these with financial problems?Do you know what is advised in
these occasions?
> Regards,
> Sahaja
>

01-19-2007, 04:46 PM

Thankls for the reply!
What is the cost of Guru Diksha?Also, I checked the catalog in the
site and the rosaries are rather expensive.Is it needed to buy one?

I am not sure I got right the last things you say. if I take only
Guru Diksha and do only Guru mantra japa, I will receive everything
I need wihout the need of other dikhas and sadhanas?Then, why are
there some many?
Also.,is it possilbe to receive Gurudev's blessings and even diksha
if one already has another Guru?
--- In issplist (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "sharva_ajay"
wrote:
>
> Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram
>
> It is absolutely necessary to take Guru Diksha for constant and
> regular benefit from sadhnas. Taking Guru Diksha and basic sadhna
> material for Guru mantra japa is not costly. It may be just one or
> two months of spare pocket money for even a lower middle class
> person.
>
> Even if a person is lucky to take many other special dikshas from
> Gurudev and is able to do many sadhnas using various sadhna
> materials then also he can not ignore the basic i.e. daily Guru
> sadhna. Therefore whatever is of absolute neccessity, a sadhak
gets
> immidiately after Guru Diksha and there is no need to feel left
out.
>
> There is no maximum limit on doing Guru mantra Japa and it is upto
> the sadhak to take unlimited and maximum benifit, as much as he
can.
>
> Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In issplist (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "Sahaja" wrote:
> >
> > Dear member of this group,
> > Please, help me with the questions below:
> > a)Is it absolutely necessary to receive diksha for sadhana
success?
> > b)I notice that many sadhana materials are very expensive.So,
what
> about these with financial problems?Do you know what is advised in
> these occasions?
> > Regards,
> > Sahaja
> >
>

01-22-2007, 03:37 AM

Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram

For the cost of anushthan for Guru diksha call up at Gurdham
Jodhpur. Numbers are given on www.siddhashram.org. You can take
diksha from Gurudham Jodhpur even if you taken diksha from other
place.

The reason for specials dikshas and sadhnas is that sadhaks looses
confidence and commitment towards sadhna at the slightest setback in
personal life. In no time a sadhak has doubts about everything
including himself and his Guru. Some sadhaks continue sadhna for 3
years or 5 years then loose interest. Some sadhaks after 10 years of
sadhna start thinking there is some fault in the mantra or sadhna
and stop doing sadhna. The rule is that sadhna should be done until
a person gets Siddhi.
Because of these shortcomings of a sadhak it is advised that a
sadhak should keep on taking special dikshas from his Guru from time
to time and should also have special sadhna articles with him/her.

It is clear that whatever is basic and the most important, is given
to a sadhak in the very beginning.

Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram

--- In issplist (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "sahajagr19"
wrote:
>
> Thankls for the reply!
> What is the cost of Guru Diksha?Also, I checked the catalog in the
> site and the rosaries are rather expensive.Is it needed to buy one?
>
> I am not sure I got right the last things you say. if I take only
> Guru Diksha and do only Guru mantra japa, I will receive
everything
> I need wihout the need of other dikhas and sadhanas?Then, why are
> there some many?
> Also.,is it possilbe to receive Gurudev's blessings and even
diksha
> if one already has another Guru?
> --- In issplist (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "sharva_ajay"
> wrote:
> >
> > Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram
> >
> > It is absolutely necessary to take Guru Diksha for constant and
> > regular benefit from sadhnas. Taking Guru Diksha and basic
sadhna
> > material for Guru mantra japa is not costly. It may be just one
or
> > two months of spare pocket money for even a lower middle class
> > person.
> >
> > Even if a person is lucky to take many other special dikshas
from
> > Gurudev and is able to do many sadhnas using various sadhna
> > materials then also he can not ignore the basic i.e. daily Guru
> > sadhna. Therefore whatever is of absolute neccessity, a sadhak
> gets
> > immidiately after Guru Diksha and there is no need to feel left
> out.
> >
> > There is no maximum limit on doing Guru mantra Japa and it is
upto
> > the sadhak to take unlimited and maximum benifit, as much as he
> can.
> >
> > Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram Nikhileshwaram
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In issplist (AT) yahoogroups (DOT) com, "Sahaja"
wrote:
> > >
> > > Dear member of this group,
> > > Please, help me with the questions below:
> > > a)Is it absolutely necessary to receive diksha for sadhana
> success?
> > > b)I notice that many sadhana materials are very expensive.So,
> what
> > about these with financial problems?Do you know what is advised
in
> > these occasions?
> > > Regards,
> > > Sahaja
> > >
> >
>