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    Puja can help you overcome the grief and heart ache provided you perform it for the purpose of gaining knowledge in relation to the experience. It's very sad to hear your story, we all want loving and lasting relationships, but in this world we just can't get that. She may come back to you, or she may not. This is the fact. Please don't be fooled that you can find someone who will give you some magical mantra to bring her back. In this day and age it is not possible. Separation in love is a very hard experience to deal with, but we must learn to tolerate it and understand the meaning behind it. This is part of everyones growth in life. We will all experience this at some stage.

     

    Please try to keep yourself productive, perhaps focus on spiritual things. You know a relationship with God is the most fulfilling, you could try that.

     

    Hope you're well. There will be love in your future - don't worry.

     

     

    Beautiful post. Thank you so much. I guess I was being unrealistic in trying to find someone to help me get her back. Thank you, again.


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    Great opportunity to learn the beauty behind detachment.

    Secondly, don't force things, and don't wait much either.

    Continue with what you are intended to do concerning your Dharma; if she'll come back then it is fine, else workout for a new relationship after a given lapse of time. But do learn from the failure of your breakup(s).

     

    thank you. i really hope that i can find someone else to love again as i loved her...


  3. hello,

     

    i have been in a relationship for nearly 6 years with the love of my life. we got engaged last year and recently, she has called off the engagement and decided not to move to be in the same city with me as we had planned. naturally, i am devastated beyond belief and getting through each day is difficult.

     

    is there anything i can do in terms of a puja to help me. i lost the love of my life and im not sure if i can love someone again like i loved her...


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    Jkp ashram,vrindavan,barsana,mangarh and one is in Texas or smethin.

     

    First check where Sri Maharajji is residing,then go there.

     

    Remember,the asram is not what you imagine it to be.For the first few days,you feel almost sad and unhappy,but it is the sadhana you should be focussing on.

    Thank you for the information. How do I find out where Sri Maharajji is at a given time? I went to his website and was not able to find a schedule.


  5. Hello,

     

    I am a medical student studying in Chicago. I will be entering my final year of studies this summer. I will have a few months off before starting residency in the summer of 2010 and would like to take this opportunity to spend some time in India at an Ashram to learn more about Hinduism and connect spiritually to the Divine. During this past year, I have been studying and learning more about Hinduism. Once I start residency, I will not have an extended period of time to undertake such a journey so it is important I maximize this opportunity.

     

    I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions of Ashrams where I may be able to stay for 2 weeks or so. I have no preference as to where in India but I am North Indian so a Hindi-speaking area is preferable. I am simply looking for a wonderful opportunity to feel at one with the Divine. I realize nothing is free so of course I would be willing to pay any associated costs. At the same time, I am not looking for a "tourist" spot.

     

    I hope someone may be able to point me in the right direction so that I can organize this.

     

    Thanks!

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