Parad Poison?/ Not when its made by Siddhars

[Guest guest]

Namaste Friends,

 

As mentioned in the article "When mercury which is impure is

purified and consecrated by various processes it becomes solid and

can be given a solid form."

 

What it shoud have said is "Mercury is "impure" or "toxic" in its

liquid form. When it is purified and consecrated by various

processes it becomes solid with the addition of silver."

 

(I haven't read the whole thing..) But what it should also have

mentioned is that "Parad making is a highly involved process

utilising prayers, mantras, herbs, etc. with 16 Samskaras performed

in the making process. It is not made by Joe Blow but mostly by

siddhars (example Tamil Siddhars) who have possess the relevant

knowledge and know-how, who are from long lineages of Parad-makers

or Shilpi-makers (Makers of Ritual Art). When made like this,

Mercury is not poisonous in solidified Parad form. When a Parad

Shree Yantra is placed in room for example, it eats up negative

energy like "whooooosh"! Btw, Parad is the "Seed of Shiva"

or "Sperm of Shiva".

 

Parad cups are considered holy, in fact all Parad items are

considered holy in India (to the best of my humble canteloup). The

prayers, mantras and 16 Samskaras 'infused' into parada during the

making process, is one of the elements that makes it sacred and

hence the healing properties, etc. and gave credence to other

properties that are widely claimed or rather, acclaimed in India.

 

I permanently wear a biggish parad bead on the person. While I would

take other stuff off, this bead stays.....It came into my life at a

most negative period when devoid of prana, sickly and under psychic

attack. The moment it touched the body it shut down or closed off

the chakras for a recharge. Strange effect right then but next, it

seemed to enhance or add energy to japa and sadhana, at least this

is what happened for me. Good for clearing negative energies,

lifting the spirits when all seems dark and highly protective.

Despite the hot and humid temps of Ozzie summers going up to 30-odd

degrees celsius, the bead hasn't changed color, sweat, pollution,

diet, body chemicals and all combined, amazing.

 

Om GuNg Ganapataye Namo Namaha

Simone (or Sy)

 

 

, james richard <nhraddude71>

wrote:

> Hi, Quick questuion, Is parad as poisones as mercury.? I have seen

a website selling cups made out of parad for drinking elixor or puja

offering from. They also recomend dipping parad into water and

drinking it for its health benifits. They are saying it cures asma,

bowl problems, and stimulates the sex drive. If what you say is true

we need to stop this before someone gets killed.

>

>

James

> kalipadma@j... wrote:

>

> Parad is mercury analgam with silver. If it touches another metal

(like

> the copper plate suggested in the puja) it turns where it touched

to a

> grey color. Mercury is poisonous, so I don't recommend touching

it with

> your skin. Some suggest painting it with clear varnish before

using it.

> If you put "parad" in a web search engine, you should come up with

> several Indian companies that sell statues and objects made of this

> "solidified mercury."

>

> And I always thought that <Vajra> was used to describe either

diamond, or

> carved quartz crystal.

>

> I have a small quartz crystal Ganapati statue on my altar. He

looks

> gorgeous by candlelight, and is reputed to be the form of "Rina-

mochana

> Ganapati," the Ganesha who removes debts.

>

> -- Len/ Kalipadma

>

>

[Guest guest]

Len was making it sound like this holy purifying

parad was dangerous

and that it should be coated to prevent mercury poisoning. This probabally would

defeat the perpous of having some thing this precious. Im sure if it was that

dangerous they would have stopped making it hundreds of years ago. The way he

described it made as

much sense as holy water laced with sianide. I havnt bought any yet but I saw a

big selection at a sight called astroshastra.com. Do you know if they are

reputable? If not can you recomend someplace else. I need all the positive

influence on my Karma I can get. I know that we say everything is one but I

feal influenced by some kind of evil force that wants me to slip up and become

to absorbed in the illusion to see the light.

 

Thanks , and

may Ganesh rain his boons down upon you, James

 

Simone <syzenith .au> wrote:

Namaste Friends,As mentioned in the article "When mercury which is impure

ispurified and consecrated by various processes it becomes solid andcan be

given a solid form."What it shoud have said is "Mercury is "impure" or "toxic"

in its liquid form. When it is purified and consecrated by various processes

it becomes solid with the addition of silver."(I haven't read the whole

thing..) But what it should also have mentioned is that "Parad making is a

highly involved process utilising prayers, mantras, herbs, etc. with 16

Samskaras performed in the making process. It is not made by Joe Blow but

mostly by siddhars (example Tamil Siddhars) who have possess the relevant

knowledge and know-how, who are from long lineages of Parad-makers or

Shilpi-makers (Makers of Ritual Art). When made like this,

Mercury is not poisonous in solidified Parad form. When a Parad Shree Yantra is

placed in room for example, it eats up negative energy like "whooooosh"! Btw,

Parad is the "Seed of Shiva" or "Sperm of Shiva". Parad cups are considered

holy, in fact all Parad items are considered holy in India (to the best of my

humble canteloup). The prayers, mantras and 16 Samskaras 'infused' into parada

during the making process, is one of the elements that makes it sacred and

hence the healing properties, etc. and gave credence to other properties that

are widely claimed or rather, acclaimed in India.I permanently wear a biggish

parad bead on the person. While I would take other stuff off, this bead

stays.....It came into my life at a most negative period when devoid of prana,

sickly and under psychic attack. The moment it touched the body it shut down

or closed off the chakras for a recharge. Strange

effect right then but next, it seemed to enhance or add energy to japa and

sadhana, at least this is what happened for me. Good for clearing negative

energies, lifting the spirits when all seems dark and highly protective.

Despite the hot and humid temps of Ozzie summers going up to 30-odd degrees

celsius, the bead hasn't changed color, sweat, pollution, diet, body chemicals

and all combined, amazing.Om GuNg Ganapataye Namo NamahaSimone (or Sy)--- In

, james richard <nhraddude71> wrote:> Hi, Quick

questuion, Is parad as poisones as mercury.? I have seen a website selling cups

made out of parad for drinking elixor or puja offering from. They also recomend

dipping parad into water and drinking it for its health benifits. They are

saying it cures asma, bowl problems, and stimulates the sex drive. If what you

say is true we need to stop this before someone gets

killed.> >

James> kalipadma@j... wrote:> > Parad is mercury analgam with silver. If

it touches another metal (like> the copper plate suggested in the puja) it

turns where it touched to a> grey color. Mercury is poisonous, so I don't

recommend touching it with> your skin. Some suggest painting it with clear

varnish before using it. > If you put "parad" in a web search engine, you

should come up with> several Indian companies that sell

statues and objects made of this> "solidified mercury."> > And I always thought

that <Vajra> was used to describe either diamond, or> carved quartz crystal.> >

I have a small quartz crystal Ganapati statue on my altar. He looks> gorgeous

by candlelight, and is reputed to be the form of "Rina-mochana> Ganapati," the

Ganesha who removes debts.> > -- Len/ Kalipadma>

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