Paras Mani/It was the oxide.

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Alokji and master Richard Brown,

According to Ravan Sanhita, and some other Sanhitas like SHiv Sanhita,

parad Sanhita.. Siddha Mercury is used to make copper into gold. May

be iron too. Pard means mercury and Rasa is also the sanskrit word for

mercury. So can we see some combination here? Parad + Rasa --- Paras.

The mercury after doing the herbal sanskars becomes stable and

solidified. And according to the sanhita, that mercury yields Oxide

constantly. This oxide is collected and when mixed with molten copper,

makes it into gold. Surely Alokji saw the same thing. It is nothing

but the Parad. The Siddha parad that we get from Rudra-centre is

auspicious, but for auspicious purpose. The same kind of processes and

more, are done on the mercury to make the goldmaker.

see you, Ketan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

sacred-objects, "a_jagawat" <a_jagawat wrote:

>

> Dear All,

>

> Paras is a word which originated from the word Para. Para means

> magical powers. Para also means Mercury in Hindi. I have read

> accouts of a person in the kingdom of Vikramaditya who was trying to

> stabilize Mercury.

>

> Mercury is an object which carries all the Pancha Tatwas. It is semi

> solid and contains Tejas. One can get good powers if Mercury is

> changed chemically and a certain tatwa is increased. Tibbetian

> Tantrics believed that air compound of Mercury can help one to fly

> and all those sort of things. One cannot find out all these as this

> does not have a proof.

>

> The paras Mani or stone is made out of Paras only. It is believed

> that one should never touch Paras through bare hands. It is so

> sensitive in nature that it may loose its properties once it is

> touched. So an object is touched to the Paras mani.

>

> I also encountered something of the same order. I am still not sure

> what the person did. I am going to narrate an incident which was

> seen by me and my friend. Both of us met one Tantric in Pandupol

> forest area of Sariska tiger century. The thing he showed us was

> amazing.

>

> He used some copper and just poured it in a vessel which was kept on

> fire. The copper melted after some time. Then he poured some powder

> like substance in the mixture. What happened next was amazing. The

> mixture turned into gold. He gave it to a person who was there for

> help. He needed money for his daughter's marriage.

>

> Baba also told us that gold cannot be used for personal purpose. The

> generations of such a person suffers from curse of some yogini.

> According to him it can only be donated. What was the metal we

> cannot confirm, as we were not able to test it? In appearance the

> metal was just like pure gold.

>

> Me and my friend are still not sure about it but still there are

> people in certain remote areas of India who posses powers beyond our

> imagination.

>

>

> Regards

>

> A.J

>