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we have discussed about the food habbits , what about wearing rudrakhsa when

having sex. I guess u should remove the rudraksha and keep it aside. right ???

Namah Shivaya.

 

 

vs_raghuvamshi wrote:Good point. And in front of these kinds of people, the

ordinary

devotee is vivaza and vidatha cannot help much.

 

Even Sage Viswamithra needed the help of Lord Rama to get rid of the

unwanted elemens and attain a peaceful environment where he could

practice his devotion and tapasya...

 

Just a point though. I got a couple of emails directly and it seems I

probably did not make myself clear in my previous posting.

 

I am a Brahmin by birth and I am strongly in favor of the eating

habits prescribed - no meat etc.

 

Just because you have a good life does not mean the way you are

living is good. Just because you are a vegetarian and are leading a

devout and peaceful life does not mean everybody who follows your

eating habits could get to lead a peaceful life.

 

The scriptures prescribe different Rudrakshas for different types of

people,White-Brahmins,Brown-Kshatrias,Red-Vaisyas and Black-Sudras.

But prescribes only one menu for all of them :-), this is what I was

confused about ...

 

The whole and sole reason for raising those points was to get

knowledgeable replies that would further my learning. Most learned

men in this group will understand it, My humble apologies to the rest.

 

Regards,

-Vinayak

, "Kirk" <kirk_bernhardt@c...>

wrote:

> Some of us are naturally vamacharya and vira and life wouldn't mean

anything any other way.

>

>

>

>

> -

> vs_raghuvamshi

>

> Thursday, September 05, 2002 7:33 AM

> Re: Food habits of a

devotee

>

>

> Thanks for the translated texts. Made interesting reading.

>

> First of all, I am not sure how authentic this text is and find

it

> quite baseless. Unfortunately, Hindus by nature tend to believe

in

> anything that is said to be a "Scripture"....

>

> These are my reflections :

>

> 1. This scripture says that a Rudraksha represents the supreme

GOD

> himeself. In that case, why does it prescribe those fancy numbers

of

> Rudrakshas to be worn on all parts of the body. If a Rudraksha is

a

> form of the Supreme, then just one should do. One GOD, one

Rudraksha.

>

> 2. The numbers presented are so wierd, and contradict many other

> texts that forbid wearing the Rudraksha on the wrists.

> This "scripture" looks more like a sales pitch for the Rudraksha

> Industry :-)

>

> 3. About the eating habits, I agree with another poster, the Chef

> friend's views. The scriptures were written in a different age

for a

> totally different life scenario. We need some Guru and some

Modern

> day scriptures to guide us through this Kali Yugh. We cannot

survive

> by just eating Sattvic food because every body, including

Brahmins

> have to compete with all types of people and work hard to just

> survive. This is not the age where one can eat just sattvic food,

> and spend time only on devotion - the other animals will eat you

in

> no time... Unless ofcourse, you are either famous or very rich

and

> dont have to worry about monetary things.

>

> We need some guidance on how to be a devotee and at the same

time,

> maintain our ability to survive in this earth.

>

> Regards,

> -Vinayak

> , "Tomgull" <tomgull@e...>

> wrote:

> > These guidelines are for more of a devotee of Rudrakshas and

> Shiva,

> > not necessarily devotees of God, to clarify. I'm pasting this

> from

> > the file I've uploaded that I took from Sw. Sivananda's

> translation

> > of the Rudraksha Jabala Upanishad:

> >

> > "One who wears Rudrakshas, should not use intoxicants, meat,

> garlic,

> > onions, carrots and all such prohibited things. By wearing

> Rudrakshas

> > during eclipses, Vishusankranti (the end of Mina and beginning

of

> > Mesha Masa), new moon, full moon and other such auspicious

days,

> > one is freed of all sins."

> >

> > Remember that things like garlic, onions, and meat are

> > mostly "rajasic" foods that support/create passion and

> > animal characteristics (sex, aggressions, etc.).

> > While this is usually not good for a sadhak, who ideally

> > would eat sattvic food to encourage peace and truth, etc.

> > I can say from experience, that eating rajasic food helps

> > me to deal with a rajasic world, that is, I live and work

> > among people who are very animal like, and I know I'd be

> > overwhelmed if I played the peaceful tranquil, having eaten

> > only sattvic food. It's a jungle out there for some of us.

> > If I had the ideal conditions, sure I would eat only

> > vegetarian, but I do what I must. However, due to my

> > continuous sadhana, there are times when I involuntarily

> > refrain from eating meat or certain foods.

> >

> > tom

> > check the FILES section for the full text or search the

> > web for lordsiva.pdf

> >

> >

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