Guest guest Posted April 28, 2006 Report Share Posted April 28, 2006 Respected Sir A site www.urday.com lists REMEDIES for various issues. Most interesting is the reference to " being completely disease free" by performing certain Yagna's and chanting or specific mantras ( above 10 lakh times). My query is why cant these kind of rituals be used to tackle so many diseases and sins committed by man. for ex if AIDS is a big problem then is there no divine ritual to remove the disease. The most common disease nowadays is DIABETES. can it not be removed completely by chanting the mantras? Please provide your inputs. Om Namah Shivaya. why do some people write " Om Namah Shivaya Shivaya Namah Om" - ShiningLotus Friday, January 31, 2003 7:42 AM Re: Re: hello Dear Mitra Thank you for placeing indicum and indium in perspective for me Thank you also for the reminder regarding the Holy Basil Dr David Frawleys book the Yoga of Herbs has impressive Knowledge regarding this Sacred Plant Next to Lotus BASIL is perhaps the most sacred plant of India. Its quality is pure Sattva. Basil opens the heart and mind bestowing the energy of love and devotion ( bhakti ). Sacred to Lord Visnu and Lord Krishna it strengthens faith, compassion and clarity. Tulsi stems are worn as rosaries and promote the energy of attachment. Basil gives the protection of the Divine by clearing the Aura and Strengthening the immune system. It contains natural mercury which as the semen of Shiva gives the seed power of pure awareness A plant of Basil should be kept in every house for its purifying influence. Basil absorbs positive ions, energizes negative ions and liberates ozone from the Suns rays Basil is an effective diaphoretic and febrifuge in most colds flus and lung problems. It removes excess Kapha from the lungs and nasal passages increasing Prana and promoting sensory acuity Thanks for all your help My Friend DharmaDev Alan Scherr <source311 <> Thursday, January 30, 2003 4:57 PM Re: Re: hello Thank you again dear friend Dharmadev - while I have heard of the herbs you reference, I am not in contact with sources for them other than Bazaar of India Imports for Bala as you mention. Also, I do not know if "Indicum" equates with "Indium", the rare, metallic element I mentioned in my message several days ago. I can share with you that some Ayurvedic herbs are known to be natural sources of rare metals and precious elements. A well-known example of this is Tulasi or Holy Basil, which is a source of natural (non-toxic)Mercury, which is considered in the Vedas to be equal to the semen of Lord Shiva in relation to its sheer vital energy and power. Sorry could not be of more assistance with Atibala. Kindly, alan >"ShiningLotus" <shininglotus > ><> >Re: Re: hello >Thu, 30 Jan 2003 13:21:41 -0800 > >Dear Alanji > >Namaskar My Friend > >Specific to your welcome infomation on Indicum could you help with comments >on Abutilon indicum > >From Context of the Bala Atibala Mantropanishat that we thank Miss Kanti >for finding > >Amrita Karatalaardrau Sarva Sanjeevanaadhyaa >Avaghaharana Sudkshyau Veda Saare Mayuukhe > >These two Bala and Atibala hold in their soft tender hands the nectar of >immortality, also they carry the herb which brings health even to the >dying. These two remove that which hits us, strikes us, they are beautiful >to behold; they shine with a brilliant lustre and are the essence of the >Vedas > >Bala is named Sida Cordifolia and AtiBala is Abutilon indicum > >MahaBala is Sida Rhombifolia > >We can find Bala at Bazaar of India Imports in Berkeley however have not >been able to find AtiBala or MahaBala in the US > >Do you know where we can find AtiBala and MahaBala > >Specific to the herb mentioned in the Mantropanishat the qualities of Bala >work on all tissues elements in the body especially marrow or nerve tissue. >It affects systems of circulatory, nervous, urinary and reproductive and >its Actions are tonic, reguvenative, aphrodisiac, demulcent, diruetic, >stimulant, nervine, analgesic and vulnerary. For Heart disease, facial >paralysis, sciatica, insanity, neuralgia, rheumatism, asthma, emaciation, >exhaustion, sexual debility, cystitis, dysentery, leucorrhea, chronic >fevers and convalescence > >Would be Happy to hear your comments My Friend > >DharmaDev > > >Alan Scherr <source311 > ><> >Saturday, January 25, 2003 6:54 AM >Re: Re: hello > > >Hello dear friend DharmaDev - the monatomic substances in the "colloidal" >liquid minerals found in many health food stores is fine but is very dilute >(low amplitude) in its energetic influence. Thus, the benefit is there, >but >is quite subtle and one must ingest the substances over a long length of >time to see very gradual changes. > >The man in Arizona you are referring to is David Hudson and he found a >means >of extracting monatomic substances from the soil on his farm. Again, the >products that his research inspired are good but not very powerful. > >There is another man who has perfected a means of extracting the monatomics >from deep seawater and then concentrating them in combination with very >high >energy extracts from sources such as the Mount St. Helens volcano. The >products he has created are known as "Liquid Chi" and he offers them in six >progressive levels of increasing strength. They are liquids in eight ounce >bottles and are rather costly (between $45 - $65 per bottle), but they are >a >quantum leap forward in the development of monatomics for purification of >the humna multi-dimensional form and the radical expansion of awareness. > >Thus far, I have worked with Level 1 and 2 and it is a like a roto-rooter >for the body-mind-spirit. The effects are dramatic and immediate and one >must be very cautious in the dosage or else you will catalyse some intense >upheaval. There is a very comprehensive website you can visit: >http://www.liquid-chi.com and that will tell the whole story. > >I highly recommend these products and would love to hear of your experience >should you decide to try them. Another very good rare element supplement I >use is "Indium". This is somewhat different than the monatomic liquids >mentioned above, but does have a profound effect on health and well being. >You can read about Indium at: http://www.indiumforlife.com > >Hope this helps... > >Enjoy, >Alan > > > > > > > >"ShiningLotus" <shininglotus > > > ><> > >Re: Re: hello > >Fri, 24 Jan 2003 20:12:53 -0800 > > > >Dear Alanji > > > >What do you think of the Liquid Minerals that are in the health food > >markets > > > >Many have over 100 rare earths and elements that are described as being > >monatomic in nature meaning the iron, lead, mercury, gold and silver is a > >monatomic element taken from prehistoric vegetable matter many times >found > >buried under volcanic ash > > > >In the 90s there was a man in Arizona working on the relationship of > >monatomic minerals and physical immortality > > > >Thanks and Take Care My Friend > > > >DharmaDev > > > >Alan Scherr <source311 > > > ><> > >Friday, January 24, 2003 9:23 AM > >Re: Re: hello > > > > > >Hi there - yes... for most applications and in most common forms, I agree > >that mercury is very dangerous... > > > >But true alchemical Mercury, if and only if it is properly prepared, is > >harmless to living forms and is actually one of the most potent healing > >substances known to humankind. Some of the most revered and powerful > >ayurvedic medicines have purified mercury as their basis. In such >properly > >purified mercury, the fraction of the metal that is harmful is transmuted > >and no longer present. I must emphasize that this is not in any way, the > >mercury of common commercial use which is absolutely toxic in every way. > > > >The other pure metals such as tin, iron, copper, lead, silver and gold >are > >also transmutable and are available in forms that are very health >enhancing > >to human beings in the form of metallic oils and metallic ash (bhasma). > > > >I have provided a link for your further interest: > > > >http://www.al-kemi.com/Physical/OtherProducts/SolidMercury/solidmercury.html > > > > > >thanks again, > >alan > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >thunderheals > > > > > > > > >Re: Re: hello > > >Fri, 24 Jan 2003 11:58:37 EST > > > > > >Namaste: > > > > > >I also suggest that you look in our archives here of past postings. > > >Messages 323-336 and 349-354. > > > > > >Has been my understanding of major differences not in power but in > >safety. > > >Mercury beads are poisonous. Can have very severe results if a small > >child > > >were to swallow a bead. > > > > > >Rudraksha are benign in their power and is often suggested that they be > > >taken > > >internally or be used to potenize water. > > > > > >Kanti > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >_______________ > >Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online > >http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963 > > > > > > Sponsor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >_______________ >Help STOP SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* >http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail > > > Sponsor > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > _______________ Tired of spam? Get advanced junk mail protection with MSN 8. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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