What if rudraksha rule broken unaware

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Could someone please kindly provide me with all of the rules.

 

I have had some health issues, and my doctor as asked me to seriously

consider eating meat, such as fish and chicken. If I do decide to eat meat,

then does this mean that I wear the beads only when I do pooja????

 

ThankQ

Lada

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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yahujatt [no_reply]

December 11, 2003 10:05 AM

 

RBSC : What if rudraksha rule broken unaware

 

 

can we sometimes consume alcohol and non-veg while taking off the

rudraksha mala.What if unknowingly we consume them or forget to take

it off

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Good comments, though anyone can start off with japas. They may not have the

ultimate desired effect though, if not done within the rules of an anusthan,

etc. But normally some benefits will still be derived. Normally, it is best to

receive mantra from someone who has already "awakened" its energy thru their own

use of it. This is the way of Guru Parampara.

 

 

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ashwini yogi

Saturday, December 13, 2003 8:17 AM

RE: RBSC : What if rudraksha rule broken unaware

 

 

Dear

There is no prohibition on any kind of food in the Hindu philosophy.It is

definately virtueous to spare the animal kingdom.

Each food type is recommended for the kind of Varna that you come from and is

also very closely linked to the philosophy of detachment if you have achieved a

state of complete detachment from the state of the Panch Maha Bhoots then you

are over them their qualities do not affect you.

Q on Lord Rama and Lord Shiva,obviously both these energies were over the

state so for them there is no Karma attached deer and tiger skins are one of the

essentials in specific sadhanas .have a significance for sadhakas this i can not

disscuss here..

Every food has an energy[prana] to it and certain energies are contrary to

certain lifestyles.Red meats prana is prohibitted to sadhaks if you will eat it

then you shall age very fast.

If you are doing specific aushthans then it is imperative that you abstain

from Sex,Meats and alcohol.As the prana of these acts clashes with the prana of

specific anushthans.

You may eat the diet which suits your Varna once the anushthan is over.

Lastly Japas are not something which you just start off,there is a prescribed

diet and lifestyle to different kinds of japas.

I would request everbody here to be cautious with your words towards specific

energies and before commenting make an effort to understand why something is

done.

Blessings

Yogi Ashwini

"Baines, Lada AVED:EX" <Lada.Baines wrote:

 

Just out of curiosity, what did Shiva do with the meat, after skinning the

animals, which he used as a wraparound..............being of the three

worlds....do they eat meat in the third world or the lower......than human

world.............

 

The same question for Rama........when in exile, Sita saw a deer and wanted

the skin of the deer for a jacket.............Rama killed the deer just so

Sita could have the skin.........so what did they do with the

meat................any thoughts...................[without getting

defensive].

 

ThankQ

Lada