Significance of Right hand Conch/Thanks Sri Babaji

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Salutations Sri Babaji,

 

Sincere thanks for your kind Darshan and for your valuable message

to us here. Much appreciate your wisdoms about "intent" being most

important. Bowing at your Lotus Feet.

 

Jai Maa

Warmest regards

Sy

 

, "Sri Janaardana

Kalianandaswami" <baba1008@m...> wrote:

 

> Hari Om

>

> Shells from north of the equator

>

> are left handed

>

> those grown south of the equator

>

> are right handed

>

> I found mine on the northern coast of Virginia Beach

>

> it is left handed

>

> I feel it is more the intent that rules here

>

> when I can afford a large white right handed

>

> I will aquire one

>

> and also a blowing conch

>

> but until then I will use my left handed one

>

> this object conveys Tulasi Devi's devotion to her demon husband

>

> and her outrage at being raped by Vishnu

>

> the Shanka is on the alter to convey this devotion

>

> for each of us is God's Bride

>

> and the Shanka is our devotion to our beloved

>

> it is the intent my beloved

>

> that is the signature of faith

>

> God Bless You

>

> Jai Maa

> Love baba

>

>

> , Kripak Sharan

> <sharansai> wrote:

> > How does one distinguish between a 'North American

> > Whelk' and a right handed conch? Please advise.

> >

> > Thank You

> > Sharan

> >

> > --- Cindy Sullivan <ganeshee@v...> wrote:

> > > Arjuna,

> > > Thank you...can you recommend some site, perhaps,

> > > then? I do not know

> > > that I could tell the difference myself, frankly.

> > > Best wishes,

> > > Cindy

> > >