Guest guest Posted February 8, 2004 Report Share Posted February 8, 2004 Namaste Rohiniji, Ajna Chakra is the "Third Eye" Chakra in the middle of the forehead between the eyebrows. The glands are pituitary. The organs are optic chiasma. Ajna chakra is the nascion juncture of nasal bones and the frontal bone. Its association is the "Winged Globe" or "Eye" or "Mind". Some sadhakas who have a special Siddh Mala such as yours, would also experiment with placing the mala on the head, with the 14 mukhi touching the Ajna chakra while the Gauri Shankar reaches below it while meditating. Some reported that they could hear high pitch screeching or "noise" that spins their head out. If this is the case, and if it feels uncomfortable, take the mala off and wear it round the neck instead. The acceleration speed of the high mukhi beads may be too fast for some individuals who try it "cold turkey". It is advisable to gradually assimilate with high mukhi beads and let them assimilate with one's energies in a sort of "getting to know each other process" due to the rudrakshas' magnetic properties. About a Parad bead cracking, this is unusual. They may change color on a person's body due to different temperatures and atmospheres of the locations the sadhaks are in, and the person's body temps. But a parad cracking is less common. Can you describe the crack? Which part of the parad bead is the crack? If you are able to scan or upload a picture of it to the Photos of this list, it would assist. Alternatively you're welcome to send the pic to Shri DharmaDevji or myself. Just sharing a humble personal experience: I have a parad bead that is worn all the time. Its hhhhhot in Sydney (summertime now) and humidity + sweating is on the menu everyday The bead hasn't changed color nor stained clothing and neither has it cracked. Om Namah Shivaya Sy , "Rohini W" <rohininj@h...> wrote: > Dear Syji, > > What is the Ajna Chakra? I have a Siddh Mala which has 1 to 14 mukhi > rudraksha and a GauriShankar Rudraksha in it which I wear during the > meditation time and put it back on the puja altar after completing the > meditation. > In addition I also have a Paarad bead with a Shree Yantra locket in Sfastik, > strung in a yellow thread which I wear along with the Siddh Mala during > meditation. Recently, I noticed that the paarad bead has developed a crack > in it. Can you advise if this is ok? > > Thanks for your feedback > > Om Hreem Namah Shivaye > > Rohini Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2004 Report Share Posted February 9, 2004 Namaste Syji, Thanks for the feedback and advice....I will try your suggestion. I have to find a way to put the mala on the head, it keeps slipping!!!! With regard to the Paarad bead, the crack is from one end of the hole to the next. The craftsman had made a hole from one end of the bead to the other end to make a locket out of it. It appeaqrs that the crack may have developed while he was making the hole which may have widened over a period of time. Yes, I have noticed the color of the bead changing over a period of time. For meditation, I fill a copper vessel with water, add some Ganga wate to it, and immerse the siddh Mala along with the sfastik Yantra and Paarad Bead strung in a yellow thread while chanting Om Namah Shivaya. Then after shaking off excess water, I wear it. Then I take a 5 mukhi rudraksha japa mala and immerse it in the same copper vessel and recite the mantra Om Namah Shivaye 108 times. Then I take Sfastik mala and immerse it in the same water and recite the mantra OM GUNG AIM HREEM SHREEM KLEEM HREEM NAMAH SHIVAYE SHIVAYE NAMAH OM 108 times. I recite the mantra while focusing at the tip of a Paarad Shree Yantra I have on the altar. In the background of this yantra, I have Paarad Statues of Ganeshji, Shivling and MahaLakshmi. After the meditation and praying for blessings, I take off the Siddh Mala and the Yellow string with Paarad bead and Sfastik Shree Yantra then immerse them in the water used during meditation, shake off excess water and place them back on the altar. Then I take the water in the vessel and sprikle some of it around the house, offer some to my family to drink and drink a few drops myself. I hope I am not doing anything wrong which may have contributed to the crack in the Paarad bead. Thanks Rohini >"syzenith" <syzenith > > >RBSC : Siddh Mala, Parad & Shree Yantra/Rohiniji >Sun, 08 Feb 2004 23:37:38 -0000 > >Namaste Rohiniji, > >Ajna Chakra is the "Third Eye" Chakra in the middle of the forehead >between the eyebrows. The glands are pituitary. The organs are >optic chiasma. Ajna chakra is the nascion juncture of nasal bones >and the frontal bone. Its association is the "Winged Globe" >or "Eye" or "Mind". > >Some sadhakas who have a special Siddh Mala such as yours, would >also experiment with placing the mala on the head, with the 14 mukhi >touching the Ajna chakra while the Gauri Shankar reaches below it >while meditating. Some reported that they could hear high pitch >screeching or "noise" that spins their head out. If this is the >case, and if it feels uncomfortable, take the mala off and wear it >round the neck instead. The acceleration speed of the high mukhi >beads may be too fast for some individuals who try it "cold >turkey". It is advisable to gradually assimilate with high mukhi >beads and let them assimilate with one's energies in a sort >of "getting to know each other process" due to the rudrakshas' >magnetic properties. > >About a Parad bead cracking, this is unusual. They may change color >on a person's body due to different temperatures and atmospheres of >the locations the sadhaks are in, and the person's body temps. But >a parad cracking is less common. Can you describe the crack? Which >part of the parad bead is the crack? If you are able to scan or >upload a picture of it to the Photos of this list, it would assist. >Alternatively you're welcome to send the pic to Shri DharmaDevji or >myself. > >Just sharing a humble personal experience: >I have a parad bead that is worn all the time. Its hhhhhot in >Sydney (summertime now) and humidity + sweating is on the menu >everyday The bead hasn't changed color nor stained clothing and >neither has it cracked. > >Om Namah Shivaya >Sy > > >, "Rohini W" ><rohininj@h...> wrote: > > > Dear Syji, > > > > What is the Ajna Chakra? I have a Siddh Mala which has 1 to 14 >mukhi > > rudraksha and a GauriShankar Rudraksha in it which I wear during >the > > meditation time and put it back on the puja altar after completing >the > > meditation. > > In addition I also have a Paarad bead with a Shree Yantra locket >in Sfastik, > > strung in a yellow thread which I wear along with the Siddh Mala >during > > meditation. Recently, I noticed that the paarad bead has >developed a crack > > in it. Can you advise if this is ok? > > > > Thanks for your feedback > > > > Om Hreem Namah Shivaye > > > > Rohini > > _______________ Find great local high-speed Internet access value at the MSN High-Speed Marketplace. http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200360ave/direct/01/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 10, 2004 Report Share Posted February 10, 2004 Sounds to me like you have devised a beautiful way to honor your beads and bless your home! BTW-- I am enjoying the color changes in my beads, over time. My beautiful ekmukhi has turned a lovely caramel color. My brown beads are shading into the color of dark chocolate. My black beads are taking on a slight blue cast. It seems that as they are worn, as one exchanges energies with the beads, and as one oils and tends them, they just get lovelier. Thanks! Love, K. , "Rohini W" <rohininj@h...> wrote: > Namaste Syji, > > Thanks for the feedback and advice....I will try your suggestion. I have to > find a way to put the mala on the head, it keeps slipping!!!! > > With regard to the Paarad bead, the crack is from one end of the hole to the > next. The craftsman had made a hole from one end of the bead to the other > end to make a locket out of it. It appeaqrs that the crack may have > developed while he was making the hole which may have widened over a period > of time. Yes, I have noticed the color of the bead changing over a period of > time. > > For meditation, I fill a copper vessel with water, add some Ganga wate to > it, and immerse the siddh Mala along with the sfastik Yantra and Paarad Bead > strung in a yellow thread while chanting Om Namah Shivaya. Then after > shaking off excess water, I wear it. Then I take a 5 mukhi rudraksha japa > mala and immerse it in the same copper vessel and recite the mantra Om Namah > Shivaye 108 times. Then I take Sfastik mala and immerse it in the same water > and recite the mantra OM GUNG AIM HREEM SHREEM KLEEM HREEM NAMAH SHIVAYE > SHIVAYE NAMAH OM 108 times. I recite the mantra while focusing at the tip of > a Paarad Shree Yantra I have on the altar. In the background of this yantra, > I have Paarad Statues of Ganeshji, Shivling and MahaLakshmi. After the > meditation and praying for blessings, I take off the Siddh Mala and the > Yellow string with Paarad bead and Sfastik Shree Yantra then immerse them in > the water used during meditation, shake off excess water and place them back > on the altar. Then I take the water in the vessel and sprikle some of it > around the house, offer some to my family to drink and drink a few drops > myself. > > I hope I am not doing anything wrong which may have contributed to the crack > in the Paarad bead. > > Thanks > > Rohini > > > >"syzenith" <syzenith> > > > > > >RBSC : Siddh Mala, Parad & Shree Yantra/Rohiniji > >Sun, 08 Feb 2004 23:37:38 -0000 > > > >Namaste Rohiniji, > > > >Ajna Chakra is the "Third Eye" Chakra in the middle of the forehead > >between the eyebrows. The glands are pituitary. The organs are > >optic chiasma. Ajna chakra is the nascion juncture of nasal bones > >and the frontal bone. Its association is the "Winged Globe" > >or "Eye" or "Mind". > > > >Some sadhakas who have a special Siddh Mala such as yours, would > >also experiment with placing the mala on the head, with the 14 mukhi > >touching the Ajna chakra while the Gauri Shankar reaches below it > >while meditating. Some reported that they could hear high pitch > >screeching or "noise" that spins their head out. If this is the > >case, and if it feels uncomfortable, take the mala off and wear it > >round the neck instead. The acceleration speed of the high mukhi > >beads may be too fast for some individuals who try it "cold > >turkey". It is advisable to gradually assimilate with high mukhi > >beads and let them assimilate with one's energies in a sort > >of "getting to know each other process" due to the rudrakshas' > >magnetic properties. > > > >About a Parad bead cracking, this is unusual. They may change color > >on a person's body due to different temperatures and atmospheres of > >the locations the sadhaks are in, and the person's body temps. But > >a parad cracking is less common. Can you describe the crack? Which > >part of the parad bead is the crack? If you are able to scan or > >upload a picture of it to the Photos of this list, it would assist. > >Alternatively you're welcome to send the pic to Shri DharmaDevji or > >myself. > > > >Just sharing a humble personal experience: > >I have a parad bead that is worn all the time. Its hhhhhot in > >Sydney (summertime now) and humidity + sweating is on the menu > >everyday The bead hasn't changed color nor stained clothing and > >neither has it cracked. > > > >Om Namah Shivaya > >Sy > > > > > >, "Rohini W" > ><rohininj@h...> wrote: > > > > > Dear Syji, > > > > > > What is the Ajna Chakra? I have a Siddh Mala which has 1 to 14 > >mukhi > > > rudraksha and a GauriShankar Rudraksha in it which I wear during > >the > > > meditation time and put it back on the puja altar after completing > >the > > > meditation. > > > In addition I also have a Paarad bead with a Shree Yantra locket > >in Sfastik, > > > strung in a yellow thread which I wear along with the Siddh Mala > >during > > > meditation. Recently, I noticed that the paarad bead has > >developed a crack > > > in it. Can you advise if this is ok? > > > > > > Thanks for your feedback > > > > > > Om Hreem Namah Shivaye > > > > > > Rohini > > > > > > _______________ > Find great local high-speed Internet access value at the MSN High-Speed > Marketplace. http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200360ave/direct/01/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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