Eager to meet u ji/To Roan

[Guest guest]

Namaste Roan,

 

"Namaste" means roughly "i greet the divine in you'.. Ji is just a

general honorific term used for addressing those we respect or those

older than us. Please just simply call me Simone. i am female )

not a 'sir' ) Simon is male. Simone is female..

 

Are you Eurasian? just wondering about your name Roan, hope you

don't mind me asking such a personal question.....

 

Thanx for reminding about watermelons and honey dew, yummm! i love

rambutans and mangosteens too. also rojak and lontong. do you know

of good place that sells lontong?

 

Thank you for constructive suggestions; appreciate your input very

much too..

Ginger is good for removing wind from tummy, also good for travel

sickness or motion sickness like seasickness. also good for rubbing

on joints for arthritic ailments. but for cooling body system like

my lousy type, it doesn't work..... tried it before.

 

Another treatment was when chinese medicine woman used porcelain

spoon to scrub my skin very hard until red and blue black to

disperse the heat..... Never again! Can you imagine the bruising

on sensitive skin? After that, had to wear long sleeves and

trousers to hide skin. Got ever hotter......zz

 

Also jump into swimming pool at friend's condo in Simei to cool

off ) Then to Marine Parade to hop into salt water at seaside.

Breathing or pranayama exercises help to a certain degree but when

traveling on hectic and tight schedule, no time for private sadhana

and hotels don't allow incense, etc.

 

One dear friend who is also member of this group suggested tying a

portable aircond to me with a lead so i can walk around with it )

 

(J..from Singapore, if you are reading this, please don't laugh at

me!)

 

Regarding oiling of beads in a climate like Singapore, best to do it

once a month at least. Especially if you also wash them during

shower. Better to take off beads during shower. Wash them with

mild soapy water once a month, let it dry naturally and then oil

with mixture of cold-pressed almond oil and sandalwood essential

oil. This conditions the beads and keeps them well maintained for

many generations like heirlooms, especially for very high mukhi

beads.

 

At present, there are no rudraksha groups in Singapore for sharing

of information and study. If friends on this group from Singapore

are interested in forming a study and support group, i shall be very

happy to assist when i come around August/Sept 2005.

 

When are the cooler months in Singapore? We can have Rudraksha

workshop classes and rudraksha exhibition activities if there is

enough interest from Singaporeans. Very happy to talk about

rudraksha until my last breath )

 

Thanx too for giving your phone number. Shall write it down and

will be sure to also contact you when i come over. You are very

kind in offering to help me make old memories return, bless you 1000-

fold.

 

I do not recognise singapore any more. All the old roads were gone,

so many new condos, tall buildings, no more kampungs, no more pasar

malam, so many new locations that i never even heard of. Orchard

road made my eyes spin dizzy )

 

The only places I loved was Little India, Serangoon Road and one

particular shop that sells pictures of deities in old telok kurau

road?? Also some murthi shops, and of course the Temples!! Not sure

if spelling is correct for telok kurau road in Little India. Its

near the small food court where Indians sell food, clothes, there's

even a lady tailor there. i think also near Krishna temple on the

corner of Bencoolen street? Not sure..

 

btw, is the Causeway to Johore Bahru always packed and busy all the

way across? There is a temple there with 20-foot tall MaaKali

murthi.

 

Very honoured too, to make your acquaintance, thank you once again

Roan.

 

Ommmm and bountiful blessings

Simone

 

, "roankz"

<roankz@s...> wrote:

>

> Namasteji,

>

> I honoured and happy to have to received ur reply. U sure read and

sound energetic. We must meet sir, pls do let me know when.

>

> If u allow me to aid u in the "Hot " climate over here, u could

take alot of water-melon, honey-dew which has in itself naturally

the properties to reduce the inner temperature of our mankind.

Periodically, gingerly oil massage and soak in this oil does a

marvellous effect on the inner heat. I have been told if u mediate

use often the left nostril. This by breathe will neutralise the

impact of heat and retain the benefits therein. Pls note the

massage should always be done away from the body. Why not give it an

attempt. U are at liberty to correct me if i am wrong.

>

> A questionji, how often are we to do the oiling on the rudras. I

am wearing them and only have them removed at night. I do wash them

during my baths.

>

> I provide my mobile number as 9118 2848, pls do call or email me

the day u would be comming to singapore. Do we have groups in

singapore where we can meet,share and clear.

>

> U show sound to have missed singapore. Pls allow me a chance to

have your memories return. I am sure ur presence here would be

appreciated by many friends.

>

> Till next, do take care.

>

> OM Namah SIVAYA

>

> Best Regards,

>

> Roan

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