remedy measures

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DEAR SAUNKA,

NAMASKAAR,

Chanting Mantras gives energy and strengthen the mind to fight with evils and

sometimes removes hurdles coming in the way of one's life. Three prominent

Mantra from Veda's are very useful to fight various troubles, One is Gayantri

Mantra, it gives inner light and wisdom, Astrologers must recite this Mantra, it

is good when you are in confusion.

2nd is Mritujai Mantra , When we recite it, it gives strength to fight with

evils,enemy's and prevent one from losses. Swear sickness, lose in battle,

living in debit, insult all are death , this Mantar save its reciter from all

this.

3rd is Shri Sukat , its reciting gives money ,it is said that 1.25 Million times

reciting this Sukat will give wealth to five generations.

Ones I thought to upload these Mantras to the file section of the List , but was

helpless to do so.

Mantra is a prayer to the Highest Conscious(God) , to his specific Power,

planets weakness or strength will not matter here as in case of Gem Stones, so

the effects of these is benefic only.

Prayers/Mantra for Malefic planet nature will decrease their malefic effects.

But the above discussed Mantra are nothing to do with planets.

With best wishes to all,

Inder Jit Sahni

-

Sergey

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Friday, March 23, 2001 12:24 PM

[gjlist] Re: remedy measures

 

 

Dear list members,

Please accept my humble obeisances.

 

I deal with Hindu astrology during last 10 years, being

by profession a scientist in the field of mathematical physics.

I'd like to revel you my humble experience regarding

remedy measures. It was at the end of February of 1996 when

a delay of financical support of our institute from

central bank of Russia had arised. It was a danger for my family

to live without any money during monthes. In addition my wife

was pregnant. I'm a scientist by temper and hardly can make

money by any other job, or at least don't like it. What to do?

Then I had remembered, that somewhere in 6 canto of Srimad

Bhagavatam it were a mantas, intended to improve someone's

material situation. It was 'Pumsavana Ceremony" chapter.

I took from it central mantra 'om namo bhagavate mahapurusaya

mahavibhuti pataye svaha' and chanted it on beeds no more than

one round. Although it is of course not in a spirit of a pure

devotion, but any prayers to Lakshmi and Vishnu are benefitial

in all respects. As a result during few days the financical

support from government of our institute had regained and moreover

my salary that time had increased twicely. The situation

had repearted next time in August of 1996. The chanting of

above mantra again improved situation. That time I had toled

about it on lecture for Vladivostok devotees. Pumsavana is

intended by nature for women to beget good children, to marry,

to become pretty and healthy. From that time in Vladivostok yatra

all (almost) unmarried girls had been married and then a baby-boom

had begun. Of about 20 childrens had appeared, and my

daughter was the first (May 28, 1996, 00:30). Now in russian

science situation is rather stable and I ask your bllessings

for it to be more good in future.

 

Your humble servant,

Saunaka Rsi das skozi

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Saunaka Rsi Prabhu

 

Nice posting and God bless you.

 

your humble servant

Natabara das

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Inder Jit Sahni, Natabara Prabhu and all other list

members,

 

Please accept my most humble obeisances, all glories to you!

 

Thank you for a fruitful discussions regrading different

inspiring mantras and other aspects of Vedic Astrology.

 

Probably you could give me a helpful advice about remedy

measures for a town.

 

Usually I can imagine some or other remedy measures for a

person, but what to do with a whole town. I can propose tree

ideas: 1). To perform a big fire sacrifice like that of Rishis

in Naimisaranya forest in the beginning of a Kali age. 2). To

install a Deity, congenial to a town in a local temple at a

suitable time. 3). To perform regular and blissful harinams.

 

Below is a Rasi chart for my native town Vladivostok at a time

of foundation.

 

*---------*---------*---------*---------*

| | | |Sun 18|

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

*---------+---------*---------+---------*

| | R A S I |Jupiter 9|

| | Vladivostok |Kethu 10|

| | (foundation) |Merc. 12|

| | July 02, 1860 |Venus 12|

*---------* 10:00 AM *---------*

|Mars 7| Grinvich = +10h |Saturn 1|

|Rahu 10| 131 E 54' |Lagna 9|

| | 43 N 08' | |

| | | |

*---------+---------*---------+---------*

|Moon 4| | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

| | | | |

*---------*---------*---------*---------*

Dasa of The Sun begins at Feb 17, 2003.

 

Here Lagna is definitely Leo with an exalted yoga-karaka Mars in

6th home. Vladivostok is a strong military fort and a base of

military ships. I can imagine that the most congenial Deity

here is Lord Narasimha.

 

The most worrying situation is from strong constellation with

raja-yogas in 12 home. Of course an idea of moksha is quite

popular here: a strong mixture of different christian

confessions, buddhists, muslims, occult groups and so on. One

famous (non vedic) astrologer some time ago even said that a

messiah should appear here in a more distant future. But

material situation is not very stable. So many dasas carry in

themselves 12th home energies of a losses, natural cataclysms,

blackouts etc. Note, that Vladivostok is not a hellish place:

beautiful nature, not polluted yet sea, forests and hills in an

area of a town. I can hardly live in any other place. But how to

make stable here political and economical situation? Seemingly

the next Sun dasa will be more beneficial (as lagna lord in

11-th home without afflictions). For the sake of people my

friends plane to perform in Vladivostok a big agni hotra. But

will it be effective remedy measure?

 

May be an installation of Ugra Nrisimha Deity will be a

solution? Process of a Deity worship could transform bad

energies into spiritual course. I remember that on May 14, 1991,

on Sri Nrisimha caturdashi it was very strong conflagration of a

biggest bomb arsenal in Vladivostok. Total delivered energy was

about two (!) Hiroshima atomic bombs. That time Krishna's temple

was just on the opposite side of a hill from the arsenal.

Lecture about Nrisimha and Prahlad was accorded by bomb explosives.

It was feeling that Lord Narasimhadev personally visited us that

time. In addition, all protective mantras devoted to Nrisimha

was always very effective here. I speculate that it was a sign

of a special Nrisimha's mercy upon this town. But what can you

say regarding all this?

 

With best wishes to you,

your humble servant,

Saunaka Rsi das. skozi

[Guest guest]

Sergey wrote:

>

> Probably you could give me a helpful advice about remedy

> measures for a town.

>

 

Dear Sergey,

 

May I give you an idea, but not based on any scriptural or astrological

knowledge:

 

You say your town is a mixing pot for people of various religions. To be

effective, whatever you do must get the support of all the people - at least the

believers. Otherwise a lone effort will not help much. When great sacrifices

were performed they had the support of all or most of the population.

 

The temple idea is good, for it is not a passing event, but a place where the

divine energy and grace can be evoked always.

 

But what kind of temple? Get an architect to design a building that incorporates

the elements of the architecture of churches, mosques, synagogues, stupas and

temples. This can be done with imagination and a bit of study. Make sure there

is a hall or corridor of pillars and open courtyard within the temple: it should

not be totally covered by a roof. A square atrium, open in the middle, with the

sanctuary etc. on one side would satify most requirements.

 

Go to the hills and look for a rock of decent and manageable size, preferably of

roughly conical or pyramidal form. Install it vertically with the peak on top,

to gather cosmic energy.

 

Call the icon "JAGANNATHESWARALord of the Universe", a very neutral name that

is not really connected with any religion or sect. But this name includes all

religions in the alphabetical sense:

 

J = Jehovah (Jahwe) and Jesus

A = Allah

G = Gautama

AN = Ardha-Nari, "Half female"

Natheswara = Lord God

 

The whole name is satisfactory for strict Vaishnavites, as the name of Vishnu at

Puri in India, which also has a formless icon! But this same icon is the linga

of Saivaites too. For moslems it is associated with the stone at the Kaba in

Mecca. Ardhanari is a more saivaite name, applies to the Vishnu-Lakshmi and

Radha-Krishna aspect as well. The "easwara" at the end is also the usual ending

of the names of the Bodhisattvas.

 

So every section will feel it is their temple, especially if this interpretation

is engraved on the wall of the temple. Invite priests of all the religions to

hold mass, namaz, archana etc. there in rotation. Invite them all for the

inauguration and let each do his form of consecration, deciding the order

according to population statistics, to avoid any conflict or envy.

 

regards

Mani

 

Also engrave on the wall the symbols of the various religions: om in sanskrit,

the orthodox cross, the star of David, the crescent moon and perhaps the

lotus(?) for the Buddhists.

[Guest guest]

Sergey wrote:

>

> Probably you could give me a helpful advice about remedy

> measures for a town.

>

 

Dear Sergey,

 

May I give you an idea, but not based on any scriptural or astrological

knowledge:

 

You say your town is a mixing pot for people of various religions. To be

effective, whatever you do must get the support of all the people - at least the

believers. Otherwise a lone effort will not help much. When great sacrifices

were performed they had the support of all or most of the population.

 

The temple idea is good, for it is not a passing event, but a place where the

divine energy and grace can be evoked always.

 

But what kind of temple? Get an architect to design a building that incorporates

the elements of the architecture of churches, mosques, synagogues, stupas and

temples. This can be done with imagination and a bit of study. Make sure there

is a hall or corridor of pillars and open courtyard within the temple: it should

not be totally covered by a roof. A square atrium, open in the middle, with the

sanctuary etc. on one side would satify most requirements.

 

Go to the hills and look for a rock of decent and manageable size, preferably of

roughly conical or pyramidal form. Install it vertically with the peak on top,

to gather cosmic energy.

 

Call the icon "JAGANNATHESWARALord of the Universe", a very neutral name that

is not really connected with any religion or sect. But this name includes all

religions in the alphabetical sense:

 

J = Jehovah (Jahwe) and Jesus

A = Allah

G = Gautama

AN = Ardha-Nari, "Half female"

Natheswara = Lord God

 

The whole name is satisfactory for strict Vaishnavites, as the name of Vishnu at

Puri in India, which also has a formless icon! But this same icon is the linga

of Saivaites too. For moslems it is associated with the stone at the Kaba in

Mecca. Ardhanari is a more saivaite name, applies to the Vishnu-Lakshmi and

Radha-Krishna aspect as well. The "easwara" at the end is also the usual ending

of the names of the Bodhisattvas.

 

So every section will feel it is their temple, especially if this interpretation

is engraved on the wall of the temple. Invite priests of all the religions to

hold mass, namaz, archana etc. there in rotation. Invite them all for the

inauguration and let each do his form of consecration, deciding the order

according to population statistics, to avoid any conflict or envy.

 

regards

Mani

 

Also engrave on the wall the symbols of the various religions: om in sanskrit,

the orthodox cross, the star of David, the crescent moon and perhaps the

lotus(?) for the Buddhists.

 

If at all possible try to get all communities to and even take part in

the building of the temple!

[Guest guest]

Anna wrote:

> Dear Sergey,

>

> It's interesting that you implied connections btw. Russian and Sanskrit- I've

> always had an interest in languages, their origins, etc..Would like to know

> what made you think that one (language) has it's roots in another...I

> haven't heard about that .. There are many similar words in many languages,

> as MAMA, that

> is an universal word...Slavic languages have lots of similar words, etc..As

> all languages accepted lots of old Latin

> words- however, it doesn't imply the "root" connection, just common process

> of adopting new words as they come and get established meaning in one

> language- and that happens with all languages all the time..

 

Dear Anna,

 

Have you never heard of philology?

 

regards

Mani