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Hi Das,

 

Any suggestions on the KP Horary#, I did send you an email testerday, did not

get any replies.

 

Followed your instruction to the tee. Doesn't work for the 2193 stuff.

 

Thanks In Advance

-Narayan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

gjlist, Das Goravani <das@g...> wrote:

>

> Personally, I don't chant, as I did it for years, Hare Krishna, and I'm

> a bit dis-en-chanted. I'm kidding.

>

> The days of the week thing: I really doubt the Gods care when we chant.

> Our souls like it all the time, our bodies always need the vibrations,

> our minds the solace.

>

> I personally think the power is in the act of doing it, and the hearing

> of the clear Sanskrit, pronounced close to how it's supposed to sound.

>

> Doing it

> Hearing it

>

> That's the power. It's in the act, and the hearing. It gives the mind on

> a base level a type of food. That's the power. It's a fortune to just be

> able to actually do it, anytime, anywhere, those things are not

> important. Doing it. Just do it.

>

> I put the Sanskrit sound files on my CD for the Sanskrit clueless. If

> someone learns those things, then they can pronounce anything. It's not

> hard to pronounce Sanskrit. You just need to hear some of it, then

> you're on your way, but I think it would not be good to say it ALL

> wrong, but rather, somewhat close to correct I feel is good enough.

> Those who stress TOTAL Sanskrit accuracy are condemning nearly all

> Westerners to never doing it at all.

>

> I don't think personally the days of the week are that important, but I

> know, it's a big part of the usual plan. I'm a bhakti renegade against

> strict Hindu stuff; we say, it's the intent that counts most, and then

> also, it's the meer act of actually doing it that counts, the sincerity,

> and the benefits of just doing it, the vibrations, and so on.