mantra japa during shrada days

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May I know who asked you for your Tibet Rituals? Or do you want your secret pics posted here?

 

And do not write your list add after your name. It is all bunch of nonsense.

 

 

"tarun chopra" <astrotarun@r...> wrote:> Hello,> > Here is one very simple

ritual, which can help a departed soul. I > have read in book title Tibet book

of living and dying that souls > communicate through smell. The problem some

time is that souls are > not able to recognize their death and remain in this

plane. The > purpose of sharad I think is to liberate to tell them they have >

left their body and now time is to go to their further > destination.> > So I

normally tell my clients to do this ritual this has helped > them always.> >

And the ritual is to burn three fragrance sticks of different > flavors (three

agarbati of different flavors) at sun set for > around a month or for 14 days

and then on the day on which that > person died like if he died on Thursday

then it should be done on > Thursday. Note this is has to be perform by a male

member only.> > Best wishes> > Tarun Chopra>

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To S.Michael - The rule given for postings to this forum -when I joined- was

that anyone could post anything as long as it had something to do with

astrology - without censure or revilement. In Vedic and Tibetan astrologies,

remedies such as offering incense to deities or wearing gems or repeating

mantras are considered an essential part of their astrological systems. I do

not consider that nonsense. All astrologies are parts of symbol systems and

symbolic rituals may well fulfill needs experienced at an unconscious level

whether it is offering incense or joining a Byron Katie seminar.

It raises my hackles when I detect that note of arrogant contempt about

the practices of another person. Shame on you!

Urban T.

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