RE: [SJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Jupiter & Index finger

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Lakshmi,

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his/her finger at me, he is showing his authority over me when I have done

something wrong

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font-family:Verdana;mso-ansi-language:EN-GB">As for Japa rituals, it is

expressed stressed that the index finger should never touch the beads. The bag

for the mala is specially made to enable your index finger to “stay out “ of

the way.

font-family:Verdana;mso-ansi-language:EN-GB">Allow each bead to rest on the

middle finger (finger of Saturn) and slide each bead with the thumb. When

applying tilak, I normally use my 3rd (ring finger of Sun) with the

thumb against it.

font-family:Verdana;mso-ansi-language:EN-GB">{In Sanjayji’s book VRA, he

explains that the index finger is called Tarjani and is considered very

inauspicious. In mantra recitation, the beads should never touch this finger as

it rules the “Ahamkara” and is the finger of fall or expression of anger. I

will add more in my book.}

font-family:Verdana;mso-ansi-language:EN-GB">Where gemstone placement is

concerned, this is my logic: The ring finger (anamika) is the mound of the Sun

and is ruled by the signs Aries, Leo and Sagittarius. In palmistry, this is

where I look at one’s achievements, popularity, spirituality etc. We also know

that Jupiter and Sun are best of friends, so for this purpose, the ring finger

is recommended.

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Sunday, January 19, 2003

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[sJC: Achyuta Gurukul]

Jupiter & Index finger

 

Om Gurave Namah

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Namaste Guruji,

I am puzzled by the paradox of Jupiter lording index finger, since

this finger is expressly excluded in all japa rituals.

Can someone clarify?

Regards,

Lakshmi

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Om Gurave Namah

Dear Swee,

Can you check and find out WHY? Why is the index finger not allowed to touch

the mala? I am sure you should be aware, else doing anything without being

aware or having knowledge is tamas (ignorance).

At the feet of Guru Pandita Kasinatha,

I remain,

Sanjay Rath

Mail: 71 Vasant Apartments, Mayur Vihar Phase-1, New Delhi 110091, India

Tel: +91-11-2713201; SJC Web pages: http://.org; Personal Web:

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Sunday, January 19, 2003 3:14 PM

RE: [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Jupiter & Index finger

 

 

> Jaya Jagannatha

>

> Dear Lakshmi,

>

> I know when my "Guru" points his/her finger at me, he is showing his

> authority over me when I have done something wrong :-); a sign of his

> displeasure :-( ( he hasn't yet).

> As for Japa rituals, it is expressed stressed that the index finger should

> never touch the beads. The bag for the mala is specially made to enable

your

> index finger to "stay out " of the way.

> Allow each bead to rest on the middle finger (finger of Saturn) and slide

> each bead with the thumb. When applying tilak, I normally use my 3rd (ring

> finger of Sun) with the thumb against it.

> {In Sanjayji's book VRA, he explains that the index finger is called

Tarjani

> and is considered very inauspicious. In mantra recitation, the beads

should

> never touch this finger as it rules the "Ahamkara" and is the finger of

fall

> or expression of anger. I will add more in my book.}

> Where gemstone placement is concerned, this is my logic: The ring finger

> (anamika) is the mound of the Sun and is ruled by the signs Aries, Leo and

> Sagittarius. In palmistry, this is where I look at one's achievements,

> popularity, spirituality etc. We also know that Jupiter and Sun are best

of

> friends, so for this purpose, the ring finger is recommended.

> Hope this helps.

>

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//OM Namobhagawate Vasudevaya//

Dear Sanjay Guruji,

Chandra (moon) resides on Tarjani (index finger) and moon has a shap because

of moha. Could this be a reason?

 

With best regards,

Sadashiv.

 

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> Sanjay Rath [sMTP:daivagyna]

> Sunday, January 19, 2003 12:18 PM

>

> Re: [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Jupiter & Index finger

>

>

> Om Gurave Namah

> Dear Swee,

> Can you check and find out WHY? Why is the index finger not allowed to

> touch

> the mala? I am sure you should be aware, else doing anything without being

> aware or having knowledge is tamas (ignorance).

> At the feet of Guru Pandita Kasinatha,

> I remain,

> Sanjay Rath

> Mail: 71 Vasant Apartments, Mayur Vihar Phase-1, New Delhi 110091, India

> Tel: +91-11-2713201; SJC Web pages: http://.org; Personal Web:

> http://srath.com

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> "Swee Chan" <swee

> <>

> Sunday, January 19, 2003 3:14 PM

> RE: [sJC: Achyuta Gurukul] Jupiter & Index finger

>

>

> > Jaya Jagannatha

> >

> > Dear Lakshmi,

> >

> > I know when my "Guru" points his/her finger at me, he is showing his

> > authority over me when I have done something wrong :-); a sign of his

> > displeasure :-( ( he hasn't yet).

> > As for Japa rituals, it is expressed stressed that the index finger

> should

> > never touch the beads. The bag for the mala is specially made to enable

> your

> > index finger to "stay out " of the way.

> > Allow each bead to rest on the middle finger (finger of Saturn) and

> slide

> > each bead with the thumb. When applying tilak, I normally use my 3rd

> (ring

> > finger of Sun) with the thumb against it.

> > {In Sanjayji's book VRA, he explains that the index finger is called

> Tarjani

> > and is considered very inauspicious. In mantra recitation, the beads

> should

> > never touch this finger as it rules the "Ahamkara" and is the finger of

> fall

> > or expression of anger. I will add more in my book.}

> > Where gemstone placement is concerned, this is my logic: The ring finger

> > (anamika) is the mound of the Sun and is ruled by the signs Aries, Leo

> and

> > Sagittarius. In palmistry, this is where I look at one's achievements,

> > popularity, spirituality etc. We also know that Jupiter and Sun are best

> of

> > friends, so for this purpose, the ring finger is recommended.

> > Hope this helps.

> >

>

>

>

> [Om Kleem Krishnaaya Jagannathaaya namah]

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