RE: |Sri Varaha| Nimitta, Results & Timing - Signs/Omens

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Dear Shri Sanjayji and Shri Chandrashekarji,

 

Thanks so much for replying, I myself realised it that I was foolish to ask that

query, I subsequently asked another nimitta which Parthaji has rightly replied.

I have also realised that right now I am too young to understand the timing of

the Nimitta, so I humbly withdraw my query.

 

Thanks Sanjayji and Chandrashekharji.

 

Dear Sunil

 

Yes that is a nimitta, he did not cause the car to come that way right

best wishes

partha

Sunil John <suniljohn_2004 (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Dear Parthaji,

 

Now that is such a nice email exhibiting that common sense prevails at all times. )

 

If you may permit me to ask another query here, isn't this Nimitta

A person came out of the religious monument he had gone to pray, he was praying

that his marriage happen faster and the obstacles be removed. This was his 3rd

day in a row as he was going through tyring times and while driving he was

thinking cant God help him, show him a SIGN. So when he comes out after praying

to the Mother, he sees a car passing him by which had decorations of flowers on

it, the one people decorate on cars when one is to get married etc.

 

So is this a Nimitta ( i humbly presume) and does it say that he shall get

married, how does one time the result of this. Timing that we want is man made

and the Universe has its own timing.

 

With Blessings of the Divine Mother

 

Sunil John

 

"When the Intent is right the whole Universe conspires to help in a mystical

manner sometimes" - the old man

 

 

 

Om namo bhagavate vasudevaya::

Dear Sunil,

This is neither a nimitta nor a sakuna. So the interpretation is not correct. It

is the result of ones own action and cannot be taken as either an omen or an

indicator.

With best regards,

Sanjay Rath

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Dear friends,

 

What is a sakuna vs. a nimitta?

 

Thanks,

Venkatarama Sreelatha

 

> Om namo bhagavate vasudevaya::

> Dear Sunil,

> This is neither a nimitta nor a sakuna. So the interpretation is

not correct. It is the result of ones own action and cannot be taken

as either an omen or an indicator.

> With best regards,

> Sanjay Rath

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