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Namaste Helen, thank you for responding. Now I understand better how

things are for you. Its stressful to work 2 jobs as this affects

health matters and physical balance. Its good to hear you are not

expecting too much wealth but enough to make payments and have

savings for the future.

 

Please have faith that you will achieve this with the passage of

time. One day you will have peace of mind when the time is "ripe".

Agree with you that not having enough money, the mind is not peaceful

as you're not a renunciate. Also agree that when there are worries

about money, the mind continues to "chatter incessantly" even while

you are performing spiritual rituals.

 

Which version of MahaLaxmi Mantra you have been reciting? Do you know

the exact Sankrit pronunciation for the mantra you have been

practising? Have you tried the Bija Mantra of Shreem (108 times)

using lotus beads mala? Lotus bead mala is sacred to MahaLaxmi.

 

There are several types of Japa or mantra recitation such as:

 

Nitya, Mamya, Acala, Cala, Vacika, Upanus, Mansika and Ajapa.

 

Mansika Japa is considered to be the highest form where the tongue

and the lips do not move. It is done at a mental level, silent.

 

If you have been reciting aloud, perhaps you may think about trying

the Mansika Japa method.

 

Shreem, Shreem, Shreem

 

 

, Helen Khajekian

<helenkhaj wrote:

>

> Hello Narasimhaye,

>

> Thank you very much for your email. I agree with you 100%. I need

to have that much money that I do not worry about my payments and I

have enough saving for my future. Then I will do my spiritual

practices with enough time and I do not need to have two jobs for my

expenses. I do not look for too much wealth. When you do not have

enough money then your mind is not in peace and bother you too much

and do not let you to practice spirituality comfortable. I live in

the USA the last 14 years.

>

> Thank you for your time and help

>

> Helen

 

>

> narasimhaye <no_reply> wrote:

> Namaste Helen, sorry to hear of your circumstances.

Sympathize with

> you.

 

> One strange thing about material wealth is that when a person stops

> focusing too hard on it, it comes when you least expect.

>

> Helen, are you comfortable about telling what sort of materialistic

> matters you wish to attain? Property? Business? Is it mainly money?

> Do you wish to tell which country you live?

>

> Shreem, Shreem, Shreem

>