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Sadhaks and Gurus , Please read the attached article on DARBHA GRASS  and five

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>>Subject:FW: Meaning of Dharbhai / Dharbam

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>Felt like sharing this useful information with you…

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> The Holy Grass known as Dharbham or Dharbai by TRS Iyengar

> This article is on one of the practices widely used by Indian Brahmins all

over

>  using a Holy Grass named Dharbham or Dharbai.

> In all functions, auspicious or inauspicious,

> a performing person needs to wear a ring made of this Dharbham.

>But many have lost the reason of why it is to be

> used in the first place.

> What I learnt from my father is proved to be

> accurately correct by a Medicine Practitioner.

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> A Doctor named Sadhashiv Rao once visited my home.

> When thetopic turned to many subjects, I needed to tell him about the Holy

Grass

> named Dharbham.

> When I told him about the usage and the values, he could not just believe my

words.

> So, he took out a bunch of the Dharbham from me, went straight to the clinic

to

>take an x-ray of his palm, by covering his hand

>with the Dharbham.

>To his utter surprise, he found that the grass

>absorbed about 60% of the radiation!

>When the so powerful X-ray radiation can be absorbed by the Holy Grass, why can

it not absorb the ill radiations spread over the atmosphere?

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> While chanting and reciting some Vedic phrases and versus, one needs to wear

a ring made of Dharbham on his right hand ring finger. The count of leaves

depends upon the function that is held viz.:

>for some functions related to death only Single leafed Dharbham is used;

> for Auspicious and daily routine a ring made of two leaves is used;

> for inauspicious but not death related functions, (i.e. Amavasya

Tharppanam,Pithru Pooja etc) a three leaf Dharbham ring is used.

> And for the Temple Prayer and Pooja,

> a Four-leaf Dharbham ring is used.

> Also, when a fire ritual known as Agni Santana is performed, these Dharbham

are

>spread all the four sides of the Agni Kundam.

>Also, during the Eclipse time, these Dharbham are used to cover all food items

to protect them from the harmful ultra violet radiation.

> Whenever any function is held, firstly they perform a site-cleansing act

known

> as “Sudhhi Punyaahavachanam†.

> While reciting the selective versus, they hold the Dharbham bunch in their

hand and

> placing the tip point of it over the vessel containing water.

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> Thus the recited vibration values are absorbed by water in the vessel through

the Dharbham.

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> They found that the Holy Grass known as Dharbham has

> the highest value in conducting the phonetic vibrations through its

> tip. Later, they sprinkle the Holy water at every nook and corner of the

place,

>where the function is held.

>A Dharbham without the tip is considered of no value, as the

> conductor-type value is lost in it.

>With Sanskrit phonetic sound and vibration, using the Dharbham increases its

value.

>The usage varies according to the functions.

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> It is really a marvel, that in those days of Vedic Era, the Sages & Saints of

Hindu land used to control the Magnetic path disturbances, just by simply using

this Dharbham!

> Apart from the above, Dharbham cannot be planted and grown everywhere.

> It only grows naturally at selective places and available almost in every

>  state in India .

> Some learned scholars name it after Saint Vishwaamitra -hence Dharbham is

known and called as Vishwaamitra.

> If it is kept for a longer time, say for more than six months, then it loses

it value and

> the power of absorbing the radiation or magnetic path control values.

> Dharbham cannot just be plucked straight or cut on any day;

> There is a specific Slokha that is to be recited before cutting it;

> That too it can be cut only on the day next to Full Moon - known as

>  Krishna Paksha Pradamai.

>  A Dharbham without its tip portion is not to be used

> for making a Ring like item known as " Pavithram " .

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> HARE RAAMA HARE RAAMA RAAMA RAAMA HARE HARE

> 

> HARE KRISHNA HARE KRISHNA KRISHNA  KRISHNA  HARE HARE

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