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When problem source is not known

9 years ago
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Naran

Let us see how to dissolve our karmas through Bija Mantras.

There is a problem. However, source of the problem is not known. Karma is the only source. There are no other sources.

Irrespective of the karma or reason behind the cause of the problem, how we can remove it?

Contain the karma

Let us see the meaning of the Bija mantras OM LUM NAMAHA and OM VUM NAMAHA.

Lum means earth – a vessel, say an earthen pot. It denotes earth element.

We put water into the pot. Water element is always connected with our Karma. Through water element our desires are created. Because of our desires we get problems.

What is the source of desire – Water?  So, I put water into the vessel. It means my karma is contained in the vessel.

How to remove the karma?

OM RUM NAMAHA – by fire element, we can remove it. This comes from Manipura Chakra. It will vaporize the water. When the fire burns, the water vaporizes.

The vaporized water will go into space – the universal energy – turning into light and love.

When the cause is put in the earthen pot and burnt, the water or karma is vaporized and transmuted into space and light. This is the way to resolve our karmas.

So, if we cannot resolve a problem then we can chant, “OM VUM NAMAHA OM LUM NAMAHA OM RUM NAMAHA OM YUM NAMAHA OM HUM NAMAHA”.

If I do so then we mean,

Om Vum Namaha – the cause of the problem or karma

Om Lum Namaha – I put it in the earthen pot

Om Rum Namaha – which I burnt it

Om Yum Namaha – it gets vaporized into space and

Om Hum Namaha – changing into light and love

How to combine with intention?

For this problem I don’t know the cause. So I am using this technique to solve it.

I visualize the problem, which I am putting as the cause of the problem inside the water contained in the pot and then I burn the pot with fire.

After I finished visualization, I can chant the mantras.

Solving mathematical problems

9 years ago
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AA

What should a student do who gets disturbed if he is not able to solve one sum out of 10 sums in practical papers? He also gets one step wrong in each sum.

Do you have some solutions to deal with practical exam papers?

Naran

What for you want remedies? Not to get disturbed? Or for putting sums rightly?

AA

In practical exams like Maths, if 10 sums are asked, the student solves 9 sums but at least one step he does wrong in each sum and then one sum he lefts totally.

Finally, he gets depressed or disturbed by that thinking he has not given 100% in paper.

Naran

If one does not understand the basics of Maths MUSTARD flower remedy will help him understand the subject well.

Unable to learn from the mistakes is CHESTNUTBUD.

The combination of Mustard and Chestnut bud will make any one understand and learn the subject well.

Any student will regret the mistakes he committed in the exam. Not to regret, is HONEY SUCKLE.

Program Your Life – Part I

9 years ago
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Letting GO is the Nature of LIFE

Naran

When you look at the whole world you will understand we only are holding on to mind.

What is the opposite of letting go? “Holding on to” is the opposite word. Holding will restrict us. Letting go expands us.

By letting go you are discharging from yourself what is not required by you, like Water putting out the Fire. Body and Nature Follows this rule 100%.

Watch the body. What it does?

Whatever is inhaled, lungs have to exhale out. Lungs cannot keep the air even for one second.

Heart – what does it do? It takes in blood and sends it out immediately. Blood enters the heart through Auricles and let out through Ventricles.

Whatever you take in, has to be let it out. It is the natural process of the body.

Lungs contract to let go, kidneys contract to let go urine, intestines peristaltically (downward movement) contract to let go the faeces and skin lets go by sweat.

The mouth lets go whatever you eat to the stomach. Stomach lets it go to the intestine. Intestine and kidneys let go as excretion.

Morning lets go to the noon, the noon lets go and becomes afternoon. Afternoon lets go and become the evening, and then evening to night. Each and every second gives way to the next.

Let go before taking the action. Then let go the emotions and thoughts attached to results.

Ask the questions:

  • What do you expect to achieve?
  • What is the driver desire or wanting behind each emotion and thought?
  • Wanting to control or change?
  • Wanting appreciation, recognition? (Desire for Approval)
  • Wanting more security? (fearful)

With this technique, you are not prevented from doing anything. Let go emotions as well as thoughts, and then Act.

“You are only entitled to Act. Don’t think about the result while doing” – says Lord Krishna in Bhagavat Gita.

The theory, we propose here is a new dimension to Bhagavat Gita and a new understanding of the Gita.

Read the 2nd part of the article here: http://reachnaran.com/program-your-life-part-ii/

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