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MANBLUNDER
April 19, 2013 02:07 PM

Please send me a mail so that I can scan these pages and send it to you. You can mail me at ravi@manblunder.com

Anonymous
April 19, 2013 01:52 PM

Ravi - you said there are 3 types of Bala mantras. What are the different curse removal mantra for each type of the mantras? Is there a specific dhayana for each of the 3 mantras? Thank You!

Anonymous
April 19, 2013 01:52 PM

Ravi - you said there are 3 types of Bala mantras. What are the different curse removal mantra for each type of the mantras? Is there a specific dhayana for each of the 3 mantras? Thank You!

MANBLUNDER
April 19, 2013 10:00 AM

These are the different dhyāna verses for Bālā mantra. 1.For obtaining wealth: Contemplate Her of golden luster, seated in padmāsana and holding a pomegrate and a lotus in Her hands. 2. For obtaining knowledge: She should be meditated on brahmarandra* as holding in Her four hands, varada mudra, a pot containing nectar, a book and abhaya mudra, exuding a stream of nectar (from abhaya mudra). *Brahmarandra is an orifice at the top of the head, a varma point at the top of skull known as athipati. This is the orifice at sahasrāra, the only orifice in psychic chakras that connect upwards, as against other chakras which connect both forward and backward. 3. For curing illness: She should be meditated with white garments. Description of hands is the same as in 2. She should be meditated having luster like that of moon. Her body should be contemplated as alphabets of Sanskrit. 4. For attraction: For captivating others, She should be meditated upon as holding a noose and had in Her hands, fully bedecked in gems and jewels and in a pleasant mood.

MANBLUNDER
April 19, 2013 10:00 AM

These are the different dhyāna verses for Bālā mantra. 1.For obtaining wealth: Contemplate Her of golden luster, seated in padmāsana and holding a pomegrate and a lotus in Her hands. 2. For obtaining knowledge: She should be meditated on brahmarandra* as holding in Her four hands, varada mudra, a pot containing nectar, a book and abhaya mudra, exuding a stream of nectar (from abhaya mudra). *Brahmarandra is an orifice at the top of the head, a varma point at the top of skull known as athipati. This is the orifice at sahasrāra, the only orifice in psychic chakras that connect upwards, as against other chakras which connect both forward and backward. 3. For curing illness: She should be meditated with white garments. Description of hands is the same as in 2. She should be meditated having luster like that of moon. Her body should be contemplated as alphabets of Sanskrit. 4. For attraction: For captivating others, She should be meditated upon as holding a noose and had in Her hands, fully bedecked in gems and jewels and in a pleasant mood.

MANBLUNDER
April 19, 2013 09:02 AM

They are not in the form of verses, but only narrations, for the purpose of contemplation. I will post them today.

MANBLUNDER
April 19, 2013 09:02 AM

They are not in the form of verses, but only narrations, for the purpose of contemplation. I will post them today.

Anonymous
April 19, 2013 07:13 AM

Ravi - I have neither - I am counting on you to provide. Thank You!

Anonymous
April 19, 2013 07:13 AM

Ravi - I have neither - I am counting on you to provide. Thank You!

MANBLUNDER
April 18, 2013 09:10 AM

If you have Sanskrit edition, it is available on page 60 (verses 43,44 & 45). If you have Ram Kumar Rai edition, it is on page 360 & 361. They are not in the form of dhyāna verses, but they give necessary descriptions to contemplate.

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