COMMENTS


Nesh
February 06, 2024 04:02 AM

Dear Paroksha ji, many thanks for this wise advice!

Nesh
February 06, 2024 04:02 AM

Namaste Stephen ji. If it is possible, could you say a bit more about karmas being resolved in dreams? This is the first time I’m hearing of such a thing and I’m very curious. Intuitively, just now, it feels truthful and plausible, but I would really like to understand more of the mechanisms.

Nesh
February 06, 2024 04:02 AM

Dear Śrī Krishna ji, would it be possible to consult Śrī Tripuraghna and publish an article on the near future for humanity during this Yuga? Something like, you know, what might we expect in the next 50, 100, 2000, 5000 years etc, and perhaps, specifically, if there’s been any unexpected major changes to the traditionally predicted trajectory and evolution of this 432000 year interval? It may be very useful depending on the overall outlook that is shared, because if the future is going to be unexpectedly bright, or if there might be an island of utopia in a couple millenia, people may find themselves with more energy to live dharmically, and also they may pay more concern to how their karmas from this life might come due in future births, no?

Stephen
February 06, 2024 12:02 AM

She can do all things via grace. Grace by definition is a blessing which hasn't been earned via good works. Our Divine Mother can help us with our karmas in various ways. Creation was made for Her enjoyment, not the other way around. One way a karma can be burned up by grace is through dreams. Instead of receiving the results of our karmas in a waking state we receive them in a dream state. The other way I've experienced Her grace is where She delays the karma until I'm in a situation where I'm more able to receive the karma in good faith, rather than being destabilized by such activities. Grace is a gift, it is not earned. So please cultivate love and devotion towards Mahadevi and trust Her. Karmas are paper tigers to the faithful. Jai Ambe Jai Gurudev ????

Paroksha
February 05, 2024 09:02 AM

Dear Nesh ji, the apparent scriptural contradictions needs to be clarified by your guru. In my understanding on spiritual aspects, there's no one-size-fits-all. A qualified guru will prescribe instructions specific to the disciple's needs at that point in time. Since you mentioned that several rudrakshas were gifted to you by a yogi guru, you could consult him on the dos and don'ts of wearing them.

Paroksha
February 05, 2024 09:02 AM

Thank you Jothi ji for all your contributions! They have been truly insightful. I am eagerly awaiting and hopeful for the Divine Mother's answers through you on the sadhana of Śrī Bālātripurasundarī.

Rahasya rshi
February 04, 2024 11:02 PM

I am wondering if there is a mistake, or i may have improper conception of the intention arising here; if the Yoni Nyasa is indeed speaking of literal right and left sides of the body. Is calling the first, yonibijayai dakshine keshante bhage, really supposed to be daksha? As for the right eye: dakshina netre....? Should this be daksha netre? Also yoni siddhayai dakshina stane....should this also be daska stane? Or Does this all refer to a hidden concept rarely or not spoken of publicly....Please shed some light on this as, i do believe that Ravi, would have wanted this to be shared to those willing to work diligently and with a pure mind and heart, for the help of upliftment of mankind....thank you....dhanyavada.

Jothi Agaval
February 04, 2024 04:02 AM

I will come back here to answer questions as soon as I have time available again. The truth is that I never had much time available. It is out of pure compassion that I contribute here as I can. With what the Divine Mother allows me. She is the one who independently selects the questions and answers.

Koman
February 03, 2024 10:02 PM

Namaste Paroksha, thank you for the information. I will do my diligence before purchasing.

Nesh
February 03, 2024 09:02 PM

Thanks very much for this clarification Paroksha ji. I will keep the mala I attempted to activate on while I turn to the scriptures for guidance, then proceed as such. What does one do if one scripture says one thing and another scripture says the opposite? I was gifted several rudrakshas from a very friendly yogi guru in Chennai, who wears many rudrakshas all the time, and he’s achieved some truly impressive feats of yoga and inhuman breathing, but he also says all tantra is only bhakti with unique meditative methods, so I don’t know what to make of him.