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Ramakrishnan Sriram
October 07, 2016 04:50 PM

I read all questions and ur valuable replies. Thank you so much ji

MANBLUNDER
October 06, 2016 07:28 PM

For practical purposes or for the purpose of easier understanding, as we have seen in the initial parts, māyā is superimposed on Brahman. Through our body, we only look at the superimposition and due to avidyā we consider that superimposition as Brahman. Suppression of the transformation of thinking principle means cessation of thought processes in any state. When there is no desire, automatically there will be no thoughts. A yogi is the one, who will never have desires. Therefore, in which state he exists does not matter.

Jayanth Chandramouli
October 06, 2016 07:01 PM

It is only avidya/Maya which identifies with the body but at the same it also the same Maya which will identify itself with the Brahman? Also what do you mean by "suppression of the transformation of thinking principle"? Does it relate to being in a thoughtlessness even during the waking state? If yes how does one lead a life (meaning doing daily activity etc?)?

MANBLUNDER
October 06, 2016 05:54 PM

Definitely this mantra will bring in auspiciousness for you, irrespective of the procedure you followed. After all, devotion is the only thing that is important.

Anjeneya Sharma
October 06, 2016 04:51 PM

Namaste Guruji, I finished ganapathi japa today.(1 lakh times). Though the procedure I did is not as mentioned above. So will it still do me any good. RegardsSharma

MANBLUNDER
October 04, 2016 09:18 PM

Even today Rudra Gayatri and Brahmā are there. But I have no idea on which originated first.

Rao Mocherla
October 04, 2016 09:13 PM

sir, I want an information from you. Somewhere around 1958/1960 ...Swami Chinmayananda, told in one of his discourses, at Hyderabad, India, that before the present Viswamitra Gayatri, there was Rudra Gayatri existed, earlier to it Brahma Gayathri existed. ... it was in kritha yuga. what heared is correct or my memory gone wrong. this information i want in connection with my research project on The Sun And The Soul. I will highly thankful for your early reply. with kind regards, mvrao,4th oct,2016, GA,USA

MANBLUNDER
October 04, 2016 10:45 AM

When a person is truly devoted to HER, there will be a shine in his or her face over a period of time. When we are doing something with an INTENT, then it may work or it may nor work. It is only the Devotion that matters. When the devotion is firm, due to Her Grace, everything comes automatically, subject to our karmas.

Saric
October 04, 2016 04:51 AM

So, if one chants this particular sloka, obviously the ability to attract women and become more physically beautiful and attractive to where women desire you greatly. But at the same time there is a spiritual result too, attaining enlightenment, and the women running is the enlightenment "running" towards the devotee quickly. So my question is, if a devotee chants this sloka, which result will happen? Does INTENT play a role? Does the specific desires of the devotee play a role? I'm assuming it works like this: if the devotee wants to become more beautiful, more attractive and attract women as powerfully as described in verse 13, Devi can grant that. But, if the devotee wants liberation, enlightenment, and spiritual gains, then Devi can grant that too. Is this correct?

MANBLUNDER
October 03, 2016 09:18 PM

When there is no option, what else can you do? Under these circumstances, it is okay to have non-vegetarian food.

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