Rudraksha and spirits..another perspective

[Guest guest]

Namaste.

 

Perhaps it would be wise for all of us to look at this from a different

perspective and use as our foundation the Teachings of Lord Shiva and the

Vedas.

 

Two things need to be considered...

 

The first being that everything I have ever read on the rudrakshas state that

there is a period of assimulation of 40 - 90 days that is necessary for a

person to integrate the energies of the beads and to process their own

changes.

 

Anything that occurs within the first 3 months of wearing any mukhi for the

first time is part of this process of change and is not the end result, the

final fruit to be harvested.

 

Secondly, and even more importantly all the Scriptures teach us that Lord

Shiva is Consciousness Itself. He dwells within each of us. He is not

separate from our own

mind.

 

All spiritual practices and the nature of the rudrakshas are to lead us to

that reality, that Oneness.

 

Mr. Kirk has touched on this in a couple of his posts.

What I am suggesting here is that what Aashaji is experiencing is the

beginning of her journey to realization of the Inner Guru, of Inner Wisdom.

 

The combination of rudraksha mukhi's 4 and 6 are the signature of Shri

Saraswati

and lead to the vastness of consciouness that is within our own being as well

as the removal of pain and suffering..of all stress and personal concerns.

 

The inner guidance to enter into the practice of repeating the Maha Mantra of

Om Namah Shivaya is to enter into the Consciousness of Lord Shiva Himself

and is truly a gift

 

The expereicne at the Library demonstates Aashaji's own intellect being

enlightened in her studies.

 

I know from past experience not to trust any intuition or psychic impression

that has too much of my own attachment; is too emotionally charged because it

is very dificult

to receive in a pure detached manner.

 

I also know it is foolhardy to rely on predictions that may arise in one's

own intuition pertaining to specific dates as there are too many variables

that can effect this sort of thing such as karma, the r elease of karma and

individual free will.

 

I have also learned in my own journey that it is necessary for us to rise

above siddhis or intuitive gifts and that is why I am no longer doing the

work I had been doing.

 

The feedback I offer is still the same..enter into the reality of the mantra

...but stay with that practice for 40 - 90 days and see the rest as part of

the process.

 

Can remember yoga teachers telling me not to go around being "half baked"

assuming you have proper understanding when in reality you are in the middle

of a process. I have to remember that it can take a life time to be fully

baked :-)

 

I thought it was worth looking at this another way.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

Kanti