Panch mukhi japa - kindly enlighten

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dear sirs,

 

I have been doing panch mukhi japa for some time now. I usually do

my japa early mornings( between 4 to 6 a.m - usually depends on the time I wake

up ) after brushing my teeth and clearing my bowels. I dont take my bath early

in the morning. Is it compulsory that one should stick to the same time daily.

Also could you kindly enlighten me on the right procedure to be adopted while

japa. I am unable to sit in padmasana, so I sit in vajrasana while doing japa.

Is there any harm in doing so. I sit on a synthetic mat covered by a bedsheet

and use the thumb and the ring finger to move the beads. I dont cross the

sumeru. But honestly speaking there are some days when I feel very good after

the japa and some days when I feel that I am unable to connect with lord. But

even on such days I finish the japa and only then start my day. I dont let the

beads touch the ground while japa.

 

Kindly enlightmen me with the correct procedure for japa.

 

regards

 

Sudeep (p.s: I am new to the society so please forgive any shortcomings in the

procedure adopted in seeking answers)

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Sudeepji

 

Namaskar My Friend and welcome to our group

 

>From what you are describeing your Practice is most acceptable and not harmful

in any way. Being regular in our habits and worship is most commendable and a

healthy way to live life.

 

We know that performing Japa and Meditateing clears a lot of stress from a

persons Neurophysiology. Is normal that a person might feel totally in Bliss

dureing and after Worship and in addition to this there also might be times when

they might not feel connected............... possibly due to the release of a

great deal of stress. What a person would like to look forward to as we age and

continue our practice is more days spent in Bliss and less days spent in a state

where we dont feel connected

 

My Teachers taught me that it is best to place our attention on the practice

itself and not place a lot of attention on attempting to analyze the experience.

This works if a person has a lot of patience with the process of balanceing

Householder Duties with Spirtual Path

 

Wishing you and Family the Best of Health Happiness Good Fortune and Success My

Friend

 

Hope this helps a little

 

Dhanyavaad Cha Pranams Mitra

 

DharmaDev Arya

 

 

 

 

 

Sudeep Radhakrishnan <sudeepradhakrishnan

rudraksha beadsocieties <>

Friday, May 16, 2003 10:05 PM

Panch mukhi japa - kindly enlighten

 

 

dear sirs,

 

I have been doing panch mukhi japa for some time now. I usually do

my japa early mornings( between 4 to 6 a.m - usually depends on the time I wake

up ) after brushing my teeth and clearing my bowels. I dont take my bath early

in the morning. Is it compulsory that one should stick to the same time daily.

Also could you kindly enlighten me on the right procedure to be adopted while

japa. I am unable to sit in padmasana, so I sit in vajrasana while doing japa.

Is there any harm in doing so. I sit on a synthetic mat covered by a bedsheet

and use the thumb and the ring finger to move the beads. I dont cross the

sumeru. But honestly speaking there are some days when I feel very good after

the japa and some days when I feel that I am unable to connect with lord. But

even on such days I finish the japa and only then start my day. I dont let the

beads touch the ground while japa.

 

Kindly enlightmen me with the correct procedure for japa.

 

regards

 

Sudeep (p.s: I am new to the society so please forgive any shortcomings in the

procedure adopted in seeking answers)

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Sudeepji,

 

Hi, I also practice japa, and sometimes I don't feel especially blessed either.

I look on it this way--you go to work, but pay day is not every day. Perhaps you

work for two weeks or a month before your employer pays you. Sometimes you do

japa for a long time before anything happens. But doing japa is as working.

Whether you feel the results or not, the benefit is still being saved by you by

th Lord. He has it in your spiritual bank account. We can't just go by feelings.

When you work,you aren't elated until payday, but the earnings have been there

accumulating for you every day.Hope this doesn't sound too materialistic, but I

don't know any other way to explain it. This is how I look on it in any case.

Barbara

 

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ShiningLotus

Friday, May 16, 2003 11:06 PM

Re: Panch mukhi japa - kindly enlighten

 

 

Dear Sudeepji

 

Namaskar My Friend and welcome to our group

 

From what you are describeing your Practice is most acceptable and not harmful

in any way. Being regular in our habits and worship is most commendable and a

healthy way to live life.

 

We know that performing Japa and Meditateing clears a lot of stress from a

persons Neurophysiology. Is normal that a person might feel totally in Bliss

dureing and after Worship and in addition to this there also might be times when

they might not feel connected............... possibly due to the release of a

great deal of stress. What a person would like to look forward to as we age and

continue our practice is more days spent in Bliss and less days spent in a state

where we dont feel connected

 

My Teachers taught me that it is best to place our attention on the practice

itself and not place a lot of attention on attempting to analyze the experience.

This works if a person has a lot of patience with the process of balanceing

Householder Duties with Spirtual Path

 

Wishing you and Family the Best of Health Happiness Good Fortune and Success

My Friend

 

Hope this helps a little

 

Dhanyavaad Cha Pranams Mitra

 

DharmaDev Arya

 

 

 

 

Sudeep Radhakrishnan <sudeepradhakrishnan

rudraksha beadsocieties <>

Friday, May 16, 2003 10:05 PM

Panch mukhi japa - kindly enlighten

 

 

dear sirs,

 

I have been doing panch mukhi japa for some time now. I usually

do my japa early mornings( between 4 to 6 a.m - usually depends on the time I

wake up ) after brushing my teeth and clearing my bowels. I dont take my bath

early in the morning. Is it compulsory that one should stick to the same time

daily. Also could you kindly enlighten me on the right procedure to be adopted

while japa. I am unable to sit in padmasana, so I sit in vajrasana while doing

japa. Is there any harm in doing so. I sit on a synthetic mat covered by a

bedsheet and use the thumb and the ring finger to move the beads. I dont cross

the sumeru. But honestly speaking there are some days when I feel very good

after the japa and some days when I feel that I am unable to connect with lord.

But even on such days I finish the japa and only then start my day. I dont let

the beads touch the ground while japa.

 

Kindly enlightmen me with the correct procedure for japa.

 

regards

 

Sudeep (p.s: I am new to the society so please forgive any shortcomings in the

procedure adopted in seeking answers)

 

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Sat nam Dharamdeva arya,

 

Thank you so much for the enlightenment. It helped a lot in

knowing that though immediate results are not seen it does pay one over a period

of time.

 

regards

 

Sudeep

 

ShiningLotus <shininglotus wrote:

Dear Sudeepji

 

Namaskar My Friend and welcome to our group

 

>From what you are describeing your Practice is most acceptable and not harmful

in any way. Being regular in our habits and worship is most commendable and a

healthy way to live life.

 

We know that performing Japa and Meditateing clears a lot of stress from a

persons Neurophysiology. Is normal that a person might feel totally in Bliss

dureing and after Worship and in addition to this there also might be times when

they might not feel connected............... possibly due to the release of a

great deal of stress. What a person would like to look forward to as we age and

continue our practice is more days spent in Bliss and less days spent in a state

where we dont feel connected

 

My Teachers taught me that it is best to place our attention on the practice

itself and not place a lot of attention on attempting to analyze the experience.

This works if a person has a lot of patience with the process of balanceing

Householder Duties with Spirtual Path

 

Wishing you and Family the Best of Health Happiness Good Fortune and Success My

Friend

 

Hope this helps a little

 

Dhanyavaad Cha Pranams Mitra

 

DharmaDev Arya

 

 

 

 

 

Sudeep Radhakrishnan <sudeepradhakrishnan

rudraksha beadsocieties <>

Friday, May 16, 2003 10:05 PM

Panch mukhi japa - kindly enlighten

 

 

dear sirs,

 

I have been doing panch mukhi japa for some time now. I usually do

my japa early mornings( between 4 to 6 a.m - usually depends on the time I wake

up ) after brushing my teeth and clearing my bowels. I dont take my bath early

in the morning. Is it compulsory that one should stick to the same time daily.

Also could you kindly enlighten me on the right procedure to be adopted while

japa. I am unable to sit in padmasana, so I sit in vajrasana while doing japa.

Is there any harm in doing so. I sit on a synthetic mat covered by a bedsheet

and use the thumb and the ring finger to move the beads. I dont cross the

sumeru. But honestly speaking there are some days when I feel very good after

the japa and some days when I feel that I am unable to connect with lord. But

even on such days I finish the japa and only then start my day. I dont let the

beads touch the ground while japa.

 

Kindly enlightmen me with the correct procedure for japa.

 

regards

 

Sudeep (p.s: I am new to the society so please forgive any shortcomings in the

procedure adopted in seeking answers)

 

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