lada's yantra question

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Dearest Lada,

 

Regarding your question about what to do with the yantras and the wallpaper, I

don't know if there's a technically right answer or not, but I'd do whichever

makes you happiest. Especially if you do choose to focus on Durga for your

sadhana, maybe just being surrounded by all your much-loved others will somewhat

satiate your inclination to put attention on them all without requiring more of

your time. Or, maybe it will make you more peaceful to simplify your puja room.

Regardless, make a choice, and stick to it! And no, remember, the dieties won't

get mad at you (Amma promises!).

 

I swear I feel for your thinking--again so similar, quite the mirror you are! I

have thought often that if I put in all the time I have spent on worship space

and objects into simply meditating, I'd be further along. Ultimately, the more

pre-occupied we are with all things physical (including holy things!) and making

decisions about them, the more are minds are focused on Maya. Personally, I

have thought of dropping everything I own into the sea or a river with the

greatest respect, and then meditating in a white room with a seat and an alter

with one candle and a flower on it. Instead, I'm simplifying slowly.

 

As an aside for you, I wanted to tell you that in your writings you are so very

beautifully innocent and big-hearted and I assume you're the same in the rest of

your life--wish you were also as much of a mirror for me in that way as well!

Instead, you are a role model.

 

Wishing you the best!

 

with love,

elizabeth

 

ps. I live in Seattle--if you're ever done here, it'd be great to meet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sis Liz:

 

I'm back on my feet, the anaesthetic [dosage], is still in my system and

driving me....crazy that is. I did Hot Yoga yesterday and with every breath

I incorporated the mantra. Inhale.....nostrils...Om Aim Rim

Klim.....exhale... nostrils.....Chamundayi Namaha! I did 90 minutes of

this, with 26 positions of 'Shiva'...Felt great. also, worked on my 'Sidha'

mala last night, would have completed it, however, I'm missing 2-2Mukhis.

 

I need assistance with the most powerful combination to overcome

'KaarSaarp', please help me out with this. I want to make this mala for my

daughter, she is an athiest. On that note, would it be appropiate if she

wore the 'rudrakshas', as she does eat meat of all sorts and consume

alcohol and smoke cigs. [bad girl], but the 'kaarl saarp' is putting her

through the ringer, she wants help, yet will not make changes in her life on

her own. She is not a child, falls under the catetgory of an 'ADULT'.

 

Thanks for the yantra suggestion! much appreciated!....I am absorbing all

infor. I read....

 

Later.

 

Lada

 

 

 

 

 

L. Baines

Financial Assistance Officer

Ministry of Advanced Education

Student Services Branch

 

 

 

 

e. mars [e_mars1133]

September 18, 2003 10:47 PM

 

RBSC : lada's yantra question

 

 

Dearest Lada,

 

Regarding your question about what to do with the yantras and the wallpaper,

I don't know if there's a technically right answer or not, but I'd do

whichever makes you happiest. Especially if you do choose to focus on Durga

for your sadhana, maybe just being surrounded by all your much-loved others

will somewhat satiate your inclination to put attention on them all without

requiring more of your time. Or, maybe it will make you more peaceful to

simplify your puja room. Regardless, make a choice, and stick to it! And

no, remember, the dieties won't get mad at you (Amma promises!).

 

I swear I feel for your thinking--again so similar, quite the mirror you

are! I have thought often that if I put in all the time I have spent on

worship space and objects into simply meditating, I'd be further along.

Ultimately, the more pre-occupied we are with all things physical (including

holy things!) and making decisions about them, the more are minds are

focused on Maya. Personally, I have thought of dropping everything I own

into the sea or a river with the greatest respect, and then meditating in a

white room with a seat and an alter with one candle and a flower on it.

Instead, I'm simplifying slowly.

 

As an aside for you, I wanted to tell you that in your writings you are so

very beautifully innocent and big-hearted and I assume you're the same in

the rest of your life--wish you were also as much of a mirror for me in that

way as well! Instead, you are a role model.

 

Wishing you the best!

 

with love,

elizabeth

 

ps. I live in Seattle--if you're ever done here, it'd be great to meet.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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