Navratna bracelet/Sy

[Guest guest]

Dear Sy,

 

Thanks for letting me know. AS I was reading the recent thread, this

became apparent. Very exciting! They should advertise something to

that effect on the website--perhaps they do and I missed it. No

intentions or ability to get more gems myself now, but as a geophile,

the idea of navaratnas is dear to my rock-adoring heart. I am also

glad that so many people are having luck with the lower quality bead

malas. I was actually first introduced to Hinduism, the Vedas, etc.

through researching gem remedials and was at first very put off by

the non-egalitarian claims that you had to have the best gems and

lesser or slightly flawed gems would hurt you. But how many can

afford this? I even had one friend say that wealth and the ability

to gain a quality remedial are effects of good karma, so inability to

get help is just more karmic unfoldment (this person is very staunch

in his belief that free will is next to nil; as in whose will is it

that's free). While I am inclined to believe that the absolute best

effects are delivered by the purest materials, I am happy to know

that the less affluent do have hope of getting help and not harm from

the mineral kingdom's more modest members.

 

love,

e

 

 

 

, "syzenith"

<syzenith> wrote:

> Namaste Elizabeth,

>

> May I mention that Rudra Centre does incorporate flawless superior

> gems appropriate to an individual's budget, small or big. The

> expensive Navratnas are not mentioned on the website. But they are

> available from Rudra Centre if one sends an enquiry to Miss Neeta.

> I've personally recommended several people to Rudra Centre for

having

> rings custom-made to the right sizes, designs and gem quality.

>

> Om Namah Shivaya

> Sy

>

> , "e_mars1133"

> <e_mars1133> wrote:

> > Hi,

> >

> > Yes, you can get bangles made by Nick Hodgson of astrogems.com.

He

> > does use man-made emeralds and rubies as a rule, however. He

> swears

> > they are more consistent, better quality, and less expensive than

> > natural ones. He's the one who supplies most SRF people and

> > monastics with bangles. You might look at Thaigem.com for

unheated

> > precious stones for a less expensive natural option than buying

> these

> > gems from a Vedic gemologist and have someone make you a bangle.

> Not

> > sure the about the quality of what Rudraksha Centre offers--I

> think

> > others here have gotten them before though and could tell you.

> >

> > I have heard mixed comments on both kinds of bangles. My

personal

> > suspiscion is that you are best served by the dictum: navaratna

> gems

> > only, flawless, 2 carats or more, which makes for an extremely

> > expensive piece of jewelry. But there are people who have had

top

> > of the line gems with no effect who got great effects with

> > rudraksha. (Kari here for instance, but I'm not sure that she

had

> a

> > full navaratna, maybe ask her). And still others who get great

> > effects with the navaratna malas sold by rudraksha centre

> > whichdefinitely do not incorporate flawless superior gems. So,

> cross

> > your fingers, pick something, and dive in!

> >

> > Best wishes for your search and journey,

> > e

> >

> >

> >

> > , "kriyaban99"

> > <kriyaban99> wrote:

> > > Greetings,

> > >

> > > Can someone recommend someone who makes the larger (2 carat

plus)

> > > upper arm navratna bangles that Yukteswar recommended? Also

does

> > > anyone have any expereince with the gold, silver, and copper

> bangle?

> > >

> > > Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Dear Sy,

 

Good morning to you from Sunny (today at least) Seattle.

 

Why if your head were near me right now, I wouldn't give it a wack,

I'd kiss it!

 

I feel like a big fat balloon of joy reading your words of

enthusiasm, love, good will, and faith.

 

Consider yourself kissed on the head!

 

love,

elizabeth

 

 

, "syzenith"

<syzenith> wrote:

> Namaste Elizabeth,

>

> Good morning to you from Australia and thanks for your message!

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Sy,

 

Again, moved to tears of gratitude and thanks. Feeling so endlessly

stupid and stuck, this big waaa ego rolling in muck thanks you for

your beautiful vision.

 

For my bit of Ma, if I were ever somehow compelled to whack you, it'd

be with a big soft bouquet of multi-colored gerber daisies!

 

kissing you again,

much love,

e

 

 

 

, "syzenith"

<syzenith> wrote:

> Namaste Elizabeth,

>

> O Devi, here's serving up my humble head (my ego, my all…) on a

> platter, packed in a box and ready for the first flight to Seattle

> for your pleasure. For ma Elizabeth, anything to please you. If

its

> kisses I get on the head, thank you immensely for the blessing. If

> its whacking it receives, it is still a great blessing to have your

> Darshan that teaches lessons that otherwise I won't learn.

>

> Btw, I would rather die while trying, than not have tried at all.

>

> Back to material wealth again: Material wealth is physical and

> tangible, such fortunes can rise and fall, wax and wane, be stolen,

> lost, squandered or wiped out in one nightmare. When taken for

> granted, it becomes "material pollution".

>

> Better to cultivate (find; build) inner wealth. Freedom is one

form

> of inner wealth. Nothing and no one can take this away. In

> mentioning the above, I cannot but help feel that within ADD, there

> are strokes of genius, beauty, talent, sense of humor and blessed

> bliss. It just needs the right key to unlock the treasure chest.

> But you will have to find that key along the way. With faith, it

> could well be right under your snout but you probably haven't yet

> noticed it :-)

>

> I read your message but didn't quite know how to say the things I

> wanted to. Now the words are gradually coming out..

>

> Om Namah Shivaya

> Much, much love

> Sy