Rudraksha Mat & Mattress- Thanx Rajinder Gill

[Guest guest]

Namaskar Rajinder,

 

Excellent response, thank you! You have read simone's mind without

even meeting her. She will be nodding her head until it drops off

when she reads your message! What you have expressed in your

message is highly helpful for dispersing misunderstandings from

friends who have not read the appropriate Holy Scriptures that make

mention of Rudraksha. Please continue to confer upon us your wisdoms

as had Sri DDji, Chandi and other friends.

 

Namah Shivaya

Jai Guru Gorakhnath

A.G.

 

 

, Rajinder Singh

Gill <rajinder.gill@n...> wrote:

>

>

>

> Dear fellow seekeers,

>

> may I respectfully offer my opinion?

> I think if the beads are used for the right puposes it is fine,

mat or

> whatever.

>

> I am of the opinion that Shiva loves the aspirant more then the

beads,

> would the almighty Shiva refuse to help his beloved if they were

in need?

>

> If we study the scriptures about exalted beings we can see many

acts of

> mercy and kindness. If someone is ill, why should they not use the

beads

> as a mat?

>

> The beads are a vehicle for realisation, they are not the

realisation

> itself, nothing wrong with respecting them, but if it ties down

your

> conciousness, and you fail to see the supreme oneness of all

things,

> then we have failed to realise their true purpose.....

>

> This situatrion kind of reminds me of the story of Dhanna. who saw

god

> incarnate many times and was able to converse with him. One day

has

> asked the lord, is there anyone who loves you more than me?

>

> The lord replied there are many who love me more. But be warned if

you

> ask theis question both of us will cease to exist.

> The lord instructed him to go to a place where he would find such

a soul.

>

> Dhanna went to the place as instructed, but turned away in dismay,

when

> he saw the Sadhu standing with one fut on a stone, and in deep

samadhi.

>

> Dhanna had used a similar stone as his Guru, and was saddened to

see a

> person with his foot on his 'Guru'.

>

> Dhanna replied to the lord, but he is standing upon my Guru how

can he

> be a lover of the Lord?

>

> The Lord told Dhanna to go back to the same place and the Sadhu

would

> enable Dhann to see the Lord in all things.

>

> He went back and inquired as to why the Sadhu had his foot on the

stone.

> The Sadhu replied 'Dhanna, I behold the lord in all things, the i-

am

> ness within me has vanished, there is no-one else but the Lord

left, so

> who has his foot on who?"

>

> This enabled Dhanna to be fully realised and God incarnate himself.

>

> I don't think everyone can be like Dhanna, but this is really the

goal

> of life, I hope I haven't appeared brash or rude in my

opinion........

>

>

>

> Thanks

> Rajinder

>

>

> satish wrote:

>

> > Dear Member,

> >

> > I agree with Kartik, this is first time hearing about rudraksha

mat,

> > why do you require rudraksha mat, rudraksha beads are attributes

of

> > Lord Shiva, lot of people in India are even afraid to wear these

> > beads, then how come some one make a mat to sit over this holy

beads,

> >

> > Satish