Guest guest Posted July 19, 2002 Report Share Posted July 19, 2002 Dear List My hay fever this year has been bad and therefore I had not been able to reach the % needed in my brain to post according to my insane reason. Today I woke up at 6 am with the thoughts of posting something interesting. After fixing my printer and other domestic duties, I am here posting an article that I did write in my Astrological Newsletter Number 2 for the 2nd quarter of 1984. At that time I used to point 100 copies of each newsletter number, and distributed them around as my presentation cards, to attract potential customers. Taking advantage that my hay fever symptoms have not appeared yet today, I will post this. In which direction do you sleep? In this industrial society, which started, some 200 years ago, we have been conditioned by a materialistic education and we have forgotten certain basic principles in our lives that can bring us peace and happiness. Our atheistic scientific mentality tell us to deny our faith in things we cannot see, but oxygen that is essential to our existence cannot be seen but it cannot be denied. For thousands of years sages in India have advised us to sleep with our heads to the East or to the Southerly direction in order to have a better state of being. If you feel depressed, melancholic, tired, angry and bad tempered, etc, maybe you can change your condition simple by changing the direction of your bed. According to Ekavalya in his “News and Views” for April 1984 in The Astrological Magazine a conference of scientists was held recently at Ranchi (India), and it was revealed there that sleeping with the head in the North has been found to “cause changes in the electrical behaviour of the brain and biochemistry of the body fluids, confusion of thinking, mental irritation, lack of a sense of well being and even lunacy because of electromagnetic disturbance. With the head in the East one feels calm and blissful; this finding only confirms what Indian Rishis wrote thousands of years ago. They have enjoined “One should sleep daily with the head placed in the East and also in the South and never in the North and West.”” Well, since reading that article I always carry with me a compass, and whenever I have the opportunity to give that advice I do so with discretion. I have to say that Vaisnavas are told to sleep with the head in the East (pointing the feet to the West). But impersonalists are told to sleep with the head in the West, as to greet the Sun rising. Because I am a personalist, I do prefer to sleep with my head in the South or East. Best wishes Natabara Das Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2002 Report Share Posted July 19, 2002 Dear Natabara I always sleep head pointing East (in the direction of the rising Sun) as pointing your feet is not considered respectful .What is the impersonalist logic of feet facing East ? Best Nicholas - natabara GJList Friday, July 19, 2002 7:30 PM [GJ] SLEEPING PATTERN Dear List My hay fever this year has been bad and therefore I had not been able to reach the % needed in my brain to post according to my insane reason. Today I woke up at 6 am with the thoughts of posting something interesting. After fixing my printer and other domestic duties, I am here posting an article that I did write in my Astrological Newsletter Number 2 for the 2nd quarter of 1984. At that time I used to point 100 copies of each newsletter number, and distributed them around as my presentation cards, to attract potential customers. Taking advantage that my hay fever symptoms have not appeared yet today, I will post this. In which direction do you sleep? In this industrial society, which started, some 200 years ago, we have been conditioned by a materialistic education and we have forgotten certain basic principles in our lives that can bring us peace and happiness. Our atheistic scientific mentality tell us to deny our faith in things we cannot see, but oxygen that is essential to our existence cannot be seen but it cannot be denied. For thousands of years sages in India have advised us to sleep with our heads to the East or to the Southerly direction in order to have a better state of being. If you feel depressed, melancholic, tired, angry and bad tempered, etc, maybe you can change your condition simple by changing the direction of your bed. According to Ekavalya in his “News and Views” for April 1984 in The Astrological Magazine a conference of scientists was held recently at Ranchi (India), and it was revealed there that sleeping with the head in the North has been found to “cause changes in the electrical behaviour of the brain and biochemistry of the body fluids, confusion of thinking, mental irritation, lack of a sense of well being and even lunacy because of electromagnetic disturbance. With the head in the East one feels calm and blissful; this finding only confirms what Indian Rishis wrote thousands of years ago. They have enjoined “One should sleep daily with the head placed in the East and also in the South and never in the North and West.”” Well, since reading that article I always carry with me a compass, and whenever I have the opportunity to give that advice I do so with discretion. I have to say that Vaisnavas are told to sleep with the head in the East (pointing the feet to the West). But impersonalists are told to sleep with the head in the West, as to greet the Sun rising. Because I am a personalist, I do prefer to sleep with my head in the South or East. Best wishes Natabara Das Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya; Hare Krishna; Om Tat SatTo , send an email to: gjlist-http://www.goravani.comYour use of is subject to the Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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