[shriadishakti] She saw all the gods and godessess paying obesisance to SM at the yagna.

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Dear Jagbir,

 

Thats really all there is to it. I was staying at her

house and when she saw me meditating in the garden she

just struck up this conversation.

 

I was indeed amazed and I made her repeat herself at

least three times. She confirmed that she saw all the

devis/devtas paying obeisance to Shri Nirmala Mataji

at the yagna....she said she saw this in her minds

eye, and this despite the fact that she wasnt a

spiritual person at all, at that time.

 

 

--- jagbir singh <adishakti_org wrote:

>

>

> Dear Alex,

>

> It has come to my attention that you met a certain

> Maharani in

> Mussorie, India who told you that she witnessed all

> the gods and

> goddesses paying obeisance to Shri Mataji during a

> yagna 20 years

> ago. i quote you:

>

> " p.s I met an erstwhile maharani (queen) in mussorie

> two weeks ago.

> She said shri mataji tried to befriend her around 20

> years ago. She

> sat with her at a yagna and she says (shes not in,

> and never was in

> sahaj) that she saw all the gods and godessess

> paying obesisance to

> SM at the yagna. She wouldn't lie to me!! "

>

> i would be obliged if you could give me more details

> about this

> encounter as Shri Mataji has told seekers on a few

> occasions that the

> deities are serving Her on this physical Earth as

> well.

>

> Although this fact has been witnessed and repeatedly

> confirmed

> hundreds of times in the Spirit World, i have yet to

> come across

> anyone actually experiencing and verifying this same

> truth on Earth.

> This is extremely rare. i believe Shri Mataji

> granted the Maharani

> the same special vision and reason as Lord Krishna

> offered to Arjuna,

> and revealed Himself to persuade Arjuna to fight the

> battle between

> good and bad.

>

> As you correctly observed, the Maharani would not

> have lied,

> especially since she declined to join Shri Mataji.

> Please enlighten

> and further strengthen our faith in Shri Mataji on

> the auspicious eve

> of the Adi Shakti Puja. Tomorrow tens of thousands

> of Her devotees

> will be attending yagnas the world over to worship

> Her as the Maha-

> Shakti. i am sure your encounter with the Maharani

> was for a more

> purposeful reason. Thank you.

>

> jagbir

>

>

> NOTE: " Yagna or yajna is an outer form of worship in

> which offerings

> are made to different deities in a prescribed and

> systematic manner

> by qualified priests to supplicate them, so that

> they would assist

> the worshipper in achieving certain results in life.

>

> The chanting of mantras while performing the

> sacrifices is expected

> to ensure fulfillment of specific desires, the

> overall welfare of an

> individual, a group of people or the entire society.

>

> The simplest form of yajna is the domestic ritual

> performed by the

> householder who would offer simple oblation into the

> sacred fire lit

> in his house. A more complicated version involves

> setting up of three

> to five fires and pouring of offerings into them

> such as food grains,

> ghee or butter, and other vegetable substances by

> chosen and

> qualified priests, chanting mantras simultaneously,

> invoking various

> gods especially Agni, Indra, Varuna etc.

>

> Some yagnas are performed on large scale for the

> general welfare of

> the entire community, to increase fertility of soil,

> to invite rains,

> to welcome peace and wealth etc. Depending upon the

> degree of

> complexity, these yagnas may last from a few hours

> to several days.

> The number of priests participating and conducting

> the ceremony would

> depend upon the nature and objective for which it is

> performed.

>

> Yajna is a vedic sacrifice which has an outer aspect

> and an inner

> aspect. To the vedic priests, yajna was the means to

> invoke gods and

> seek their blessings and favors. They used to

> perform these yagnas

> for various purposes and at various times during the

> year, at the

> time of sowing, at the time of harvest, at the time

> of initiating

> some important social event or before going to wars.

> One very popular

> yajna of those days was the Asvamedha Yajna, or the

> Horse Sacrifice

> which used to be performed by powerful kings to show

> their Valor and

> the extent of their influence. This yajna is now

> almost extinct in

> practice. "

>

> http://hinduwebsite.com/yagna.htm

>

>

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