Guest guest Posted March 19, 2008 Report Share Posted March 19, 2008 Hari OM! Dear Narayanas in Masks! We are advised to avoid onion and garlic in our diet. Why? Some explain that they trigger lustful tendencies; hence, we should avoid them in our diet. But what is the real reason behind this? During the 'amruta matanam' [churning the Divine Ocean of Milk ('Ksheeraabdi' ) for acquiring 'amrutam'] Lord Vishnu took the form of a beautiful maiden to obtain the 'amrut' for the Devas from the hands of the Asuras who had snatched away the pot containing the 'amrut'. Taking even a small drop of 'Amrutam', the tastiest of all things in all worlds, one faces no death, has no fear of disease, no hunger or sleep and always remains fresh and active. Mohini holding the pot of 'amrutam' in her hand asked the Devas and the Asuras to sit in a row facing each other so that she could distribute the 'amrutam' to them. The Asuras dumbstruck by Mohini's beauty sat gaping at her and failed to notice her action. She was serving the 'amrut' only to the Devas. However, Rahu, one of the Asuras, noticed it and surreptitiously moved to the row of the Devas and sat between the Sun and the Moon gods and received the 'amrutam'. The Sun and the Moon noticed him and quietly warned the Lord who was in the form of Mohini. The Lord hit Rahu on the head with the laddle and ordered him to spit out the 'amrutam'. He spat out the 'amrut' and that fell out as onion and garlic. Since they have come out of the 'amrutam' they are good for health but since they have come out of an Asura's [demon] mouth they contain demonic elementsin them. Our Puranas detail how a 'jiva' takes birth on earth. The 'jivas' remain as tiny atoms in space. At the appropriate time, they enter the rain clouds, fall down as rain and enter the 'Oshadiis' [food grains] on earth. They enter the male as 'retas' [sperm] through the food he consumes and then is transferred to the womb of the mother where it begins to take form. The demonic qualities are present in onion and garlic. Thus, one who consumes onion and garlic begets children with demonic qualities. It is for this reason that one avoids onion and garlic. With Love & OM! Krishna Prasad Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2008 Report Share Posted March 19, 2008 hi, I have read this story but it was something different. While rahu took the shape of devas both surya and chandra found out him and informed it to lord vishnu. While rahu was consuming amrut, the lord cut out his head when the amrut was on the way to his stomach. While cutting a drop of amrut was spilled and it garlic. The blood of the demon fell out as onion. Since amrut reached the body making both body and head alive. the head became rahu and the body became kethu. That is the reason why booth surya and chandra are bitter enemy of rahu.. "OOM VISHNUVE CHA VIDMAHE VAASUDEEVAYA DHI MAHI THANO VISHNU PRACHODAYAT: " Regards, Sreejith --- On Wed, 19/3/08, adidaiveekam <no_reply > wrote: adidaiveekam <no_reply >[Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] Avoid Onion and Garlic especially Guruvayurappan Devoteesguruvayur Date: Wednesday, 19 March, 2008, 6:19 AM Hari OM! Dear Narayanas in Masks! We are advised to avoid onion and garlic in our diet. Why? Some explain that they trigger lustful tendencies; hence, we should avoid them in our diet. But what is the real reason behind this? During the 'amruta matanam' [churning the Divine Ocean of Milk ('Ksheeraabdi' ) for acquiring 'amrutam'] Lord Vishnu took the form of a beautiful maiden to obtain the 'amrut' for the Devas from the hands of the Asuras who had snatched away the pot containing the 'amrut'. Taking even a small drop of 'Amrutam', the tastiest of all things in all worlds, one faces no death, has no fear of disease, no hunger or sleep and always remains fresh and active. Mohini holding the pot of 'amrutam' in her hand asked the Devas and the Asuras to sit in a row facing each other so that she could distribute the 'amrutam' to them. The Asuras dumbstruck by Mohini's beauty sat gaping at her and failed to notice her action. She was serving the 'amrut' only to the Devas. However, Rahu, one of the Asuras, noticed it and surreptitiously moved to the row of the Devas and sat between the Sun and the Moon gods and received the 'amrutam'. The Sun and the Moon noticed him and quietly warned the Lord who was in the form of Mohini. The Lord hit Rahu on the head with the laddle and ordered him to spit out the 'amrutam'. He spat out the 'amrut' and that fell out as onion and garlic. Since they have come out of the 'amrutam' they are good for health but since they have come out of an Asura's [demon] mouth they contain demonic elementsin them. Our Puranas detail how a 'jiva' takes birth on earth. The 'jivas' remain as tiny atoms in space. At the appropriate time, they enter the rain clouds, fall down as rain and enter the 'Oshadiis' [food grains] on earth. They enter the male as 'retas' [sperm] through the food he consumes and then is transferred to the womb of the mother where it begins to take form. The demonic qualities are present in onion and garlic. Thus, one who consumes onion and garlic begets children with demonic qualities. It is for this reason that one avoids onion and garlic. With Love & OM! Krishna Prasad 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store N number of mails in your inbox. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2008 Report Share Posted March 19, 2008 Dear prasad,I read your article,I wish to know its source, where you get this article.I wanted transfer mail to many of our friends and other devotees,but ,before that I would like to clarrify its trueness. In the modern life we are-everybody -using this onion and garlic by adding in several type of foods.And in ayurvedam also emphasize the importance its use.More over this is pure vegitable. Puranas,we can't say it is 100% true.By the yugas and yugas it happened some fluctuations and manippulations.This may be in that part.I request you to reveal the clarification of this article OM NAMO BHAGAVATHE VASUDEVAYA OM VISWASME NAMAHA by sreekumar adidaiveekam <no_reply > wrote: Hari OM! Dear Narayanas in Masks! We are advised to avoid onion and garlic in our diet. Why? Some explain that they trigger lustful tendencies; hence, we should avoid them in our diet. But what is the real reason behind this? During the 'amruta matanam' [churning the Divine Ocean of Milk ('Ksheeraabdi' ) for acquiring 'amrutam'] Lord Vishnu took the form of a beautiful maiden to obtain the 'amrut' for the Devas from the hands of the Asuras who had snatched away the pot containing the 'amrut'. Taking even a small drop of 'Amrutam', the tastiest of all things in all worlds, one faces no death, has no fear of disease, no hunger or sleep and always remains fresh and active. Mohini holding the pot of 'amrutam' in her hand asked the Devas and the Asuras to sit in a row facing each other so that she could distribute the 'amrutam' to them. The Asuras dumbstruck by Mohini's beauty sat gaping at her and failed to notice her action. She was serving the 'amrut' only to the Devas. However, Rahu, one of the Asuras, noticed it and surreptitiously moved to the row of the Devas and sat between the Sun and the Moon gods and received the 'amrutam'. The Sun and the Moon noticed him and quietly warned the Lord who was in the form of Mohini. The Lord hit Rahu on the head with the laddle and ordered him to spit out the 'amrutam'. He spat out the 'amrut' and that fell out as onion and garlic. Since they have come out of the 'amrutam' they are good for health but since they have come out of an Asura's [demon] mouth they contain demonic elementsin them. Our Puranas detail how a 'jiva' takes birth on earth. The 'jivas' remain as tiny atoms in space. At the appropriate time, they enter the rain clouds, fall down as rain and enter the 'Oshadiis' [food grains] on earth. They enter the male as 'retas' [sperm] through the food he consumes and then is transferred to the womb of the mother where it begins to take form. The demonic qualities are present in onion and garlic. Thus, one who consumes onion and garlic begets children with demonic qualities. It is for this reason that one avoids onion and garlic. With Love & OM! Krishna Prasad Why delete messages? Unlimited storage is just a click away. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 19, 2008 Report Share Posted March 19, 2008 They are also considered as “Tamsi” instead of “Sadgi” food. Thanks & Regards Shiv Onkar Kumar guruvayur [guruvayur ] On Behalf Of Sreejith K. P. Wednesday, March 19, 2008 1:46 PM guruvayur Re: [Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] Avoid Onion and Garlic especially Guruvayurappan Devotees hi, I have read this story but it was something different. While rahu took the shape of devas both surya and chandra found out him and informed it to lord vishnu. While rahu was consuming amrut, the lord cut out his head when the amrut was on the way to his stomach. While cutting a drop of amrut was spilled and it garlic. The blood of the demon fell out as onion. Since amrut reached the body making both body and head alive. the head became rahu and the body became kethu. That is the reason why booth surya and chandra are bitter enemy of rahu.. " OOM VISHNUVE CHA VIDMAHE VAASUDEEVAYA DHI MAHI THANO VISHNU PRACHODAYAT: " Regards, Sreejith --- On Wed, 19/3/08, adidaiveekam <no_reply > wrote: adidaiveekam <no_reply > [Guruvayur/Guruvayoor] Avoid Onion and Garlic especially Guruvayurappan Devotees guruvayur Wednesday, 19 March, 2008, 6:19 AM Hari OM! Dear Narayanas in Masks! We are advised to avoid onion and garlic in our diet. Why? Some explain that they trigger lustful tendencies; hence, we should avoid them in our diet. But what is the real reason behind this? During the 'amruta matanam' [churning the Divine Ocean of Milk ('Ksheeraabdi' ) for acquiring 'amrutam'] Lord Vishnu took the form of a beautiful maiden to obtain the 'amrut' for the Devas from the hands of the Asuras who had snatched away the pot containing the 'amrut'. Taking even a small drop of 'Amrutam', the tastiest of all things in all worlds, one faces no death, has no fear of disease, no hunger or sleep and always remains fresh and active. Mohini holding the pot of 'amrutam' in her hand asked the Devas and the Asuras to sit in a row facing each other so that she could distribute the 'amrutam' to them. The Asuras dumbstruck by Mohini's beauty sat gaping at her and failed to notice her action. She was serving the 'amrut' only to the Devas. However, Rahu, one of the Asuras, noticed it and surreptitiously moved to the row of the Devas and sat between the Sun and the Moon gods and received the 'amrutam'. The Sun and the Moon noticed him and quietly warned the Lord who was in the form of Mohini. The Lord hit Rahu on the head with the laddle and ordered him to spit out the 'amrutam'. He spat out the 'amrut' and that fell out as onion and garlic. Since they have come out of the 'amrutam' they are good for health but since they have come out of an Asura's [demon] mouth they contain demonic elements in them. Our Puranas detail how a 'jiva' takes birth on earth. The 'jivas' remain as tiny atoms in space. At the appropriate time, they enter the rain clouds, fall down as rain and enter the 'Oshadiis' [food grains] on earth. They enter the male as 'retas' [sperm] through the food he consumes and then is transferred to the womb of the mother where it begins to take form. The demonic qualities are present in onion and garlic. Thus, one who consumes onion and garlic begets children with demonic qualities. It is for this reason that one avoids onion and garlic. With Love & OM! Krishna Prasad 5, 50, 500, 5000 - Store N number of mails in your inbox. Click here. This communication is the property of Qwest and may contain confidential or privileged information. Unauthorized use of this communication is strictly prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please immediately notify the sender by reply e-mail and destroy all copies of the communication and any attachments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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