during a woman's menses Archana sinha

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Dear Archana,

 

Your are right. Traditionally in our society it is not considered

pious to do any pooja, jaap etc during those days.

 

Therefore those women who are apprehensive about doing any religious

act during those days should not do the upaya either and keep the

rinsed rice as suggested in the rules of doing remedies. It is the

raw rice grains and not the boiled rice.

 

But those women who are not apprehensive about it and consider it a

normal physical phenomenon can continue doing the upaya. As far as

the upaya are concerned there are no such restrictions.

 

It is entirely a matter of the state of mind. I personally consider

menses as a physical phenomenon, some thing any woman should be

proud of. And if there is some thing you are proud of, how can that

be impure, I do not know.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " astro_archana_sinha "

<archana.sinha wrote:

>

>

> Priya'ji,

>

> I read the article " Rules for doing remedy " in the files section,

which

> says Upaya done over a longer period , say 6 day , 10 days ,43

days etc,

> should be done regularly without a break. But it's very natural

that a

> young lady would might have her period during this time. As we know

> traditionally hindu women DON'T PRAY TO GOD during menses times

because

> their sukshma shareera vibrations are incapable to absorb the

manthric

> power produced due to intonation of manthra sounds and their

biological

> bodily vibrations are incompatible with manthric vibrations during

> menses times. So is it advisible to continue upaya during menses?

If not

> then should little rice be rinsed in milk when the practice is

broken

> and kept it at home and when the period is over, the rinsed rice

should

> be immersed in a river or fed to the birds? Also by 'rice' do you

mean

> to say boiled rice?

>

> Awaiting for your reply!

>

> Regards,

>