Help for a friend. Deviramadasi

[Guest guest]

Dear Ram,

 

 

Ask Lakshmi to recite the following mantra 108 times every day. She

can recite it at any time convenient to her.

 

tryambakaM yajaamahe sugandhiM patipoShaNam,

 

urvaarukamiva bandhanaanmrtyor mukShiiya maam muShya grhebhyaH

 

{ For correct pronunciation go to the files and in the folder “

mantra used in upaya†you will find the mantra written in Hindi

script }

 

Keep a little water in any bowl with a tulsi leaf in it before

reciting this mantra. When she has finished reciting the mantra she

should breathe over [ fook marana ] the bowl and drink that water and

eat the tulsi leaf. In case she does not find Tulsi leaf, then she

can do without it, just keep the bowl of water though. Do not sit on

bare ground when reciting the mantra. Use some mat etc to sit on and

do the recitation.

 

This mantra will help them to get back together.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " deviramadasi "

<deviramadasi wrote:

>

> dear priyaji,

>

> I am writing this email on behalf of my friends mom. She got

married in court on

> 3.01.2003 in the evening arnd 6pm. it was a intercaste love

marriage. but since jan 2006

> she is living with her parents and they have been separated. they

had seen each other once

> during may 2006 but since 2007 things have been bad and many a

times the discussion

> for divorce has been going on.

>

> Laxmi is very depressed though she has started working for last few

months. it would be

> kind of you Gurujans to shed some light on if there would be a

divorce or something can

> be done to save the marriage.

>

> rightnow the boy has moved from the place he was working for last 2-

3 years so now they

> don't even know the whereabout of boy. But if laxmi can do some

upaayas it woud be

> helpful.

>

> Following are the details of my friend and her husband.

>

> Laxmipriya

>

> DoB 3.9.1977

> ToB 9.30am

> PoB Chennai, TN

>

> Shaheem

>

> DoB 4.08.1978

> ToB 8.30am

> PoB Mahe, Kerela

>

>

> Kind regards,

> Rama.

>