Question for Swamiji

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yes it must be so.

 

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, "Mahamuni" <mahamuni@c...> wrote:

> Good and interesting question. I look forward to hearing this

answer, though I would believe it is a matter of just doing than a

concept of trying to understand the "how".

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> Steve Connor

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> Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:47 PM

> Question for Swamiji

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> Latha, I hope this qualifies as a question related to sadhana

and is

> not too conjectural ... I believe this is a turning point in

common

> to many of us here ...

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> What is the dynamic, the practical process, for pulling the mind

> back to the divine, when circumstances demand attendance to

daily

> duties, especially when they require speaking, or other mental

> processes not related to the path, but computers, or mundane

work,

> etc.

>

> The question is related to a period of life in which, the

demands of

> life are great, and the hours for sadhana are relegated a lesser

> percentage of the day. Another way of asking this is, how does

SOME

> of the day for God become ALL of the day ... even if the hours

might

> not be spent in an asana or before a alter, etc.

>

> Is it a matter of soaking the mind in sadhana as much as

possible

> when not otherwise occupied, or practicing virtues while doing

> duties ... or something else ... or a combination? Is it a

matter of

> one's grasp of the immediate experience as divine or mundane?

Being

> Hanuman, seeing the Goddess? Making action for others, not self?

>

> What is your experience and instruction regarding this, Swamiji?

> Howe is it that the fetters of mind and thus the world begin to

> loosen?

>

> Pranams,

>

> steve

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[Guest guest]

Namaste All,

 

When doing a Hanuman homa (or any beginner's homa) should one do a

puja before the pit before beginning the actual homa?

 

Pranams to Maa and Swamiji,

Gauri