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Karma
Empowering Self & Community

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The mad race of competition to which we find ourselves
pulled willingly or unwillingly has a heavy toll on the human
psyche. The demands of our work places are too much. Anxiety
hangs in the air, unhealthy competition verges to the brink of
jealousy and hatred, differences of opinion are taken as attacks
on one’s ego, like the sword of Damocles insecurity keeps one’s
nerves in a jangle and if these were not enough we carry our
tensions back home with the inevitable result of family quarrels,
fights, accusations and counter accusations, thus making home
more of a hell than a heaven.
Still worse is the fact that we fail to realize this situation. Just
hint to someone that he or she is mentally ill or disturbed and the
daggered looks would make you wish you had never mentioned
it. For us mental illness is some alien malady that could never
afflict us. Are not our superb performances at work, the large
pay checks, social status and affluence enough proofs that our
mental faculties are at their working best?
Well, if you believe so, think again. Sit down and introspect for
some moments. Can you still your mind for some time? Can
you experience deep divine peace and jubilation that comes by
diving deep into the inner conscience? Try and all you shall find
would be worries, problems and tensions related to home, office
or relatives inundating your mind. The more you shall try to
push them aside the harder they shall pound on your brains.
Maybe you are young and physically very strong, hence right
now you don’t feel the negative effect of the hectic life you lead.
But look around and you shall find someone who is almost a
mental wreck just because his or her mind could take no more of
this jet set life. And if you think you shall never be a prey, you
are wrong for the body as well as the mind has a limit and the
moment you cross it .....!
Or maybe you are already feeling the negative effects -- sleep
eludes you, veins stand out on your forehead seemingly ready to
burst and giving you an intolerable headache, you lose patience
on the slightest pretext, you suffer from frequent indigestion
etc. Some try to overcome these by taking to drinking without
knowing that they are inviting further trouble, for alcohol dulls
physical pain but it cannot wash out mental anguish. Rather on
coming back to the conscious state the anxieties return with
renewed vigour. Moreover alcohol makes one physically weaker
and unable to withstand the challenges of life.
Solution to this universal problem lies not in medicine or wine.
It also cannot be ignored for in its worst stages it could lead to
nervous breakdown, ulcers, brain tumours and even hormonal
imbalance. The best and most effective way remedy lies in the
field of spiritualism.
One way is meditation, but for a mentally disturbed person it is
very difficult to concentrate his or her mind. Hence the ancient
Rishis suggested Mantra Sadhanas.
Mantras are special divine syllables whose rhythmic chanting
produces a soothing effect on one’s mind. Regular use of Mantras
helps one concentrate better and stills all mental turmoils and
nervous disturbances. And once the chaos in the mind is calmed
the physical body too returns to a healthy state. A Mantra hence
not just flushes out useless, negative thoughts from the mind,
rather it helps the body get rid of toxins produced due to anger,
frustration or hatred, which if left there could lead to illnesses
and physical disabilities.
While using a Mantra for such healing purposes we tap into the
power of the inner conscience or the Guru who dwells within,
for this divine power can cure the worst maladies. Following is
a wonderful Mantra Sadhana that can help you get rid of your
mental disturbances and finally even your physical illnesses.
Early morning at 5-5:30 am on a Sunday have a bath and wear a
yellow dhoti/saree. Sit on a yellow mat facing East. In a copper
plate place a AtharvaYakshini Nivaran Yantra. On the Yantra
place two Manah Chetana Gutikas. Take water in the hollow of
your right palm and pledge thus - I do this Sadhana for mental
peace and to get rid of all mental and physical disturbances. Let
the water flow on to the ground. Next light a ghee lamp and
looking at its flame chant thus 5 times.
Gurur Brahma Gurur Vishnu Gurur Devo Maheshwarah
Guru Sakshaat Para Brahma Tasmei Shree Gurave Namah
Next chant the following Mantra continuously without
counting, for half an hour.
Om Hreem Hreem Shreem Shreem Hreem Hreem Om Namah
Do this daily for half an hour for 108 days . After 21 days throw
the Yantra and Gutikas in a river or pond. After the Sadhna
too sit daily for 10-15 minutes meditating on this Mantra. For
more information and clarification call Hindu Temple of Ohio,
the only Hinu Temple complex specialized in Atharva Vedic
Mantras and healing technics

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Palmistry- Swamiji Sri Selvam Siddhar
Index Finger :- Good signs: A cross tells of better prospects to
come. A grille denotes advancement in life. A circle tells of a
love that is more idealistic than sensual. A star on this finger is
a sure sign of success in life. Bad signs:
A square on this finger warns of jealousy that is likely to cause
a lot of trouble. A triangle indicates troubles to come.
Middle Finger :- Good signs: Good signs :Ablack spot on this
finger is a good sign though it may bring responsibilities and
even sorrow. Happiness in home and family life is indicated by
a triangle on this finger. A square forecasts material gains and
perhaps an inheritance. Bad signs: A star forecasts domestic
disturbances.Across indicated gossip, slander and blacklisting.
A grille indicates danger of large, open places.
Ring Finger :-Good signs: Good signs : A grille here indicates
journeyandacircleindicatessuccessfulcareerandevenwealth,
a square indicates a successful career, public recognition and
honors. Bad signs: A cross on this finger indicates unhappiness
in affairs of the heart. A triangle is also a negative sign in love
affairs.
Little Finger :- Good signs: Good signs : A circle over here
indicates fulfillment of ambitions. A star indicates more than 1
marriage or love affairs. A square denotes happiness but only
after hard work and many disappointments. A cross tells of
honors to come. They might be quite unexpected. Bad signs:
A black dot here tells of upsets and disappointments. Triangle
denotes danger from strangers.A grille indicates an accident or
an unpleasant incident.
Thumb :- Good signs : There are no particular signs which if
present on the thumb indicate the good things of life. Bad signs:
A circle on the thumb denotes business failures and financial
troubles. A Star speaks of family troubles and discord. A cross
denotes marital unhappiness, perhaps a separation, divorce or
broken engagement.
For more help and doubts call Swamiji Sri Selvam Siddhar @
Toll free in USA @ 1-888-808 1418
Good & Bad Omens
- His Holiness Swamiji Sri Selvam Siddhar
BIRDS :
As a rule, birds are lucky and should be welcomed to garden or verandah.
They should be given cereals and pulses to eat, light coloured pigeons
entering the house presage an engagement or a wedding.
CRICKETS :
To hear the crickets chirping foretells monetary gain.
CROW :
Crows entering the house and cawing often bring bad news. To hear
a crow after dark is a sign of bad news to come or some illness in the
house,. If crow sits upon your head it is a sign of death or deadly pains.
DOG :
A howling dog (especially when it is crying) means death is about to
take place in the house.
EARS :
Tingling of ear means that somebody is talking about you.
FUNERAL :
It is a bad omen to meet a funeral when you are on a way to a wedding.
HARE :
If hare crosses your path be assured of disappointments.
HORSES :
To see 3 white horses together is a sign of coming wealth. To see a white
horse, at the moment you are wishing for something, means fulfillment
of your wish.
HORSE-SHOE :
To get a horse-shoe on you may is a good omen.
DONKEY SHOE :
If you find donkey’s shoe, it is very fortunate.
KNIVES :
To find crossed knives is in auspicious.
MOON :
To see the new moon on a Monday will bring good luck.
OWLS :
To hear the continuous hooting of owls forebodes ill health and
disappointments.
PIGS :
To meet a pig coming towards you is a good omen.
SALT :
To split salt is unlucky. To avoid the bad luck water must be thrown
over it.
SHOOTING STAR :
If you make a wish as you see a shooting star falling, your wish will be
granted.
SPIDER :
To see a spider at night is an omen of good fortune. To see a spider in
morning is a bad omen, and to kill a spider is supposed to bring bad
luck.
SWANS :
To see 3 swans flying together will bring misfortune.

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Due to jealousy, heart burning or some base cause,
the Tantriks use cheap tactics to overcome the
adversaries, which ruins one’s life. Are you also under
such a spell?
We must have peace and happiness in life, and to achieve
the same we work hard. But we do not get in return to the
proportions of our labor.
We get very little even after the best of our efforts, we
toil to get success in our business but the profits are too
little. We do not want any discontentment or discord in our
family life, but in spite of our best efforts, the peace and
tranquility of our family is disturbed.
On the other hand people work very little, but get too
much in return. Businessmen have ample wealth just be
putting in little efforts, bit we are disappointed even after
continuous efforts. It leads us to conclude, that there are
some evil forces which make our strategies unsuccessful.
Whenever you face such situations, feel assured that
someone has used Black Magic on you, as a result of
which all your efforts become ineffective.
Thoughsuchprayogisnoteasy,butsomeTantriksexpertise
in it and torture innocent souls at the behest of selfish and
greedy people. Such Tantriks have made Black Magic
their profession, and use it on others indiscriminately at
the behest of their adversaries, to mint money. Thus the
happy life of the people is spoiled.
Such so-called Black-Magicians, no doubt
can harm others, but they do not possess
the powers to counter such Tantrik moves.
As a result the victim keeps on suffering
and sometimes it leads to the death of the
victim. It is in fact very easy to cause harm through Tantra,
but very difficult to amend the damage done. In order to
learn the art of saving, one has to undergo Sadhna and
Siddhi, and only a Tantrik of high caliber can do so.
Symptoms of KalaJadoo/ Black
Magic/ Evil Curse/ Mantira
Kattu
1. Continuous illness. All
treatments fail.
2. Constant worries, suicidal
tendencies, or a desire to move
away from home and family.
3. Continuous illness of any member of the family.
4. Too much weakness associated with obesity and being
short tempered.

5. Sterility, without any physical deficiency or without any
medical reason.
6. Repeated miscarriages or death of the children.
7. Sudden unnatural deaths in the family.
8. Problems in the construction of house, factory or any
other building.
9. Shortness of money, inspite of hard labour.
10. No desire to live. Feels suffocated. Life seems useless.
No desire to rise in life.
11. Sudden quarrels between
brothers or the members of the
family, without any reason.
12. Achievement of
objectives seems
impossible.
13. Loss in the
business of
property.
14. Ill-health and under-development
of children.
15. Loss of peace due to the fear of enemies and their
evil designs.
16. Discord between spouses or the family.
17. Greatest efforts resulting in a failure.
18. Lack of Govt. favors, promotions and the desired
transfers. 19. Poverty, in spite of hard work.
These are some effects which prove
that you are under the spell of
Black Magic. Though intelligent,
you fail to find solution to such
problems. It is due to the Tantrik
Prayog that all your wisdom,
all your strategies and all your
intelligence fails.
In order to overcome all these troubles, Atharva Soolini
Raksha Prayog is indispensable, to make such Black
Magic ineffective.
As already told, such art is known only to those Tantrik
scholars, who have performed Sadhna and attained Siddhi.
Mantra Tantra Yantra Vigyan Magazine will guide you in
this respect. Its aim is to make your life happy, to make
your life trouble free, so that you can move forward
continuously.
Our society is ridden with enmity, jealousy, and prejudices.
Hence people use Black-Magic against each other, as a
result of which, the victim remains disturbed, depressed
and ultimately he meets his disaster. Business is ruined,
health deteriorates, loss and mental ailment result in
untimely death. Due to a maran prayog, he resembles a
moving corpse. We receive hundreds of such letters, with
such problems. Therefore the kind-hearted Swamiji Sri
Selvam Siddhar have made an “Shiva Soolini Rudra
Vishnu Malya Thantra Raksha Kavach” available,
which is Mantra Siddh, Pranpratishtthit, (i.e. energized,
consecrated and sanctified) and is very effective.
As soon as one wears it, all his troubles start decreasing. A
different Yantra is energized specially for every individual.
No Tantra Prayog is effective on its user. Rather the Black
Magic boomerangs back at the Tantrik practicing it. Even
if we are under the spell of Black Magic, its use will cure
the same within a month. The user of such a Kavach will
always be immune to Tantra Prayogs throughout his/ her
life.
For more help call immediately “Swamiji Sri
Selvam Siddhar“, who is the ONLY Atharva
Vedic scholar / swamiji in the whole nation
and in the western countries.
“DO NOT WAIT ANY MORE”.
Call now the Toll Free# 1- 888 808 1418
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1.You are as you are because you want to be so. If you want to
be different in life then start changing yourself today.
2.The mind of the Sadhak is like the tree Kalptaru that
fulfils all wishes. The thoughts that rise in the mind can be
converted into power of the soul. If the mind of the Sadhak
is full of fearlessness, hope, confidence and kindness then he
gets all boons in life. But if he becomes afraid of adverse
circumstances then he loses confidence and destroys his own
chances of success.
3.Devotion to God does not mean giving up things. Devotion
means the flowering of all one’s capabilities. True religion
never tells a person to give up worldly duties. Religion asks
a person to get rid of mental disturbance, moral wrongs and
ignorance.
4.Sadhana means toiling hard from morning till evening. Just
chanting of Mantras is not Sadhana.
5.There is no more a happy person than a Sadhak in this
world. A common person is ignorant. Ignorance leads to
egotism. Egotism generates fear. Fear leads to confusion.
Confusion is there because man has many wishes. And most
wishes are there because man desires pleasure. It is due to
indulgence in pleasures that a person develops traits. It is due
to these traits that a person has to take birth again and again
and has to suffer sorrows and pain.
6.For becoming fully happy one has to cut the roots of
ignorance, egotism and confusion with the help of the means
prescribed by the Guru.
7.Prayers and speaking out one’s feelings to the Lord is a
medium of making the mind pure. It helps get rid
of evil thoughts.
8.One should not hide anything from the Guru.
One should speak out everything to him. The
Sadguru knows everything. Still one should speak
out everything because this helps to get rid of the
evil thoughts within. One should admit all faults
and mistakes before the Lord.
9.You might live anywhere but you are my
disciple if you are devoted to service to the Guru
and performing Sadhanas.
10.If along with pure feelings for the Guru you are also
devoted to Sadhanas then I can change your future.
11.If you wish to attain to knowledge then you shall have
to go through the tests of a Guru. When the Guru tests your
mettle you shall have to pass with flying colours. You shall
have to smile and show full faith in him with your heart, soul
and mind.
12.The Guru should not allow you to become another Paad
Padam ( a corrupt disciple of Shankaracharya). The Guru
should test you again and again. He should be unrelenting no
matter how much you plead before him.
13.Shankaracharya made the mistake of giving knowledge to
Paad Padam even before the latter had become free of false
ego. When the false ego was shattered Paad Padam decided
to kill Shankaracharya so that he could declare himself as the
Guru. He committed this serious crime because he was not
free of ego. It was the fault of Shankaracharya and he had to
pay for it with his life.
14.History is replete with such mistakes committed by Gurus.
And disciples have always tried to take advantage of these
mistakes and have as a result tread on the wrong path. But
I will not commit the mistake done by Shankar, Buddha or
Mahaveer.
15.The Guru should not allow Paad Padams to be born. A
disciple should try to become like Vivekanand through
devotion and service.
16.If you are not devoted to the Guru then everything is
useless. If you cannot serve the Guru then too it is useless.
And if you are devoted or are serving the Guru you are not
doing it for the Guru but for your own progress.
17.If you have devotion and you serve the Guru dedicatedly
Guru immediately pays off the debt. The Guru does not wish
to remain indebted. But it is the Guru’s duty not to bestow
totality till the disciple is fully egoless. Till then the Guru
does not pay the debt.
18.But the moment the disciple becomes egoless the disciple
attains to totality and the Guru becomes free of his debt
19. If you want to have a glimpse of the Lord, if you wish to
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to Him in your heart then you have to have a soft heart like
a woman. A woman means one who thinks with the heart
and only by activating the feelings of the heart can one know
what true love is.
20. A man always remains divided whether to use his mind
or heart, He always remains in a dilemma to do something or
not. He always keeps thinking about the consequences of his
actions. He always keeps worrying what other people would
say. This state of dilemma is the work of the mind. And if a
person remains in a dilemma he cannot love.
21.A disciple can get closer to the Guru only by thinking like
a woman i.e. with one’s heart. By activating the feelings of
the heart he can become fully conscious. Then he has only
one aim, one thought, one goal in life and this is to make the
Guru a part of his heart and soul so that each cell of his body
could vibrate with the Guru energy.
22.Establishing of the Guru energy in each cell of one’s body
is possible only through the medium of true love.
23.If you care to observe carefully you shall find that I am
present everywhere and all around you. I vibrate in each
particle of nature and am present in the fragrance of the
flowers as well. Just look carefully at a flower. Do you not
behold me in its beauty ?
24.You might fail to behold the beauty in a flower, you might
fail to hear the music in the waves of a river but the fault lies
not in the flower or in the waves. Nature has done its work.
Now it is up to you to discover its wonders.
25.Spiritualism means to become aware of one’s internal
beauty i.e. the beauty of the soul. A very small portion of the
same beauty can be seen in the clouds above or in a flower
in full blossom. But within is a source of infinite beauty with
which you have never tried to form a link. It is within that you
can find all divine powers and wonders.
26.It is my most cherished dream to see my disciples reach
the divine land of Siddhrashram and become permanently
linked to its divinity, sacredness, piousness and purity. And
one they have achieved this I want them to return to the
material world and reveal the people here about this great
seat of spiritual attainments. I want them to tell the common
man that even without renouncing the spiritual world one can
rise high spiritually
27.It is very easy to identify a Guru. Guru is one in whose
company one feels great peace and joy. One feels as if one
is very deeply related to him. One feels very close to him.
Without him life seems to be purposeless. He is the true guide
in life.
28.Atrue Guru always remains ready to give much
to the disciple. A Guru does not wish for personal
fame nor does he want to be worshipped all over
the world. His only wish is to make the disciples
capable and unique so that they could achieve
absolute success in life.
29.A Sadhak should have firm determination
that either he shall procure divine help through
Sadhanas or he shall perish in the process. Such
a challenging spirit, such a determination alone
can help one succeed in Sadhanas and only such a
person can be called a Sadhak.
30.When a pot filled with water is immersed into
an ocean the water in the pot becomes part of the
vast expanse. Similarly a disciple through the medium of
selfless service to the Guru fuses his soul with that of the
Guru. This process of becoming one with the Guru is known
as Siddhi or divinity.
31.A true disciple is not afraid of death, the society and
challenges of life. He has a fire of determination is his eyes.
His hands have the power to even smash boulders and he is
fully devoted in the feet of the Guru.
32.A Guru has amazing foresight and he well knows on
which path the disciple has to be propelled. And he directs
the disciple in a manner so as to push him onto that very
path. Hence a disciple should make every effort to follow the
directions of the Guru.
33.You have to come to me like an empty vessel, like a blank
page so that I could write the secret of total success on it, so
that I could write about the way to totality and divinity upon
it. Only then can I tell you what is totality of life, what is true
joy, what is success and what is the Supreme.
34.Totality in life is possible when a disciple places his head
in the holy feet of the Guru and washes them with the tears
of devotion. This happens when one is truly devoted, when
the heart seems filled with tremendous joy, when one is so
overcome with love for the Guru that words fail and if any
word does escape from the lips it is Guru.
35.Devotion does not mean joining the palms, or singing
hymns. Devotion means following the orders of the Guru
without hesitation and doubt.
36.A disciple always feels like rushing to the Guru. Of course
due to some problem he might not be able to do so but the
longing, the desire is always there to be with the Guru.

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Swamiji Sri Selvam Siddhar is considered to be a Living
God to his followers. He has made miracles in people’s
life. He has cured “ spiritually” thousands and thousands of
people to come out of their various difficulties in their life with
problems and concerns relates to Marriage, Children, Black
Magic, Mother in Law, Sister In Law, Father In Law, medical
malpractice, Cancer, Heart attacks, skin diseases, business, job,
divorce, immigration, court cases, enemies, drugs addicts , sexual
addicts, drinks addicts etc., The following are the unforgettable
experience of Swamiji’s followers all over the world
EVIL DESTROYED
I was troubled by spirits. I obtained Rituals through the support
of Siddhar Ji. My brother was also affected by spirits and
occasionally he would lose balance of mind. Local Tantriks
had given up the case. One day I read the experience of other
people with Siddhar Ji in the Karma Magazine and it encouraged
m approach swamiji. Surprisingly he benefited a lot from it. I
started consulting swamiji regularly and he became normal.
But then my married sister started to be troubled by spirits. Her
in laws tried to get her treated but failed. They left her with us
and also abused us. Again my Swamiji helped me too.
One day when she was being traumatized by a ghost I put the
Swamiji’s picture in front of her neck.The spirit left immediately.
Now my brother and sister are both well. It is all due to the grace
of Siddhar Maharaj.
- Rajesh Saini , Detroit, Michigan , USA.
PASSED MEDICAL SCHOOL EXAM BY
GURU’S GRACE
Swamiji I am very happy today that you have fulfilled my wish.
Due to your grace I have passed the examination.
I was to appear in the USMLE exam this year and I was very
worried. The reason was that I was not able to complete my
course. But I was sure that Gurudev’s blessings were with me.
I had written a letter to you and you had sent me some Mantra
to be chanted daily 108 times. I did this and due to your powers
I was successful in the exam. I know that you are very kind
to us and I also know that when you are with me then my
misfortune can change into good luck and failure into success.
Your kindness is beyond words. I just hope that may you keep
making me progress in life. May I get your love throughout life.
- Sunil Malhotra , Campll, CA, USA
LIFE GRETELY SAVED BY GURUJI
SELVAM
My younger brother’s daughter had been ill for the past several
days.Atlastonedayshehadtobeadmittedtoanursinghome.She
was given glucose intravenously but there was no improvement
in her condition. After some time white foam started to appear
from her mouth. The doctor rushed to her bed and started to
shake her. He also slapped her gently but there seemed to be no
life left. Suddenly my mind went to Guruji Selvam and I prayed
to him to help. I thought that if Sadgurudev did not help me now
who else would?
I thought that if Guruji did not help now the family’s faith in him
would be shaken. As I concentrated on the form of Guruji I also
started to chant the Atharva Mantra initiated to me by Guruji . I
had read somewhere in the magazine that if one is chanting Guru
Mantra death can not come near. Till the Guru does not assent
death can not harm the person chanting the Guru Mantra.
I caught hold of the hand of my niece and started to chant the
Mantra. After half an hour the foam from the mouth stopped.
Then the body moved and she returned to the conscious state.
I called out her name and she uttered a few words. I was filled
with joy and I felt indebted to Guruji . The doctor too was baffled
how the child had returned from death. The girl is healthy now
and Guruji saved me from disgrace.
Whenever we worship Guruji the child comes to the room and
bows before the picture of Guruji . When ever I remember that
day I bow to Gurudev and I feel like chanting - Jaya Gurudev!
Please make sure that have Guruji “ Selvam Siddhar’ s picture
in your pooja room and namesake to Guruji every day morning
and evening
- Jitendera Nambiar, Ashville, TN, USA,
PURE LOVE & AFFECTION OF OUR
GURU
I am a farmer in Bakersfield , CA. I used to work very hard in my
fields but the fruit of my labor was never adequate. This is why I
started to feel bored of farming. The work was more and returns
were poor. I also found it difficult to sit in Sadhanas and chant
Mantras. So Guru Maharaj advised me that I should offer my
services to Him. So with the help of other disciples of Gurudev
we organized a Sadhana Camp in our farm . Revered Gurudev
Ji graced the occasion. After this there was no looking back.

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The doors to fortune that seemed to be shut for me for the past
five years were thrown open. This year I had record turn over
from my land. This happened due to the love and blessings of
Sadgurudev.
- Darpan Singh, Bakersfield, CA, USA
LIVING GOD CURED ME
I have been reading the magazine for the past several years.
I obtained Guru Diksha in the retreat camp last year . In
November last year my second son got married. A month before
that I suddenly developed Sciatica pain. The pain grew so much
that I found it difficult even to walk. Many expert doctors were
consulted but the pain grew worse. I became very worried and
one day while worshipping Swamiji I prayed to him to cure me
so that I could attend the marriage of my son. I even sent a letter
to Swamiji to this effect.
Then all of a sudden I came into contact of a person who knew
about nerves and how to cure related ailments through massage.
The doctors advised me against it but I went to the person for
three days and within three days I was fully cured. The marriage
went off well and I could participate in it due to Swamij Sri
Selvam Siddhar ji ‘s grace. Today I am totally healthy. I offer
my prayers to Swamiji and ask him to keep showering his grace
on us always.
Seema Solanki, Singapore, Asia
HOLY GLIMPSE OF
SWAMIJI SELVAM JI
This event relates to 22nd June 2011. As usual that day I was
engaged in worship early in the morning. Suddenly I had a very
strange experience. As I was chanting the Guru Mantra my eyes
closed on their own. I wanted to but could not open them up.
Thereafter I started to chant the Atharva Soolini Siddhi Manrtra.
I felt as if my body had become lifeless. I also felt as if I was not
in my Sadhana room rather I was somewhere else where there
was snow on all sides. Then suddenly I saw Swamiji Sri Selvam
Siddhar. He was seated on a very clean and huge rock. His eyes
were closed and he was deep in Samadhi. Very wonderful was
the scene.
For some moments the scene remained before my vision and then
suddenly I opened my eyes to find myself at home. It seemed
as if I had traveled from somewhere far. Tears were flowing
incessantly from my eyes and I was feeling very peaceful at
heart. I have had many experiences during Mantra chanting but
this experience was unique.
It was all due to the love and blessings of Swamiji. I often feel
the subtle presence of Sadgurudev Nikhil. Many times I can
smell a divine fragrance marking his presence.
- Archana Shivsahankar, Dallas, TX, USA
ALL BY SWAMIJI SELVAM’S GRACE
In July 2011 as directed by you I started the Atharva Soolini
Sadhana in order to complete 1.25 lakh chantings of its Mantra. I
did the Sadhana both in the morning and at night. When I started
the Mantra chanting all was fine. Fifteen days went by but I had
no divine experience. But suddenly one day my body became
tense and my hand telling the beads of the rosary stopped. There
was intense pain in the whole body. I could hardly hold the
rosary. Then I clearly heard a woman’s voice.
I could not understand what was going on. Then again my fingers
started to move and I resumed the Mantra chanting. That night
I felt very light. I realized that Mother Goddess Soolini was
there somewhere nearby. Thus I completed 1.25 lakh chanting
in 21 days. I had to perform oblations twelve thousand times in
the holy fire. Along with other disciples of Swamiji we started
the Yagna. The Yagna had just started when suddenly a milky
light appeared in the room. One of the disciples even took a
photograph of the divine light, Then there was a loud knocking
at the door. When the door was opened there was no one there.
When the Yagna was over the sweets were distributed. After
some days when the negatives were developed we clearly saw
the form of Goddess Soolini in the picture of the holy fire. It is
all due to the grace of Swamiji that I could accomplish such a
tough Sadhana. When we were singing a hymn, in the end one of
the disciples became so overwhelmed by the divine atmosphere
that she suddenly shouted - Swamiji is here! Sing loudly!
Thus this wonderful Sadhana was accomplished with amazing
experiences. May holy Swamiji’ always shower his grace on us.
Nilotama Patnagar, Geneva, Switzerland
SWAMIJI IN MY DREAMS
One night after I had gone to bed I had the glimpse of Swamiji
in a dream. I saw a scene in which a Yagna was going on and
it was being performed by Swamiji in the company of several
disciples.
In the next scene I saw Swamiji with both palms joined seated
before the Yagna fire. Siddhar ji was chanting yakshini Thilotma
Mantra.
In the third scene I saw that Swamiji had raised his right hand
in blessing and he was seated three feet above the ground. A
divine radiance was pouring out from his hand and eyes. The
brightness of the light made me shut my eyes. The next morning
when I saw the rising sun I realized that the light I had seen in
the dream was even more bright than the sun. I felt blessed on
having the glimpse of our Swamiji . I hope he keeps blessing
me all my life.
- Krishnaveni Sundarajan, Amsterdam Netherlands,Europe

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Negotiating a better salary package has put more than
a few stomachs in knots over the years. Remember,
we all go through it sooner or later. Try to keep these basic
tips in mind when it’s your turn to ask for a sweeter deal.
1. Be Persuasive:
It’s hard to force your boss to increase your compensation,
and trying to do so can potentially damage your working
relationship. Think about the process as trying to convince
him that it might benefit the organization to pay you more
2. Aim High and Be Realistic:
Many researchers have found a strong correlation between
people’s aspirations and the results they achieve in
negotiation. At the same time, you want to suggest ideas to
which your boss can realistically say yes.
3. Start Off with the Right Tone:
You want to let your boss know you will listen and try to
understand his views. At the same time, you expect your
boss to do the same for you so you can work together to
address this issue. Avoid ultimatums, threats and other
coercive behavior.
4. Clarify Your Interests:
Your compensation should satisfy a range of needs, not just
salary. Make sure you have thought about other points of
value to you as well -- like profit sharing, stock options that
vest immediately, a bonus, greater work responsibilities, a
quicker promotion schedule, increased vacation or flexible
hours.
5. Anticipate Your Boss’s Interests:
Just like you, your boss has needs and concerns. To
persuade him to say yes, your ideas will have to address
those things that are important to him.
6. Create Several Options:
Joint brainstorming is the most effective way to find
ideas that satisfy everyone’s interests. It works best when
you separate it from commitment -- first create possible
solutions, and then decide among them.
7. Focus on Objective Criteria :
Itisfareasiertopersuadesomeonetoagreewithyourproposal
if he sees how that proposal i s
firmly grounded on
objective criteria, such
as what similar
f i r m s p a y
people of like experience
or what others in the company
make.
8 . Think Through Your Alternatives:
In case you cannot persuade your boss to say yes, you
need to have a backup plan. Part of preparation is creating
a specific action plan so you know what you’ll do if you
have to walk away from the table.

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“I have not come to establish a new
religion or sect, but I have come to give you
Knowledge of Truth. If you come to me with
a guileless heart you will surely receive this
most ancient spiritual Knowledge, which, if
practiced upon, will give us perfect peace of
mind.”
Do not speak when speech is not needed; Do not do what is
not wanted;
Do not poke your nose in other’s business; Otherwise it’s
like having itchy boils all over! Sachchidananda, Lord of
true bliss eternal
The following quotes are some of our Swamiji Sri Selvam
Siddhar’s messages /Golden sayings prepared by Rukmani
Iyengar from Sunnyvale, CA, USA a long time devotee of
our Guru ji.
1. God is one
2. Let noble thoughts surround us from all directions.
3. When I hear the experiences of devotees I could realize
that a divine power was operating through me.
4. One day we will all meet in our true home.
5. Whatever I undertook was not planned by me. It was
divinely ordained.
6. Even today, I do not prepare my speeches. It is all God’s
grace & His will.
7. I am only an instrument in His hands.
8. Whatever He wants to convey, He speaks through me.
9. More money, more problems, less money less problems,
no money severe problems.
10. In whatever form you perceive God, He will appear in
that form. This is the truth.
11. God cannot be many.
12. Experience is my Guru.
13. The story of Swamiji is the experience of his devotees.
14. The world is one family.
15. We are all descendants from the same source.
16. The world is one big home.
17. The different countries are different rooms.
18. All are children of God.
19. It is good to respect and feel attached to the country of
birth.
20. Problem arises when the other countries are considered
as enemies.
21. Even a stone will give peace of mind if you pray with
total devotion.
22. Some ask whether all those who call themselves as
Guru could be believed. Some books in a library may not be
good, but we cannot conclude that all books in the library
are worthless.
23. There is no doubt about God’s existence.
24. Faith is most important.
25. Whether the problem is major or minor in reality, for the
person who faces it, it is always severe.
26. Throughout the world people are suffering.
27. There is confusion as to whom to trust.
28. You may worship God in any form.
29. God is omnipotent & omnipresent.
30. If a person intends to harm another his conscience may
caution him not to do so. If he abides by that conscience
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31. God is not only in temples .He is everywhere.
32. There is nothing that God does not know. That is the
truth.
33. Faith in God is more important, no matter where you
worship God.
34. On realizing God. A person will be relieved of doubts
& worries.
35. God provides many opportunities to give the message of
peace to the world.
36. On experiencing my Arul Vaakku the conclusion is that
there is a Supreme Power without whose knowledge one
cannot even think.
37. Newspaper, Radio & TV have got a great responsibility.
38. Today as an instrument of God I will give you whatever
message I get from Him.
39. In this nuclear age, countries should unite think and
work for peace.
40. God consciousness is very essential.
41. People need peace.
42. It is a situation where we have to purify our mind.
43. If mind is pure God will take us in the right path.
44. Therefore faith in God is more important than forms of
worship.
45. Like the thread of the kite is needed to control and
protect the kite, the thread of devotion is very important in
the present world.
46. Though I don’t have wings Hanumanji makes me fly all
over the world.
47. We can overcome fate by wisdom, the wisdom of prayer.
48. One can win over fate by faith in God.
49. We have to be conscious of our duties.
50. We have come to this world. We have to do our duty.
51. Suppose you are stranded in an unknown place not
knowing where to go. You pray to God. Someone comes
in a car or scooter and offers you help. He is actually God.
52.We should be responsible and do our duty.
53. If you expect God to take over your responsibilities,
forgetting your duty, He will not do that.
54. When I sit in puja, I speak Tamil, Malayalam, sing in
English, Telgu etc.
55. I did not learn many world languages. I started speaking
these languages while in puja and I have perfected them
over a period.
56. It is okay to appeal to God. But God knows when to
fulfill the appeal.
57. What is visible to our eyes is very little. God can see
everything.
58. It is not necessary that whatever we desire should
happen. He will give us what is best for us.
59. Whatever has to happen will happen? I never plan it.
60. It is not necessary that what we desire should happen.
He will give us what is best for us.
61. The blessing of Arulvakku was given to me not because
I asked for it but due to the fruits of my karma.
62. I do not do anything artificially.
63. God would come in any form.
64. I think of even you all as little ‘ Yakshini”.
65. God is giving me messages through you all and taking
me all over the world.
66. What is important for this world is to unite world leaders
and provide an opportunity to run their affairs properly and
efficiently.
67. Every man has to face difficulties at some stage of life.
68. It is not possible to have a good and trouble free life
throughout.
69. In old days reading palm during the night was not
advisable because in the absence of electricity those days’
lines on the palm will not be clearly visible at night
70. Worship any form you like .You may worship even your
mother. Devotion, faith &involvement are most important.
71. My Yakshini is watching you all the time. There is
nothing that you can hide from Him. If your prayer is sincere
He will even come as a servant, have no doubt about that.
72. Purity of heart is essential for God realization. There is
no point in making a number of pilgrimages to temples or
mosques unless you achieve purity of heart.
73. God knows your limitations. You do not have to bring
them to His notice.
74. In Kali Yuga, people tend to question anything and
anyone. Even if Lord Vishnu is to appear in front of them
they would ask Him to produce His identity card, such is the
world today.
75. You may visit any Mahatma of your choice if you think
you would obtain peace in His |Her presence.
76. Do not criticize a person without first hand experience.
If thousands flock to a Mahatma it is due to the divine
charisma around Him, so do not ridicule such persons
without verification.
77. In the court of Yakshinis, justice alone will prevail. You
cannot demand something that is not dharmic or righteous.
78. Devote some time for prayer everyday because mental
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79. Treat everyone with respect and kindness because God
may come to you in any form.
80. Devotion is like the thread of a kite. It connects the kite
to its Maker. Devotion is the thread which connects the
devotee to God.
81. When the thread gets cut, even if the kite has a heart and
wishes to come back, it cannot.
82. Witnessing God’s effulgence by our physical eyes
is very difficult but the Supreme Power can be perceived
through devotion.
83. Devotion enables one to attain peace of mind like
cooling off an overheated radiator.
84.All major religions are like parallel cables never touching
at any point. This must change.
85. Even though Anjaneya is a Brahmachari it was He who
brought Sri Rama and Sri Sita Devi together.
86. Purity of mind and sincere prayer are essential for
realization of God.
87. A pilgrimage or a visit to a temple does not necessarily
imply devotion, as devotion has to emanate from one’s
within.
88. It is not necessary to visit a temple or attend a bhajan
mechanically as a means to obtain God’s grace.
89. The world is one family and the countries are but the
different rooms.
90. The food you take should not hurt others’ sentiments or
cause inconvenience to others.
91. Vegetarian or non vegetarian food, one should not feel
guilty after taking it.
92. Life is a drama and we have to play our roles to
perfection.
93. Arulvakku cannot be different at different places. God
will communicate the same wherever you go.
94.Karmasuddi and Chittasuddi are very important for
realization of God.
95. If Lord Vishnu were to appear before us some would
even ask for His identity card. That is the kind of faith
people have today.
96. Worship any form you like.
97. You may worship even your mother.
98. Devotion, faith & involvement are most important.
99. There are persons who visit a temple for particular
favors. If the favor is not granted or delayed they stop going
to the temple.
100. If God does not grant a particular favor they may even
remove the photograph of God from the prayer room.
101. Devotion is unconditional.
102. God knows what you need, that will be given and that
alone will be given.
103. A temple priest has to be extremely careful just as an
electrician has to be careful working with an electric current.
104. God would appear in any form and offer you solace.
105. Just as one has a variety of fruits to choose from, a
seeker also has a variety of forms to contemplate upon.
106. He may choose the form according to his taste and
inclination.
107. You may worship any form of your choice or follow
any guru in whose presence you get real peace of mind.
108. There are people who believe and even tell others that
Anjaneya’s picture should not be kept at home on the pretext
that Anjaneya is a brahmachari. This is not true.
109. It is enough if one carries out hisher duties honestly
and with a sincere prayer to God.
110. A mere display of devotion would not last long as none
can display artificial devotion for long.
111. Holy Men should not be compared as they differ in
their background, mission and powers.
112. Some Holy Men are jnanis who take upon themselves
the task of educating people.
113. Guru guides you from outside as Sadguru and as
Atma Swarupa from within. Guru Purnima, the full moon
represents the light of the atman and is a reflection of
blessings from your beloved guru. Tonight, this full moon
will remind you the divinity of your beloved guru. The full
moon tonight represents your enlightened guru whoever he
is wherever he is. I shall take away all the darkness that has
accumulated around you and release you from the bondage
into the light of freedom and happiness.
114. For me, Guru Purnima means the bright faces of all my
devotees across the globe. It is my wish to see your faces
brighten up like this wonderful full moon. My blessings to
all. I am with you all always

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The Banyan Deer
In a forest, on
the outskirts of
Benaras, there
lived a beautiful
golden deer. He
was called King
Banyan Deer
and was the
leader of a herd
of five hundred
deer. Not very
far off, in the
same forest was
King Branch
Deer who
was also the
leader amongst
another five
hundred deer.
He was also
e x t r e m e l y
beautiful with a coat of a shiny golden hue and sparkling eyes.
Outside this beautiful forest, in the real world, there reigned a
King who loved to eat meat at every single meal. He was King
Brahmadatta of Benaras. Not only was he fond of hunting, but
he also enforced the same on his subjects. He forced them to
leave their own businesses and join him regularly on his hunting
spree each and every morning.
After awhile the villagers got sick of this regular routine as they
had much better things to do with their lives. Besides, their work
and means of livelihood had also begun to suffer. They realised
that they must find a solution. Together they came up with a
plan. They decided to grow plants, sow crops and dig water
holes in the royal park itself. Then they would drive a number of
deer into the confines of the park and shut the gates. In this way
the King could hunt at leisure and would not require any further
help from his obedient subjects.
So at first they went about preparing the royal park for the deer.
Then they went into the forest armed with weapons and sticks in
order to drive the deer into the royal park. They surrounded the
territories of both the herds, those of King Banyan Deer as well
as King Branch Deer, and drove them into the royal park, with
shouts of glee as they beat their sticks on the ground and waved
them in the air. As soon as both the herds were in, the gates were
shut and the deer entrapped.They then went to their King and
told him that as they could not accompany him any more on his
hunts they had successfully managed to entrap a number of deer
in the royal park for his royal pleasure. The King was absolutely
thrilled when he set eyes on the great number of deer in the royal
park.
While gazing at them his eyes fell on the two beautiful golden
deer and he at once decided to spare their lives. He issued an
order that they were not to be shot at any cost. Each day after
that, either the King or one of his hunters would shoot arrows
at the deer. The deer would scatter wildly in every direction
and get hurt in the ensuing stampede. So one day King Banyan
Deer and King Branch Deer put their heads together and came
up with a plan. They realized that each day their herds were
getting wounded in great numbers and some were getting killed.
Even though death was inevitable they could at least try to save
the living ones from unnecessary pain and torture. So they
decided to send a deer to the royal palace to be slaughtered and
served to the king each and every day. The pact was to alternate
between the two herds. In this way at least the rest of the deer
would be spared unnecessary torture. This system continued for
some time. Each day a deer was sent to the royal palace to be
slaughtered by the royal cook. And the rest of the deer were
allowed to live in peace until it was their turn.
One day it was the turn of a young female deer with a newborn
baby. She belonged to the herd of King Branch Deer. She was
worried that after she was killed there would be no one to take
care of her child who was still too young to look after itself.
So she approached her king with the plea that he send another
deer instead of her that day and she would willingly go to the
slaughter after her fawn was old enough to look after himself.
But King Branch Deer would not listen to her plea and told her
to accept this as her fate as he could not ask another deer to
replace her on the execution block. The mother doe looked at
her baby and just could not take a step towards the palace. So
she approached King Banyan Deer with her plea. King Banyan
Deer looked at her with great compassion and told her to go look
after her baby, as he would send another in her place.
Then King Banyan Deer himself walked to the palace and placed
his head on the execution block. The royal cook was shocked to
see him and remembering the King’s orders, went running to
the King to ask him what was to be done. The King came down
to see what was happening. On seeing King Banyan Deer he
went up to him and gently asked why he was here. King Banyan
Deer related the story of the fawn and the mother doe and told
him that as he could not order another to take her place, he had
decided to do it himself. The King was highly impressed with
this supreme sacrifice and the great love and compassion that
this King of deer possessed. So he decided to not only spare
his life but that of the mother doe as well. But King Banyan
Deer was not satisfied. He asked that the lives of the other deer
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asked about all the other four-footed animals in the forest and
then about the birds in the sky and the fish in the sea. And King
Brahmadutta agreed to spare the lives of all.
King Banyan Deer thanked him from the bottom of his heart
and returned joyfully to the park. The gates were opened wide
and both the herds were set free. Needless to say they lived
peacefully and happily ever after
The Great - Hearted Monkey
In a forest glade, by the side of River Ganges, high on the
mountains there lived about eighty thousand monkeys along
with their giant monkey king. And by the side of the clear
gushing water stood a tall shady tree bearing big beautiful juicy
golden fruits commonly called mangoes.
All the monkeys just loved these mangoes and ate them off
almost as soon as they had ripened. This was a very good thing
as their wise giant king had warned them not to let a single juicy
fruit fall into the river. Because if the current carried even one
of these fruits down the river to the land where the men lived,
they would surely come in search of this delicious fruit and
destroy the peace in the land of the monkeys. It so happened
that a branch of this tree hung low over the river and a mango
that was hidden behind an ant’s nest ripened and fell off without
anyone’s knowledge. It was taken down south by the rapid flow
of the river and reached the city of Benaras.
One fine morning when King Brahmadutta of Benaras was
bathing in the riverbetween two nets, a couple of fishermen
found a bright golden fruit caught in the mesh of the net. Very
excited they took it to show the King. The King examined the
fruit carefully and asked where it had come from and what it was
called. The fishermen did not know much about it but guessed
that it must have flowed down the river from the valleys of the
far-flung Himalayas.He then asked them to cut the mango and
tasted a slice. It was simply delicious. He shared the rest of it
with his ministers and Queen who loved its divine flavor.
A few days passed, but the King could not get this exotic fruit
out of his mind. He could not work; rest or sleep for wants of
some more. Finally he could bear it no longer and set sail in
search of it. He organized a fleet of rafts and sailed up the river
accompanied by his men and a few fishermen.Many days and
many nights went by and they passed many valleys until they
finally came to the one where the mango tree stood. Mission
accomplished, the King was delighted and began enjoying the
mangoes to his heart’s content. Finally, that night, the King lay
down to sleep under the mango tree while his faithful soldiers
stood guard. Fires were lit on either side for protection against
wild animals. In the middle of the night when the guards had
dozed off to sleep, the monkeys came and finished off all the
mangoes that were left on the tree. The King awoke with all the
noise and ordered his guards to shoot at the monkeys so that they
could feast on monkey flesh along with the mangoes.
On hearing this, the monkeys trembled with fear and escaped
to inform their King. They told him what had happened and he
promised to save them. But for that he had to come up with a
plan.
So he climbed up the tree and swung across the river with the
help of a branch. He found a bamboo shoot which he measured
and cut carefully, and then tied one end of it around his waist.
The other end he tied around a tree trunk. He had decided to leap
back to the mango tree and help the rest of the monkeys across
over the bridge that he had made with the help of the bamboo
shoot. But alas... he had not taken into account the portion that
he had tied around his waist. So when the monkey king sprang
back into the mango grove he was just able to cling to a branch
of the mango tree. He quickly summoned his monkeys to climb
over his back and onto the reed in order to escape to the other
side. In this way, eighty thousand monkeys climbed over his
back one by one and made it to safety.
But unfortunately there was one evil monkey who hated his
leader and wanted to destroy him. His name was Devadutta. This
mean monkey purposely jumped hard over his poor king’s back
and broke it, while he himself escaped to the other bank. King
Brahmadutta, who had been awake for awhile, had observed
this whole episode. He felt extremely sorry for the monkey king
and asked his men to help lower him to the ground. He then
had him gently bathed and wrapped in a soft yellow cloth and
asked him why he had sacrificed himself for his tribe. The great
monkey answered that as he was their guide and chief, they were
his children and it was his sacred duty to protect them. He had
absolutely no regrets as he had ensured their safety. He also went
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welfare even at the cost of his own. Saying this the monkey king
died at peace with himself.
King Brahmadutta had learnt a great deal that day. He ordered
his men to organize a funeral fit for a King. He then built a shrine
in the monkey king’s memory where he offered flowers and lit
candles and incense. On returning to Benaras, he built another
shrine there and asked his people to pay homage to this great
soul. He always remembered the last words of the monkey king
and ruled his subjects with wisdom and compassion. The people
in his kingdom were eternally grateful to the great-hearted
monkey.
The White Elephant
Once upon a time, there lived a herd of eighty thousand
elephants at the bottom of the majestic Himalayas. Their leader
was a magnificent and rare white elephantwho was an extremely
kind-hearted soul. He greatly loved his mother who had grown
blind and feeble and could not look out for herself.Each day this
white elephant would go deep into the forest in search of food.
He would look for the best of wild fruit to send to his mother.
But alas... his mothernever received any. This was because his
messengers would always eat them up themselves. Each night,
when he returned home he would be surprised to hear that his
mother had been starving all day. He was absolutely disgusted
with his herd.
Then one day, he decided to leave them all behind and
disappeared in the middle of the night along with his dear
mother. He took her to Mount Candorana to live in a cave beside
a beautiful lake that was covered by gorgeous pink lotuses. It so
happened that one day, when the white elephant was feeding he
heard loud cries. A forester from Benaras had lost his way in the
forest and was absolutely terrified. He had come to the area to
visit relatives and could not find his way out. On seeing this big
white elephant he was even more terrified and ran as fast as he
could. The elephant followed him and told him not to be afraid,
as all he wanted to do was to help him. He asked the forester
why he was crying so bitterly. The forester replied that he was
crying because he had been roaming the forest for the past seven
days and could not find his way out. The elephant told him not
to worry as he knew every inch of this forest and could take him
to safety. He then lifted him on to his back and carried him to
the edge of the forest from where the forester went on his merry
way back to Benaras.
On reaching the city, he heard that King Brahmadutta’s personal
elephant had just died and the King was looking for a new
elephant. His heralds were roaming the city, announcing that
any man who had seen or heard of an elephant fit for a King
should come forward with the information.The forester was very
excited and immediately went up to the King and told him about
the white elephant that he had seen on Mount Candorana. He
told him that he had marked the way and would require the help
of the elephant trainers in order to catch this fantastic elephant.
TheKingwasquitepleasedwiththeinformationandimmediately
dispatched a number of soldiers and elephant trainers along with
the forester. After traveling for many days, the group reached the
lake besides which the elephants resided. They slowly creped
down to the edge of the lake and hid behind the bushes. The
white elephant was collecting lotus shoots for his mother’s meal
and could sense the presence of humans. When he looked up,
he spotted the forester and realized that it was he who had led
the King’s men to him. He was very upset at the ingratitude but
decided that if he put up a struggle many of the men would be
killed. And he was just too kind to hurt anyone. So he decided to
go along with them to Benaras and then request the benevolent
King to be set free.
That night when the white elephant did not return home, his
mother was very worried. She had heard all the commotion
outside and had guessed that the King’s men had taken away
her son. She was scared that the King would ride him in to battle
and her son would definitely be killed. She was also worried that
there would be no one to look after her or even feed her, as she
could not see. She just lay down and cried bitterly.
Meanwhile her son was led in to the beautiful city of Benaras
where he was given a grand reception. The whole city was
decorated and his own stable was gaily painted and covered
with garlands of fragrant flowers. The trainers laid out a feast
for their new state elephant who refused to touch a morsel. He
did not respond to any kind of stimuli, be it the fragrant flowers
or the beautiful and comfortable stable. He just sat there looking
completely despondent.
The worried trainers went straight to report the situation to their
King, as they were scared that the elephant would just waste
away without any food or water. The King was extremely
concerned when he heard what they had to say and went to the
stable himself. He offered the elephant food from the royal table
and asked him why he grieved in this manner. He thought that
the elephant should be proud and honored that he was chosen
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King. But the white elephant replied that he would not eat a
thing until he met his mother. So the King asked him where his
mother was. The elephant replied that she was back home on
Mount Candorana and must be worried and hungry as she was
blind and had no one to feed her and take care of her. He was
afraid that she would die.
The compassionate King was touched by the elephant’s story
and asked him to return to his blind, old mother and take care of
her as he had been doing all along. He set him free in love and
kindness.
The happy elephant went running home as fast as he could. And
he was relieved to find that his mother was still alive. He filled
his trunk with water and poured it over his sick mother who
thought that it was raining. Then she cried out as she thought
that some evil spirit had come to harm her and wished and
prayed that her son was there to save her.The white elephant
gently bent over his blind mother and stroked her lovingly. She
immediately recognized his touch and was overjoyed. Her son
lifted her up and told her that the kind and compassionate King
of Benaras had set him free and he was here to love and look
after his mother forever.
His mother was absolutely thrilled and blessed the kind King
with peace, prosperity and joy till the end of his days. She was
so thankful to him for sending her son back home. The white
elephant was able to take good care of his mother till the day she
died. And when he died himself, the King erected a statue of him
by the side of the lake and held an annual elephant festival there
in memory of such a caring and noble soul.
The Story of Krishna and Narakasura
Bhoomi Devi (mother Earth) had a son named Naraka. Even
though Naraka was the son of a divinity, he had the nature
of a demon. Naraka was powerful and he took pleasure in
terrorising the inhabitants of the three worlds.
Narakasura would raid and plunder the kingdoms of the
three worlds. He did not even leavethe women and would
kidnap them for his own personal harem. Narakasura
heard that Indra, the king of the devas, had thousands
of divine elephants in his army. Now Narakasura,
greedy that he was, wanted to possess everything, so he
attacked the heavens. Indra was helpless as he watched
Naraka’s minions plunder the heavens. Naraka himself
began pursuit of the devas. While pursuing the devas,
a glimmering object far away caught his eye. Upon
inspection, he realised that the glimmering object was
mother Aditi’s (the mother of the devas) earrings. He
assaulted mother Aditi and grabbed her earrings.
Now Indra, feeling humiliated at his loss and even worse
that his mother was assaulted, wanted revenge and he
knew that there was only one person who was a match
for Naraka. It was Krishna. Indra reached Krishna’s
palace when Krishna was spending quality time with his
wife Satyabhama. He told Krishna about the happenings
and begged him for his help. Krishna was enraged that
Naraka might lay his hands on mother Aditi and said
that Naraka must die for his insolence. Satyabhama
looked annoyed because Krishna was about to leave
her. Wanting to please Satyabhama and Indra, Krishna
decided to take Satyabhama with him into battle. Krishna
summoned his mount Garuda (a giant eagle) and made
way towards Naraka’s fortress. An impenetrable barrier
of magic mountains surrounded Naraka’s fortress. The
mountains were such that a barrier would come up from
any side that Krishna tried to enter the fortress. Krishna,
unperturbed, hurled his mace at the barrier and shattered
the entire mountain range in one blow. A downpour of
magical weapons rained down on them. Krishna fired
multiple arrows and destroyed all the weapons. In this
manner Krishna destroyed countless other magical
barriers and finally reached Naraka’s fortress.
Naraka’s palace was guarded by the five-headed demon
Mura. Mura hurled countless weapons at Krishna, but
Krishna shot each one down with his bow and arrow.
Then Krishna picked up his flying discus and hurled it
towards Mura dislocating Mura’s five heads. Mura fell
to the ground, dead. Krishna challenged Naraka to battle
and killed him easily. Bhoomi Devi then sang hymns
in praise of Krishna and begged him to take Naraka’s
son Bhagdatta under his protection. Krishna placed
Bhagdatta on the throne and then freed all of Naraka’s
prisoners. The devas showered Krishna with flowers
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Old wives tales about pregnancy abound, and almost every
pregnant woman is inundated by them. Even though you
may not know the sex of your baby, you are sure to hear lots of
people telling you whether you will have a boy or a girl based
on the shape of your stomach, on the way you are carrying your
baby, or on the position you had sex in when your baby was
conceived.
How true are these old wives tales anyway?According to research
conducted by Yale University, they are completely baseless and
the tales are nothing more than fanciful rumours.
Baby’s Sex: If your stomach sticks out, it means nothing more
than the fact that you have a small upper body, so your baby is
pushing out since he has no where else to go. If you are carrying
the baby wide, it is because your baby has positioned himself
horizontally. If you are carrying the baby high, it is because your
stomach muscles are not very strong; it does not that you are
having a boy.
Child Size: A big belly does not mean a big, tall child. The tallest
of people may have been born to women whose bellies increased
almost imperceptibly during pregnancy.
Why then place so much belief in old wives tales? Essentially
such sex-determination tales have a fifty percent chance of
being right. So if you are pregnant and someone tells you that
you are going to have a girl because you are carrying her low,
and if you really do give birth to a girl, you will remember with
amazement and wonder that your aunt had predicted your baby’s
sex accurately and your own faith in the tail is bound to increase.
But on the other hand if you give birth to a boy, you will forget
who said what and no one would broach the topic again.
Increased Odds: Of all the old wives tales out there, this possibly
takes the cake: “To get pregnant, stand on your head after
intercourse. Gravity will ensure that the egg gets fertilized.”
Well, you can stand on your head all you want. It is good for you,
but it will not help you get pregnant. Simply placing a pillow
under the pelvic region and lying down in this position for a few
minutes after sex should give you the extra push that is needed.
Mother’s Pregnancy: Although women get many characteristics
and physical attributes from their mother, their pregnancy
normally does not depend on how their mother’s pregnancies
were, unless of course it relates to a genetic disease. No, just
because your mother had stretch marks does not mean you will
have them too. If you look after your skin, moisturize it well, you
just may be lucky and not develop any stretch marks at all! On
the other hand if your mother had no stretch marks don’t think
you will automatically escape them. Yes, if you take the benefit
of your mother’s knowledge, like her, you too could get lucky
] Your body changes a lot at this time, and if you are unaware of
what to expect, you may be subject to unnecessary worry.
If you don’t know what to expect during pregnancy, you may be
in for quite a few sleepless nights, as you wonder whether what
you’re going through is normal. Here’s when you need to call the
doctor, and when you don’t.
Pain
Women often get worried when confronted with slight sharp
stabs of pain in the stomach. If the pain is severe, you should call
your doctor, but if it is slight, there is nothing to worry about.
Your uterus is growing, and it is applying pressure on the other
organs of the body, due to which you experience some pain and
discomfort. These are just growing pains.
Spotting
Women often get alarmed at the first sign of spotting. Spotting, if
not accompanied by pain, is not a cause for panic. It often signals
a greater need for rest, and your doctor may suggest bedrest for a
few days. It is also not uncommon for a woman to spot during the
time she would be expecting her period. Although most women
don’t get their period during pregnancy, some women experience
light bleeding throughout their pregnancy, on the dates they
would be expecting their period. Don’t worry too much about
spotting that is not accompanied by strong pain, but do make it a
point to let your doctor know. Also, bleeding or spotting during
the first month is very common. Many women don’t even realise
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Iron
Iron levels often fall during pregnancy. Be regular with your
iron supplements, and eat foods rich in iron like beans, potatoes
with skin, chicken, whole grains, enriched breakfast cereals and
lentils. Don’t take iron supplements immediately after spinach,
sweet potatoes, wheat or soy products, since these inhibit iron
absorption. If you take chapattis with every meal, you could
consider taking your supplement a couple of hours later, along
with an orange and a glass of juice. This will ensure maximum
iron absorption.
Thyroid
Thyroid medication is completely safe during pregnancy. If you
have thyroid problems, let your doctor know so she can monitor
your levels through your pregnancy.
Leg Cramps
You may wake up one morning, stretch, and suddenly experience
unbearable pain shooting through a leg. The intense pain lasts
for just a minute, but your legs may continue to feel slight pain
for the next couple of days. Leg cramps are If you have been
experiencing leg cramps, here’s an easy exercise to make sure
they stay at bay. Stand a couple of feet away from a wall. Place
your palms on the wall and lean forward, bending your elbows.
Don’t bend your knees. Feel the stretch in your calves. Hold this
position to the count of ten and let go. Do this five to ten times
a day.
Blood Pressure
Many women experience elevated blood pressure at this time. If
you have been thinking of investing in a blood pressure machine,
now may be a good time to do so! In any case, your doctor should
take your blood pressure every visit. If your blood pressure is
on the upper limit, around 130/90, cut down on salt before your
level goes up. There aren’t many symptoms, although blurry
vision is one of them. Contact your doctor immediately if you
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Herbal Remedies or Home made recipes are the best for
any skin type. Below are listed a few herbal remedies that
have various benefits.
Basil (Tulsi) has antiseptic qualities.
1. Tulsi helps to heal pimples.
2. Tulsi face pack: add mint to tulsi leaves and crush both.
Add a few drops of lemon juice and apply on th affected
area to heal it.
3. Boil Neem leaves with Tulsi leaves and allow this water
to cool down and then you can wash your face with this
water as this will prevent pimples and any sort of allergies
on the face, because of the antiseptic properties.
Aloe Vera has many benefits:
You can include aloe vera in your daily diet, as it benefits
in multiple ways.
Neem
Neem is another herb to list. It is a wonderful herb that will
prevent pimples, and infections on your face. Neem can
also be eaten raw and will help you have clean mouth and
a clean stomach.
A clean stomach will result in a beautiful face.
Your Skin
Our face and hair reflects our inner health.So to look
beautiful it is important that we are fit. To stay fit and look
beautiful, follow these steps -
- Drink at least 1 glass of warm water, the first thing in the
morning when you get up.Take a good night’s sleep. You
can eat fish, as it improves the texture of skin a lot. During
the day, it is good to take atleast 8 glasses of water. It is
good to eat a fresh fruits, like Blue Berries(Jamun), Black
Berries(Falsa), Straw Berries, Rasp Berries, Red Berries,
Apples, Oranges, Watermelon, Anaar, etc.
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Avoid food that is high in cholesterol, start thinking about
about
your health at an early age. Exercise regularly. It keeps
your muscles moving and you will stay young for a much
longer time. Apply Sunscreen daily before stepping out in
the sun. Harmful Sun rays can damage the cells on your
face and cause aging. You can also carry an umbrella to
protect your skin. Simple India Beauty tips makes you look
fresh forever. India is a country which is famous for its
natural beauty tips. The queens also used to follow these
natural beauty tips to look beautiful throughout their lives.
Always young?
To look young, you have to eat healthy and it will
automatically show on your face.Drink a lot of water during
the day to moisturize your skin. Include Aloe Vera in your
diet as it has multiple benefits. Apply aloe vera on your
face as it is a natural moisturiser and keep wrinkles away.
Aloe Vera is a natural sunscreen and helps in rebuilding the
tissues on the skin. You can use a mixture of saffron and
milk to remove blemishes on the face.
If you have open pores on the face, it will appear as
wrinkles. You can apply tomato on the face to close the
open pores. Wash your face with the face wash that suits
your skin type, only twice a day. If you wash your face
using the face wash many times then the skin may also start
producing more oil, resulting in more pimples
Beautiful Face:
For a beautiful face, you need a beautiful smile.For a
beautiful smile, you need strong teeth. For strong teeth,
follow these simple India Beauty Tips:
1. For strong teeth, brush your teeth twice a day. Brushing
your teeth before going to sleep is must as when you sleep
germs can harm your teeth and make them weak.
2. Always do a mouth wash, after eating anything. You can
also keep a good Colgate mouth wash in your office drawer,
so that you can rinse your mouth properly after every meal
that you take in office.
3. You must eat fruits that are high in calcium content to
keep your teeth strong.
4. Change your tooth brush every month. Choose a tooth
brush that suits your teeth (soft, medium or hard).
5. It is advised by Doctors that consuming cold drink
immediately after a hot drink or hot drink immediately after
a cold drink can harm tooth enamel, which is irreplaceable.
So protect it.
6. Chewing sugar cane will strengthen your
teeth, but avoid it if you are diabetic.
7. There are many tooth powders available in
market, which make use of herbs. Some of these
are Dabur Red Powder, Vicco Vajradanti and
one Black powder.
8. In traditional Indian Homes, the shells of almonds and
a number of other things are burnt and mixed with various
salts (black, white, rock salt etc.) to make an excellent tooth
powder with very little cost.
9. Indians also traditionally use soft and thin branches of
NEEM TREE to brush their teeth and keep them strong.
10. There is an old Indian couplet also which says , But
consult an herbs expert in our Mandir before trying this
because method to prepare this tooth powder is typical.

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Experience #1
THE WRONG TIME FOR MARRIAGE
(Note:-the follower’s names has been changed for privacy)
“He died?” I exclaimed in surprise, “how did he die, betty?”
“He hanged himself in our living room…” she replied.
I could sense the sadness and tears through the telephone as I
realized that exactly what I feared had happened.
“Did you do the second marriage ceremony that I had requested
you to do?” I asked. “I remember a year ago I had told you to ask
a priest to do a second marriage ceremony one year following the
first ceremony for you and Rick…Did you do it Betty?”
Her answer was, “No, I didn’t, we just exchanged rings at the
restaurant.”
“But that was not what I wanted you to do, Betty. Do you
remember what I had told you fifteen months ago, that there was
danger to this marriage because of the timing?” I said.
“Yes I did”, She said, “but Swamiji’ said that it was ok to wait
for later”
I realized immediately that Betty’s Priest was at fault Betty was
born under the life code number 6. I had known her for many
years. She was a struggling single woman who worked very hard
to take care of herself and her daughter. Her husband and her were
separated more than 10 years ago. A year and a half ago she met
Rick in 2001. her vedic year code with the year 2001 added up to
the number 9. Also, rick’s life code was number 6. Thus Rick’s
vedic year code also added up to a 9. Together their marriage code
came up to 18 [666]. When she called me fifteen months ago and
told me she wanted to marry Rick in the year 2001, I was totally
against it. I had told her I was very happy that she did meet Rick
and that he was her soul mate, but that the relationship cannot
be consummated until January of 2002. Betty had insisted that
Rick did not believe in any sort of astrology or vedic predictions
and that he will not listen to my advice about postponing any
marriage relationship for later. I practically fought with her to
bring him to see me, but he would not come. Betty pleaded with
me to find some solution to the situation. I finally conceded on
one condition: that she sould do the marriage ceremony twice
between her and Rick. She agreed to talk to the priest, Pundit
Chu, who agreed to do the ceremony 12 months later again. After
that, the ceremony took place, Betty got married in August of
2001 and I did not hear from Betty again until two months ago.
The year is 2004, and both Betty and Rick are now experiencing
Vedic Year Code number 3. Now both of them would run a Vedic
Marriage Code of 6 for the year. Betty had called me about two
months ago and told me about how Rick was depressed. And
once again I insisted that she should bring him to me. Once
again Rick refused to come and see me. Now, two months later,
Betty is calling me with the news that I feared. I was very sad
and disappointed, not with Betty, but with Pundit Chu, who, as
a reverend and holy leader, should have insisted that Betty and
Rick should remarry again. Had he done this second ceremony,
Rick’s life would have been changed.
The year is 2008, and Betty has remarried to Ray, who’s Lifecode
is number 8. Their marriage code is 5 and Betty is somewhat
happier, but because of her sufferings, cannot find any trust in her
marriage with Ray. As her guidance counselor, I have been able
to help her spiritually survive Rick’s death and she has found a lot
of peace and tranquility in having the knowledge of the Life code.
The above story illustrates how powerful the Vedic science of Life
code is needed for people to understand the path to happiness.
Had Rick come and seen me and understood the knowledge of the
Life code, or more importantly, if the second marriage ceremony
had been performed, it would have helped them to avoid a path
of depression that eventually led Rick to suicide. One can argue

The Monkey and the Crocodile
Once upon a time, a clever monkey lived in a tree that bore juicy,
red rose apples. He was very happy.
One fine day, a crocodile swam up to that tree and told the
monkey that he had traveled a long distance and was in search of
food as he was very hungry. The kind monkey offered him a few
rose apples. The crocodile enjoyed them very much and asked the
monkey whether he could come again for some more fruit. The
generous monkey happily agreed.
The crocodile returned the next day. And the next. And the next
one after that. Soon the two became very good friends. They
discussed their lives, their friends and family, like all friends do.
The crocodile told the monkey that he had a wife and that they
lived on the other side of the river. So the kind monkey offered him
some extra rose apples to take home to his wife. The crocodile’s
wife loved the rose apples and made her husband promise to get
her some every day.
Meanwhile, the friendship between the monkey and the crocodile
deepened as they spent more and more time together. The
crocodile’s wife started getting jealous. She wanted to put an end
to this friendship. So she pretended that she could not believe that
her husband could be friends with a monkey. Her husband tried to
convince her that he and the monkey shared a true friendship. The
crocodile’s wife thought to herself that if the monkey lived on a
diet of rose monkeys, his flesh would be very sweet. So she asked
the crocodile to invite the monkey to their house.
The crocodile was not happy about this. He tried to make the
excuse that it would be difficult to get the monkey across the
river. But his wife was determined to eat the monkey’s flesh. So
she thought of a plan.
One day, she pretended to be very ill and told the crocodile that
the doctor said that she would only recover if she ate a monkey’s
heart. If her husband wanted to save her life, he must bring her
his friend’s heart.
The crocodile was aghast. He was in a dilemma. On the one hand,
he loved his friend. On the other, he could not possibly let his
wife die. The crocodile’s wife threatened him saying that if he did
not get her the monkey’s heart, she would surely die.
So the crocodile went to the rose apple tree and
invited the monkey to come home to meet his
wife. He told the monkey that he could ride across
the river on the crocodile’s back. The monkey
happily agreed. As they reached the middle of the
river, the crocodile began to sink. The frightened
monkey asked him why he was doing that. The
crocodile explained that he would have to kill the
monkey to save his wife’s life. The clever monkey
told him that he would gladly give up his heart to
save the life of the crocodile’s wife, but he had left
his heart behind in the rose apple tree. He asked
the crocodile to make haste and turn back so that
the monkey could go get his heart from the apple
tree.
T h e
s i l l y
crocodile quickly swam back to the rose apple tree. The monkey
scampered up the tree to safety. He told the crocodile to tell his
wicked wife that she had married the biggest fool in the world.
The Stork and the Crab
Once upon a time, there was a stork that caught the fish in a
particular tank. The stork always had a full meal. As the years
went by, the stork grew older and weaker. His ability to catch fish
diminished. At times he would even starve. He knew he had to do
something to survive.
One day he stood by the side of the tank with a very forlorn look
on his face. The frogs, fish and crabs wondered why he was not
trying to catch any food. A big crab asked him what the matter
was. The stork answered that he was sad because all the fish in
the tank were going to die and he would have to starve. He said
that he had heard that people were going to fill the tank with mud
and grow crops over it. The fish were very worried and asked the
stork to help them.
The stork offered to take all of them to a bigger tank some distance
away. But he said that he needed to rest between trips because of
his age. He would only be able to carry a few fish at a time.
The stork took a beakful of fish on his first trip. He flew to a big
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that maybe it was time for Rick to die or that it was not his time
to die, but that is a weak excuse for people avoiding the path
of knowledge concerning their selves. One cannot say that the
blessing and opportunities were not presented to all three of the
individuals involved, the priest, Betty and Rick. Each one of
these individuals had a free will in choosing whether to follow
a positive or a negative path. It is clear that the priest chose the
negative path and did not make a sincere effort to remind them
about the second ceremony. It is also obvious that Rick was
not open minded and that Betty could have believed more in
prayer to the point of where she could have influenced Rick a lot
more into a spiritual path. This would have guaranteed a second
ceremony, even if it was not the same priest that was required
to do it. To get a better prospective of the powerful benefit of
Lifecode knowledge, let us analyze a second case.
EXPERIENCE #2
SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP AT THE WRONG TIME
Sunil, a devotee of the temple, was a single guy seeking to get
married. One day while he was attending the various functions
of the temple, he met Sunita, another devotee of the Temple, and
fell in love. They decided to consult with myself, the Swami,
about getting married. Since Sunita lived in New York, they
wanted to get married within a month when she returned. After
careful analysis of their life charts and with the observation
that Sunda’s life code number is 8 and Sunita’s life code is 9, I
warned them about starting a relationship in the year 2007 when
they met, the reason being that Sunita’s life code would match
negatively with the year code (number 9) and any marriage or
sexual relationships will result in possible death, separation or
financial difficulties. They both promised to wait until the year
was finished before starting any intimacy in their relationship.
Needless to say, I observed that in 2008 Sunda’s yearly code [8
+2008] will result in a 9. After careful advice and instructions,
they and I agreed that we will do a ritual prayer to offset the
negativities before they can get together intimately. I also
extracted a promise to them that they would agree to get married
twice within the next two to three years, in other words they
have to perform two marriage ceremonies before the marriage
can become satisfactorily happy.
All in agreement, Sunita went back to
New York and Sunda waited fore her. Two
months later, in July of 2007, Sunita came
back to do the special prayers required to
start the relationship. Sunda and Sunita
were scheduled to perform these prayers
a few days after she arrived to the Temple.
Thinking that the Swami would not know
or their actions, Sunda and Sunita secretly
went to the hotel straight from the airport
and became intimate with each other.
Not realizing the consequences of their
sexual relationship before the ceremony
and urged by lustful desires, they broke
the promise with me and thus created
the future karma that I feared most. I
realized immediately that now the path of their relationship will
become a negative one though I did not instill them any fear of
this negative path but I advised them to pray for forgiveness. I
proceeded to perform the marriage prayers. Sunita took most
of the blame for what happened but asked for forgiveness.
After starting to live together, Sunita purchased a $50,000.00
mercedes benz and Sunda lost his job after a month into the
marriage. Six months later, the Mercedes benz was repossessed
by the dealer because Sunita could not afford the payment and
Sunda’s mother quarreled with Sunita. Both Sunda and Sunita
came to me to settle their differences. And in all those times, I
reminded them that they violated the rules when they slept with
each other prior to the ceremony, and that is why they have to
suffer the consequences of their actions.
It is the year 2008, one year after I performed their marriage
ceremony. Both Sunita and Sunil never performed the second
ceremony as requested. One day, Sunda called me and told
me that he is sending Sunita back to New York. I consented
immediately, I told him to send her back to New York because I
realized that this is what was needed to repair the relationship.
Even though they did not perform the second ceremony,
the simple act of separating from each other while Sunda is
experiencing a number 9 vedic year code, will bring them back
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Here is a case where all of the separation and troubles in a
relationship could have been avoided if they had followed some
of the rules I presented to them. My feeling that it was lust at first
sight that created this problem, and had it been real love at first,
each person would have waited patiently and they would have
not lost two years of their life without progress. This is a clear
indication of how people can avoid negative karma in their life
if proper knowledge of their life code is followed.
The vedic science of life code can prevent such things as death,
sickness, divorces, separation, infertility, depression, health
problems, wars and more. It is truly the science of the future and
if used by every individual on earth, it will present unlimited
prosperity for everyone.
Experience #3
THE DANGER OF MOVING INTO THE WRONG HOUSE
Kami was a devotee of the Swamiji. Every time she wanted
to do something new she would consult with Swamiji. After
getting married to Chubby, who being a #3 lifecode person was
a perfect match for her, she got married with blessings of every
one. Before having the child, she wanted to buy a house, so after
a long search she found one that she liked.Her Life code being
#8, the house was very appropriate for her it was a #6 house and
the sum of that was #5 which was good for Kami. However the
#6 house was not compatible with Chubby and Swamiji insisted
that they should look for another house.
“My dear Kami, even though I know that you like this house
very much, I do not recommend it as your husband may be in
danger from sickness or death.”
“Ok Swamiji, I will look for another house.” Replied Kami
A few days later she returned to the temple with her husband and
met with the divine teacher.
“Namaskar Swamiji, My husband does not want another house.
He insists that we buy this same one. He wants to talk to you
about it,” requested Kami as she bowed and took a seat in front
of the Holy teacher.
“Hi Swamiji,” said Chubby as he did the same.
“You cannot have lived very successfully in this house, Chubby,”
said Swamiji said as he blessed them with a smile.
“But I like this house and I do not agree that it is a bad house.”
said Chubby as he looked very doubtful in his expression.
“Well even though you may see the house as harmless, the
number of the house indicates that negative forces present there
will affect your health and your happiness.” said Swamiji
“I do not believe in this, Swamiji. I am still going to buy the
house.” replied Chubby adamantly.
“Well, I am very unhappy to hear that, but you still have my
blessings.” said Swamiji as he turned to Kami, “Please let me
know if you have any problems, my dear.”
After bidding Swamiji goodbye they left. Chubby and kami
moved into the house as they said they would and Kami got
pregnant while living there. After the baby was born Swamiji
again heard from Kami, who reuested a name for the baby.
Incidentally the life code # of the child was #9, indicating that
Kami and Chubby had some unhappiness in the house during
the pregnancy. A few months later Kami called Swamiji in a
frantic voice.
“Swamiji, Swamiji, Chubby is very sick and is in the hospital.
The doctors have assessed the disease as Cancer. I need your
help and blessings. Do you think he will recover from this if you
pray for him.” said Kami in a distressed voice.
“I will see what I can do, my dear Kami. You know I had warned
you about this house number and its effect”
“I know that you had warned us but Chubby never believed it,
but I love him dearly, Swamiji. Please see if you can save him.”
She said in tears.
Swamiji then visited Chubby at the hospital. He prayed for
Chubby to get well and even though Chubby participated in
the rituals and prayers he still was not as devoted as he was
supposed to be. He still had his arrogance and did not seem to
believe in the Swamiji’s teachings. However he was able to
come out of the hospital. After a few months in the #6 house
he ended up in the hospital again and a few weeks after he died
from a reappearance of the cancer. Kami out of the house after
selling it and she stayed with her parents in #4 house where she
was much happier.
As you can see from the above, the house number where you
live in is very important. If you add you Birth Life code # to the
House and it results in a #9 or a #6 then you should not buy or
live in that house. The same will apply to apartment numbers
and suite numbers. Even if you go to stay in a hotel you should
choose the best room number that matches your life codes.
For more help call immediately “Swamiji Sri Selvam Siddhar“,
who is the ONLY Atharva Vedic scholar / swamiji in the whole
nation and in the western countries. ‘ DO NOT WAIT ANY
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Karma 29
-Param Pujya, His Holiness, Jyotish Samrat, Param
Purush, Atharva Veda Thilak, Siddha Purush, Mahrishi
“ Swamiji Sri Selvam Siddhar”
-
The word Jyotishâ is derived from the Sanskrit word which
means the light of knowledge. It is the science of light which
is the most time-tested system of astrology in the world.
The word “jyotish” is derived from the Sanskrit word “jyoti”
which means the light of knowledge. It is the science of light
which is the most time-tested system of astrology in the
world. Being one of the six disciplines of the Vedanga, it is
also called as the Vedic astrology, or the Aagam Shaastra or
the Indian astrology or the Hindu astrology. This knowledge
of science originated in the Vedic civilization of Bharat or
India. The Jyotish forms a part of the many manuscripts
and translations taken from the Vedic scriptures. It is the
instructional element of the Rig Veda, and as the Vedanga,
it is referred as the Eye of the Veda having the phenomenal
reality and the wisdom. It offers a holistic approach to living
and to spiritual practice within the life of Hindus predominant
in India.
There are many branches in the Vedic astrology as given
below.
Siddhanta - This branch deals with the astronomy and its
application to astrology.
Samhita - This branch, also called as the Mundane astrology
deals with the predictions of the important events related
to countries such as the war, the earth quakes, the political
events, the meteorology, the financial positions, the electional
astrology, the Vaastu Shaastra, the animals, the portents and
the omens.
Hora or Predictive astrology - This branch has many different
styles or sub branches as given below.
The Jaatak Shaastra or the Hora Shaastra or the Natal
Astrology or the Horoscopy: This branch deals with the
predictions based on an individual horoscope. The Muhurt
or the Muhurtha or the Electional astrology: This branch
deals with the selection of the beneficial time to initiate an
activity to get maximum result from the life activities. The
Swar Shaastra or the Phonetical astrology: This branch deals
with the predictions based on the name and the sounds.
The Prashna or the Horary astrology: This branch deals
with the predictions based on time when a question is
asked by some one. The Ankjyotisha or the Kabala or the
Numerology: This branch deals with the astrology based on
numbers. The Nadi Astrology: This branch deals with an
ancient treatise which provides the detailed predictions for
the individuals. The Tajik Shaastra or the Varsha Phal or the
Annual Horoscopy: This branch deals with the astrology
based on annual solar returns.
The Jaimini Sutras: This branch deals with non-conventional
method of timing of events based on famous Indian astrologer,
Acharya Jaimini. The Nastjaatakam or the Lost Horoscopy:
This branch deals with the art of tracing or the construction
of lost horoscopes. The Streejaatak or the female astrology:
This branch deals with the female nativities.
The Grahas/ Planets
The Graha means any heavenly body which casts an impact
on human affairs. Referred as the planet, it also includes the
lunar nodes, the Rahu and the Ketu and the sub-planets or
the upgrahas which are not planets but no less effective than
planets.
The Graha means any heavenly body which casts an impact
on human affairs. Referred as the planet, it also includes the
lunar nodes, the Rahu and the Ketu and the sub-planets or
the upgrahas which are not planets but no less effective than
planets.
The extra-saturnine planets such as the Uranus, the Neptune
and the Pluto are not included in the category of the Graha.
The list of nine grahas according to the Vedic astrology is
given below.

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