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| artveda@gmail.com 2006-02-25, 9:31 pm |
| Hi,
I would be obliged if anyone could give me some info on mantras for
specific situations:
Stress, Sickness, Joblessness, Poverty, Depression, Bad Luck, etc.
Thanks in advance.
artveda
http://www.cafepress.com/artveda
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| Dave K 2006-02-25, 9:31 pm |
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artveda@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would be obliged if anyone could give me some info on mantras for
> specific situations:
> Stress, Sickness, Joblessness, Poverty, Depression, Bad Luck, etc.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> artveda
> http://www.cafepress.com/artveda
I'm not much into Mantras.
But sometimes I do this... It's from an old blues song:
Whoaaaaaaah yeah
Whoaaaaaaah yeah
Everything
Everything
Everything gonna be allllright!
Whoah Yeah.
It's the only mantra I need!
Laugh if you want! I'm totally serious! 
-DaveK
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| tripurantaka@yahoo.com 2006-02-25, 9:31 pm |
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artveda@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would be obliged if anyone could give me some info on mantras for
> specific situations:
> Stress, Sickness, Joblessness, Poverty, Depression, Bad Luck, etc.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> artveda
> http://www.cafepress.com/artveda
Dear Blessed,
Better you ask a punditji. But I will tell you about Vishnu
Sahasranaamam. There are others.
Vishnu Sahasranaamam proper starts with shloka (1): vishvam
vishnurvashatkaaro...
In that order:
shloka 14.. vedho.. for excellence in studies shloka 16..
braajishnur.. stomach ailments
shloka 18.. atheendhriyo.. for vigour shloka 19 maahaabudhdhir.. for
refined understanding
shloka 24... sahasra moordhaa.. excellent vision 26: sathkarthaa for
fame
27 siddhhaartha... for achievement of sankalpa 32 kaamamaa .. for
marriage
42 vyavasaayo.. for high position 44 vaikunta... rid of fear of death
48 sarvadharshee.. buddhi based on dharmic concepts 56 anandho for joy
64 anivarththee for welfare 67 bhuushayo... rid of sorrow
73 purna... rid of disease 75 sathgathi.. for mokshasiddhi 88..
sulabha.. to defeat enemies
89 amoorthi.. to be rid of dangers 96 svasthidha.. for
auspiciousness
99 uththaarano.. to be rid of nightmares 106 devakinandana to be rid
of sins
OM namo naaraayanaaya
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| Jimbo O'Neill 2006-02-25, 9:31 pm |
| Hey, some good ones that I learned for those
sort of things are, "I like myself",
" I feel terrific", "I'm the best", "I can do it",
"I love my work", "I'm unstoppable"
First thing in the morning when you wake up, is
to sit up staight and say these mantras with
emotion, "I like myself" 10, 50 or even 100 times.
The more you like yourself the better you
perform at whatever you do. And the better you
perform the more you like yourself.
At first you might have to say it through
gritted teeth - until your mind gives up and your
subconscious mind accepts it. Then you
will become unstoppable at achieving your goals.
Apparently we all have a self-image and lots of
minor self-concepts.
For example we have a self concept for how
good we are at yoga, another one for how good we
are at playing the guitar, and another one for how
good we are our job, and another one for how good
we are with money etc etc.
Saying, I like myself is a really good mantra.
The more you like yourself, your capacity for
loving others expands too.
And if you can maintain a happy, joyfull and
cheerful attitude despite the ups and downs of
life then that's also non attachment and
self-disciplin or mind control.
Our true nature is happiness, love, joy, peace
and gratitude etc. Sometimes going for our goals
helps reveal our true nature to ourselves.
Life here in a human body is a boon, like a rare
precious gift- not to be wasted. It's best to live
life to the full, and practice things like gratitute,
joy and happiness.
Apparently the rules for spirituality change
every 100 years, and majorly every 1000 or so years,
and especially after the millenium- a lot of stuff is
going out of date fast, especially old fashioned
strict spritual regimes that are becoming totally
unecesary in this new yuga.
The best thing about hatha yoga is that
it compliments and facilitates ANY spiriutal
practice that you do.
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