Searching for a Guru with a Lantern — Why You Want One, Who Is Fit to Be One, and When a Physical Guru Is Actually Needed

Why searching for a guru to gain siddhi is misguided.

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01

The first question that rises is whether a mantra becomes siddha without a guru

Do you have a guru, and will a mantra without a guru become siddha

· 02:10–02:43

The speaker says that on the very day a person lights a lamp and starts reading some mantra, the first question the mind raises is whether you have a guru, and whether a mantra without a guru will become siddha. Talk to anybody, tell anybody that you do japa of such and such mantra, and the first thing they will ask is whether you are initiated.

02

Do you need a separate guru for tantra, puja, Gayatri and Vedanta?

The question of one guru or many

· 02:44–03:14 · Also a question

The speaker lists the second question that comes: we are in the tantra marg, in the adhyatma marg, and in ordinary pujan-path as well — so is a separate guru needed for the tantra marg, another for puja-path, another for Gayatri, another for adhyatma, another for Ved-Vedant, or is one guru enough? Many such questions arrive, he says.

03

People today are either over-motivated or under-motivated, with a confused middle between

Over-motivated, under-motivated, and the confused middle

· 03:15–03:53

Two things are clear in the present time, the speaker says. Either people become over-motivated, so much so that they will do anything, or the motivation is so low that they are afraid even to light a lamp. The middle state is a confusing one — decent people simply stay confused about whether to do it or not, and years pass; four Navratris have gone by, such good times have gone by, and they still have not been able to take a decision.

04

What is the first question to ask before looking for a guru?

Why do you want a guru — the why-why analysis

· 04:53–06:05 · Also a question

The very first question, the speaker says, is why you are searching for a guru at all. Find out the why. Until your why is clear nothing will be clear. He points to the why-why analysis used in industry: in an audit, when something has gone wrong, a system called why-why analysis is applied, and each matter is looked at again and again — why did this happen, what was its cause, what was the cause of that — to reach the root cause. Apply that same thing here.

05

What do the youngest seekers actually want a guru for?

Vashikaran as the root cause in the seventeen-to-twenty-five bracket

· 06:06–06:49 · Also a question

The first answer, the speaker says, from lads of seventeen or eighteen up to twenty-five, will be: for vashikaran. The girlfriend has settled somewhere else. He says that if he opens Instagram and there are twenty-five messages, at least fifteen of them will be from girls, all troubled that such-and-such a story has happened. There was a time when boys did this; nowadays it is happening with girls as well.

06

Very few ask for a sadhana that would settle the mind on study or show them their life's purpose

The rare questions about study, success and life-purpose

· 06:50–07:17

Very few people, the speaker says, ask for a sadhana that would let the mind settle on study, or that would bring success in life. Very few say that they are badly lost and do not understand what to do with their life, and ask for a sadhana by which the purpose itself would be attained — why do sadhana at all, why are we alive.

07

What scattered problems do people bring to a guru?

Tantra on the family, business, disobedient children

· 07:18–07:47 · Also a question

The questions come scattered, the speaker says: if there is a tantra prayoga on us, tell us for that; the trade has been ruined, tell us for that; our son or daughter is not listening, tell us something separate for that. Nobody's purpose stays clear about why a guru is wanted at all.

08

The honest answer is that a guru is wanted because of money, enemies and debt

A guru is wanted because there is a problem

· 07:48–08:16

The answer that comes out, he says, is that we need a guru because there is a problem in our life. That is all. And the problems concern money, enemies and debt. That is why you are searching for a guru; that is what your why-why analysis will produce. There is trouble, so a guru is being searched for; if there were no trouble, no guru would be searched for.

09

Some have no problem at all, but want a guide to the purpose of life

No problem, but a purpose to be reached

· 08:17–08:38

The second kind, the speaker says, has no problem at all, but wants to attain the purpose of life — and for that wants a good guru, a true guru, a good guide who will take him by the hand towards the purpose of life.

The second, he says, has no trouble. But in life we want there to be a purpose to life, and we want to attain it. For that we need a good guru, a true guru, a good guide who will take us by the hand and walk towards the purpose of life. That is the second kind.

10

Some want siddhi plainly, starting at a Mahavidya and climbing down as it proves unavailable

Siddhi, and the descending ladder of what will do instead

· 08:39–09:42

The third kind, he says, wants siddhi, plain and simple. And nowadays the talk does not start below a Mahavidya. When that cannot be arranged the demand comes down step by step: get a yakshini done; if not a yakshini then an apsara; leave it, Maharaj, just get one small chudail done; a pret then; leave that too — will you arrange a kachcha kalva, and what will you charge?

11

Some are genuinely afflicted by abhichar and have already paid for mantras that did nothing

Those genuinely afflicted by abhichar who have already paid for mantras

· 09:43–10:21

The fourth kind, the speaker says, are genuinely afflicted somewhere by abhichar. They are all in distress, very troubled, have tried with their own hands and feet, have done sadhana by themselves — genuine people. Some also do sadhana by paying money and take a mantra, on the thinking that a mantra taken from the mouth of a siddh purush will give siddhi properly. It does not work there either, so they go to somebody else; the problems are complex and no way out emerges.

12

Others want to walk the adhyatma and tantra path alongside ordinary life — find your own fit

Those wanting to walk the adhyatma and tantra path, and finding your own fit

· 10:22–10:46

The last kind, he says, understand that problems exist because human life exists, but alongside that they wish to become spiritual, to walk the adhyatma path and to learn something connected with tantra, and for that want a capable guru who can teach them. Overall, he says, so many whys will come out; see which category you fit into and search for a guru accordingly. If you want a chudail-transfer guru, find one; if you want masan and kachche kalve, find that too.

13

Adhyatma has come to mean swachhandata — freedom from rule and discipline, dressed as spirituality

Swachhandata dressed up as spirituality

· 10:47–11:24

Adhyatma itself is no longer one place, the speaker says. Nowadays the definition of adhyatma has become swachhandata — unboundedness. That is, become free of the rules and the discipline connected with our Sanatan Dharma. People today have joined unmuktata to spirituality.

When we discuss adhyatma, he says, adhyatma itself is now not in one place either. Nowadays the definition of adhyatma has become swachhandata. That is: become free of the rules that belong to our Sanatan Dharma, of the discipline. Unmuktata is what people nowadays have joined to spirituality.

14

On the largest channels no negative comment survives, and nobody is asked to do any work

Viral gurus, no negative comments, and people not wanting to work

· 11:25–12:02

There are very big gurus, he says, whose channels he watches; their videos have gone viral and grown very large, they come up in suggestions, and among their followers not a single negative comment appears — so firmly held are they. The reason, he says, is that people do not want to make effort. He writes it down and gives it: if their words are followed, the person who follows such people while telling himself that he is a Vedanta-margi, going into the Upanishads, going towards the Vedas and accepting the Vedas, is not accepting the Vedas at all — he is leaving the Vedas and doing such damage that even what would have come to him will not now come.

15

Where your motivation clicks decides which path you walk

Motivation decides which path you walk

· 12:03–12:26

Where your motivation clicks is what decides your life, the speaker says — remember it. If you are motivated by his words, if something he says strikes you, you will go on the path he is showing you. If you listen to somebody else and his words please you and you are motivated by them, you will go on his path, without thinking whether he is right or wrong.

16

Should you follow anyone with eyes closed?

Using your own buddhi, and the negative comments he gets

· 12:27–13:11 · Also a question

You have some buddhi within you, he says. God has given that small amount of intelligence, and the whole compilation of the life you have lived is there, so you will think about what is wrong and what is right, and take the decision by thinking — not with the eyes shut.

17

Once the why is clear, the question of who is actually fit to be made a guru remains

The question of who is fit to be made a guru

· 13:12–13:33

Coming to the root of the matter, he asks: once your why has become clear, will you then make anybody at all your guru? He points at himself — he is quite spiritual, and all of you regard him as a guru and call him guru, so should he become a guru? Even schoolmasters used to be called Guru ji once.

18

What are children taught about teachers today?

Replying back, hurt ego, and whether such teachers are gurus

· 14:57–15:20 · Also a question

In today's time, he says, people are giving children this intelligence: that if the teacher does such a thing, you must reply in such a way. The ego gets hurt. A different method altogether is running. Those teachers too were gurus, he says; they too are regarded as gurus, we too used to call them Guru ji, and in the Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandirs he believes Guru ji is said even today.

19

Are the Brahmins who come to do puja at home fit to be made gurus?

The simple purohit who satisfies you but whom you will not accept

· 15:21–16:06 · Also a question

The speaker asks: the guru you want — is the person whose words motivated you and whose words you carry, the person who has you study, fit to become your guru spiritually? Among the Brahmins who come home to do ordinary pujan-path, several give very good motivation, explain each thing, and satisfy you; they perform katha and puja with the mind fully in it even though their own level is quite ordinary, and they are satisfied with whatever you give of your own wish. So are they fit to be made gurus? Will you make them your guru?

20

Why do people not make a simple person their guru?

We like what looks beautiful, and we want the rules removed

· 16:07–16:53 · Also a question

Do you know why you do not make an ordinary, simple person your guru, he asks. Because in today's time we like only that which is beautiful to look at. If we are going into adhyatma and want a spiritual guru, we want people who will serve up, in the name of spirituality, things that carry our life along easily, with no rule and no control in it. In spirituality what we want is swachhandata — he says he is saying it plainly.

21

The strict teacher is never liked quickly, which is why the loose guru is preferred

Why the loose guru is preferred and the plain one is not digested

· 16:54–17:26

The teacher who was strict in school and college was not liked quickly, he says. The children who studied liked him because they were sharp at studies; the shirkers used to abuse strict teachers even then. In the same way, in spirituality the people who will make you unbound, who will say what need is there to get up at four in the morning — if getting up at four made the intelligence great then a buffalo's calf gets up in the morning — such people will become your good spiritual gurus and you will like them. But if a spiritual person is plain and tells you correctly what spirituality is and how it is to be carried, you will not digest that.

22

What does it mean if a tantra curiosity wakes in you at any age?

An unfinished journey in some birth

· 17:27–18:07 · Also a question

This, the speaker says, is the main thing for those who are curious about tantra and want a guru. If at any age of your life a curiosity connected with tantra is waking in you and you wish to go on one path, then it is held that at some time, in some birth, your journey has remained incomplete.

23

What does the tantric guru parampara actually say about taking diksha?

Make yourself worthy so your own gurus take you into their parampara

· 18:08–18:34 · Also a question

For that reason, the speaker says, in the traditional things of the guru parampara of the tantra marg it is said that you do not need to take diksha from anybody — rather you must make yourself worthy enough that the gurus who have been yours at some time carry you into their own guru parampara. That is the reality, he says, and not that we want to go into tantra so we make anybody at all a guru.

24

Why do people go to whoever looks most like a tantric?

The mundmala, the kade and the shamshan havan as costume

· 18:35–19:12 · Also a question

What happens here, he says, is that whoever makes his outward dress look like a tantric — wearing a mundmala, wearing kade of different kinds, of which there are very many types — and whoever puts on more of a show of himself, doing havan in the shamshan, doing masanik kriyas, will look to you like a real tantric. They will talk of a hundred sadhanas, and then you will go to them and get initiated, or wish to receive diksha from them.

25

Vaishnavas on the bhakti marg want naam diksha without asking what they actually need

Vaishnavas who only want naam diksha

· 19:13–19:37

Those who go on the bhakti marg, the Vaishnav people who are in the Vaishnav sampraday, also do not look at what it is they need, he says. They only want to get the naam, to get naam diksha. They just want to be initiated; who the guru is is of no concern.

Those who go on the path of bhakti, the Vaishnav people who are in the Vaishnav sampraday — among them too, he says, we do not look at what it is that we need. We only want to get the naam, to get naam diksha. We just want to be initiated; who the guru is, we have nothing to do with.

26

What is a guru, if not a person?

The guru mandal and the guru as a tattva

· 19:38–19:50 · Also a question

Know this reality, the speaker says: what exists is the guru mandal, and guru is a tattva — not one ordinary man or one ordinary physical body. So if you are truly searching for a guru, and if you are serious about the guru, then first of all stop searching for a guru. A guru is not to be searched for.

27

Should you ever ask someone to become your guru?

Never search, never ask — bring the worthiness instead

· 19:51–20:26 · Also a question

Remember, he says, a guru is never searched for, and one must never go up to somebody face to face and say: become my guru. First bring that much worthiness within yourself. The gurus who will have been yours — you do not know whether this is your first birth, nor does anyone else know, but your gurus are knowing which birth it is. When you become completely surrendered for the guru, then the guru himself will attract you, and there will be no need to say all this or do all this; everything will happen of itself.

29

Whom should someone from Bengal hold as guru?

Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa and Ma Sarada

· 20:54–21:20 · Also a question

If you are from the Bengal region, the speaker says, take Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa and Ma Sarada as guru ma and guru pita, as guru ji, and do their puja-seva. No difficulty will come to you and no dosha connected with the mantra will attach. Do japa of their name — that is enough. If you are in the tantra kshetra, do it as well; even if you must do sadhanas connected with the tantra kshetra, do the initial puja of these very ones.

30

What if you want to go into the vam paddhati and know nothing?

The worship of Vamakhepa as guru swaroop

· 21:21–22:05 · Also a question

If you want to go further into the vam paddhati and you know nothing, then nothing has to be done, he says: wherever in the whole of India you are, do the puja of Vamakhepa. Not very much has to be done — do his dhyan in the form of guru, do his puja, pray to him. He is careful to add that he is not saying you will get diksha of Bhagavati Mahavidya Tara and be initiated into that parampara. No.

31

Whom should someone from Maharashtra hold as guru?

Dattatreya, in whom Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh are contained

· 22:06–22:32 · Also a question

If you are from the Maharashtra region or thereabouts, the speaker says, look — Guru Dattatreya is worshipped in every home there. Do his puja. He repeats what he says often: Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh, all the tattvas, are contained in him. Do his seva and puja and a physical guru will be attained by you through his grace.

32

What results have people reported from the Dattatreya Mala Mantra?

Twenty to twenty-two people seeing a guru swaroop in dreams

· 22:33–23:10 · Also a question

Of all the people who have done the Dattatreya Mala Mantra guru sadhana given on the channel so far, the speaker says, no one has obtained a physical guru — but people are satisfied, and that itself is his grace somewhere. Counting Telegram, Instagram and Facebook together, roughly twenty to twenty-two people have said that they have been doing the Dattatreya Mala Mantra sadhana continuously since December, about a month by now, and are getting darshan of a guru swaroop in dreams. Who that guru is, they do not know.

33

People go out with a lantern looking for a guru who will get a siddhi done for them

Taking a lantern to look for a guru who will get a siddhi done

· 23:11–23:46

The topic he has kept today, he says, is that people search for a guru with a lantern — come friend, let us take a lantern and look for a guru who will get us a siddhi. He has kept the topic for exactly that reason: search for a guru in the way described, and search through that medium, so that you truly obtain a guru. Do not wander at all for it. Do not search for a guru, he says — the gurus will search for you; but in order to search for a guru, make these ones your guru.

34

What should someone afflicted by abhichar do about finding a guru?

Take Dattatreya's refuge, or go to the samadhi sthal of the region's sadguru

· 23:47–24:32 · Also a question

If you want to do some mantra sadhana, or are seized by abhichar or badha of some kind, and are searching for a guru who would give you a mantra and include you in his guru parampara, he says he would still say: first of all take the refuge of Bhagavan Dattatreya. Or, according to your regional tradition, see which guru is most famous there in the sadguru swaroop and has recognition, and holding him as guru go to his samadhi sthal, go to whatever siddh peeth of his there is, and go there again and again and pray. He will show grace, indirectly; he may even come before you and you will not know it.

35

Why should you not fixate on a physical guru?

The guru tattva stands above the five elements

· 24:33–24:54 · Also a question

You want a body physically, made of the five elements, he says — but know that the guru tattva is above that. It is above the panch tattva, and it pervades the whole brahmand. Without gurutva we cannot even walk; for walking itself it is needed. So this is the medium through which you must search for a guru, and then you will find gurus.

36

Whom should you hold as guru until a guru is obtained?

Dattatreya, the Navnaths, the eighty-four siddhas, and the regional siddhas

· 24:55–25:47 · Also a question

Until a guru is attained, the speaker says, you must hold on to some one swaroop in the form of guru and walk with it. Carry Bhagavan Dattatreya; or take any one of the Navnaths; or take the eighty-four siddhas. According to your region, take whoever attracts you most, whoever seems a siddh purush. If you are from Uttar Pradesh, hold Devraha Baba — than whom, he says, there will be no more capable siddha yogi — or Guru Gorakhnath ji, whose mantras too are given on the channel. Carry Telang Swami in the guru parampara, or Lahiri Mahashay, or Baba Neem Karoli.

37

Should you ask someone to make you a disciple?

What not to do, and what he says to those who walk with him

· 25:48–26:25 · Also a question

A guru is to be searched for in this way, he says, and not by going to somebody and saying: make me your disciple. That you should absolutely not do. Whatever is truly to happen will then happen by itself. And if on hearing someone's words you feel you should walk with them — as many people say to him that they wish to walk with him — then be free of the worry that only if you take diksha here will you be able to go forward. The path they will show here will be the one by which your welfare happens; things that would bring harm are simply not told here.

38

What does he say diksha has turned into?

Diksha as a business, and lakhs initiated with nothing happening

· 26:26–26:54 · Also a question

Somewhere in the present time it has reached a place and become a business, the speaker says: take diksha or it will not happen. Brother, he says, lakhs of people are lying dead having taken diksha. Nothing is happening in anybody's life.

Somewhere, in the time we are in, it has gone to one place and become a business: take diksha or it will not happen. Brother, he says, lakhs of people are lying dead having taken diksha. Nothing is happening in anyone's life.

39

When will you actually need a guru?

When you go to do abhicharik and tantric kriya yourself

· 26:55–27:38 · Also a question

Do you know when the need for a guru will fall on you, he asks. When you are going to do abhicharik things, some kriya connected with tantra, by yourself — there you need a guru. He gives the example: you are not doing the sadhana of the Mahashakti, you are not doing the puja of Bhairav ji as taught on the channel, where five or seven sadhanas with the Hriday Path and each thing have been explained. You want to do a tamasik sadhana of Bhairav ji, worshipping the eight veers of Bhairav ji — although, he notes, there are not eight veers but sixty-four.

40

What makes the eight-veer puja impossible from a book?

Three mudras per veer, twenty-four mudras to be learnt first

· 27:39–28:12 · Also a question

Because its vidhi-vidhan, he says, is such that at the least — if there are eight veers and you go by the tantra method — at least three mudras will be used for each single veer, so twenty-four mudras. You will have to learn those twenty-four mudras first: by which mudra whose avahan happens. It may be that two veers have the same mudra, it may be that each is different. That is why you will need a guru there.

41

What is the difference between playing with Shakti and with her gana?

Mahamaya Jagdamba never harms; her gana and veers are another matter

· 28:13–28:30 · Also a question

When you play with shakti, he says, not with the Mahashakti — the Mahashakti, Mahamaya Jagdamba, is never going to bring harm to you — but if you are playing with her gana, playing with a veer, if you have to do all these things and go into all of them, then search for a guru. Then you need such a physical guru, and for that too use these very things, so that you get a correct guide.

42

A guru is not fifteen or fifty thousand taken for a diksha and a mala handed over

Fifteen or fifty thousand for a diksha and a mala handed over

· 28:31–29:01

The point is to get a correct guide, he says, and not that somebody merely had you shout bol bam, took fifteen thousand or fifty thousand for the diksha, made up a story and it was done. Gave a mala, keep doing japa, done — no.

43

What should a householder aiming at moksha keep primary?

Bhav primary for the grihastha, kriya primary in tantra

· 29:02–29:15 · Also a question

But if you are a householder and have kept as your life's purpose that you must go towards moksha, towards mukti, then here keep bhav primary, the speaker says; here kriya will not be primary. He says again and again that in tantra kriya is primary — bhav is not primary, bhakti is not primary — and there, if anything goes wrong, trouble comes at once.

44

Can you do kapal-related kriya or bring shamshan earth home on your own?

Why YouTube, Facebook and magazines will not carry you there

· 29:16–29:58 · Also a question

For a kriya connected with the kapal done by the tantra process, he says, in the way in which all of that has to be done and what is to be obtained, you will certainly need someone. If without knowing you pick up shamshan earth and bring it home and do it, then there will be trouble; for that you need somebody to explain all the kriyas to you. You will not be able to do it by reading from YouTube, Facebook and magazines, so there you need a guru. But there is no need to go that far.

45

Does every sampraday have a guru mandal tradition?

Avaran puja, nine avarans, and sixty-four at a Maha Siddh Peeth

· 29:59–30:40 · Also a question

Understand one thing, he says: whether Shakta, Kaul, Shaiva, or the Nath parampara, in all the different panths and sampradays that have formed and divided off, there is a tradition of the guru mandal in every one of them. The guru mandal is worshipped. In some places the guru mandal has nine avarans in the avaran pujan; in some places there are up to sixty-four avarans. There is a mool peeth, a siddh peeth, and a maha siddh peeth; at a maha siddh peeth the puja of sixty-four avarans is done and it takes eight hours. Those who have come to know everything thoroughly do it.

46

The illusion to break is that a mantra blown into the ear is the whole of it

To break the illusion that a mantra blown into the ear is the whole of it

· 30:41–31:16

He says he is telling all these things in a general way so that the illusion should leave people's minds that there will only be a physical guru, who will give one mantra, blow it into the ear, and then the work will be done. Please come out of this illusion that it is only up to that much. In reality things are quite different, and he says he is trying to tell them exactly that: please do not get stuck only at guru, guru, guru, a physical guru who has two eyes, one nose and two ears.

47

Do the sadhanas given on the channel need a guru?

All but one or two need no physical guru and no whispered mantra

· 31:17–31:46 · Also a question

Do the initial sadhanas that have been given before you all, he says. Of all the sadhanas given on the channel, apart from one or two, there is nowhere any need of a guru for you. There is no need of a physical guru, nor of anyone to put a mantra into your ear. For those mantras, a guru is needed.

48

What exactly is a guru needed for?

Clear uccharan of a beej, and removing doubt such as Om before the Navarna

· 31:47–31:59 · Also a question

What is the need of a guru, he asks: that he should make the uccharan clear — if there is a beej in the uccharan, how the pronunciation goes in that beej. For that a guru is necessary. And if there is a doubt or a misgiving in your mind, for that a guru is necessary — as, for instance, the doubt people keep about whether to attach Om to the Navarna or not; there is a guru for that. The meaning of guru here becomes: one who removes your doubt and misgiving.

49

How does one become free of doubt?

By knowledge, which a physical guru is not the only source of

· 32:00–32:14 · Also a question

So that you can do sadhana free of doubt, he says, a guru is necessary there. And how will you become free of doubt? By knowledge. Who will give the knowledge? Physical gurus made of the five elements are not the only ones who can give it. You have other fields available.

50

What do the books say about taking a mantra out of a tantra granth?

Fifty kinds of punishment and dosha written down

· 32:15–35:02 · Also a question

One thing that comes up here, he says, is that if a person does japa of some mantra lifted out of a book, out of a tantra granth, very many things are written about it — that you will get punishment, that you will get suffering, that a dosha will attach to you in such a way. Fifty kinds of things have been described.

51

What is the rin that forms when you take a mantra from someone?

Rinanubandha between the giver and the taker of a vidhan

· 35:40–36:24 · Also a question

He says he will certainly put a separate video on it, but wants to state it clearly today: it is very necessary to become free of the rin dosha, the rin that accumulates. Wherever we take a mantra from, under whosoever's guidance we perform whatever vidhi-vidhan, a rin is formed between the two of us — what is called rinanubandha. When you study in school and college and take knowledge, you pay fees there. Here no exchange of a fee for the knowledge is being made, but since we are going into this parampara, into this process, its price ought to be paid.

52

What clears the rin dosha for a sadhana taken from someone?

Five ghee lamps in a Shiva temple and sava kilo of grain to living beings

· 36:40–37:01 · Also a question

Whenever and from wherever you do any sadhana, not only from this channel, the speaker says, then in the name of the person from whom you took the sadhana light at least five ghee lamps in a Shiva temple on the first day and the last day of the sadhana, so that rin dosha does not occur. The second thing: in that person's name feed at least sava kilo of grain, or anything at all to eat and drink, to living beings — feed a dog, a cat, a cow; feed a sheep or a goat; feed a human being. That much should be done, and by it rin dosha will never fall upon that person or upon you.

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He tries daily to put food into some creature's mouth before his own

Food into a creature's mouth before his own, and the full fruit

· 37:02–37:37

He says he tries every day to see that food goes into some creature's mouth before it goes into his own, because he too does not know how many people are doing the many videos on the channel, so rin dosha is attaching to him as well. It is between the two of us, he says: I am doing it, you do it too. What can happen is that a fruit which was to be got a hundred per cent may not be got for this very reason; when we do this work, that fruit will be received in full. Everyone should walk on freeing themselves of rin dosha.

55

Can the Durga Saptashati be recited in Hindi?

Kavach, Argala, Keelak, thirteen adhyayas and the three Rahasyas in Hindi

· 38:21–38:58 · Also a question

There is no difficulty at all, he answers. If you wish to do the path of thirteen adhyayas in one day in Hindi you can; the same vidhi will remain, do everything in Hindi. Recite the Kavach, Argala and Keelak in Hindi too, then recite the thirteen adhyayas in Hindi, and recite the three Rahasyas in Hindi as well. If you do it in the Mahavidya krama, that is thirteen adhyayas over seven days, then do it in Hindi in the same way, reciting on the day on which two adhyayas have been prescribed exactly as prescribed. The full vidhi-vidhan is in a playlist named Navratri 2022.

56

How should the havan be done if the path was in Hindi?

Havan with the mool mantra, and the Argala's first mantra for those who know nothing

· 38:59–39:22 · Also a question

Do the havan with the mantra, he says, with the mool mantra that has been given. He repeats what he says often: if you know nothing at all, if no mantra comes to you, then bring the first mantra of the Argala into your life — "ओम जयंती मंगला काली भद्रकाली कपालिनी दुर्गा क्षमा". Take that into your life, do the havan with it and do the japa of it.

57

Can a beej mantra be japped while walking about?

Naam mantras yes, beej mantras never

· 39:23–40:07 · Also a question

A question kept coming in the group, he says: if for some reason we cannot do puja-path and are going somewhere, can we do japa of the mantra we do — beej mantras and so on, the Navarna mantra — while walking about? His answer is that it is the naam mantra whose japa should be done. A separate video with the full vidhi-vidhan has been made and will be uploaded soon, but japa of beej mantras is never done while walking about. Those mantras in which the process of nyasa and so on has been prescribed, which have viniyoga by vidhi-vidhan, which are to be japped on a mala with a set direction — never do a walking japa of such a one.

58

Which mantra can be japped while walking about?

The Argala's first mantra, with or without Om

· 40:08–40:32 · Also a question

Japa of a naam mantra is done, he says. If Durga ji is your ishta then you can do japa of the name of Durga ji, of the first mantra of the Argala. There is no need to attach Om, and if you do attach it there is no difficulty either; there is no need to get so entangled in that — do it comfortably. When that mantra settles in your mind it will keep running while you walk about. You can do it because it is at maximum a naam mantra: there are eleven names of Bhagavati in it. Practise it, and in two or three months the practice will be such that the mantra will run even in your dreams.

59

What comes of lighting a lamp daily at the Tulsi and the Shami plants?

Shami as destroyer of enemies and a form connected with Narayan

· 40:33–41:27 · Also a question

Tulsi ji is worshipped in home after home, he says, and the Shami is a destroyer of enemies. One should not take them only as Shani Bhagavan's — that the Shami tree is worshipped only for Shani Bhagavan's pleasure. The swaroop of Narayan is connected with the Shami tree. Whenever there is any suffering connected with Shani and havan and so on is done, whether you offer black sesame as ahuti or do deep daan to Shani Bhagavan, if you put in and burn dried Shami wood, that gives a very great effect. So along with Tulsi ji at home one should plant the Shami tree, the Aparajita creeper, the kaner tree and the tree of the gudhal flower.

60

What should someone do whose work simply is not getting done?

Catch hold of one sadhana, and the Argala first-mantra vidhan

· 41:46–42:29 · Also a question

To Abhishek ji, whose work is not getting done, and to all who have this problem, he makes a request: catch hold of some one sadhana. Which swaroop do you wish for, in which swaroop does your mind settle? He says he will try that very day, between nine and ten at night, to put up a video somehow, and that one video already exists on the first mantra of the Argala, by which eleven shaktis including the kuldevi and the yoginis become siddha. Bring these two sadhanas into your life. However great the abhicharik problem is that is not being cut — do not be too troubled by it, do not waste money, do not waste time, but take these sadhanas into your life.

61

Why does repeating a name again and again work?

The illustration of calling out a listener's name all day

· 42:30–43:25 · Also a question

He illustrates it with Abhishek ji's own name. Suppose all day we take his name in front of him — Abhishek, Abhishek, Abhishek. Even if my attention is not turned towards him, whenever Abhishek ji passes he hears that this Rudransh sitting here is saying Abhishek, Abhishek again and again, morning and evening. He will not hear it for one day, nor two, nor six months; but at some time it will strike his mind that this person is taking my name so much. That moment, when you are doing sadhana of these two or three mantras and taking their name again and again, and once they cast a glance of grace — then, he says, what will come out of the mouth of the biggest tantric is something you cannot even imagine.

62

What should you do if you cannot yet fight all your enemies?

Trust them, wait for that moment, do not panic

· 43:26–43:28 · Also a question

So please trust those ones, he says, and wait for that time. Do not get flustered when you do not have the capacity to make war with everyone.

So please trust those ones, he says, and wait for that time. Do not get flustered. When you do not have the capacity to fight everybody, do not hurry.

63

Why does the suffering not stop even when Hanuman ji or Bhagavati is worshipped?

The time-bound nature of an abhichar, twelve days to twelve years

· 43:29–44:14 · Also a question

A brother had messaged him personally that the tantrics who are enemies take the end of everything of theirs again and again, but whatever process they themselves perform, whether of Hanuman ji or of Bhagavati, only brings them suffering, and relief does not come quickly. The difficulty, he says, is that when the enemy has done abhichar there is a time limit to it. That time limit you have already crossed. Very often it is of twelve days; it runs from twelve days up to twelve years. You come to know late. Until the kriya of that time-bound tantra breaks, nothing will happen and you will not be able to reach its end.

64

Why does an abhicharik tantric outlast the person he has attacked?

They stay active and grouped, you give up after three days

· 44:15–44:47 · Also a question

As soon as you go to take the end of it, he says, the abhicharik tantrics are very active — you are not that active. You will do puja-path for one day, two days, three days; the result will not come and you will leave it. He never leaves it. These people who do wrong work stay fully active at once, watching who is doing what from where. They keep a whole chowki of bhoot-pret seated, this puja and that puja, their whole group is bound together. Very wrong people, he says, do grouping very well; good people are not able to.

65

What happens when you begin Hanuman puja against an active enemy?

First-day relief, then the attack shifts to your family

· 44:48–45:08 · Also a question

A chowki of Hanuman ji is seated; you decide to do Hanuman ji's puja. You did puja on the first day, they came to know, and you will feel a little relief there. From their side they will do four or five such works — not directly on you, because you are doing it, so they will do something on somebody else in your family. You have a chowki seated at home, you are doing Hanuman ji's puja at home, but at some time you will go out; something will happen so that the body is impure or unclean even for a short while.

66

How long does it take for the shakti's grace to build?

A year and a half to three years of continuous practice

· 45:09–45:30 · Also a question

It is Kaliyug, he says, the body is like that too, and just now your energy capacity has not been built up, being new, to the point where you could bear whatever prayoga the enemy makes. That state comes later. It takes a year and a half, two years, three years continuously with full shraddha and vishvas; then the grace of the shakti is of that kind.

67

Which short sadhana does he say everyone should keep done?

Rudragan sadhana and the grace of Shiva and Narayan

· 45:31–45:44 · Also a question

And there are some brief sadhanas, he says — he repeats again and again that every single person should keep the Rudragan sadhana done. The grace of Bhagavan Shiva and of Narayan, both, is obtained in such a way that you will not know when and where in life the need for it may fall.

And some momentary sadhanas, such as the Rudragan sadhana, he says he mentions again and again: everyone should keep the Rudragan sadhana done. The grace of Bhagavan Shiva and of Narayan, both, is obtained in such a way. You will not come to know when and where in life its need may fall.

68

How do the attackers work psychologically?

A family member falls ill, you abandon the puja and turn negative

· 45:45–46:21 · Also a question

When the enemy does it, he says, because your body has not reached that capacity, you will be shaken. Now some other member of your family has fallen ill, and you will then abandon the puja-path. You will not be able to reach that far and you will keep turning negative. In one way, he says, they play all these games psychologically; they are quite strong, they are not like you, and they will not accept defeat so quickly.

69

Isn't incense in temples a loss to dharma, given bamboo may not be burnt?

The agarbatti question, answered by pointing to an existing video

· 46:22–47:25 · Also a question

Aditya Raj ji asks that burning bamboo has been prohibited, and nowadays there is agarbatti in all small and large Hindu temples — is dharma not being harmed by this? The speaker answers that on this very channel there is a video connected with this subject in which a good many small points have been explained, and asks him to listen to it once.

70

Can a guru hold you up when you fall very low?

Guru mandal grace, and why a spiritual person never loses

· 47:45–48:11 · Also a question

To the comment about wanting guidance for living and a guru who will catch you if you ever fall very low, he says that when the grace of a guru — and in truth, he says, of the guru mandal — comes, then all these things become negligible. A spiritually powerful person never loses to any of these things. Whatever the circumstances, he will weep, he will certainly weep; but his weeping is seen by his gurus alone, and it is they who put the crossing in place.

71

How far can a physical guru actually help?

He will do a puja for you and one day be fed up

· 48:12–48:24 · Also a question

Physical gurus will never be able to help you to that level, he says — you will see. How much will they help you? You have trouble and you will tell them; what help will they give? They will do a puja-path for you, tell you something. At one point they will get fed up.

Physical gurus will never be able to help you to that level; you will see it, he says. How much will they help you? You have a trouble, you will tell them, and what help will they give? They will do some puja-path for you, will tell you something. At one time they will be fed up.

72

What does he say about initiated people who never see their guru?

Diksha taken, the guru's face never seen, an appointment needed to meet

· 48:25–49:12 · Also a question

Among those listening, he says, there will be many who are initiated — and how many of them will be such that after taking diksha they were not even able to see the face of their Guru ji. This happens too. The diksha was taken and the Guru ji is simply not available; even to meet him an appointment is needed. So what has been gained by the diksha? People are wandering street to street having taken diksha. What is the use of such a diksha? We will go to those who come the moment we call them, and for that the grace of the guru mandal alone is needed.

73

What is a tantric bandhan and how is it done?

Bandhan through prasad, and the aura being polluted

· 49:13–49:58 · Also a question

Asked by a listener that a sokha had shown him that a bandhan of his body had been done, and how it will open, the speaker explains that for any tantric bandhan the methods are such that it is not necessary for it to be done by coming near. When a person does not know all these things at the start, people do bandhan even by giving prasad. What bandhan means is that our aura becomes polluted in a way. The auspicious shaktis are not able to give their effect — and how would they? The quantity in some one of our shatchakras will have been increased, so that somewhere there is an unbalancing in the body, and we will not be able to get that effect properly.

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How can you tell from the nadi that a bandhan has been done?

The sushumna running very little

· 49:59–50:19 · Also a question

In the videos he has put on swapna vidya, he says, he has explained how the nadi is to be examined and how the matter is to be understood from the nadi. The same thing can be used here as well. In a person on whom a bandhan has been done, the sushumna nadi will run very little; however much effort he makes it will not run quickly. Difficulties will begin.

75

Why does a bound person become agitated in a temple?

The temple's positivity pushing against the polluted aura

· 50:20–50:44 · Also a question

Whenever a bound person, on whom such a bandhan has been laid, comes into contact with auspicious shaktis, he will be greatly agitated, the speaker says. If he goes to a temple he will flounder there, he will have difficulty there. Why? Because after going into the temple, the aura of his body and the positivity of the temple — that positivity will try to remove that thing, and there will be suffering in his body.

76

What are the two best remedies for any tantric bandhan?

The Datta Mala Mantra or the Tantrokta Bajrang Baan, taken for life

· 50:45–51:20 · Also a question

For freedom from bandhan, for any kind of tantric bandhan in your body, there are two best remedies, he says. The first is to take hold of the Datta Mala Mantra and bring it into your life. The second is the Tantrokta Bajrang Baan, the complete Bajrang Baan, which is given on the channel. Take any one of these two anushthans into your life for the whole of your life and no tantric will be able to do anything. Once the energy is built and the bandhan breaks once, you will keep doing that anushthan again and again, and things will then turn in your favour.

77

Somebody has done a tantra kriya in the house — what should be looked at first?

Whether it is on the house, on one member, or on the whole family

· 51:21–51:35 · Also a question

To India Vikas ji, who says a tantra kriya has been done in his house, he answers that very many remedies have been told and asks him at least to look at the channel once and then certainly to ask if he does not understand. Whenever a tantra kriya has been done in the house, the first thing is whether it has been done only on the house or whether it is on the members — whether it is on some one member or whether the trouble is throughout the whole house.

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What two kinds of case does he see when tantra has been done on someone?

The person able to act himself, and the person exhausted by having it done for him

· 51:36–52:03 · Also a question

When a tantra vichar comes upon somebody, he says, you will see two kinds of case. One is that the person is himself capable of doing something. The second is that the person is exhausted by getting things done — how many ojhas, sokhas, gunis, tantrics and Pandit ji have come home, performed an anushthan and gone away, and no difference at all is being made.

79

Why do the remedies keep failing for such a person?

Prarabdha already formed, the time over, the enemy fully active

· 52:04–52:24 · Also a question

Those who face this kind of problem have had their prarabdha formed in that way, he says. For one thing, the time is already over. And the second and biggest thing, which he says again and again, is that their enemy side is fully and completely active. The more active the enemy stays, the more suffering you will have; and if you do not reach up to that activeness, the suffering will fall on you.

80

What happens when you abandon a genuine practitioner too early?

Wanting an instant result and dropping the faith

· 52:25–53:02 · Also a question

The reality, he says, is that if you have actually reached a right person and that person is performing some process for you, doing the cutting and trimming, doing tantrokta kriyas for you, and you do not get a result while you need an instant result — it may be that in another two or four days some result would have come, or would have come the next time, but you drop your faith and leave him. And there the trouble starts again. For some days you get release from the problem, then it happens again, because active tantra means that the more the enemy keeps his tantra awakened, the more suffering you will have.

81

What does an uchchatan kriya do to the mind?

Nowhere the mind settles, and no one can be trusted

· 53:03–53:19 · Also a question

The biggest thing, he says, is that if an uchchatan kriya has been performed, then your mind will not settle anywhere in any case. You will not be able to trust anyone. If you give even a hundred rupees to somebody for lighting some dhoop and deep, this will come into your mind — get away, one should not go to him at all, he spoils the mind, he tells you to do such things. So if the uchchatan kriya is there, there will be difficulty, and release from all these things will come only when you do something. And you will not be able to do anything at all if the mind stays unsettled.

82

What should one do once one is sure abhichar has been done?

Accept it and fight, rather than be psychologically disturbed

· 53:20–53:58 · Also a question

Therefore, whenever abhichar happens at home, when it enters your understanding that abhicharik things have taken place, do not become psychologically disturbed, he says, but if the things are really of that kind then accept it and fight. Have that much capacity within you that you make war. Where will it come from? When you understand and know things. He thinks that by listening to the many videos on this channel connected with tantra one will be able to understand each thing and everything will become clear; after that, fight. Everything has been given.

83

Hanuman did great works on Ram's name alone, and still people place no trust in him

Hanuman ji did great things with Ram's name, yet people do not trust him

· 53:59–54:05

Hanuman ji can do such great and great works only by taking the name of Ram ji, he says, and yet you all simply do not have trust in that very Hanuman ji.

Hanuman ji can do such great works only by taking the name of Ram ji, he says. But on that very Hanuman ji, all of you simply do not have trust.

84

Asked what they have done, people now start straight at Baglamukhi or Pratyangira

Starting straight at Baglamukhi or Pratyangira

· 54:06–54:26

Nowadays, he says, if we ask which sadhana you have done, the first thing that comes is that they have already done the sadhana of Bhagavati Baglamukhi, or that they have already done Pratyangira sadhana. They begin such great sadhanas straight away — and it is from exactly here, he says, that the difficulties also arise.

85

Why is there such an attraction to siddhi?

Satisfying and fattening one's own ego

· 54:27–55:05 · Also a question

The attraction to siddhi exists, he says, because in reality we want siddhi so that the word reaches among people that this person has a siddhi — for the satisfaction of our own mind. So that one's own ego is satisfied and fattened, and people say of us that yes, he has a siddhi.

86

Can khechari vidya be taught by speaking?

Yoga kriyas need a Sanatani guru accomplished in yoga

· 55:06–55:50 · Also a question

Asked about khechari vidya, the speaker says that the kriyas of yoga cannot be told by speaking — keep that in mind. Whether khechari vidya or another vidya, khechari is not made siddha as a vidya alone without mudra. And to do all these things you will have to go to a Sanatani guru who is accomplished in yoga; with a Western guru none of this will be found.

87

Is there dosha in acting against wicked people of one's own family?

No dosha in any kriya against one who does dushtata on the path of dharma

· 55:51–56:38 · Also a question

Asked whether there is any dosha in treating the wrongdoers of one's own kul who obstruct the path of dharma, the speaker answers that whoever does wickedness on the path of dharma — in whatever way he does it, whether by tantra or by another way — no dosha of any kind attaches from performing any kind of kriya upon him. He recalls a message from a person asking whether a dosha attaches from doing a karma such as marana upon a wicked person. If somebody snatches your woman, seizes your wealth, performs kriyas of that kind, brings suffering to your honour and respect, then there, he says, no dosha of any kind attaches from performing even the vilest of vile processes of tantra, because somewhere you are fulfilling your dharma.

88

Must the Datta Mala Mantra be japped twelve hundred or twelve thousand times in one sitting?

A hundred and eight a day, and a sankalp of eleven days

· 56:39–57:20 · Also a question

No, it is not necessary, he answers, but if you do it, it is fine. Do a japa of a hundred and eight daily. Walk with a sankalp of at least five to seven days; if you take eleven days it is better, and in eleven days eleven hundred will be completed. Then stop for a few days, then do eleven hundred, then stop, then do it again. If you can continue and can make it a habit — if you cannot do it at one time and your schedule is such that you can do it morning and evening, then do fifty-four in the morning and fifty-four in the evening, or do it at night. But bring it into your life.

89

How does one free a person from alcohol and other intoxicants?

Ordinary addiction against an abhicharik kriya behind the drinking

· 57:21–58:22 · Also a question

Two kinds of thing happen here, he says. One is a person who has simply picked up an addiction in the ordinary way; there the subject becomes different. The second is where an abhicharik kriya is involved. In an abhicharik kriya, if you get him to leave it with a jerk, his head suffers; and if you go on cutting it away, then at the root such bad tantra is involved that when the person leaves alcohol, some serious illness will certainly come into his body, because things of this kind have already been done to it beforehand. That, he says, is why when people ask him for the cut of this tantra he does not clarify it — even if it were told, how would they do it? These are malin kinds of tantra.

90

How can the Datta Mala Mantra be used to free a troubled person, through abhimantrit prasad and uchchatan of a thing?

Abhimantrit prasad, and uchchatan of a thing rather than a person

· 58:23–58:51 · Also a question

The best course, he says, is that if there is trouble and you have already done eleven thousand japa of the Datta Mala Mantra, then abhimantrit prasad with that very mantra and feed it to them. Uchchatan is also done of a thing: the process of tantra works upon anything at all — this is Mahatantra. So through this Datta Mala Mantra, take a thing that the concerned person likes; he must eat food, after all.

91

What is the sendha namak prayoga?

Rock salt charged a hundred and eight times, mixed into the food for eleven days

· 58:52–59:15 · Also a question

There is sendha namak, he says: abhimantrit the sendha namak with the Datta Mala Mantra by doing a hundred and eight. Bring and keep at least a hundred and twenty-five grams of salt for the whole of eleven days and charge it. Then tell whichever woman there is in the house that when food is to be given to him, this salt is to be mixed in the dal or the sabzi and given. But the mantra must already have been made siddha by you beforehand, japped well for at least three to six months.

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The prayer over the salt asks Bhagavan Dattatreya for that person's uchchatan from the thing

The prayer to Bhagavan Dattatreya and the salt finishing

· 59:16–59:44

Do this process and see, he says. All that is to be said there is: He Bhagavan Dattatreya, show such grace that this person gets uchchatan from this thing. You are doing this on the path of dharma. When you do it and see, then by the time that salt is finished the person will have become uchchatit. In this way, whoever is going on a wrong path in the house, if you are a sadhak you can use these things thus; you do not need to go to anybody else. Become capable yourself, he says.

93

Abhimantran and yantra processes are withheld because capable people do not come to YouTube for them

Capable people will not come to YouTube looking for them

· 59:45–1:00:20

The process of doing abhimantran, and the use of a yantra and so on, he says he does not tell for this reason: that people capable to that degree will hardly come to YouTube to look for it, and even if they learnt it they would hardly do it. They will only listen and move on. Those who have to do it really ask, and they also do it.

94

A Hindi Saptashati path follows the same order as the Sanskrit, whether done in one day or seven

The same order as in Sanskrit, one day or seven

· 1:00:21–1:00:53

To Shreyas Kapri ji he repeats the answer: the Saptashati path in Hindi is to be done in the same manner as the vidhi for doing it in Sanskrit. If done in one day, then Kavach, Argala, Keelak, the thirteen adhyayas, and then the three Rahasyas. If you cannot do it in one day and must do it in seven, then follow the vidhi of the Mahavidya krama path — first day the first adhyaya, second day the second and third adhyaya, and so on.

95

Are shraap uddhar and utkeelan needed for a Hindi path?

They belong to the Sanskrit path; in Hindi bhav is primary

· 1:00:54–1:01:15 · Also a question

There was also this question, he says: when we do the path in Hindi, is it necessary to perform the vidhi of shraap uddhar and utkeelan? That is a path in Sanskrit, he answers, and it is not necessary, because here a bhav path is taking place. When you recite in Hindi it will not be a mantrokta path. So you absolutely do not need to do it. Do it without worry; even so, Bhagavati will accept the puja, because here bhav will be primary rather than mantra.

96

What is the difference in bhav between Sanskrit and Hindi recitation?

The hair standing on end, and Bhagavati drinking the blood

· 1:01:16–1:01:56 · Also a question

The bhav that comes from Sanskrit uccharan comes in a different manner, he says; things are mantrokta, and the hair of the body stands on end. But the same thing, when you do it in Hindi, is also bhav-primary. When you recite the passage that Bhagavati, while drinking madhu, said — roar for a moment, and after that I shall drink your blood — the bhav that comes within you as you say it, when every hair stands up, by that bhav Bhagavati is pleased and shows grace. So do not stay in the illusion that if you recite in Hindi you will get no fruit; Jagdamba will show just as much grace.

97

What can happen to a sadhak with the Saptashati over time?

Seven hundred mantras by heart, and a mantra seen on the forehead in sleep

· 1:01:57–1:02:27 · Also a question

A time also comes in a sadhak's life, he says, when even the seven hundred mantras of the Saptashati become memorised, and he becomes able to recite without looking. There will be many sadhaks here too who see in their own lives, now and then, that when they recite one mantra again and again, at the time of sleeping that mantra appears on their forehead. This too happens. These things happen when those shaktis show grace, when that mantra dissolves into your body and mind.

98

What is the most powerful mantra of Narsingh?

The Satakshari, given on the channel

· 1:02:28–1:03:15 · Also a question

Asked by Anubhav Tiwari ji which is Narsingh's powerful mantra, he answers: the Satakshari. It is given on this very channel; search for the Narsingh Satakshari mantra on the channel and it has been given. All of you can do it.

Asked which is the powerful mantra of Narsingh, he answers: the Satakshari. It is given on this very channel. Anubhav Tiwari ji should search for the Narsingh Satakshari mantra on the channel and it has been given. All of you can do it.

99

Can Guru Gorakhnath ji be worshipped as guru?

A short answer in the affirmative

· 1:03:16–1:03:28 · Also a question

Asked whether puja can be done holding Guru Gorakhnath ji as guru, he answers that it absolutely can be done.

Asked whether puja can be done holding Guru Gorakhnath ji as guru, he answers that it can absolutely be done.

100

For a sava lakh Navarna anushthan, are the navagraha and shodash matrika mandals needed?

The akhand deepak, and doing every pujan on the ghat itself

· 1:03:29–1:04:51 · Also a question

To Raju Acharya ji, who asks whether along with ghat sthapana the navagraha mandal and the shodash matrika mandal must be established for the sava lakh japa of the Navarna mantra in Navratri, and whether they must be worshipped daily, he answers that if you are going to do the anushthan of sava lakh then at the very least, if nothing else, certainly light an akhand deepak. As for the mandals: if you do ghat sthapana, do all the puja on that very ghat. There is no need to make separate mandals — do the shodash matrika pujan on the ghat, do the navagraha pujan on the ghat, and do the daily puja on it too, in name only, saying "नवग्रहेभ्यो नमः यथा उपलब्ध उपचारम् समर्पयामि" and offering a single flower; but certainly offer it by name.

101

If you do ghat sthapana once, are you bound to repeat it?

Five years of calling Bhagavati back in that same Navratri

· 1:04:52–1:05:21 · Also a question

He says he says it again and again — that from all the education and diksha he has received so far and whatever guru grace he has, he has learnt this: if you do ghat sthapana in any Navratri, then when that Navratri comes again the next year you will have to do ghat sthapana in that one too, and it should be done for five years. The rule is held to be that for five years you will call Bhagavati again and again in that Navratri, and the shaktis of the house stay awakened there. So if you do ghat sthapana in Gupt Navratri, you should do ghat sthapana again and again in that same Gupt Navratri every year. If you do not do it, light an akhand deep.

102

Can a householder keep a conch in the puja, or only a pandit?

A shankh and a proper bell in every home, and the rule for women

· 1:05:22–1:05:48 · Also a question

There should be a shankh in every home, he answers, and a shankh and a ghanti should be in every single home. And do not keep a small tinkling little bell — keep a good bell that you can hold fully and ring well, one that fills the fist. Keep a shankh too of a kind that you should know how to blow well; everyone should blow the shankh. For women there are prohibitions at different times, because the effect on the body is different at different times; men can always blow it.

103

Once several stotras are made siddha, must all be recited daily?

One day of the week for each, and an annual havan

· 1:05:49–1:06:55 · Also a question

To Mohit ji he answers with an example: suppose a person made the path of the Argala Kavach siddha, made the Dattatreya Mala Mantra siddha, made some stotra of Hanuman ji siddha, made the Hriday Kavach of Kali ji siddha, made the Hriday Kavach of Batuk Bhairav siddha — so now four or five stotras are siddha. If you cannot get time daily, then take the names of all the devi-devatas whose kavach or stotra you have made siddha, and certainly do the path of each one on some one day in the week. If Bhairav ji's is to be done, do it on Sunday; the Dattatreya Mala Mantra on Thursday. It should be done once in the week, and a yearly havan should certainly be done at some time.

104

How does one make a devi or devata one's guru?

The guru mandal is the easiest to make guru

· 1:06:56–1:07:45 · Also a question

To Rakesh Dubey ji, who asks how to make a devi or devata a guru, he answers that he has clarified this before: whomever you make a guru, making the guru mandal a guru is the easiest. Because somewhere our devi-devatas have granted that shakti-siddhi or that tattva such that in the guru swaroop they pervade this whole brahmand, and pervade the very environment in which we are living. So make them your guru; the best will be to make one shuddh purush your guru. All their names, he says, he will make a separate video of, one by one, with the full mantra vidhan, if people wish. Do not wander about for a physical guru, he tells them.

105

A gaddi has come by Ma's grace but the rules are not known — what should be done?

Trivacha, sava saal before holding a darbar, and the darbar as an obstruction

· 1:07:46–1:08:51 · Also a question

To Neelam ji he says first of all to note whether the gaddi that has come is a traditional one of the guru parampara. If your mother has given it to you, then you will run the same vidhi-vidhan that will already have been running. Secondly, if you wish to take it forward and hold a darbar and you are not established at all, then first you should do sadhana and so on for some time. Even after taking trivacha you should not hold a darbar for at least sava saal; rather you should increase your siddhis. And his own experience, he says, is that holding a darbar becomes somewhere a very great obstruction in a sadhak's progress. If you only want grace to reach somebody through the gaddi and his welfare to happen, then alongside it such sadhanas should be done, or such a vidhi-vidhan kept, that no obstruction of any kind is made in your own progress.

106

What bhog should be offered when Kali ji and Bhairav ji are worshipped together?

Sweet bhog, dahi bada on Saturday, and daily laung and elaichi

· 1:08:52–1:09:27 · Also a question

You can offer any sweet thing at all as bhog, he answers Keshav Mishra ji — what is there that they will not accept in bhog? Offer sweet bhog to Kali ji and Bhairav ji. If you do puja at home, then on Saturday you can make urad bade and offer dahi bada as bhog to Bhairav ji, and to Bhagavati you can give a bhog of anything sweet such as laddu. Daily, raisins, cashew or whatever you are able — patase — and daily laung and elaichi should certainly be offered.

107

What is a tamasik sadhana?

Maans and madira in the sadhana, and the shamshanik havan

· 1:09:28–1:10:04 · Also a question

A tamasik sadhana means one in which we use maans, madira and so on, he answers. As with the sadhana of Bhairav ji, or in the sadhana of Bhagavati Bagla, where the ahuti is made with madya, that is with madira. There are very many shamshanik sadhanas in which havan is done with the liver, with maans, with all these things. That becomes a sadhana of tamasik nature. As for tamasik bhog, he says, if you go over to the Bengali side then there even Lakshmi ji is given a bhog of fish.

108

A Dattatreya sadhana missed at Makar Sankranti may run Pratipada to Poornima of the Gupt Navratra

Pratipada to Poornima of the Gupt Navratra

· 1:10:05–1:10:24

Asked by Anil Sonara ji, who could not begin the Dattatreya sadhana on Makar Sankranti because of Covid, whether it can be started on Pratipada, he answers yes, absolutely — do it from the Gupt Navratra up to Poornima; do the sadhana from Pratipada up to Poornima.

Asked by Anil Sonara ji, who could not start the Dattatreya sadhana at Makar Sankranti because of Covid, whether it may be started at Pratipada, he answers absolutely. Do it from the Gupt Navratra up to Poornima. Do the sadhana from Pratipada up to Poornima.

109

What happens when village devi-devatas are made siddha?

Laukik devatas, the field of bhagatai, and whether shakti bandhan is still possible

· 1:10:25–1:11:15 · Also a question

Asked what comes of the devi-devatas that people make siddha in villages, and whether shakti bandhan will then not be possible, he says that the devi-devatas made siddha in villages are laukik devi-devatas. Whether shakti bandhan will be possible or not depends. Those who only make devatas siddha have a bhagatvaal running in a different manner, a field of bhagatai running, and it depends on very many things; the subject becomes wholly separate. Bandhan will certainly happen, he says — it is not that bandhan will not be possible.

110

What remedy does he give for a long and healthy life?

The yoga marg, and the ishta mantra done by the pranayama vidhi

· 1:15:03–1:16:21 · Also a question

To Sursen Sudhanshu ji, who asks for a tried remedy or sadhana for a long and healthy life, he answers: adopt the yoga marg. Bring in the mantra-related sadhanas that are done along with the kriyas of yoga, walking on the path of yoga. If you cannot do even that, then learn to do whatever your mool mantra, your guru mantra or your ishta mantra is by the pranayama vidhi. Pranayama alone is not to be done, nor mantra japa alone; it will happen if you walk keeping the two in harmony. Do sadhana with yaugik kriya — it is the very best, both things happen together, your mantra japa increases, tapobal increases, and an effect falls on the body too.

111

What if something plays in the body and does not let you do japa and puja?

Take help, do it in a temple, and the Hanuman prayoga

· 1:16:48–1:17:34 · Also a question

When something is playing in the body and not letting you do puja, you should first take somebody's help, he says; there you will not be able to manage by yourself. When a jagrat thing comes upon the body you will not be able to do very much, and if you do it at all, do it not at home but in a temple. The prayoga of Hanuman ji is the very best in this; the vidhan is given on the channel. If nobody is available, you can get free of it by doing those prayogas. But if it is a very big thing and you know it to be so, then rather than doing it yourself, have it done through somebody else.

112

What if a family member is the one doing the abhichar?

Living in the same house as the person doing it

· 1:17:35–1:18:11 · Also a question

To a listener who says the household members themselves have done such a thing that no work gets done, people are leaving the house, and poverty persists — that is, that a person of the house itself is doing tantric process or abhicharik karma on the body — he answers that if a person of the family himself performs an abhichar karma, the situation becomes quite different. If you are living in the family together with the one performing the abhichar kriya, then it becomes very difficult indeed; then you will simply not be able to do anything. How will you do it, he asks.

113

What should be done if a dead person troubles you?

The Tantrokta Bajrang Baan five times, and the Gita's eleventh adhyaya

· 1:18:12–1:18:47 · Also a question

Do the path of the Tantrokta Bajrang Baan five times daily at night by the ordinary vidhan, lighting a lamp of mustard oil, he answers. And why is the dead person troubling? Somewhere his sadgati has not taken place. For that you should do the path of the eleventh adhyaya of the Bhagavad Gita, and if by vidhi-vidhan you also perform his pind daan it will be the very best. Get his gati done, he says.

114

Can Kamakhya and the kuldevi both be worshipped in Gupt Navratri?

No need to keep to one

· 1:18:48–1:18:57 · Also a question

In Gupt Navratri you can absolutely do the sadhana of Bhagavati Kamakhya as well, he says, and you can also do that of Kuldevi Mahakali. It is not necessary that you do only one of them.

In Gupt Navratri you can absolutely do the sadhana of Bhagavati Kamakhya, he says. You can do that of Kuldevi Mahakali as well. It is not necessary that you do only some one of them.

115

Can the Kavach, Argala and Keelak be in Sanskrit and the adhyayas in Hindi?

Mixing the two languages within one path

· 1:18:58–1:19:26 · Also a question

Yes, that can be done, there is no difficulty, he answers. If we do the Kavach, Argala and Keelak in Sanskrit because we know them, and want to do the rest in Hindi, that too can be done. And the three Rahasyas may be done in Sanskrit if you wish, or in Hindi if you wish. There is no difficulty and no dosha in Sanskrit and Hindi; take the doubt out of your mind. If Sanskrit comes well, do it; if it does not come, then do it in Hindi.

116

Is a video possible on the pran pratishtha of a shivling?

Not easy, and no pran pratishtha needed at home

· 1:19:27–1:20:00 · Also a question

The pran pratishtha of a shivling is not so easy, he answers Meher ji, and it is not done in that way. You should have the whole vidhi-vidhan performed if a pran pratishtha is to be done in a temple; and a video would only be possible if a pran pratishtha were happening somewhere and were shot and put up. If you are asking for the home, the matter is different — at home there is no need at all for a pran pratishtha.

117

How should a pishachini be brought under control?

His refusal, and Bhoot pishach nikat nahi aave

· 1:20:01–1:20:22 · Also a question

To Sachin Kumar Bhopche ji he asks why a pishachini is to be brought under control at all — is there some difficulty, or have you fallen into the business of making things siddh? Do not get into any of these things, he says; get free of them. Bhoot pishach nikat nahi aave, Mahavir jab naam sunave — where are you people falling into? He also notes that the video on the Gayatri mantra has been made and will be uploaded.

118

Which Gayatri works against a Brahm shakti?

His plain statement that Gayatri never works there

· 1:20:23–1:21:30 · Also a question

To Prashant Dwivedi ji he says plainly that against a Brahm shakti the Gayatri never works at any time. This, he says, is a subject of tantra, not a Vedic subject. In today's time nobody has the leisure to do a samput path of the Gayatri, or the vidhi-vidhan path of the vijatmak Gayatris, because everyone has to do his own work and trade and then all these things on top of that. So if you expect that by the process of the mool Gayatris the Brahm should be settled, his own experience in the present time has been quite different, and quite different from the things people read or hear written in books.

119

Brahm Pishach Prapanch, on grihasthatantra.com, covers this subject

Brahm Pishach Prapanch on grihasthatantra.com

· 1:21:31–1:21:36

Read Brahm Pishach Prapanch once, he says, and you will understand this subject. Go to grihasthatantra.com and read it; write Brahm Pishach Prapanch directly in Google and it will come. There are ten true incidents in it, written in ten parts, ten different ones. Do it by that and read it, and a good deal will be understood.

120

How will you know that the grace of the guru mandal has come?

Dreams in the Brahma muhurta, one purush seen again and again

· 1:21:37–1:22:25 · Also a question

To Rajneesh ji he says the first thing is that you will come to know of the grace through a dream. At the time of the Brahma muhurta you will get darshan in a dream of some swaroop of that kind, one connected with the guru. You will see one and the same purush again and again; you will repeatedly see yourself in some one temple; you will hear something from someone; directions will be given to you by some person. From that you will understand that the guru mandal is showing grace upon you. Indirectly they show a great deal of grace; the direct is another matter, for an ordinary sadhak.

121

Is there anyone in Kaliyug who has had Bhagavati's darshan?

Yes, living — and why there are more binders than helpers

· 1:22:26–1:22:47 · Also a question

Asked whether in Kaliyug there is anyone to whom Ma Bhagavati has given darshan, he answers: absolutely, living. To a comment that one who gets a siddhi done for you will hardly be found, while a thousand will be found who increase a siddhi and a thousand who bind, he agrees — that is right, because envy is greater.

122

Can anyone do the Aghor mantra?

The five mantras of Shiva's five faces

· 1:22:48–1:23:19 · Also a question

To Harita Mishra ji he answers that yes, there is no such difficulty in doing the Aghor mantra of Shiva ji; be free of worry about it. In the Panchanan mantra of Shiva ji, the five mantras of his five faces, you do not need to think anything of any kind — do the Ishan mantra, do the Vamdev mantra, do the Tatpurush, do the Aghor. Do whichever you wish.

123

What can be done when a pishachini is troubling badly?

Bajrang Baan, Kali Kavach, Bhairav Hriday, and the Narsingh Satakshari

· 1:23:20–1:24:17 · Also a question

You can do an anushthan of the Tantrokta Bajrang Baan, he says; you can do the Kali Kavach; you can do the Bhairav Hriday. On this very channel there is a whole video on the Narsingh Satakshari — if a pishachini is troubling very much, a tremendous prayoga of the Narsingh Satakshari has been given, and you should do it by vidhi-vidhan. If you feel it is dominating a person's body a great deal, then use the Narsingh Satakshari and the Datta Mala Mantra jointly.

124

When should the Rudragan sadhana be done?

During an eclipse whose effect does not reach your region

· 1:24:18–1:24:47 · Also a question

The Rudragan sadhana should be done when an eclipse occurs and yet there is no eclipse — that is, when a grahan is falling upon the earth but its effect is not in your region. Only then should the Rudragan sadhana be done. Someone had just messaged that an eclipse is falling in the month of April, and asked whether it can be done in that eclipse; he says he will look and update quickly.

125

Which Mahavidya should a worshipper of Hanuman ji and Ram ji do?

Tara sattvically, or Kamala

· 1:24:48–1:25:23 · Also a question

You can do puja connected with any Mahavidya at all, he answers; it is not that you will select only one. If you are asking in that way, then you can do that of Bhagavati Mahavidya Tara sattvically, reciting her Ashtakshari and so on, or you can do that of Bhagavati Kamala. In an ordinary way, if you want a Mahavidya, you can do Bhagavati Kamala or Bhagavati Mahavidya Tara; but in any case you can do any of them.

126

Does Mahavidya sadhana require patrata or not?

Two statements that both circulate, and why the kul must be checked now

· 1:25:24–1:26:46 · Also a question

Two things get said about Mahavidya sadhana, the speaker notes: one, that no patrata of any kind is needed for it; and two, that a very great patrata is needed. When you are bound and go to do it, then you have to look at everything — what the parampara of your kul is. It has to be looked at, he says, because in the present time the need will arise. When the granths were written, it is not known whether all these things were looked at or not, or whether such people described it; but in the present time trouble begins.

127

Why must the kul shakti be checked before an ugra sadhana?

A bhoot-pret worshipped as kul devata will bind you

· 1:26:47–1:27:02 · Also a question

Because, he says, when people in the house have seated a bhoot-pret and worship it as their kul devata, and after that you go to do a Mahavidya sadhana, then the Mahavidya will bind you, will she not — and there will be trouble. So before any Mahavidya sadhana, any astra mantra sadhana, any ugra mantra sadhana, and especially anything connected with any Mahashakti or shakti, or if you are going to do a sadhana of a yogini, yakshini or Bhairavi, first look at your kul shakti, brother — who the shakti of the kul is. Otherwise your living will be made hell: if a bhoot, pret, pishach or Brahm is seated and worshipped as the kul shakti and you go to do a Mahavidya Baglamukhi sadhana, then that very Brahm will thrash you and will not let you do the sadhana either — and then you will say that you did Baglamukhi sadhana and harm came to you.

128

Is there a sadhana for obtaining a siddh guru?

A hundred and eight of the Datta Mala Mantra at night for a hundred and eight days

· 1:27:03–1:27:26 · Also a question

Absolutely, he answers: do the seva of the Datta Mala Mantra. Do the Datta Mala Mantra continuously, a hundred and eight times daily at night, for a hundred and eight days.

Asked whether there is any sadhana for the attainment of a siddh guru, he says absolutely: do the seva of the Datta Mala Mantra. Do the Datta Mala Mantra continuously — a hundred and eight days, a hundred and eight times daily. Do it at night.

129

How will you know which siddhi you have?

A siddhi is pratyaksha and does not have to be found out

· 1:27:27–1:28:29 · Also a question

When there is a siddhi you will come to know of it yourself, he answers Rahul ji. If there is a siddhi you will know, will you not? Whether the grace of a siddhi is upon you or not is a separate subject; but if you are saying siddhi, then plainly, what does siddhi mean? A siddhi does not have to be found out. A siddhi stays pratyaksha.

130

Which is Sri Krishna's mool shakti?

Tara behind the vishwaroop, Vindhyavasini's grace, and Nandaja

· 1:28:30–1:29:25 · Also a question

Narendra Meena ji asks a very good question, he says, noting that in one of his videos he had said that Sri Ram's mool shakti is Ma Tara. It will surprise you to know, he answers, that in the vishwa swaroop darshan which Bhagavan Sri Krishna gave, the grace of Bhagavati Mahavidya Tara has somewhere been at work; Bhagavati Mahavidya Tara is the root yaugik shakti behind the darshan of the Bhagavan's virat form. And lifelong, by the grace of Bhagavati Vindhyavasini, it is held that Sri Krishna in his avatar was most able of all in generating maya.

131

Who is Nandaja?

Krishna's sister, a gupt shakti peeth in the Vindhya, and the Murti Rahasya mantra

· 1:29:26–1:29:51 · Also a question

In the Yogamaya swaroop, he says, Nandaja — who is called the sister of Bhagavan Krishna — is seated as a gupt shakti peeth in the Vindhya region. About her you will hardly get to know or hear anywhere. Only when we read in the Murti Rahasya does it come there, and the first mantra is this: that whoever does upasana of the Nanda shakti lifelong, she brings the three lokas under the sadhak's control. That Nandaja shakti came before the birth of Narayan and did his protection lifelong.

132

Needles seem to prick all over the body and the medical reports are normal — is it tantra?

Clothes taken from the body, and the difference between continuous and intermittent

· 1:29:52–1:31:02 · Also a question

To Harish ji he answers that if the medical report is all right and these things are happening, then clearly somewhere either the clothes you have taken off your body have been used in tantra, and when a ganant prayoga is done these things happen continuously. If it happens now and then, then this is a jagrat tantra which occurs on some particular tithi — that is, the tantra was done and then left. For its removal, if you want to do it in an ordinary way, take a sankalp and do japa of the Datta Mala Mantra, and along with it use the Narsingh Satakshari as well. There is no difficulty of any kind in it; nothing to think about — pick it straight up and start doing it. It is better if done at night. The suffering will increase at first, he warns, because when something has fastened on the body and you go to remove it, there will be suffering. And if you cannot do it yourself, then some other person should take the sankalp and do it for you.

133

The body vibrates a great deal during mantra japa — what should be done?

The muladhara disturbed, sthan dosha, and doing the japa in a temple

· 1:31:21–1:32:15 · Also a question

To DK Siddharth ji, who says that whenever he does mantra japa there is a great deal of vibration in the body and it begins to shake, and that he has fallen into debt and is very troubled, he answers that so much vibration from mantra japa means that the muladhara has already been disturbed. So first of all do not do mantra japa; you should not start straight with mantra japa. If you are doing it on a mala and so on, do not; and you should know that there is somewhere an effect of sthan dosha.

134

If mantra japa cannot be done safely alone at home, what should be done instead, and where?

Shiva Raksha in a Shiva temple, Bajrang Baan at Hanuman ji, Datta Mala at Vishnu ji

· 1:32:16–1:33:03 · Also a question

Go into a temple, he says: if it is a Shiva temple then do the Shiva Raksha prayoga that has been described, and if you cannot do the prayoga then do the path. If it is a temple of Hanuman ji and you do the seva-puja of Hanuman ji, then do the Tantrokta Bajrang Baan, the complete Bajrang Baan given on this channel. If there is a temple of Vishnu ji, you may do the sadhana of the Datta Mala Mantra. Do it going into the temple, for some time — do a sadhana of eleven days each, four to five times.

135

Why do some people's bodies sway when they begin puja?

Negative shakti attached alongside the auspicious ones

· 1:33:04–1:33:42 · Also a question

He says he has met such sadhaks, who say that when they first started puja-path and did the lamp and wick morning and evening, their body would begin to sway, would begin to play, and they could not say anything and could not understand — they only swayed. Later, when they came into contact, he told them to do the Datta Mala Mantra, the Durga Kavach, and the sadhana with Durga ji's thirty-two Namavali. They now say there is much bliss and much desire to do puja-path, and they do it, but the body no longer sways. So somewhere there is such a negative shakti that becomes connected with the auspicious shaktis; that is a different kind of kriya of tantra.

136

How does someone who has learnt tantra improvise?

The cooking analogy, and mixing an inauspicious shakti with an auspicious one

· 1:33:43–1:34:18 · Also a question

When you learn to cook, he says, you can also make a new recipe in your own way once you know how to make everything. In the same way, a person who learns tantra — on which subject he has put up a video two days earlier, about why those whose fathers and grandfathers were tantrics are now suffering — does new mixtures. He will keep some other shakti awakened, will learn tantra, will have been taught something else by his guru, and with its help will awaken something else. In this way he will put an inauspicious shakti alongside the auspicious one, and at that time difficulty begins for you.

137

Why a devotional mantra rather than a kriya mantra for quitting intoxicants?

A shatkarma mantra names the target; a prayer to a deity does not

· 1:34:19–1:35:44 · Also a question

For leaving gutka, cigarettes and alcohol he says to use the salt; the salt vidhan and the sabari mantra will be put up separately. But he states clearly the difference: a kriya mantra, such as those of the shatkarma, names the person — if someone is to be killed, we use a mantra in which the person's name is put, kill this one, kill this one, and that is the meaning that comes out of the mantra. That is a direct attack. Whereas when you pray to a devi or devata in a devi mantra, praying that you be delivered from the enemy, saved from the enemy, protected from the enemy, and if that shakti gives him death, then indirectly you have been the cause there, but Bhagavati showed grace and did your enemy's welfare on that side. So no dosha will attach to you and the thing will also be done properly.

138

What is the difference in effect between a Dattatreya prayoga and a sabar one?

Balanced effect against the person possibly going mad

· 1:35:45–1:36:00 · Also a question

In just the same way, he says, if you use a tantra vidhi for getting alcohol, gutka or tobacco given up — if you use the Dattatreya Mala Mantra or any siddh mantra, take a sankalp, make the salt siddh or the sugar siddh, and feed or give it to someone, then the effect it gives will be of a different kind: it will be balanced. But if you use a sabar and so on, and an abhicharik prayoga falls upon the person in front, then he may even go mad. That is why, he says, rather than giving a kriyatmak mantra he tells all of you to do this mantra.

139

How is something that has been fed to a person taken out?

The pata ojha, extraction through the navel, and jadi against jadi

· 1:36:01–1:36:50 · Also a question

Most people of the tantra class, he says — not all, but most — perform various kinds of kriya with a single mantra. Through that mantra, what has been fed is taken out. Different names are given in different regions: in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar it is called pata ojha, and those people purify those vidyas in a different way. Very many people take it out through the body, sucking it out from the navel; this is a real thing, there is nothing of hypocrisy or fraud in it. A second way is killing a jadi with a jadi: if it has been found out what the person in front fed you and what its effect is, then in a particular nakshatra that kind of jadi is brought, ground, charged with mantra and fed, and by that its effect is either destroyed or a kriya is performed to draw it out of the body.

140

Even where the thing cannot be drawn out, sadhana alone ends its effect

Even if it does not come out, its effect ends

· 1:36:51–1:37:01

And by the effect of sadhana too, for those who do sadhana, things come to an end, he says — it is not that if you do sadhana things will not happen. Even if it is not able to come out, it will certainly destroy and finish its own effect. But a little labour has to be done.

And by the effect of sadhana too, for those who do sadhana, things come to an end, he says. It is not that if you do sadhana things will not happen. Even if it is not able to come out, it will certainly destroy and end its effect. But a little labour has to be done.

141

What should someone read who cannot manage Sanskrit sandhi vichhed?

The Saral Durga Saptashati of Gita Press, after a year or more of Hindi

· 1:37:02–1:37:33 · Also a question

For those who wish to read in Sanskrit, he says, the Saral Durga Saptashati published by Gita Press exists — take that. But even so he would say that those who are completely new to the Saptashati path should do it in Hindi at the very least for a year. If you are doing all four Navratras, or for two or three years, do it in Hindi; after that do the path from the Saral Durga Saptashati published by Gita Press. With the sandhi vichhed done, very clear uccharan will come; learn it slowly.

142

Was the killing of Shumbh and Nishumbh connected with Ma Kali?

Kaushiki for Shumbh-Nishumbh, Kali for Chanda and Munda

· 1:37:34–1:37:50 · Also a question

To Shreyas ji he answers that it was actually connected with Bhagavati Kaushiki. The killing of Chanda and Munda is what is connected with Kali ji, he says; where are you all getting stuck.

To Shreyas ji's question whether the Shumbh-Nishumbh vadh was connected with Ma Kali, he answers that actually it was connected with Bhagavati Kaushiki. The vadh of Chanda and Munda is what is connected with Kali ji. Where are you all getting stuck, he asks.

143

Can you add the Shri beej after Om to any mantra?

No tampering with beej mantras on one's own

· 1:37:51–1:38:09 · Also a question

Asked whether one may do japa of some mantra by putting the Shri beej before Om, he answers that one should not do a hera-pheri of the beej mantra from oneself.

Asked whether japa of a mantra can be done by attaching the Shri beej before Om, he answers plainly. One should not do hera-pheri with a beej mantra from oneself.

144

If you do a daily havan holding Gurudatt as guru, can tantra still succeed against you?

The Brahmastra and Hanuman ji, and honouring a tantra prayoga

· 1:38:10–1:39:11 · Also a question

To Aadi Chintan ji he says that if the grace of the guru, the grace of the guru mandal, comes, then nobody will wish to do tantra — how would he be able to? And he draws the parallel: the Brahmastra was not going to have any effect upon Hanuman ji, but to keep the honour of the Brahmastra he was bound; for him it was nothing. In the same way, if you are doing the sadhana of Bhagavan Dattatreya and someone performs a tantra prayoga upon you, then to keep the honour of that tantra you may suffer harm. But it will not be very great; it will be for some time. If he does a very great tantra prayoga, it may be that if he has done a marana that one finger of yours breaks, gets cut, something happens. There will be an effect; you will be troubled a day or two, troubled a week — but after that there will be nobody left to save him. Shaktis keep the honour of shaktis.

145

Can women steal the energy of male sadhaks?

His blunt answer that it is done, and done very well

· 1:39:12–1:39:23 · Also a question

Asked by Shivansh ji whether the energy of male sadhaks can be stolen by women, he answers that it is stolen very well indeed. It is stolen so tremendously, he says, that afterwards the men are left fit for nothing; quite good sadhaks are laid out flat.

Asked whether the energy of male sadhaks can be stolen by women, he answers that it is stolen very well indeed, Shivansh ji. It is stolen so tremendously that afterwards the men are not left fit for anything. Quite good sadhaks are laid out flat.

146

Can the Aparajita Stotra be recited daily?

Only if there is a need for it

· 1:39:24–1:39:43 · Also a question

Do it only if there is a need, he answers. Nowadays a man says to do it just like that. If you are seized by abhicharik kriyas, or have that kind of problem, or if you work in a field where you have to meet people again and again and convince someone — for instance if you are in the marketing field — then do it.

147

How can one be saved from a handi prayoga?

It is rare now, and your own ishta will handle it

· 1:39:44–1:40:18 · Also a question

In the present time, if a handi prayoga is really done anywhere, people do it directly very little, he says. And for being saved from it you do not need to do anything separate at all. Keep doing the seva-puja of your ishta; when a prayoga of this kind occurs you will not need to do any separate mantra japa. Your own ishta will be so strong that they will do all of it.

148

Is there a difference between five malas done attentively and a hundred and one malas?

A short answer about time and your own wish

· 1:40:19–1:40:40 · Also a question

Asked whether doing five malas with great attention differs from doing a hundred and one malas, he says he does not quite understand; it may be that the listener is speaking about time. It is your own wish, he says — as much as you are able to sit for, as much as you are able to do.

Asked whether doing five malas with great attention and doing a hundred and one malas differ, he says he does not understand; it may be that the listener is speaking about time. It is your own wish — as much as you are able to sit for, as much as you are able to do.

149

How does Ma Kali speak?

Why nobody who has had darshan will ever say

· 1:40:41–1:41:29 · Also a question

To Neha Rajput ji he says he is left without an answer — such questions come that even he is silenced. One thing he must tell everyone: whoever gets darshan of any swaroop of Jagdamba, or on whomever she shows grace, however much he lives in a worldly way and whatever he does, he can never make a noise of it. Keep that in mind. Nobody will ever say that it happens in such a manner. The yoginis' can be told, and not even the maha yoginis' — the ordinary ones can be; but particularly nobody will tell. That state simply will not come about, that a man should speak of it.

150

What does it mean to see yourself sweeping and gathering rice in a dream?

Sheetla Mata as kuldevi, or the seva of Lakshmi

· 1:41:30–1:42:11 · Also a question

To Meenakshi ji he says: do the puja of Lakshmi ji. If you are seeing yourself sweeping or gathering rice, there are two kinds of thing — either, if your kuldevi is Sheetla Mata, do her puja well; the grace of Bhagavati is somewhere present and you should offer her the bhog that is offered, the rice bhog, on Ashtami. In every month, the Ashtami of the shukla paksha is called Durga Ashtami and the Saptami is called Sheetla Saptami; whichever tithi is accepted in your place should be done. Otherwise you should do the seva of Bhagavati Lakshmi well.

151

An invisible shakti that was with me has gone — how does it return?

You must have done something good before, and then something went wrong

· 1:42:12–1:43:04 · Also a question

To Naresh ji he says that if a thing of this kind is really so, then you must certainly have done something good before, which is why it was with you. It was there, and now either something has gone wrong or you have not done the seva-puja, and that is why there is difficulty with you. And how can you say that it was there before and is not now — there must be something, he says.

152

Can a mantra that has been made siddha be done as an anushthan again?

It should be done again and again

· 1:43:05–1:43:16 · Also a question

A mantra that has been made siddha can have its anushthan done again, he says — it should be done again and again. Asked how one knows whether a mantra has become siddha, he tells Sandy ji that there is a video on this subject and asks him to see it once.

A mantra that has been made siddha can have an anushthan done on it again, he says; it should be done again and again. Asked how one comes to know whether a mantra has become siddha or not, he says there is a video on this subject. Please see it once, Sandy ji.

153

If we accept the Mata and still have so much sorrow, why does she not listen?

Never say she does not listen; we cannot see in what form she is listening

· 1:43:17–1:44:14 · Also a question

To Neha ji he says this question becomes one of a different kind. All of us who do the seva of Jagdamba should never say that she does not listen. He says this again and again: whenever you have lit even one agarbatti, whenever you have offered even one coconut or one bhog in the name of Jagdamba, she accepts it — she is Mahamaya. She is the adhishthatri of the whole of creation; it simply cannot be that she will not listen. You and I cannot understand in which form she is listening. What you want directly does not happen. And one should never say: we did your puja, we did your seva, why is there so much sorrow, why are you not listening. He understands that it comes out of the mouth because of suffering, but afterwards one should accept that whatever is happening, Jagdamba is doing only good.

154

What should you do if Kali Mata appears in a dream?

It is grace, but do not announce it publicly

· 1:44:15–1:45:15 · Also a question

To a listener who says Kali Mata was seen one day in a dream, he says it is very good; but if Bhagavati is giving darshan, then — and he says this again and again — even though you have written a wrong name here, do not tell of it publicly. When any shakti gives darshan there is a separate video on this too, which will be put up soon; everything is prepared, only the uploading remains. What should be done when a devata gives darshan, when a mantra is received — that has already been put up. What should be done when the future begins to be known in dreams, when you find yourself going somewhere and what its meaning is, what should be done when you are going again and again to a siddh peeth.

155

How does one please Bhagavati Kali?

Daily seva, archan with coloured rice and a hundred and eight names

· 1:45:16–1:45:39 · Also a question

Do the daily seva of Jagdamba, he says, to please Bhagavati Kali. If you can do archan, then do it — do it with rice, colouring the rice with red roli, and offer to Bhagavati with the hundred and eight names. Otherwise do as much japa as you can, according to your capacity, of the first mantra of the Argala, Om Jayanti Mangala Kali. If you have no other mantra, Neha ji, then surrender yourself to Jagdamba and do only that much.

156

Will suffering ever end in physical life?

Money, then health, then children, then husband

· 1:45:40–1:46:00 · Also a question

In physical life, he says he keeps saying, all of us have taken birth and there is a body of a human being. As long as we have a body and death does not occur, sufferings will keep coming. Today the cause of suffering may be money; tomorrow money will be there and there will be suffering of health. If money and health both come, then perhaps the children will not listen to you, the husband will not listen. Some suffering or other will keep coming like this.

157

What if you think a siddhi will let you hold the world in your fist?

Such deeds must be suffered in another birth

· 1:46:01–1:46:38 · Also a question

To those who think that we are doing the seva-puja of Bhagavati, or that some siddhi will be obtained, and then we will hold the whole world in our fist and it will be as we wish — know this, he says: even if you do perform an act of this kind, you will have to suffer all these things by taking birth again. So even if you become capable, even if you make things siddha, you should never use it for yourself in this way. One should stay within limits, and rather than ever using it one should surrender it to them: Jagdamba, do as you wish. If you wish to give suffering, give it — but also give the capacity to bear that suffering. Only that much should be done.

158

Where is the vidhan for Guru Gorakhnath ji's mantra?

The Siddh Sabari Vidya channel and the Sumeru Sabar

· 1:46:39–1:47:14 · Also a question

Search the Siddh Sabari Vidya channel, he says, or the link is in the description of this channel — there is a link in the description of every video. Go into it, and do the Sumeru Sabar of Guru Gorakhnath ji first of all. There is a vidhan for awakening the Navnaths which you may do. There are two mantras of Bhagavan Gorakhnath and two separate vidhans; for the beginning, do any one of those two.

159

What should you do with a mantra received in a dream?

Do not Google it, and add nothing to it

· 1:47:15–1:47:45 · Also a question

There is a separate video in which it has been explained fully, he says: if a mantra is received, how to know whether the mantra is right or wrong, whether some bhoot-pret has come and is wanting to get its own work done; at what time it was received, in what manner to know it, and what to do with the mantra afterwards. Do not search it on Google, he says, because a mantra received in a dream will not be found in Google. People immediately start Googling the mantra and then message him that Guru ji, a mantra was received in a dream and it is not being found in Google. Brother, he says, the shakti that is giving in a dream is a Mahashakti; from where and when she is pleased and giving it to you, and you are searching in Google — everything will not be found in Google.

160

What if the mantra you found later has more syllables than the one in the dream?

Do exactly what came in the dream, no addition or subtraction

· 1:47:46–1:48:31 · Also a question

And in a mantra received exactly in a dream, add nothing of your own, he says. If you received a mantra in a dream and you remember it — it may be that you received a mantra of eight letters, and when you later search somewhere it turns out to be of nine letters — then what you have to do is exactly what was received in the dream, and not that you should add something of your own; no adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing is to be done in it. Although, he adds, if the very same real mantra is found, which you do or wish to do, then do it by vidhi-vidhan.

161

Can japa be done standing if you cannot sit?

A chair a little away from the puja place, and no dosha for a householder

· 1:48:32–1:49:30 · Also a question

Why do japa standing, he asks. Whoever has a problem with sitting, that we cannot sit down on the floor — there is no need even to change the puja place of God. Do this: light the puja-path, dhoop, deep and agarbatti there, move a little away, and have a comfortable chair arranged where you can sit, and sit there comfortably and do the japa. Believe it, he says, in a household no dosha attaches if your body is not capable. Do not remain in the illusion that if we do not sit on an asana we will not get the fruit of the japa. Sit comfortably on a chair and do the japa; there is no difficulty. Is Jagdamba not seeing how much suffering her son or daughter is in — is it only if you sit that it will happen?

162

Raise or change the puja place, and keep an asana under the feet when standing

Change the height of the puja place, and keep an asana under the feet

· 1:49:31–1:49:46

By that reckoning, he says, either change the place of the pujan or raise it a little, or arrange your chair likewise, and then sit on the chair and do the japa. And if you are capable of doing it standing, do that too; there is no difficulty. Only, there must certainly be an asana under the feet.

163

Can a mantra be recited from a book if it is not memorised?

Read it for a month or two and it will settle

· 1:49:47–1:50:15 · Also a question

Absolutely, he answers. Whatever it is — the Satakshari mantra, the Datta Mala Mantra, or Bhagavati's Jayanti mantra — if it is not memorised then it is to be done by looking. Do it by looking for one or two months and then it will become so fixed by heart that the mantra will run even in a dream. You will go on talking with somebody and behind it in your mind that mantra will keep running.

164

The sawari of the Mata stopped coming after seeing a sokha — what should be done?

The havan on the threshold, which never goes empty

· 1:50:16–1:50:43 · Also a question

To Rakesh Dubey ji, on whom tantra had been done and who says the sokha he consulted did not put it right, and that since seeing him the sawari of the Mata no longer comes, he says he has clarified how such things are done. What you should do is this: if the sawari of the kuldevi or of any shakti used to come upon you, a process of havan has been described — the vidhi of doing havan on the chaukhat. Do that; by it the devi is attracted. Whatever is done on the threshold and at the crossroads, he says, never goes empty.

165

What is the rule for a shivling at home during sutak?

No touching, but a daily bath, no shringar and no flowers

· 1:50:44–1:51:28 · Also a question

To Bhajan ji he says: whether it is a Narmadeshwar or any shivling at home, it is not to be touched, but a lota of water is to be kept daily in such a vessel that they can be bathed daily. Only the bath is to be given; there is no need to touch the shivling. The shivling will remain at home even in the sutak period, and the rule of sutak applies to it: no shringar is to be done, no flowers or anything to be offered, but a silver bilva leaf and so on should be kept upon the shivling, and at the least Gangajal should be poured on them daily — even if you pour only five drops. Their daily bath should certainly be given.

166

How is a sadhana done holding Gorakhnath as guru?

The Siddh Sabari Vidya channel again

· 1:51:29–1:51:59 · Also a question

To STB News Hindi ji, who asks how to do sadhana holding him as guru, he answers that the link to the Siddh Sabari Vidya channel stays there; search on YouTube and the full vidhan has been explained completely, of how the sadhana of Guru Gorakhnath is to be done.

To the question of how to do sadhana holding him as guru, he says the link to the Siddh Sabari Vidya channel stays there. Search on YouTube; in it they have explained the whole vidhan completely, of how the sadhana of Guru Gorakhnath is to be done.

167

What do repeated dreams of flying mean?

The vata problem to be checked first

· 1:52:00–1:52:32 · Also a question

First of all, he says, you may have a problem of vata — that is, gas and so on must be forming in the stomach. Look at that first. If this happens, or there is a problem of this kind, then look at it; that is your first task, and try to solve that thing out. Seeing oneself flying in a dream, he says, has as its biggest cause the problem of vata.

168

How is the siddhi of a kul devata done?

It depends on who your kul devata is; and tapobal for those who do jhaad-phoonk

· 1:53:31–1:54:03 · Also a question

Asked how the siddhi of a kul devata is done, he answers that it will be told by that vidhi-vidhan according to who your kul devata is. To Shivanandan Swaroop ji he says to increase the tapobal — those who do jhaad-phoonk and so on should always have strong tapobal; he will explain this subject separately.

Asked how the siddhi of a kul devata is done, he says it will be told by that vidhi-vidhan according to who your kul devata is. To Shivanandan Swaroop ji he says: increase the tapobal. Those who do jhaad-phoonk and so on should always have strong tapobal. He will explain this subject separately.

169

Is it only bhoot-pret and the household's ancestors who trouble people?

Move beyond bhoot-pret; Dattatreya, Ganpati Atharvashirsha and the Argala first mantra

· 1:54:04–1:54:54 · Also a question

Now what should he say to you, he answers. If you stay stuck in bhoot-pret then bhoot-pret will trouble you; go beyond it. Whether it be your pitr and ancestors, bhoot-pret, dev dosha or mantra dosha, Bhagavan Dattatreya is why he says again and again to do it — from him the shaman of any kind of dosha whatsoever happens. Do the sadhana of the Dattatreya Mala Mantra, and along with it the Ganpati Atharvashirsha and the first mantra of the Argala. These three are such things that every kind of dosha will be shamed; and when the dosha is shamed, whether mantra dosha, devi dosha or the dosha of the pitrs, all of them will be removed by it. You people stay troubled about bhoot-pret alone, he says — that if there is a bhoot the bhoot will cut you; nowadays there is a great deal of drama from you people.

170

Do the karma and do not worry about the fruit

Do the karma and do not worry about the fruit

· 1:54:55–1:56:04

To the comment that it depends on one's own work and karma, he says that then what is there to think about — do the karma. Do not worry about the fruit.

To the comment that it depends on one's own work and karma, he says: then what is there to think about at all? Do the karma. Do not worry about the fruit.

171

A dream said the Chalisa downloaded from social media was wrong — does that happen?

Errors in texts downloaded from the internet

· 1:56:43–1:57:04 · Also a question

To AK Patro ji, who had downloaded the Ma Bhadrakali Chalisa from social media and started reading it, and in between had a dream that the Chalisa is wrong and should not be read, he answers that this happens. Somebody had sent a Vaishno Devi Chalisa, he says, in which in place of poshan the word shoshan was written. This is exactly the difficulty with downloading from the net. He also says that a mantra made siddha absolutely should be done again.

172

Does the Navnath sadhana need new grain and new vessels if repeated?

Repeat it in exactly the same way

· 1:57:05–1:57:14 · Also a question

Asked whether, to do it again, one again needs grain and new vessels for the Navnath sadhana, he answers: yes, absolutely, it should be done in that very same manner.

Asked whether one again needs grain and new vessels to do the Navnath sadhana a second time, he answers: yes, absolutely. It should be done in that very same manner.

173

How does one obtain the grace of the kuldevi Bala Sundari?

Initiation in the Shri Kul, or the Lalita Sahasranama meanwhile

· 1:57:15–1:58:00 · Also a question

If your kuldevi is Bala Sundari, he answers, then it would be best if you become initiated in the Shri Kul. And until you are initiated, do the pujan and path of Bhagavati through her Sahasranama, through the Lalita Sahasranama; that will be the best.

If she is Bala Sundari, he says, then become initiated in the Shri Kul; that will be the best. And until you are initiated, do the pujan and path of Bhagavati through her Sahasranama, through the Lalita Sahasranama. That will be the best.

174

Can the Kali Chalisa be recited and offered to one's ishta devi?

Bhadrakali at home only if she is the kuldevi

· 1:58:01–1:58:25 · Also a question

Yes, absolutely, it can be done, he answers. If Bhadrakali is your ishta and adhishthatri shakti then you may certainly recite the Kali Chalisa, and you may also recite the Kali Kavach. In an ordinary household Bhadrakali is worshipped only if she is your kuldevi; otherwise the puja of Bhadrakali is not ordinarily done at home. But if she is your kuldevi then certainly do it — and if you have been doing it, then do it now, you should not leave it.

175

What should be done if the mother of the house is in sorrow?

The seva of Bhagavati Matangi, but not in the Uchchhishta Chandalini form

· 1:58:59–1:59:22 · Also a question

If the mother of the house is in sorrow, he says, do the seva of Bhagavati Matangi; that is the best. In an ordinary way, do not do the seva in the Uchchha Chandalini swaroop.

176

The Mahabhairav sadhana already given is to be repeated in this Gupt Navratri

Repeating the Mahabhairav sadhana in this Gupt Navratri

· 1:59:23–2:00:14

Asked for advance sadhanatmak guidance for Navratri by a sadhak of the dedicated group, he says that the Mahabhairav sadhana that has been given, which was to be done three times — it seems to him that everyone has done it only once — should be done again in this Gupt Navratri.

To a sadhak of the dedicated group asking for advance sadhanatmak guidance for Navratri, he answers about the Mahabhairav sadhana they have given. It was to be done three times; it seems to him that everyone has done it only once. So in this Gupt Navratri it is to be done again.

177

How is the siddhi of a Nag devata done?

Starting from the kul nag, and the regional difference

· 2:00:15–2:00:38 · Also a question

Asked how the siddhi of a Nag devata is done, he says it is a good subject and that they will start from the kul nag and will tell this too — but it will have to be told from a regional point of view.

Asked how the siddhi of a Nag devata is done, he says it is a good subject that has been mentioned. Let us start from the kul nag; they will tell this one as well. But it will have to be told from a regional point of view.

178

Can the Datta Mala Mantra be started in Navratri?

A short affirmative, and how to make him a guru

· 2:01:16–2:01:38 · Also a question

Asked by Neelam ji how she can make him her guru, he says the whole vidhan has been told and there is no need of a guru at all; even so, if she insists, she should contact them and do the guru sadhana with the vidhi-vidhan. Asked whether the Datta Mala Mantra can be started in Navratri, he answers: absolutely it can be done.

179

Is there any devi or devata who is not ugra?

Everyone has ended some wicked one; none is saumya alone

· 2:02:28–2:03:28 · Also a question

Asked who said that the sumiran of the devi should not be done because the Mata is an ugra form, he tells Amrit ji simply to do the path of the first mantra of the Argala; there is nothing of that kind. Which devi-devatas are ordinary, he asks — which devi-devata is not ugra? Who has not ended some wicked one? Which swaroop is there like that in our Sanatan culture? Hanuman ji is a Vaishnav, and he killed so many demons by turning himself into a monkey. All are ugra; not one is saumya. And has Narayan not killed? He has ended so many people, ended the wicked. Then do not take his name at all. Now do Ram-Ram — Ram killed Ravana, who was so great a wicked one; Ram ji killed him, did his vadh. So now let us not take Ram ji's name at all, because Ram ji has become ugra.

180

What comes of reading the Durga Chalisa and Hanuman Chalisa daily?

A short answer that it is very good

· 2:03:29–2:03:40 · Also a question

Asked what comes of reading the Durga Chalisa and the Hanuman Chalisa, and what happens from reading them daily, he says a great deal of good happens in life — absolutely do it. What will happen you will understand for yourself.

Asked what comes of reading the Durga Chalisa and Hanuman Chalisa, and what all happens from reading them daily, he says that very good things happen in life. Absolutely do it. What all will happen you will understand for yourself.

181

Should hair and nails be cut during a sadhana?

A short prohibition

· 2:04:27–2:04:45 · Also a question

To AK ji's remark that whenever a sadhana is being done, hair and nails should not be cut, he lets it stand. Asked whether the Datta Mala Mantra can be done in a temple of Panchmukhi Hanuman ji, he answers that it absolutely can be done.

To the statement that whenever one is doing a sadhana, hair and nails should not be cut, he lets it stand. Asked whether the Datta Mala Mantra can be done in a temple of Panchmukhi Hanuman ji, he says it absolutely can be done. Vishal ji, Devendra Singh, Vishal Prajapati — they can do it.

182

What does swaying slowly back and forth during japa mean?

The body being unbalanced; remove the habit

· 2:04:46–2:04:55 · Also a question

One should not sway, he answers. The body becomes unbalanced. Remove it from habit; one is not to sway while doing mantra japa.

Asked what it is to sway slowly back and forth while doing mantra japa, he says one should not sway. The body becomes unbalanced. Remove this from habit. While doing mantra japa one is not to sway.

183

A Brahm rakshas does not let puja-path be done — what remedy?

Remedies will not work; the upasana of Sadashiva and raw milk abhishek

· 2:04:56–2:05:34 · Also a question

To Rakesh Dubey ji, who says a Brahm rakshas does not let puja-path be done and that it feels as though a mountain has been placed there, he answers that a remedy will not work here. They will be the Brahm of the house, he says — Brahms have got into the houses of Brahmins nowadays. If they are of the house, then see what the proper vidhi-vidhan is; do not just do something. And in an ordinary way, do the upasana of Bhagavan Sadashiva; there you will not have much difficulty. By upasana he means: go into a temple of Bhagavan Sadashiva and do abhishek with raw milk — by that his fierceness will be pacified. And get it properly resolved. Do not spoil your life by falling into the business of remedies.

184

Who is the supreme shakti?

Whoever you accept, and the wife-and-family analogy

· 2:05:35–2:06:12 · Also a question

Whoever you accept is the one, he answers Anuj ji. Do not get stuck in dvaita and advaita about who the supreme shakti is; this question itself is useless and full of foolishness. Whoever you read about is the supreme. Whoever is your ishta is supreme. Just as for a wife her husband is supreme, but the rest of the family are not low — they too have their own honour and dignity and she carries everyone along; in the same way your ishta will be supreme for you, and the rest will remain respected lifelong.

185

Why do people ask only for siddhis?

Nobody wants the vidhan for darshan of God

· 2:06:13–2:06:33 · Also a question

To the comment asking why people ask only for siddhis, and saying that one should wish for the darshan of the deva by doing mantra japa and naam japa, he says that just now somebody had done it: a person was told the vidhi-vidhan for getting darshan of God, he did not do it, and today he wants to give it away. He will put it in the Telegram group and they can see it in a while. In today's time, he says, nobody wants any of these things.

186

How often should the Narsingh Satakshari be done?

Daily as long as you have trouble; do not count the days

· 2:06:34–2:06:57 · Also a question

It is on the channel, he says — download it, it is on this very channel. Do it daily as long as you have the trouble. Do not count the days. At the start do it taking a sankalp of eleven days, and after that do it daily as far as your capacity allows, every night.

187

Does the Saptashati really say Nanda Devi brings the three lokas under the sadhak?

His clarification of the mantra's sense

· 2:06:58–2:07:15 · Also a question

To a listener who says he had claimed the Durga Saptashati makes Nanda Devi subject the three lokas to the sadhak, and that no sadhak has that much capacity, he clarifies that what is said there is the meaning of the mantra which they explained: that she brings the three lokas under the control of the one who worships her. Its vidhi-vidhan is given in the Saptashati — look at it; it is given in the Gita Press one as well, how and what is to be done.

188

Why does the body become cold during puja?

The nadi being disturbed in a woman, and pranayama

· 2:07:16–2:07:36 · Also a question

If the body is becoming cold, he answers Shiv Kumari, then if you are a woman it means that at the time of japa or puja, while you are doing it, your nadi is getting disturbed. So you should do a little pranayama.

If the body is becoming cold, he says, then it means this — if you are a woman, as the name written suggests. Then at the time of japa or at the time of puja, when you are doing it, your nadi is getting disturbed. So you should do a little pranayama.

189

Will the puja succeed if a kalash is not kept?

Yes, and who should keep one at all

· 2:07:37–2:07:59 · Also a question

It will absolutely succeed, he answers. There is nothing of the kind that if you do not keep a kalash the puja will not succeed. Householders should keep a kalash only in the Chaitra and Sharadiya Navratris — or in whichever one of these two you keep it and do it. For the rest, if you are a sadhak the matter is different.

190

Somebody has had an uchchatan done on my mind — how will its effect end?

Help will be needed, or the sharanagati of one shakti

· 2:08:00–2:08:15 · Also a question

Help will have to be taken, he answers. It can also end by itself, if it is not a very special kriya — by accepting the sharanagati of some one shakti and doing sadhana; only then will something happen.

Help will have to be taken, he says. It can end from yourself too, if it is not a very special kriya. By accepting the sharanagati of some one shakti and doing sadhana — then something will happen.

191

What if a Baglamukhi mantra is used against a Saptashati sadhak?

Why do such a thing at all

· 2:08:27–2:08:41 · Also a question

Asked what would happen if a Baglamukhi mantra were used against a sadhak of the Durga Saptashati, he asks why such a thing has to be done. Whoever is right, it will be right with him; whoever is wrong, it will be wrong with him.

Asked what will happen if a prayoga of the Baglamukhi mantra is made upon a sadhak of the Durga Saptashati, he asks: why is this to be done? Whoever is right, it will be right with him. Whoever is wrong, it will be wrong with him.

192

How should a murti of Ma Kali and Durga be established?

An achal murti, and what would be needed to show it

· 2:08:42–2:09:18 · Also a question

Asked how a pratima of Ma Kali and Durga should be established, he says it is an achal murti; then it would only be possible to show it when an establishment is happening somewhere, and the video is recorded at the time of doing it and put up. To another listener who says he is going to establish a pratima of Ma Durga Kali so that the Mata may reside awakened in it, he says: you will do it yourself. If it is to be done by vidhi-vidhan, then everything will have to be kept in place and done — you will not be able to do the whole vidhi-vidhan alone.

193

Why does Jagdamba say she will act as Vindhyavasini after Shumbh and Nishumbh are killed?

The difference of kalpa

· 2:09:19–2:10:04 · Also a question

The questioner asks that the vadh of Shumbh and Nishumbh happened in the ninth — the tenth — adhyaya, so why in the eleventh adhyaya did Jagdamba say that she will do it in the Vindhyavasini swaroop. The answer, the speaker says, is according to kalpa, or a difference of kalpa: in one kalpa she remained in one form, in the next kalpa in another form. Just as Bhagavati performed the vadh of Mahishasura in different kalpas by taking on different swaroops — at some time she was eight-armed, at some time ten-armed, at some time eighteen-armed. That, he says, is kalpa bheda.

194

Why is Ma Kali's form with her foot on Shiva worshipped if it is not in the Saptashati?

A question he deflects as going in a different direction

· 2:10:05–2:10:16 · Also a question

Asked why the swaroop of Ma Kali with her foot placed upon Shiva ji is worshipped when it is not in the Saptashati, he says that this is going towards a different subject.

Asked why the swaroop of Ma Kali placing her foot on Shiva ji is worshipped when it is not in the Saptashati, he says that here you are going towards another subject.

195

What is the difference between Om Namo Bhagavate Rudraya and Om Namah Shivaya?

Shadakshari and dashakshari, and fruit according to the sankalp

· 2:10:17–2:11:03 · Also a question

Asked by Amej ji what different fruits the japa of Om Namo Bhagavate Rudraya and Om Namah Shivaya give, and whether a sava lakh anushthan of the first can be done, he answers on the count of letters: one becomes a shadakshari, and if you attach Om it becomes a dashakshari. As for the fruit, since the swaroop there is one and the same, the fruit you will get will be according to what you desire, according to the sankalp you take. The anushthan you can do; and if you do it with the full vidhi-vidhan it is better.

196

Can Durga Mata remove a shamshani shakti in tantra?

A short affirmative

· 2:12:15–2:13:02 · Also a question

Asked whether in tantra Durga Mata can remove a shamshani shakti or not, he answers that she absolutely can remove it. To Maypal ji he says that the full vidhi-vidhan of the mantra he has written is on this very channel, and to do it from that.

Asked whether in tantra Durga Mata can remove a shamshani shakti or not, he says she absolutely can remove it. To Maypal ji he says that the whole vidhi-vidhan of the mantra he has written is on this very channel. All right, do it from that.

197

What should be recited before sleeping if bad dreams keep coming?

The Tantrokta Ratri Suktam, five times, learnt by heart

· 2:13:03–2:13:55 · Also a question

If there is very great difficulty and wrong dreams are coming, he says, then recite the Tantrokta Ratri Suktam and go to sleep. Learn the Tantrokta Ratri Suktam by heart and recite it at least five times before sleeping.

198

The Mata herself has come upon me and sent a gaddi — what should be done first?

Mantra sadhana first, even then

· 2:13:56–2:14:24 · Also a question

To a listener who says that the Mata has come upon her herself and has sent a gaddi, he says that even then you should first of all do the sadhana of a mantra and so on, even though she is coming — and even if the yogini bhav is coming.

To the listener who says the Mata has come upon her herself and has sent a gaddi, he says that even then you should first of all do the sadhana of mantras and so on. Even though she is coming, do it. Even if the yogini bhav is coming, do it.

199

What is the harm in doing havan with a kavach?

The tiryak effect of an astra mantra and loss to the lineage

· 2:14:25–2:14:50 · Also a question

Asked what to do about the tiryak effect of a havan done with a kavach years ago, he answers that if you do havan with a kavach you would not have survived so long; if its tiryak effect were to fall, then — and the tiryak effect of a kavach and an astra mantra falls very quickly. If you wield a sword today, your hand will not be cut a year or two later; it will be cut at once. The first thing that happens is loss to the vansh. So you are unmarried, he tells the questioner, and therefore should not worry.

200

What is the remedy if a havan with a kavach was done unknowingly?

Milk abhishek of the deity, refuge of Shiva, and a kheer havan with the naam mantra

· 2:14:51–2:15:57 · Also a question

If it has happened unknowingly, he says, then first of all do a milk abhishek of whoever it was with whose kavach you performed the havan, with whose shastra mantra you performed the havan. He explains it plainly: what does doing havan with a kavach mean? You are taking the deity's name and along with it his astra too; and when you give ahuti to Swaha Devi, when you give food to the deity, you are putting the astra into his mouth as well. Just as suffering reaches a human being, understand that in one way suffering reaches them too. How would it feel if somebody put an astra into your hand, your foot or your mouth — there would be suffering. So a dosha of that kind will attach; therefore you should first do an abhishek with milk of their pratima, of the Shri Vigraha. And you should take the refuge of Shiva ji, do his abhishek too, and again do havan with kheer with their naam mantra.

201

How should flowers be offered as ahuti?

Dipped in ghee, never dry

· 2:15:58–2:16:38 · Also a question

If you are going to give an ahuti of a hundred and eight flowers, he says, then do not give it with a bare flower; the flower should be dipped in ghee and then the ahuti given.

If you are going to give the ahuti of a hundred and eight flowers, he says, then do not give it with a bare flower. The flower should be dipped in ghee. Then the ahuti should be given.

202

Why do wrong thoughts about the devi arise as the sadhana advances?

Only mantra japa awakens the muladhara; stotra, arti and puranas change the bhav

· 2:16:39–2:17:42 · Also a question

To Ajay Paliwal ji, who asks why wrong thoughts about the devi come as one goes further in sadhana, he says the biggest cause behind it is only doing mantra japa. If you do mantra japa alone the muladhara will awaken and there will be difficulty. That is why, he says, they say again and again that whichever devi or devata's sadhana and upasana you do, you should certainly do the reading and reciting of their stotras and sing them with bhav. Arti should be done. If you do all these things the bhav will change. And you should read the granths and puranas connected with them — even if only one day in a week, even if for only one hour.

204

That shakti is a very ugra swaroop associated with Sheetla Mata, and is kept secret

A very ugra swaroop, associated with Sheetla Mata, kept secret

· 2:18:18–2:18:51

To Shiv Kumari ji, who has written the name of a shakti, he says that not everything can be placed before people. She too is a swaroop of Bhagavati, and a very ugra swaroop. In some places she is held to be one among the swaroops that go with Sheetla Mata. Her control is of a very different kind. She is quite famous in the field of the Bhagatvaal and of Bhagavati, and she stays very hidden; so that subject he would not wish to tell here.

205

What should be done if one keeps falling short by one or two marks in a job exam?

No remedy — take the blessing of the parents before an exam or interview

· 2:18:52–2:19:30 · Also a question

To Shivani ji he says that if you are being left out of a job by one or two marks, no remedy is to be done for this. Do only this much: at the time of your job, whenever your exam is, if you sit for exams or go for interviews, go having taken the blessing of your mother and father. If there is a little trouble, the Sun and the Moon are strengthened by it; and when the Sun is strong, this little difficulty of yours will be removed. That is why the blessing of the parents becomes very necessary. If the difficulty is a little one, then this; if it is very special, then the things will have to be known.

206

Does every vidya have a palat, and how long does it take to come?

If the other person is knowing, it will certainly turn back

· 2:19:31–2:20:00 · Also a question

Asked whether every vidya has a palat and in how many days the palat comes, he answers that if someone runs a vidya on another and the man in front is in the know, then it will certainly turn back. He also asks where the questioner's kuldevi is weeping, when asked about the cause of the kuldevi weeping.

Asked about the cause of the kuldevi weeping, he asks where she is weeping. Asked whether every vidya has a palat and in how many days the palat comes, he answers that if he runs a vidya on someone and the man in front is in the know, then it will certainly turn back.

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