Improperly diagnosed chronic physical issues and karmas

Updated on August 7, 2020 in General
51 on July 29, 2020

Resp Sri Velukkudi swamy,

Namaskaram.

I have been thinking of posting this query for sometime. I heard Enpani # 1813 on “Kesava perumanai pattrinal noi tholaiyum”. I thought this is the time to post.

A brief ::

Tamil philosophical songs instilled the interest in spirituality in my teens. I was worshiping only ParaBrahman whenever I went to any temple. I read Gita @ 25 years. Because of increase in craving towards spirituality, I prayed to the ParaBrahman “I am not praying for any material benefits, I do not know what I require, You give me whichever is the Best for me”.

Took up spiritual sadhanas (Meditation, cleaning of karmas through group meditation, surrender and constant remembrance) @ 32 years under an able Guru and continued for 14 years. I practiced dissociated association. Had few spiritual experiences. I felt my spiritual journey to be progressing.

I could not continue sadhana because of health issues. My mobility is badly affected for the past 17 years. It was (mis)diagnosed with bone infection and later (mis)diagnosed as bone inflammation. I struggled due to this, incurring huge medical expenses and also found difficult to carry out any physical work. At times I could not even walk 10 metres. I used to get relief (no cure) and then problem resurfaced – happened as several cycles. Took Voluntary retirement recently. Now it is told as muscle dysfunction. I am trying to improve my mobility through physiotherapy.

I am from a family worshiping Lord Narayanan. I re-started reading scriptures on Vaishnavism for about 2 years. I am 58+ years. Now I spend more time to listen to upanyasam. I have put Lord Narayanan in my heart and trying to remember Him. I have the feeling that Lord Narayanan is guiding me esp., in my spiritual journey.

My queries are:

1. Can cleaning of karmas by a Guru cause “improperly diagnosed chronic physical issues?”.

2. What can I do to overcome this physical issue apart from the medical treatment ? (Including on the basis of Enpani # 1813).

Sorry for mentioning many ‘I’ in the post. This is out of my habit and nothing else.

adiyen

 
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Namaskaram Swami

Devarir can obviously sincerely ask from Sri Hari of immediate and permanent cure with a firm and strong resolve in mind, of serving him and his Adiyars, as often it is said that, this body is made up of several Avyavas( Parts) which has its own significance for association with him, like,  Ears are provided to listen to his Divya Charitrams, Mouth is provided to speak, share and sing his glories, Tongue is provided to eat what is his prasadam, nose is provided to smell his Tulsi malai, Legs provided to walk towards his sanidhanam, hands are provided to get associated with Kainkaryams, on and on …… 

So, when any pain occurs do feel of doing kainkaryams to him and his Adiyars in any way possible, and one more important tip whenever a part of the Shareeram pains do say with faith and belief any DivyaDesam NAME, Pallandu- Pallandu Vazhuga, and believe Adiyen, it works.

Adiyen Dasan

on July 30, 2020

Ramanuja-ParaKalandasan swamy,

Namaskaram.

Thank you for the suggestions.

I have prayed to couple of divya desa Perumal. Got temporary relief. Now, I also specifically prayed to Lord Narayanan. Waiting for results. Thanks for reminding me about the use of five sense organs towards Him. I follow it partly.

This one

“one more important tip whenever a part of the Shareeram pains do say with faith and belief any DivyaDesam NAME, Pallandu- Pallandu Vazhuga”

is easy to follow. Shall consider.

Thanks again.

adiyen

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Took up spiritual sadhanas (Meditation, cleaning of karmas From pd_jayaram

Jayaram swamy, namaskaram.

I am curious to know about the process mentioned by you; particularly, I am eager to know about ‘cleansing of karmas’. Could you kindly explain and share some details.

So far based on what I know, when we submit ourself in Saranagathi to an acharya who comes in the succession of those anointed by Ramanujacharya, all our sanchita karma (the HUGE baggage of karma in our records which is not opened up in this life) gets removed. However the prarabdha karma (the small amount of our karmic reactions which have been already assigned to this life) still remains; we have to pass through this set of karma, and at the end of this life we will certainly go back to Vaikuntha. This is my current understanding. Therefore, I am curious to know about the process you have mentioned which can cleanse even the prarabdha karma. Kindly explain. Thank you.

adiyen dasan.

on July 30, 2020

Kambandasan,

Namaskaram.

The Guru or the teachers appointed by Guru transmits pranahuti to the spiritual aspirant. This is a yogic transmission. This is done during group meditation and by the teacher to the individual. Karmas get cleaned through this transmission. They take up chakras depending on the condition of the aspirant.

Surrender i.e., saranagati is part of the system. Constant remembrence enable the aspirant to advance further. It is stated that the aspirant if follow meticulously, can attain mukthi in this birth itself.

adiyen

on July 30, 2020

Kambandasan swamy

Thank you for the explanation Jayaram swamy. I was not aware of this system before. I presume this process is something along the line of the Yoga Rahasya from Nathamuni, which for reasons beyond our grasp was lost to SriVaishnavas ever since the time of Yamunacharya.

adiyen dasan. 

Namaskaram Swami

Its very nice for a person to follow such things but for a saranagata, to reduce the remaining part of karmas, its not the duty of saranagata outrightly, it is of Bhagwan’s, But yes there are several ways to reduce it , i.e through doing Nitya Karma Anushtanam, Thiruvaradhanai, Yatra, Kalakshepams,  Bhagwat and Bhagwata Kainkaryam and many more, even apart from all this another way to reduce karma is 40 times Purusha Suktam  Parayanam with Nishtai  (One who recites, for him the Karmas reduces to a great extent ) do try, along with Namasankeertanam , and silently chanting “Srimate Ramanujaye Namah” every second, in initially it might feel difficult but when it is done with faith, it becomes easy,enthusiastic, with efficacy.

And as Devarir mentioned about Group Meditation, one thing to keep in mind, through Dhyanam certainly one gets connected to self and Bhagwan, but it should not be considered  as an upayam to attain Mukti, since it is the duty of Bhagwan, and if we try something on our own then Bhagwan’s Thiru-ulam will not like it.

Adiyen Dasan

on July 30, 2020

Ramanuja-ParaKalandasan swamy,

Namaskaram.

Thank you for your response.

Your statement

“not be considered as an upayam to attain Mukti, since it is the duty of Bhagwan”

It is not only group meditation, but saranagati, constant rememberence, service to guru and other aspirants etc., are part of the sadhanas. It is the Guru who takes along to the destination.

adiyen

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Jayaram swamy,

although I have not met you in person, I can feel that you are experiencing severe pain every day. Your inclination to devotional activities is helping you to ignore the pain to considerable extent; but there are times when you feel you will be able to apply yourself better in devotional service if this pain can be cured completely. I think that is the main motivation for you to post this question.

I don’t know the answer to your first questions: “1. Can cleaning of karmas by a Guru cause “improperly diagnosed chronic physical issues?”

But I think if we get a solution to your question 2. “What can I do to overcome this physical issue apart from the medical treatment?”, then we don’t even have to worry about question 1. right?

Considering the possibility that the physical issue could be because of some kind of an imbalance in one of your chakras, is it possible for you to consult an expert pranic healer or rekhi healer to check your chakras for imbalance and seek a method to set it right? Allopathic experts can not figure out such imbalances and no wonder they end up in mis-diagnosis.

Please make sure the person you consult is a genuine pranic healer / rekhi healer; if not that person could complicate the issue.

My sincere prayers to the Lord that your devotional service should keep on growing deeper and deeper. I seek your blessings, sir.

adiyen dasan.

on July 30, 2020

Kambandasan swamy,

Namaskaram.

I thank you for your concern.

I would like to know the answer for my first question also.

I thought about Rekhi 6 months back, could not make it, since the healer did not respond. Your suggestion strengthened my view on Rekhi. I shall attempt.

I thank you for your wishes and pray to God for you the same thing.

For the reply to your last sentence: I do not know your age. I seek Him to shower His blessings to you. (Not from me)

adiyen

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5 on July 30, 2020

Srimate Ramanujaye Namaha,

Jayaram swamy, seems you have got the answer for question 2, since you have requested for q1 as well  , i will try to suggest what i think, but it is you who would have to see what is applicable to you and decide, as it is not appropriate for me to tell this is because of this..

When we learn and practice any process and if any thing undesirable happens, it can be form 3 possible sources..1. the source (person who is teaching or handing out something) 2. the process itself 3. How we apply to the process. Mistake can happen at any level.. and cannot be identified exactly.

But a devotee takes responsibility on himself usually out of humility. Even if it is due to reason 1 or 2, it is we who choose the source and process also.

So devotee applies “Theedum nandrum pirar thara vaara” (As i mentioned earlier we have to apply this to ourselves, it is not  correct for me to apply this for you).

Also misdiagnosis is very common in allopathy so that is not related to your previous practice.

But based on my experience, most spiritual processes do bring out our hidden karma – like mud in the bottom of glass with water being stirred.  But a qualified teacher knows at what rate it should be stirred and how it should be handled. The student must also strictly obey the teacher. But when there is one teacher for 1000’s of students it becomes challenging.

These are my own personal observations/ thoughts. So please take it with a pinch of salt and if something is  not appropriate please ignore. 

Dhanyosmi

Adiyen

 

 

 

on July 30, 2020

enpanifan swamy,

Your points are noted and well taken. Though I am suffering, I do not repent for my decision for taking up the sadhanas, since I took it willingly.

Thank you.

adiyen

on July 30, 2020

I would like to clarify that “But when there is one teacher for 1000’s of students it becomes challenging.” Statement is more relevant for a yogic stream which requires close supervision and may not be relevant for devotional or bhakthi margam.

Adiyen

on July 31, 2020

enpanifan swamy,

Noted. The system has teachers appointed by Guru. They take it up individually with the aspirant every week.

‘But based on my experience, most spiritual processes do bring out our hidden karma’

Can you elaborate, if you are willing.

adiyen

on July 31, 2020

Srimate Ramnujaye Namaha,

Jayaram swamy, My observation/understanding is (may be for not all souls) but for many..once when we start a spiritual process- essentially it means our past karma has to be flushed out so that they do not hinder our actions, speech and thought to move in right path. So it kind of gets stirred up.. not new karma, but old residues come up to surface. If we want to make this as our last life then all the karma that we have done in millions of births have to be exhausted.  (But in Saranagathi process, Velukkudi swami has explained that all the past sanchita karma is exhausted, but the prarabdha associated with the current body has to be spent). But I am not sure of other processes how they work.

This is what I meant.

Adiyen

 

 

on July 31, 2020

enpanifan swamy,

Thank you for the explanation.

adiyen

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2 on July 31, 2020

Kambandasan swamy,

Namaskaram.

By chance, do you have any reference of pranic healer or Rekhi practitioner. I will keep for future use. Request forward the the details, if you do not mistake.

adiyen

Jayaram swamy, namaskaram. 

I have heard from two friends their personal experience on the effectiveness of this method of therapy; that is how I got faith in these systems. But I do not know any such practitioner myself.

I hope one of the members of this forum may kindly share some information on this.

Thank you.

adiyen dasan.

on July 31, 2020

Kambandasan swamy,

Thanks for the details.

adiyen

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5 on July 31, 2020

Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha

Swamy,
Where should adiyen go to clean my karmAs Swamy?

“cleaning of karmas through group meditation”

@Pd_jayaram
Swamy,
“Guru transmits pranahuti”?

How will Guru survive after giving his prANan swamy?

Avar vaazha vendAmA?
Whose prANan he gives as ahuti?

Why should he give while prANan is already there for you?

Are you discussing about prANa shakthi or something?

Is it something like prANa prathistA during bAlAlayam?

@Kambandasan Swamy
Enna voi posukkunu ipdi solliteer?
“Yoga Rahasya from Nathamuni”

“lost to SriVaishnavas”
Can’t we flip the pages of YogA book by Sriman NAthamunigal? How can we forget?

Let me try in Amazon, or Google book store

Sharanagathi ngra
Then they say
Constant Remembrance

If I get amnesia perumal will leave me is it?

Adiyen keli seiyala are these prescribed to a SriVaishnava?

If yes,
How come we are not practicing? Why is it not preached?

Dasanudasan

@Kambandasan Swamy
Enna voi posukkunu ipdi solliteer? “Yoga Rahasya from Nathamuni” “lost to SriVaishnavas” Can’t we flip the pages of YogA book by Sriman NAthamunigal? How can we forget? Let me try in Amazon, or Google book storeFrom vikraminside

நீர் என்னதான் தலைகீழ நின்னாலும் கிடைக்காது. இந்த வழி / பயிற்சி ஸ்ரீவைஷ்ணவர்களுக்கு தேவையில்லை என்பதால்தான் ஆளவந்தாரே அதை பெற்று கொள்ளாதபடி அமைந்தது. ஆளவந்தாரே பெறவில்லை என்றால் உங்கள் கூகுல்-மாமா எங்கிருந்து கொண்டு வருவார்?

Jayaram swamy had engaged in that practise through some other school of practitioners in a line other than SriVaishnavism. We do not know anything about it; so it is not appropriate to raise questions about it.

Instead of raising endless questions about the other process, at the very least you can give this much credit to that process that it has somehow or other brought Jayaram swamy to deeper quest in SriVaishnavism – brought him to Ramanujacharya’s shelter under the guidance of our Swamy! Isn’t that great!! Instead of rejoicing this, to keep on piling endless questions is not going to lead to any positive discussion, I believe.

Yes, Saranagathi is indeed the simplest and most ideal especially for people of kali yuga. We are fortunate to receive this shelter from our acharyas.

Kindly forgive me if my words have hurt you.

adiyen dasan

 

on August 2, 2020

Kambandasan swamy,

Namaskaram.

Your statement ::

“somehow or other brought Jayaram swamy to deeper quest in SriVaishnavism – brought him to Ramanujacharya’s shelter under the guidance of our Swamy”

I thought it would be appropriate to mention few points.

As I mentioned, I prayed for guidance. The incident which introduced me to meditation, makes me to strongly believe that my prayer is replied. I discontinued due to physical issues, otherwise I would have continued. I do not know His plans, whether He wanted me to undergo effect of karmas, since the load of karmas is more. I can feel my sub consciousness still keep uttering / remembering my Guru even after giving up the sadhanas more than 13 years back.

I am from a family worshiping Lord Narayanan. Hence, I wanted to fall back in that line, in case of discontinuing. My grand mother had Chanka & Chakra. I am not really sure whether she was initiated to Pancha karmas with five steps. I understand, she gave up certain practices because of family condition. She adviced me to take up this in 1990’s. But, I had different thought. Some of our relatives did take Pancha karmas. Hence, I hope the phylosophy of Vaishnavism is not new for us.

I used to go to temples very frequently and worship the Brahmam in idols. I am not attracted by the ‘alankarams’ to the deity. I also feel comfortable to worship Him at my heart and trying to remember Him.

I read the texts of Gita, Bhagavatam (glanced ?) etc., earlier. I purchased “Nalayira Divya prabandham” and have some texts on Brahma Sutra. I am yet to complete them. I am left with lesser time. It will take long time to get in depth details. Hence, my intention is to read or glance to get the details of my interest. I am searching, reading and listening to spiritual information including Velukkudi Krishnan Swami’s upanyasams.

I am yet to decide about my plan on further spiritual journey. I have put Lord Narayanan in my heart and trying to remember Him. If I can make it a constant remembrance, I think it will be highly beneficial. Taking Pancha karmas requires certain things to be strictly followed. I may not suit to practice that process. I am a man with imperfections.

I observed this forum to have mixture of Bhaktas of various Acharyas.

I hope Lord Narayanan will guide me further in my spiritual journey.

adiyen

on August 2, 2020

vikraminside swamy,

“Muyarchi thiruvinaiyakkum”

adiyen

Jayaram Swamy,

namaskaram. My respect for your is growing deeper with every post! Thank you for sharing with us about your journey so far.

Let me please respond to some of the points you have mentioned:

i) Remembering your Guru in the yoga process is very natural for any grateful person! Most of us would immediately stand up if we see even our LKG teacher now, then what to speak of some one who has guided us in the yoga process.

 

ii) It appears to me that your patti suggesting to you to receive panca-samskaram is also a divine response to your constant prayer for guidance. And this memory coming again now in our discussion, I think this is also a divine response to your prayers. You kindly look within and see if this is true or not.

 

iii)

 I read the texts of Gita, Bhagavatam (glanced ?) etc., earlier. I purchased “Nalayira Divya prabandham” and have some texts on Brahma Sutra. I am yet to complete them. I am left with lesser time. It will take long time to get in depth details.From pd_jayaram

Please continue these engagements. Hearing from acharyas, and studying based on what we hear is prescribed for all of us. In your retired life you have all the time to do this; and you are one of the rare persons I know who is using the retired life properly for the purpose it is meant for. It is an inspiration for people like myself; sooner or later we too will reach that age and your example is very important for us.

When you study scriptures don’t worry about not understanding the deeper meanings etc. I am sure you too have heard and relished Kannadasan’s song “கோகுலத்தில் பசுக்கள் எல்லாம் கோபாலன் பெயரை சொல்லி…”. “அட படிப்பில்லாத ஆட்கள் கூட பாதத்திலே போய் விழுந்தால் வேதத்துக்கே பொருள் விளங்குது ராமா ஹரி”. Let us simply go and fall flat at His feet in full saranagathi! 🙂

 

(iv)

I may not suit to practice that process. I am a man with imperfections.From pd_jayaram

This is a beautiful statement by you. Because, the saranagathi process is not for someone who thinks he has attained perfection. It is especially meant for those who have realised “I am full of imperfections and I can not give up these imperfections by my own effort. Saranagathi is my only recourse”. So, you are indeed the perfect person for Saranagathi / Panca samskara. My humble suggestion to you is, if you know the lineage from whom your patti received panca samskaram, please approach the current acharyar in that lineage, express to him your interest and the reasons that make you hesistant. He will guide you accordingly. If he says ‘you wait for some time’ that is okay; but you yourself do not avoid because of some concerns. The acharyar will consider all aspects and guide you accordingly.

adiyen dasan.

on August 6, 2020

Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha

@Kambabdasanswamy
நீர் என்னதான் தலைகீழ நின்னாலும் கிடைக்காது. இந்த வழி / பயிற்சி ஸ்ரீவைஷ்ணவர்களுக்கு தேவையில்லை என்பதால்தான் ஆளவந்தாரே அதை பெற்று கொள்ளாதபடி அமைந்தது. ஆளவந்தாரே பெறவில்லை என்றால் உங்கள் கூகுல்-மாமா எங்கிருந்து கொண்டு வருவார்

Pinna eppadi prAnic healer available Swamy?

Dasanudasan

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0 on August 3, 2020

Namaskaram.

Udayavar swamy,

Thank you for your concern and your prayer for me.

Kambandasan swamy,

“Kannadasan’s song” – Yes. I completely agree. We already discussed about my interest of comparison of songs with spiritual details. I saw a thread wherein KongilPiratti swamy also posted on songs. I read texts, get the essence and do not go any further except for any clarification.

1. I have open mind towards my path. I am trying to get details of ’15 methods for Ramanuja sambandham’. I posted this thread,

‘https://www.kinchit.org/dharma-sandeha/thread/ramanujar-sambhandham/ ‘

KongilPiratti swamy quoted from 2017 KKT CALENDER CD “Ramanuja Vaibhavam”.

“That there are “15 methods” by which ANYONE can get “Acharya Ramanujar Sambhandham” …………………… SUPREME gives us Moksham ‘Sri Vaikunta Prapatti” in same BIrth”

He mentioned methods 2 to 15 for those who are not able to do pancha samskaras. He listed only methods 2 to 6 and not listed the methods 7 to 15. I posted seeking for these details. Received responses. But could not get the details on 7 to 15. I will be happy, if I can get the details.

2. I have a long time query. Is Sriman Narayanan abode of Vaikuntam is referred as Para Brahmam in Vedas and Upanishads?.

I am asking not because of any doubt, but to know what is stated in our most sacred text on ParaBrahmam. I posted this thread.

‘https://www.kinchit.org/dharma-sandeha/thread/para-brahmam/ ‘

I got the responses in the thread. The references quoted in the responses are not from the one I sought. My search has yielded a negative answer. But I may be wrong. Hence, I am putting it again here. Can anyone provide answer.

adiyen

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Dear Jayaram swamy,

yes I had seen your earlier questions; but I do not know the answers and hence I had remained silent.

adiyen dasan.

on August 3, 2020

Kambandasan swamy,

It is ok. Thank you.

adiyen

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2 on August 4, 2020

Swamy Namaskaaram.

Jayaram Swamy,
Please listen to 1688 En Pani topic (Indiran vazhipaadu pinnal Sivan Vishnu endru maatri vittanarho).
Adiyen Ramanuja Dasan.

on August 5, 2020

RS Swamy,

Namaskaram.

Thank you for your time and effort in providing the reference.

It is nicely explained about the reference of
Brahman in Vedantam. Mostly it is mentioned about Brahman in Vedantam in the audio. At one place it is mentioned about Perumal. I am not a critic. I am trying get the reference of the fact.

adiyen

please read Bhagavad Gita 14.26 and 14.27.

Also, please read 18.53 and 18.54.

adiyen dasan.

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RS swamy,

Namaskaram.

Thank you for your time and efforts in providing the reference.

It is mentioned in the audio that Vedantam refers God as Brahmam except at one place, where Perumal is refered. Perumal is not referred specifically as Brahmam in the audio. I am not a critic, I am only trying to get the reference for the fact.

adiyen

on August 6, 2020

Srimathe Rangaramanuja Mahadesikaya Namaha

Brahmam is both SaguNam & NirguNam

So Sriman NArAyaNa is brahmam & Adi moolam

This is evident from Gajendra moksham

Dasanudasan

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