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good that you blocked the effect. That keeps you safe. So, let us not worry about it at all. If I see a
rope-like thing in dark, and I am not sure if it is rope or snake, better to err on the side of caution
and treat it as a snake. That applies to every situation/ relationship dynamic.
The thing about "not speaking bad about a dead person" has got more to do with "being fair."
Because, now that they are not here, they cannot defend themselves IF BY CHANCE, they were not
wrong and we misunderstood them and are discussing their behaviour.
In instances, where the action was totally unambiguous (totally wrong), no mistake and no need of
feeling guilty while thinking about what they did.
Again....forgiving the person is more for our peace of mind than for any other reason.....
If somebody has done something wrong to us, there are three approaches:
a) Think that it was due to some intrinsic karma on our part that led the person to be the channel of
that abuse/ pain-initiation for us, and with that attribution think "now that it is over, the karma is
over; God help me to just get on with my life with a clean slate now."
b) Extract revenge - mentally or physically....Mentally you can think about where life ultimately
took them for their behaviour at the end, and feel satisfied that Universe has struck back on your
behalf...and forgive the person now...putting your mind at rest basically. Physically, when they are
dependent on you and you have done them a good turn, it is clearly putting them down (this applies
when they have become elderly and weak; it is ignoble to try to extract revenge on an ailing/ old
person who has already been downed by life!). You have proved that their faculties are down, and
at a time when they were up they misbehaved, but now they have become the child and we as care-
givers have proved that the roles have changed! So, you can feel up about it. Or, if the person is
still up and about, demonstrate your power - showing them clearly that they can't do what they did
earlier any more...when we have finished rubbing it across to them, we have definitely one....the
inner self that craves for revenge is satisfied...and when that is satisfied, we are calmer.
c) What we do about subjects that we were forced to study when we were young, but now after
those courses, we don't even flip pages of those subject any longer....we are coyly satisfied that we
don't need to face that torture any longer. Same way, when a person is dead, the chapter is
closed....they cannot trouble us any longer. So, just forget those painful chapters, and if at all
memories come about the past, just think anyway it is not going to happen any more. By living
longer, we have - in a way - beaten them....thinking like that should possibly give some satisfaction.
I will explain in detail in our class, but will give the following hints for now:)
a) If a soul has already reincarnated, the soul - by itself won't come and partake the shrardh
offering; but rather - nithya pitrus (perpetual manes) - like Vasus - for one's father, Rudra ganas - for
one's grandfather, and Aadityas - for one's great-grandfather (or the feminine equivalent relatives)
will come and partake the offerings and pass them on to the soul for whom this shraardha was
intended. I will explain in detail with appropriate shrardha related mantras in this regard during our
class.
b) Unless a soul is in advanced stages of spiritual evolution and decides to exhaust karma fast with
Divine Permission it is not usually possible for different parts of one soul to incarnate as several
bodies at the same time. This is possible only for souls with advanced yogic powers (including
demonaic powers)...BUT, even in such cases, there usually is an "anchor" incarnation upon whom
the main thrust of karmas reside, and if the anchor incarnation is vanquished or damaged, all the
other simultaneous incarnations also meet their end. Alternatively, through some special mantraic/
yogic processes, a soul may consciously incarnate in different forms, and unless all those forms are
vanquished this soul cannot be taken away from its physical form (it is not as complicated as it
sounds; the concept is fairly simple and there are ample examples in puranas for such things; will
explain in detail during our class).
c) Unless a soul is properly transported to its proper plane, or has reincarnated, the soul may be
stuck in the earthly plane in which case they may be able to identify their relatives. Again, souls
who are in transit or waiting to be judged or are in temporary lokhas of pitrus can identify their
descendants.
Almost all pitrus (souls in pitru form) can identify their descendants when they are permitted by
Universe to partake shrardha offerings.
The lunar phase of death is a powerful "time-frame of reference" which helps them to connect with
their descendants.
MORE IMPORTANTLY, not all forms/ phantoms we see are actually of the deceased souls
themselves....Sometimes, the thought-power of the deceased soul where it wanted to pass a message
can take a "visible form" that a soul-worker may be able to perceive and so while the message may
be still relevant, it is not necessarily the actual deceased soul we see always. There are endless
possibilities here...the most obvious being:
a) The thought form of the deceased soul who wanted to convey an important message (the message
that the deceased thought as important) can take a visible form - similar to the form of the deceased
and try to pass the message to the descendants. It is what we call "Universal thought echo."
b) The other souls who can be shape-shifters but who have been close to the deceased and are free
to travel between different planes of existence can take the form of the deceased soul and come and
convey messages on behalf of that soul (so though the form is what we saw as the deceased, it may
be some other soul in reality).
c) The deceased soul's kula devata or guardian spirits can take the form of the deceased soul and
convey messages to the descendants - whichever is relevant to the descendants.
உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ . . . .
உஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ
உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ
உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉ ,
உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ , உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ
உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ , உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ
உஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ.
உஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ:
1. உஉஉஉஉஉஉ - மலவதரதரத தலர ஆரமரப ததரத மகரக வழதயவக மசரச வதடலர , பச உதவம கரலரவ சளயதலர
உஉஉஉஉஉ. உஉ,உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ.
2. உஉஉஉஉஉ - உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ
உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ, உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ. உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ
உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ.உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ.
7. கரரம னர - உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉ, உஉஉ உஉஉ, உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ, வவயர மட, கணரத தறநரத மட, உஉஉஉஉஉஉ
உஉ உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ.
10. உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ - மகரக தலதரநரத உடலர மழதமர வவக ரக மர பணரண மர , உஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ உஉஉ
உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ உஉஉஉ உஉஉஉஉஉஉஉ, இறநரத மனரற வமர நவளர தசல வழதயவகசவழதவய சசலரல தலர .