BOON FOR THE CHILDLESS

Santaan Prapti Mangala Sadhana

An amazing and unfailing Sadhana that surely blesses one with a child

Married life without children is like life in a desert. Without the delightful cries of children, their pranks, there jingling laughter everything appears so dull and purposeless. Ask a couple who have been married for the past several years and have not yet been visited by the stork and they shall tell you how colourless life can be without children.

One reason for the absence of children could be the affliction of planet Mars in the horoscope of the husband or the wife or both. A malefic Yoga arising due to the affliction of Mars could not only make married life unhappy due to frequent quarrels between the couple, but could also deny children.

The Indian world of Sadhanas is full of rituals that could help one overcome various problems of life. One such Sadhana is the Santaan Prapti Mangala Sadhana that if tried with full faith and devotion could produce the desired result.

Many childless couples were gifted this Sadhana by Revered Sadgurudev Dr. Narayan Dutt Shrimali and and not in one case did it fail to bless the couple with a child. In many of the cases even the best of doctors had declared that the married couples would never be able to have children. But due to the Sadhana even the impossible came out to be.

Married couple who wish to have children could try this wonderful Sadhana.

This Sadhana should be tried on a Wednesday or Purnima (full moon day). Early morning try this Sadhana between 4 am and 6 am. Have a bath. Wear yellow clothes. Sit on a yellow mat facing North. The wife should sit on the right side of the husband. She should not tie her hair and should let it remain loose. Cover wooden seat with yellow cloth and on it place a steel plate. In the plate place a Mangal Yantra. On the Yantra put a betel nut.

Then chant one round of Guru Mantra and ask the Guru to bless you with success in the Sadhana.

Make a mixture of milk, water, curd, ghee and sugar. The husband should then chant one round of following Mantra with Rock Crystal Rosary while the wife should pour the mixture on the Yantra and betel nut in a steady stream. By the time the one round is complete the betel nut should get fully immersed in the mixture.

Om Bhoumeshwaraay Vam Purneshwaraay Namah

After this the wife should sit on the left side of the husband. Place a Santaan Prapti Yantra in another steel plate. Offer vermilion, rice grains and flower on it. Light a ghee lamp. Then chant three rounds of this Mantra with two yellow Hakeek rosaries.

Om Purnendu Purneshwaraayei Yogaadhibal-prakataayei Putra Pradaatvyei Namah

The husband and wife shall have one yellow Hakeek rosary. The wife shall chant the Mantra with the husband and thus total six rounds shall be chanted. After Sadhana chant one round of Guru Mantra.

The next day drop all Sadhana articles in a river or pond except the yellow Hakeek rosaries. The husband and wife should wear their respective rosary daily for one or two hours and then keep it in the place of worship. They should wear it thus for one month and then drop the rosaries in a river or pond.

Without doubt this is a very powerful Sadhana whose results cannot fail to manifest provided it is tried with full faith and concentration.

- MTYV Magazine, Jan 2008

STORY - PHOTO IN THE WALLET

Once an old man was travelling by train on a pilgrimage to Brindavan. At night, whilst he was asleep, his wallet fell from his pocket. A co-passenger found it the next morning and enquired as to whom the wallet belonged. The old man said it was his. A picture of Sri Krishna inside the wallet was proof that the wallet really belonged to him.

The old man then began to relate the story of the wallet. He soon had a group of eager listeners around him. Lifting up the purse for all to see, the old man said: This purse has a long history behind it. My father gave it to me years ago when I was a mere schoolboy. I kept my little pocket money in it and also a photograph of my parents.

Years passed. I grew up and began studying at university. Like every youth, I became conscious of my appearance. I replaced my parents’ photograph with that of my own and I would look at it often. I had become my own admirer.

Then came marriage. Self-admiration gave way to the consciousness of a family. Out went my own picture and I replaced it with that of my wife’s. During the day I would open the wallet many times and gaze at the picture. All tiredness vanished and I would resume my work with enthusiasm.

Then came the birth of my first child. What a joy I experienced when I became a father! I would eagerly rush home after work to play with my little baby. Needless to say, my wife’s picture had already made way for the child’s.

The old man paused. Wiping his tearful eyes, he looked around and said in a sad voice: Friends, my parents passed away long ago. My wife too died five years ago. My son- my only son- is now married. He is too busy with his career and his family. He has no time for me. I now stand on the brink of death. I do not know what awaits me in future. Everything I loved, everything I considered my own, has left me.

A picture of Lord Krishna now occupies the place in my wallet. I know He will never leave me. I wish now that I had kept HIS picture with me right from the beginning! He alone is true; all others are just passing shadows.

Sri Sarada Devi, the holy mother, says: Don’t be afraid my child, these earthly ties are transitory. Today they seem to be the be-all and end-all of life, and tomorrow they vanish. Your real tie is with God. God is one’s very own. It is the eternal relationship. He is ever looking after you. Call on the Lord who pervades the entire universe. He will shower His blessings upon you.

Your wealth will remain on earth; your cattle will remain in the stables, your wife will come till the entrance door, your relatives and friends will come till the cremation ground, your body will accompany you till the funeral pyre, but on the way beyond this life only your Karmas will accompany you.

KAMALA DIKSHA

It is very surprising that although all are aware of the name of the Mahavidya Kamala very few know about her Sadhanas or their effect. This is why although Sadhaks engage themselves in other Sadhanas they do not pay any attention to this wonderful ritual. Truly Kamala Mahavidya is a powerful Goddess who is another form of the Mother Goddess Shakti. She is the ruler of wealth and prosperity in life. Kamala Mahavidya is capable of removing poverty from life and bestowing wealth and prosperity upon a Sadhak. Due to her blessing one has all round success in business, one gets a job if one so desires and one even gets promotions in jobs. Experts of Tantra prefer Kamala Sadhana and Diksha because She is more powerful when it comes to banishing poverty.

- MTYV Magazine April 2001