---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <jr_esq@...> wrote :
Ann, These planetary transits do have an effect on people here on earth either in their unknowing actions, such as the killings performed by ISIS members or taking an overdose of drugs like Prince, or the effects in their health ostensibly attributed to physical reasons only, without considering the planetary aspects and transits. IMO, this is the reason why Deepak Chopra recommended the use of the TM mantra to cure medical complaints by placing one's awareness on the health complaint while invoking the mantra during meditation. This is a form of performing a direct personal yagya on the problem at hand. For safe measure, it would be better to use the traditional yagya performed by the Hindu priest. Of course, each person can try the various alternatives, including the western allopathic medicine, when the time comes. It's his or her personal choice. My point exactly. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <awoelflebater@...> wrote : ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <jr_esq@...> wrote : I'm thinking of having a yagya done for myself due to the transit of Rahu in Leo. Do you have to be present at the temple? Or can you stay at home at the time the yagya is being performed? A few years ago I attended a yagya done for a friend in a temple in Sunnyvale, CA. It was an elaborate ritual which included offering seeds dipped in ghee onto the fire and dancing around the fire as the priest invoked the mantras. Good for you. You show those naysayers. Pay your money, sit back and enjoy the ride. That's what I say. While some are watching the newest installment of some TV series and another is baking a batch of croissants and while still someone else is filling their test tubes and dabbing microscopic specimens on petri dishes you go right ahead and do your thing. Each to his own. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <noozguru@...> wrote : I had a yagya performed once for me. It was not a TM yagya but performed by the Hindu temple in Livermore in the SF Bay Area. I happened to be there with a friend before Indian new year and they offered put visitors on the yagya list for the new year. It only cost $55. I wasn't expecting anything but was an effect for awhile.
