Sai Ram - Vibuthi cancela el Cáncer.
Bhagavan dice del vibuthi prasadam:
"Lo que se materializan es una manifestación de la Divinidad, con un significado potente así como simbólico. Es el símbolo de la naturaleza cósmica inmortal e infinita de todas las formas de Dios.
El Atma o el espíritu es lo que queda cuando todo lo mundano y pasajero se ha quemado .
En primer lugar, es un símbolo del ciclo de vida-muerte en la que al final todo se reduce a cenizas.
"Del polvo vienes, y al polvo vuelves." Ceniza o polvo es la condición final. No se puede someterse a ningún otro cambio. En el contexto espiritual, constituye un aviso al destinatario, de renunciar a los deseos, quemar todas las pasiones, y la tentación, en el fuego del culto, lo que hace puro al pensamiento, palabra y obra. Es un símbolo de la Divinidad. "
Una vez que un traductor llegó a Prashanti Nilayam. Era un fumador crónico. Tenia cáncer de la garganta. Los médicos aconsejaron la cirugía, junto con la radiación y la quimioterapia.
Una vez que un traductor llegó a Prashanti Nilayam. Era un fumador crónico. Tenia cáncer de la garganta. Los médicos aconsejaron la cirugía, junto con la radiación y la quimioterapia.
Se deseo obtener el permiso de Swami antes del comienzo del tratamiento.
A su llegada, el Bhagavan siempre misericordioso le invitó a la sala de entrevistas. Le pidió que mantenga sus manos en formar de un recipiente, él materializó una gran cantidad de vibhuti en ellas y le pidió que se lo coma todo. Era de color oscuro y sabor a calabaza amarga.
Swami cariñosamente trato de persuadirlo y le ayudó a terminarlo. Después de la entrevista, el hombre salió y se fue a la cantina a tomar una taza de café.
Mientras que sus ojos se posaron en unas pakodas (un sabroso disco, quebradizo fritos en aceite). Incapaz de resistirse, se comió un plato. Debido al dolor en la garganta, no había sido capaz de comer bien durante mucho tiempo, a pesar de su gran deseo y gusto por la comida. Pero ahora, se dio cuenta de que podía comer cómodamente y disfrutar de ella.
Él se sorprendió. Con el dedo, sondeó el interior de su boca en el lugar afectado con el cáncer. No sentía dolor alguno. Se dio cuenta de que el cáncer había desaparecido. Estaba abrumado. Las lágrimas inundaron sus ojos al recordar la misericordia de Bhagavan.
Cuando al día siguiente, Swami le llamó de nuevo a la sala de entrevista, expresó su gratitud a Swami y cayó sobre sus pies.
Cuando al día siguiente, Swami le llamó de nuevo a la sala de entrevista, expresó su gratitud a Swami y cayó sobre sus pies.
Él le dijo a Swami que era traductor de sindhi y le rogó que le permita traducir y publicar la edición Sindhi del Sanathana Sarathi. Swami respondió: "Es sólo para este fin, que te he hecho venir a Puttaparthi." A partir de entonces, la bendita persona ha estado traduciendo y publicando Sanathana Sarathi en sindhi.
NUESTRA VIDA ES SU MENSAJE
OMSAIRAMMM
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Sai Ram - Vibuthi cancels Cancer.
Bhagawan says on Vibuthi Prasadam :
"What I materialize is a manifestation of Divinity with a potent significance as well as symbolisation. It is symbolic of the cosmic immortal and infinite nature of all forms of God. Atma or the spirit is what is left when everything worldly and transient has burnt away. In first place, it is symbolic of the life-death cycle in which everything ultimately reduces itself as ash. 'For dust through art, and unto dust shall through returnest.' Ash or dust is the final condition. It can undergo no further change. In the spiritual context, it constitutes a warning to the recipient to give up desires, burn all passions, attachments and temptation in the fires of worship, which makes one pure in thought, word and deed. It is a symbol of Divinity."
Once an advocate arrived at Prashanti Nilayam. He was a chronic smoker. Cancer afflicted his throat. Doctors advised surgery, along with radiation and chemotherapy. He desired to obtain Swami's permission before the commencement of the treatment. On arrival, the ever-merciful Bhagavan invited him into the interview room. Asking him to hold his palms together to form a bowl, He materialized and poured a large quantity of vibhuthi into them and asked him to eat it all. It was dark in colour and tasted like bitter gourd. Swami affectionately cajoled and persuaded and helped him to finish it. After the interview, the man walked out and went into the canteen for a cup of coffee. As he as at it, his eyes fell on nearby pakodas (a savoury disk, crisply fried in oil). Unable to resist, he ate a plateful. Due to pain in his throat, he had not been able to eat properly for a long time, despite his keen desire and strong taste for food. But now, he noticed that he could eat comfortably and relish it. He was surprised. With his finger, he probed inside his mouth at the cancer-affected spot. He felt no pain at all. He realized that the cancer had gone. He was overwhelmed. Tears flooded his eyes as he remembered Bhagavan's mercy.
When on the next day Swami called him again into the interview room, he expressed his gratitude to Swami and fell on His feet. He told Swami that he was proficient in Sindhi and begged to be permitted to translate and publish the Sindhi edition of Sanathana Sarathi. Swami replied, "It is only for that purpose that I have made you come to Puttaparthi. " From then on, the blessed person has been translating and publishing Sanathana Sarathi in Sindhi.
OMSAIRAMMM
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Sai Ram - Vibuthi cancels Cancer.
Bhagawan says on Vibuthi Prasadam :
"What I materialize is a manifestation of Divinity with a potent significance as well as symbolisation. It is symbolic of the cosmic immortal and infinite nature of all forms of God. Atma or the spirit is what is left when everything worldly and transient has burnt away. In first place, it is symbolic of the life-death cycle in which everything ultimately reduces itself as ash. 'For dust through art, and unto dust shall through returnest.' Ash or dust is the final condition. It can undergo no further change. In the spiritual context, it constitutes a warning to the recipient to give up desires, burn all passions, attachments and temptation in the fires of worship, which makes one pure in thought, word and deed. It is a symbol of Divinity."
Once an advocate arrived at Prashanti Nilayam. He was a chronic smoker. Cancer afflicted his throat. Doctors advised surgery, along with radiation and chemotherapy. He desired to obtain Swami's permission before the commencement of the treatment. On arrival, the ever-merciful Bhagavan invited him into the interview room. Asking him to hold his palms together to form a bowl, He materialized and poured a large quantity of vibhuthi into them and asked him to eat it all. It was dark in colour and tasted like bitter gourd. Swami affectionately cajoled and persuaded and helped him to finish it. After the interview, the man walked out and went into the canteen for a cup of coffee. As he as at it, his eyes fell on nearby pakodas (a savoury disk, crisply fried in oil). Unable to resist, he ate a plateful. Due to pain in his throat, he had not been able to eat properly for a long time, despite his keen desire and strong taste for food. But now, he noticed that he could eat comfortably and relish it. He was surprised. With his finger, he probed inside his mouth at the cancer-affected spot. He felt no pain at all. He realized that the cancer had gone. He was overwhelmed. Tears flooded his eyes as he remembered Bhagavan's mercy.
When on the next day Swami called him again into the interview room, he expressed his gratitude to Swami and fell on His feet. He told Swami that he was proficient in Sindhi and begged to be permitted to translate and publish the Sindhi edition of Sanathana Sarathi. Swami replied, "It is only for that purpose that I have made you come to Puttaparthi. " From then on, the blessed person has been translating and publishing Sanathana Sarathi in Sindhi.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE
OMSAIRAMMM
OMSAIRAMMM
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