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the person whose mind is coloured by the perverse atmosphere of the modern days chants the Navakara Mantra but fails to win the desired reward. He then thinks that the words of our worthy ancients are full of exaggerations. He states, “These are only eulogistic words which sing of the glory of the Navakara as those of a brideroom who has come for marriage. The bridegroom might be black and ugly. Yet, when he comes for marriage, he is sung in all eulogistic words. These songs do not reveal what is real and true. These are only eulogies, so of the Navakara Mantra.
Today we come across a universal complaint that "the magical effect as claimed is not found to be had from the chanting of the Navakara. We chanted so many times but found no miracle." Why this complaint? Has the effect of the Navakara lessened? or, is the complaint wrong? What is Lacking?
Neither the power of the Navakara lessened, nor is the complaint wrong. But the complaint is due to the manner in which we experiment on the Navakara. One example will clarify the matter. Rotli is prepared from wheat floor. But there is a specific process in which we come to the Rotli from wheatflour. What would happen if we miss just one step in the whole process ? So many small steps are to be undergone, in the gross process. Just the same way, the eulogy in which the Navakara is sung is a matter of a process to be experienced. If we neglect the process, we are in no vicinity of the Navakara.
Take another example. Electricity fitting is completed in the house; wiring is installed; bulbs are placed; the button is also pressed. Still, there is no light. We inquire
| SR No. | 032462 |
| Book Title | Miracles Of Mahamantra Navkar |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Mahodaysagar |
| Publisher | Kastur Prakashan Trust |
| Publication Year | 1995 |
| Total Pages | 360 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English |
| File Size | 27 MB |