Jaina Method Of Curing

SR No.: 034117
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Manju Jain
Publisher: International School for Jain Studies
Total Pages: 286
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 39 MB

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6th Shloka for IQ and Memory Skills
1.0 Purpose 1.1 The advantage of chanting this Mantra & Riddhi. The person separated also reunites. Remembering the sixth verse and Riddhi Mantras syllables everyday and keeping Yantra near you increase the memory, capacity to learn very soon.
2.0 Scope 2.1. The devotee who is conversant with only scanty knowledge and can become an object of ridicule in the eyes of well versed and proficient still tries to worship the virtues of God like the cuckoo sings melodiously only when she sees a collection of mango sprouts in spring season. (if cuckoo had melodious voice why doesn't she sing in other season).
3.0 Method 3.1 Having bathed and dressed in red, the yantra is placed and worshipped and seated on red seat the Riddhi and mantra syllables are chanted 1000 times a day for 21 days. Every time oblibanum is offered. A one time meal a day and sleeping on earth is followed.
4.0 Resources Red clothes, Red Seat, Yantra, Mantra, Riddhi and Shlokas, One time meal a day, sleep on earth.
Shloka - Repeat 9 times
ALPASHRUTAM SHRUTAWATAMPARIHASADHAM TVADBHAKTIREVA MUKHARICURUTE BALANMAM YATKOKILAH KILA MADHAU MADHURAM VIRAUTI TACHCHAMRACHĀRU KALIKA NIKARAIKA HETUH
Meaning
Oh Lord! I know my limitations and I cannot vie with highly knowledgeable people. I have not even heard as much as them, my humble creation is just not to be compared with their great verses, prayers and poetry. I would ask all of them:“See, have I created all these prayers deliberately? No, not at all. My small heart is overflowing with the love of God; therefore some words and stanzas have fallen here and there from it! What can I do for that?" Just look at that cuckoo. Just ask her if she knew the rules of music. Just ask her whether she knew about the meters and Ragãs: Tala & Laya (Rhythm)? She will reply that she is not singing in an orchestra. Nor she is willing to get auditioned for music. “See! Springs have come. That mango tree smiles, In fact, it is blossoming. The atmosphere is full of fragrance and very tempting. The blossoming mango, full of fragrance, tempts me to sing. If you want to listen, do so; and if you like, you may also sing. You name it a poem or a pun as you like. Who cares?"