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Mini Fire Ceremony Kit (MFC)Please email Marge for details on this option - babaji.net@gmail.com
Mini Fire Ceremony Kit
Yagya is a Vedic offering of fruits, seeds, rice, incense, flowers, ghee, and spices to the Divine Mother in the form of fire, a ritual which the Ancient Indian Holy Scriptures (Vedas) prescribed for a Dharmic life.Sri Haidakhan Babaji reinforced this powerful practice and He himself has performed 147 big Yagyas in many provinces of India and this has blessed the country and the whole world. Babaji's devotees all over the world perform Yagnas as part of their sadhana and so many people and places have the opportunity to be blessed by the divine vibrations of the Sacred Fire.Haidakhan Babaji, during his last appearance (1970-1984), said about Yagya:"I want to tell you the meaning of the Yagya (Havan ceremony). Havan it is that brings rain, which brings grain. The origin of Creation stems from the havan. The havan is the real form of the Gods; whatever we offer to the havan goes directly to the Gods who are being invoked."By doing havan, people gain happiness and all the pleasures of life; they all have good thoughts and love for each other. By the smoke from the havan the harmful germs in the atmosphere are destroyed and the good bacteria, useful to life, grow in it. This increases the plenty and prosperity of the world."Before starting any work, you should first know the significance of it. You may be wondering why these people are burning the fire and 'wasting' things by throwing them into the fire. It has great significance: Creation originated from this." Teachings of Babaji - 22 December 1983
The Mini Fire Ceremony Kit includes:Kund, Samples of ingredients, and an Instruction Sheet.
I also offer "Fire Ceremony Instruction Package - As Taught By Shri Haidakhan Babaji At Herakhan" should you desire even more than the mini kit offers.Add to Cart$0.00 -
Golden Nag Forest Incense 15g (NAG-F)Golden Nag Forest Incense from Vijayshree Fragrance in Bangalore, India. These incense are the most popular in the world with its enthralling and captivating aroma. The finest spices, herbs, floral extracts, exotic oils and other natural ingredients are carefully selected and skillfully blended for their positive influence. One 15 gram box.
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Ganesh & Laksmi Coin with Sri Yantra - Good Luck, Abundant Blessings (GLST)Ganesh & Laksmi Coin with Sri Yantra - Good Luck, Abundant Blessings
This Ganesh and Lakshmi Coin With Sri Yantra is:1.25" in diametersilver tone in colorOne side of this lucky coin features the popular Hindu God Ganesh, the remover of obstacles, and Lakshmi (Laxmi) Goddess of wealth.The reverse side of the coin features the Sri Yantra which is one of the most auspicious and powerful of all Yantras.Add to Cart$4.00 -
Shivranjani Incense 40gm (SHI921)Shivranjani Agarbatti - reportedly Babaji's favoriteShivranjani Agarbatti is a natural Masala base incense product, specially designed to spread a mild but pleasing flower fresh aroma, leaving behind an impression of serenity, with a longer retaining property. On burning, Shivranjani leaves the air fresh, healthy and pure, helps concentration of mind in meditation, Pooja etc.
40gm
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Benzoin Incense Sticks Deluxe 250g (HEM250)For 100g click here
Benzoin: Providespurification, blessings, prosperity. Benzoin has a long history of use as incense and perfume. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Benzoin resin is a “yang” sedative and is used as an effective remedy for congestion and clearing away stagnation. It’s also very warming to the heart and increases circulation. When burned, benzoin has a nice vanilla undertone with earthy balsam notes and is commonly used as church incense for its potent effect
Gender: Masculine.Planetary Association: Sun.
Element: Air.
Deities: Venus, Aphrodite, Mut.What is benzoin incense used for?
Purification, blessings, prosperity.Healing, energizing, uplifting, stimulating.
Benzoin is burned for purification, astral projection, clears negative energy, emotional balance, eases sadness, depression, weariness, grief, anger, anxiety and to attract prosperity.
When burned, Benzoin has a nice vanilla undertone with earthy balsam notes and is a commonly used church incense for its potent effects.
Benzoin is best used to provide focus and enhance concentration. It is a desirable herb for those seeking a journey into the astral world. Magickally, Benzoin promotes generosity and can open a closed spirit suffering from selfishness. Energizing, uplifting, stimulating. It is known to ‘melt away’ blockages and drive away evil spirits.
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Durga Yantra - Overcoming Evil 24k Gold Plated - Blessed and Activated (DYGP)Durga Yantra - Overcoming Evil 24k Gold Plated
This yantra is 24k gold plated3" Square
Feel the loving, protective and motherly energy of the Divine.Envelopes the worshiper in Divine Light Energy. Over time, gives great boons of the Divine Mother with regular worship and mantra recitation.Chases off all dark energy.Be the personification of courage and victory—seek the blessings of Goddess Durga! She is the empowerment of divine energy who nourishes your body, mind and soul. She is a savior for women as well as a protective refuge for men. Her power rays will stimulate your courage level to achieve victory against enemies.Blessed and Energized with proper Mantras, Puja’s and Spiritually activated. It currently resides on the Altar of our Haidakhandi Temple.Mantra: om dum durgaye namaha
Yantra Meditation from Chopra Center:As you look at the yantra, allow your eyes to focus on its center. This dot in the center is called the Bindu, which represents the unity that underlies all the diversity of the physical world.Now allow your eyes to see the triangle that encloses the bindu. The downward pointing triangle represents the feminine creative power, while the upward facing triangle represents male energy.Allow your vision to expand to include the circles outside of the triangles. They represent the cycles of cosmic rhythms. The image of the circle embodies the notion that time has no beginning and no end. The farthest region of space and the innermost nucleus of an atom both pulsate with the same rhythmic energy of creation. That rhythm is within you and without you.Bring your awareness to lotus petals outside the circle. Notice that they are pointing outwards, as if opening. They illustrate the unfolding of our understanding. The lotus also represents the heart, the seat of the Self. When the heart opens, understanding comes.The square at the outside of the yantra represents the world of form, the material world that our senses show us, the illusion of separateness, of well defined edges and boundaries. At the periphery of the figure are four T-shaped portals, or gateways. Notice that they point toward the interior of the yantra, the inner spaces of life. They represent our earthly passage from the external and material to the internal and sacred.Now take a moment to gaze into the yantra, letting the different shapes and patterns emerge naturally, allowing your eyes to be held loosely in focus. Gaze at the center of the yantra on the page. Without moving your eyes, gradually begin to expand your field of vision. Continue expanding your vision until you are taking in information from greater than 180 degrees. Notice that all this information was there all along, you just became aware of it. Now slowly reverse the process by re-focusing back to the center of the yantra. Now gently close your eyes. You may still see the yantra in your mind’s eye. The patterns of creativity represented by these primordial shapes express the fundamental forces of nature. They govern the world and they govern you.
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Hanuman Yantra 24k Gold Plated - Strength and Devotion - Blessed and Energized (HGPY)Hanuman Yantra 24k Gold Plated - Strength and Devotion
This yantra is 24k gold plated3" Square
Sri Hanuman Yantra is used for power, authority, vigour and to overcome Enemies. Hanuman Yantra is to appease Lord Hanuman.Beej Mantra: "Om Sri Hanumante Namaha"Blessed and Energized with proper Mantras, Puja’s and Spiritually activated. It currently resides on the Altar of our Haidakhandi Temple.
Yantra Meditation from Chopra Center:As you look at the yantra, allow your eyes to focus on its center. This dot in the center is called the Bindu, which represents the unity that underlies all the diversity of the physical world.Now allow your eyes to see the triangle that encloses the bindu. The downward pointing triangle represents the feminine creative power, while the upward facing triangle represents male energy.Allow your vision to expand to include the circles outside of the triangles. They represent the cycles of cosmic rhythms. The image of the circle embodies the notion that time has no beginning and no end. The farthest region of space and the innermost nucleus of an atom both pulsate with the same rhythmic energy of creation. That rhythm is within you and without you.Bring your awareness to lotus petals outside the circle. Notice that they are pointing outwards, as if opening. They illustrate the unfolding of our understanding. The lotus also represents the heart, the seat of the Self. When the heart opens, understanding comes.The square at the outside of the yantra represents the world of form, the material world that our senses show us, the illusion of separateness, of well defined edges and boundaries. At the periphery of the figure are four T-shaped portals, or gateways. Notice that they point toward the interior of the yantra, the inner spaces of life. They represent our earthly passage from the external and material to the internal and sacred.Now take a moment to gaze into the yantra, letting the different shapes and patterns emerge naturally, allowing your eyes to be held loosely in focus. Gaze at the center of the yantra on the page. Without moving your eyes, gradually begin to expand your field of vision. Continue expanding your vision until you are taking in information from greater than 180 degrees. Notice that all this information was there all along, you just became aware of it. Now slowly reverse the process by re-focusing back to the center of the yantra. Now gently close your eyes. You may still see the yantra in your mind’s eye. The patterns of creativity represented by these primordial shapes express the fundamental forces of nature. They govern the world and they govern you.
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Nav Durga Yantra 24k Gold Plated - 9 Durgas of Navaratri - Blessed and Activated (NGGP)Nav Durga Yantra 24k Gold Plated - 9 Durgas of Navaratri
This yantra is 24k gold plated
3" Square
Sri Nav Durga yantra is a powerful yantra to worship all the nine powers of Goddess Durga. Nav Durga Yantra is worshipped on Ashtami and during Navratras. Markandeya Puran contains many miraculous uses about Nav Durga yantra. Sri Nav Durga yantra incorporates many mantras of Goddess Bhagwati that make it highly effective. Sri Nav Durga yantra is a powerful Yantra for attaining desires,rid of business and personal problems,to remove difficulties and to conquer enemies.Mantra: aum dum durgaye namahaBlessed and Energized with proper Mantras, Puja’s and Spiritually activated. It currently resides on the Altar of our Haidakhandi Temple.
Yantra Meditation from Chopra Center:As you look at the yantra, allow your eyes to focus on its center. This dot in the center is called the Bindu, which represents the unity that underlies all the diversity of the physical world.Now allow your eyes to see the triangle that encloses the bindu. The downward pointing triangle represents the feminine creative power, while the upward facing triangle represents male energy.Allow your vision to expand to include the circles outside of the triangles. They represent the cycles of cosmic rhythms. The image of the circle embodies the notion that time has no beginning and no end. The farthest region of space and the innermost nucleus of an atom both pulsate with the same rhythmic energy of creation. That rhythm is within you and without you.Bring your awareness to lotus petals outside the circle. Notice that they are pointing outwards, as if opening. They illustrate the unfolding of our understanding. The lotus also represents the heart, the seat of the Self. When the heart opens, understanding comes.The square at the outside of the yantra represents the world of form, the material world that our senses show us, the illusion of separateness, of well defined edges and boundaries. At the periphery of the figure are four T-shaped portals, or gateways. Notice that they point toward the interior of the yantra, the inner spaces of life. They represent our earthly passage from the external and material to the internal and sacred.Now take a moment to gaze into the yantra, letting the different shapes and patterns emerge naturally, allowing your eyes to be held loosely in focus. Gaze at the center of the yantra on the page. Without moving your eyes, gradually begin to expand your field of vision. Continue expanding your vision until you are taking in information from greater than 180 degrees. Notice that all this information was there all along, you just became aware of it. Now slowly reverse the process by re-focusing back to the center of the yantra. Now gently close your eyes. You may still see the yantra in your mind’s eye. The patterns of creativity represented by these primordial shapes express the fundamental forces of nature. They govern the world and they govern you.
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Lakshmi Wall Hanging With Sequins (BML)Lakshmi Wall Hanging With Sequins
This is a beautiful 30" x 43" cotton batik with sequins wall hanging.
Goddess Lakshmi or Mahalakshmi is the consort of Mahavishnu, the Preserver. She is the resplendent goddess of wealth and prosperity who provides the beings with all kinds of material abundance. She is a protector as well as bestower. She bestows upon deserving people according to their past karma and degrees of devotion. She also protects from ill health and adversity.In Hinduism, worship of Lakshmi is considered a suitable remedy for the alleviation of suffering. Her regular worship, chanting of her names, remembering her believed to bring good and luck and prosperity to people. Wealth plays an important role in the preservation of life upon earth. Hence, as the goddess of wealth, Lakshmi rightfully fulfills her duties as the nourisher, preserver and provider.Add to Cart$18.00 -
Ganesh Wall Hanging With Sequins (GWH)Ganesh Wall Hanging With Sequins
This is a beautiful 30" x 43" cotton batik with sequins wall hanging.
Ganesha or Ganapati is the leader of the Sivaganas (the forces of Siva). He is the first among the gods to receive all the honors. He is called Vighnaraja, or Vighnesvara, lord of the obstacles and impediments. Devout Hindus worship him for removal of obstacles. Before starting any particular venture or worshipping other gods, they remember Ganesha, their beloved god. The only exception to this rule is when Shiva is worshipped. Shiva is the father of Ganesha. When you worship the father there is no need to worship the son separately because the son is always found in the heart of his father. So when Shiva is worshipped Ganesha is kept in the sidelines.Add to Cart$18.00 -
Durga Wall Hanging With Sequins (DML)Durga Wall Hanging With Sequins
This is a beautiful 30" x 43" cotton batik with sequins wall hanging.
Goddess Durga symbolizes the divine forces (positive energy) known as divine shakti (feminine energy/ power) that is used against the negative forces of evil and wickedness. She protects her devotees from evil powers and safeguards them. It is believed that Goddess Durga is the combined form of powers of Goddesses Lakshmi, Kali and Saraswati.It is also believed that Goddess Durga was created by Lord Vishnu as a warrior goddess to protect good people (devas) for fighting the demon, Mahishasur.. Her divine shakti contains the combined energies of all the gods in the form of weapons and emblems (mudras).Goddess Durga represents the power of the Supreme Being that preserves moral order and righteousness in the creation. The Sanskrit word durga means fort or a place that is protected and thus difficult to reach. Durga, also called Divine Shakti, protects mankind from evil and misery by destroying evil forces (negative energy and vices - arrogance, jealousy, prejudice, hatred, anger, greed and selfishness).Goddess Durga is depicted as a warrior woman with eight hands carrying weapons of different kinds assuming mudras, (symbolic hand gestures) that represent her teachings.• Chakra in her 1st upper right hand symbolizes dharma (duty/righteousness). We must perform our duty/responsibilities in life.• Conch in her first upper left hand symbolizes happiness. We must perform our duty happily and cheerfully and not with resentment.• Sword in her second right lower hand symbolizes eradication of vices. We must learn to discriminate and eradicate our evil qualities.• Bow and arrow in her second left lower hand symbolizes character like Lord Rama. When we face difficulties in our life we should not lose our character (values).• Lotus Flower in her third lower left hand symbolizes detachment. We must live in the world without attachment to the external world. Just like the lotus flower stays in dirty water yet smiles and gives its beauty to others. This is the only way to receive Her blessings.• Club in her third right lower hand is the symbol of Hanuman and symbolizes devotion and surrender. Whatever we do in our life we do with love and devotion and accept the outcome as the Almighty’s will.• Trident/Trishul in her fourth left lower hand symbolizes courage. We must have courage to eliminate our evil qualities and face the challenges in our life.• Fourth Lower Right Hand symbolizes forgiveness and Her blessings. We must forgive ourselves and others for mistakes and/or any hurt we may have caused.Durga Maa is depicted as riding on a lion or a tiger. A tiger symbolizes unlimited power. Durga riding a tiger indicates that She possesses unlimited power and uses it to protect virtue and destroy evil. The lion is a symbol of uncontrolled animalistic tendencies (such as anger, arrogance, selfishness, greed, jealousy, desire to harm others etc.) and Her sitting on it reminds us to control these qualities, so that we are not controlled by them.She is usually shown wearing a red sari. The color red symbolizes action and the red clothes signify that She is destroying evil and protecting mankind from pain and suffering.Thus, Goddess Durga symbolizes the Divine forces (positive energy) that is used against the negative forces of evil and wickedness. She represents pure energy (positive), known as divine light or jyoti that is the embodiment of feminine and creative energy.This month we must pray to Maa Durga, the Universal Mother, asking Her to use Her destructive power to remove the vices within us (anger, selfish desires, greed, ego and undue attachments), imperfections and faults; and purify us to become a receptacle of her Divine Shakti - Anandamayi Shakti.There are several mantras for Goddess Durga, but the most simple and easy mantra to remember is “Om Sri Durgaya Namah.” It is believed that by chanting this mantra regularly the Divine Mother will remove the physical, mental and worldly problems in life and shower us with her unlimited blessings.Add to Cart$18.00 -
Hanuman Wall Hanging With Sequins (GWH)Hanuman Wall Hanging With Sequins
This is a beautiful 30" x 43" cotton batik with sequins wall hanging.
Hanuman is a Hindu god, an ardent devotee of Rama. He is a central character in the Indian epic Ramayana and its various versions. He also finds mention in several other texts, including Mahabharata, the various Puranas and some Jain texts. A vanara (one who lives in forest i.e. 'vana'), Hanuman participated in Rama's war against the demon king Ravana. Several texts also present him as an incarnation of Lord Shiva. He is the son of Vayu, who according to several stories, played a role in his birth..Add to Cart$18.00 -
Om Prayer Shawl/Altar Cloth 45 x 65 (ACSH45)Om Prayer Shawl/Altar Cloth 45 x 65
THIS PHOTO of the SHAWL is to show the design. This is 45" x 65". The colors are:Yellow/Gold (pictured above)Add to Cart$20.00 -
Community Jharra Sessions For Multiple People Seeking Balance ()ORDERING SESSIONS
These sessions take about 20-30 minutes; for remote sessions, you need to email me your photo and some basic details about your situation. In person, we need to set an appointment.
Recommended: begin with 3 sessions the first week for acute situations; once a week for non-acute. I have greatly reduced the cost of the 3 session package to make it easier for you get the healing that you need for your situation.
Once you purchase a session I will contact you to arrange the details of your appointment.
Should you have questions or need any clarification please email me directly at babaji.net@gmail.com.
Community Jharra Sessions
"CommunityJharra Session" means more than one person receiving the Balancing Energy at the same time.
One session costs $20
Three sessions in the course of one week's time cost $45
Quote from Babaji:20 JANUARY 1984"All of you must learn spiritual healing - jhara-phunka - and make spiritual healing centers. By that means, many people in the world will get peace and happiness."
Basic Description of Jharra:Jharra is a healing technique in which the practitioner repeats a mantra while sweeping peacock feathers over a person’s body, thereby clearing out dis-harmony and allowing the natural harmony and balance to be restored. With each sweep of the feathers, a powerful mantra is repeated by the practitioner. The client remains quiet in a receptive frame of mind.
As a Jharra Practitioner since 1986, I am offering Jharra Balancing Sessions (remotely and in person).These sessions take about 20-30 minutes; for remote sessions, you need to email me your photo and some basic details about your situation. In person, we need to set an appointment.
Recommended: begin with 3 sessions the first week for acute situations; once a week for non-acute. I have greatly reduced the cost of the 3 session package to make it easier for you get the healing that you need for your situation.
Once you purchase a session I will contact you to arrange the details of your appointment.
Should you have questions or need any clarification please email me directly at babaji.net@gmail.comOne session: $20Three sessions: $45Add to Cart$20.00 -
Shivranjani Incense 200gm (SHI200)Shivranjani Agarbatti - reportedly Babaji's favoriteShivranjani Agarbatti is a natural Masala base incense product, specially designed to spread a mild but pleasing flower fresh aroma, leaving behind an impression of serenity, with a longer retaining property. On burning, Shivranjani leaves the air fresh, healthy and pure, helps concentration of mind in meditation, Pooja etc.
200gm
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Babaji Mahavatar - Descent Of Eternity Into Time (BGB)Babaji Mahavatar - Descent Of Eternity Into Time
A magnificent collection of color and black and white photographs of Shri Babaji. Accompanying the photos are quotations from the scriptures of various faiths and from Babaji's own words. Through these photographs, one can experience Babaji's divinity.
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