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The beeja mantra list is significant in meditation practices because beeja mantras are powerful sounds that are believed to have spiritual and transformative qualities. Chanting these mantras during meditation can help focus the mind, increase concentration, and promote inner peace and self-awareness.
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Which mantra is the most powerful mantra in Hinduism?
The most powerful mantra is the Maha Myutunjaya Beeja Mantra
What is the Kannada word for 'sesame-seed'?
In Kannada, we would call it Ellu Beeja.
What is kannada word for sesame seed?
In Kannada, we would call it Ellu Beeja.
What do you call hemp seeds in Kannada?
Agase Beeja - They have a perfect balance of omega-3, -6 and -9 essential fatty acid
What is chia seed called in sinhala?
Chia seeds are called "චියා බීජ" (pronounced as "chiya beeja") in Sinhala. These tiny seeds are known for their nutritional benefits and are often used in various dishes, including smoothies and puddings. In Sri Lanka, they have gained popularity as a health food ingredient.
What is called Flax seed in Marathi?
Flax seed is called Jawas (जवस) in Marathi. A delicious dry chutney made out of ground flax seed is a common food item in Maharashtra.
What actors and actresses appeared in Second Marriage Dot Com - 2012?
The cast of Second Marriage Dot Com - 2012 includes: Subhash Ahuja as Bhowmik father Syna Anand as Young poonam Raman Atre as Broker Rajat Bhalla as Lawyer Saptaraj Chakraborty as Bhowmik Mohit Chauhan as Suneel Narang Anoop Ghosh as Kautuk father Sayani Gupta as Poonam upadhayay Neeraj Kapoor as Principle Sapanpreet Kaur as Prerna Kanisha Malhotra as Nikita Manav Mehta as Young akshay Nikita More as Flower Vishal Nayak as Akshay narang Jaidev Parashar as Kautuk Charu Rohatgi as Shoma Upadhayay Ankit Sharma as Beeja Manjeet Tiger as Bihari
What a is the meaning of sesame oil in odia?
தமிழில௠நலà¯à®²à¯†à®£à¯à®£à¯†à®¯à¯ in English gingelly oil ஜினà¯à®œà¯†à®²à¯à®²à®¿ ஆயிலà¯
What movie and television projects has Vijay Raaz been in?
Vijay Raaz has: Played Badru in "Bhopal Express" in 1999. Performed in "Absolut Mulit: The Bollywood History of the Mullet Haircut" in 2000. Performed in "Jungle" in 2000. Played Yeda Yakub in "Aks" in 2001. Played Ghisu in "Lal Salaam" in 2002. Played Villager on the road in "Road" in 2002. Played Beeja in "Shakthi: The Power" in 2002. Played Koda Singh in "Company" in 2002. Performed in "Mudda: The Issue" in 2003. Played Vikram in "Mulit" in 2003. Played Baba Hindustani in "Mumbai Matinee" in 2003. Played Chingar in "Chura Liyaa Hai Tumne" in 2003. Played Raghu in "Raghu Romeo" in 2003. Played Ladoo (2003-2004) in "Karishma: A Miracle of Destiny" in 2003. Played Ganpat (Narrator) in "Pran Jaaye Par Shaan Na Jaaye" in 2003. Played Dablu in "Yuva" in 2004. Played Bholu in "Prarambh" in 2004. Played Tony Chang in "Love in Nepal" in 2004. Performed in "Morning Raga" in 2004. Played Indian Servant in "Vanity Fair" in 2004. Played Hari Om in "Hari Om" in 2004. Played Waman in "Aan: Men at Work" in 2004. Performed in "Mumbai Xpress" in 2005. Played Babloo in "Deewane Huye Paagal" in 2005. Played Halima in "Shabnam Mausi" in 2005. Performed in "Happy" in 2006. Played Subbu in "Manoranjan: The Entertainment" in 2006. Played Das in "Journey Bombay to Goa: Laughter Unlimited" in 2007. Played Master Pasha in "Anwar" in 2007. Played Devkumar Malik - Air Traffic Controller, Goa in "Dhamaal" in 2007. Played Abdul Dicky in "Fool N Final" in 2007. Played Dinu in "Saanncha" in 2008. Played Rajah in "Tandoori Love" in 2008. Played Filter in "Hari Puttar: A Comedy of Terrors" in 2008. Played Noor Ahmed Khan in "Y.M.I. Yeh Mera India" in 2008. Performed in "Benaam" in 2008. Performed in "Ek Tho Chance" in 2009. Played Charan in "Dekh Bhai Dekh: Laughter Behind Darkness" in 2009. Played Yadav in "Barah Aana" in 2009. Played Murli in "Jugaad" in 2009. Performed in "Ek Se Bure Do" in 2009. Performed in "Toss: A Flip of Destiny" in 2009. Played Inspector Ranvijay in "Delhi-6" in 2009. Performed in "I Am 24" in 2010. Played Tanvir in "West Is West" in 2010. Played BaBa in "Paperback Raita" in 2011. Played Chetta Singh in "Bin Bulaye Baraati" in 2011. Played Professor Agarwal urf Agro in "Always Kabhi Kabhi" in 2011. Played Manghi in "Trapped in Tradition: Rivaaz" in 2011. Played Cowboy in "Delhi Belly" in 2011. Played Munshiji in "Ata Pata Lapatta" in 2012. Performed in "Aalaap" in 2012. Performed in "Gali Gali Chor Hai" in 2012. Played Sawatya in "Department" in 2012. Performed in "Daal Mein kuch kaala hai" in 2012. Played Remo in "Peter Gaya Kaam Se" in 2013. Played Jaan Mohammad in "Dedh Ishqiya" in 2014. Played M.K in "Calling Mr. Joe B Carvalho" in 2014. Performed in "O Teri" in 2014. Played Rehmat Ali in "Kya Dilli Kya Lahore" in 2014. Performed in "Santa Banta" in 2014.
How exactly the rectification of birth time is done according to Krishnamurti's method?
The Rectification Rules: the First TestingThe rules of rectification are based on the principles of Krishnamurti Paddhati (KP) and Ruling Planets (RP). According to the principles of KP, a planet's position, linkages and effects are determined by the Sign, Constellation and subdivision of the Constellation (popularly called as 'sub') that it occupies at a particular time. In other words, every planet is posited in a sign, occupying a particular star and situated in a sub in that star. Therefore, for a given moment of birth, the 1st cusp (that is the Ascendant/Lagna) would be posited in a particular sign, star and sub. This Ascendant sign-star-sub is our starting point and the increase or decrease in birth time would be operated on this cuspal point.Our next consideration would be the Moon's degree position in the Ruling planets. For those readers who do not have a clear idea as to what is 'Ruling planet', let me briefly discuss here. Ruling planets refer to the planets that become the Lagna sign-lord, star lord, Moon sign-lord, star lord and the day-lord at the time and place of judgment. Therefore, the ruling planets will invariably vary with time and place of judgment. According to the modern, modified KP principles, the Ruling Planets would include the Lagna sign-star-sub lords, Moon sign-star-sub lords, and the Day-lord of the time when the rectification effort is undertaken. For our method, we take into account only the Ruling Planet Moon's position for seeking linkages with the unrectified Ascendant/Lagna.According to the rule of rectification, if we find a linkage with the RP Moon sign-star-sub with the un-rectified Ascendant sign-star-sub AT ALL THE THREE LEVELS, then we are sure that the given birth time is correct. Or else we need to correct it by establishing this Three Level Linkage and find the new time.Stated otherwise, in order to ascertain the correctness of the birth time, we need to check whether the RP Moon sign-lord is linked to the un-rectified Ascendant sign-lord, RP Moon star-lord linked to the un-rectified Ascendant star-lord and RP Moon sub-lord linked with the un-rectified Ascendant sub-lord. This rule is therefore, a rule of three level one-to-one linkage.Let us now understand what constitutes a 'linkage'. For the purpose of birth time rectification, let us assume the following notions:Ascendant sign lord: X1 Ruling Moon's sign lord: Z1Ascendant star lord: X2 Ruling Moon's star lord: Z2Ascendant sub lord: X3 Ruling Moon's sub lord: Z3According to this method of birth time rectification, we need to first check the linkage between X1 and Z1, to ascertain whether the birth sign is correct or not. If there is no linkage between X1 and Z1, then we need to do rectification at this level first. Once this level is rectified, we need to check whether there is any linkage between X2 and Z2 to find the correct ascendant star. If there is no linkage, then we rectify the time at this level. Lastly, we need to check whether there is linkage between X3 and Z3 to find out whether the Lagna sub is correct according to the given time. If no linkage exists, then we need to increase or decrease the birth time till such sub-level linkage is obtained.Linkage is said to be present directly if anyone of the following conditions are observed:1. X and Z are same2. X is in sub of Z or vice versa3. X is in star of Z or vice versa4. X is in the sign of Z or vice versa5. X is in the star/sub of a third planet that appears as the star lord or sub lord of Z.The above rule for linkage is to be applied for ALL THE THREE LEVELS, that is, at the sign, star, and the sub level for creating linkage between the Ascendant and RP Moon, if such linkage is absent in the given birth time.The Rule of Origin: the Second Testing RuleWhat is the guarantee that the correct birth time arrived through the above procedure of linkage is 100% correct? KP astrologers are so passionate about Ruling Planets that they seldom go beyond the results indicated by the RPs. We take it for granted that the rectified time is fully correct without any further testing. Any scientific effort requires the rigour of testing the results for reliability and validity and astrology should never be exception to this rule, if it has to achieve the status of a pure science. Therefore, what is required is a 're-check' whether the rectified birth time is in fact correct or not. For this, I would now put forth a rule that I have been enlightened by the grace of lord Ganesha and personally tested over many charts and found highly satisfactory results. Though the logic of this rule is found in the ancient texts of astrology, I have been using this rule in birth time rectification using KP method. I call this rule as the Rule of Origin.The rationale behind the Rule of Origin is found in the ancient texts of astrology. According to the classical texts of astrology, the birth of a native happens due to his past Karma, Purva Punya (good deeds in the past life) and the father (who is the giver of the Beeja). The mother is only a bearer of the child (Kshetra), but the seed of life comes from the father. Thus, the 9th house of a birth chart shows the qualities of antecedents of a native. So, if the rectified time of birth is truly correct, then the Ascendant/Lagna must be linked with the 9th cusp. This is because every human being is born due to his father. Even modern medical fertilization requires at least one donor sperm cell for effective fertilization of the ovum. Therefore, our ancient astrological dictum about the human origin from his father can never be denied. Every birth must therefore, invariably be linked to the house of father, that is, the 9th cusp.In my Rule of Origin, I have found that the rectified birth time is indeed correct, if any one of the following is observed:1. The rectified Lagna Star lord is appearing as the 9th Star lord or sub lord.2. The rectified Lagna sub lord is appearing as the 9th Star lord or sub lord.3. The rectified Lagna Star lord or sub lord is linked to the 9th Star lord or sub lord through a third planet only.If this above linkage is observed between the rectified Lagna and 9th cusp, then only we can be sure that our rectified birth time is indeed correct. It is only after the satisfaction of the Rule of Origin that we can look into some of the life events of the native and corroborate with the rectified horoscope. I have always found that after the exercise of these two rules, the life events of the natives have been reflected in their birth charts to the highest degree of accuracy.
