[FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
--- My new experimental SPACE-TIME program is designed to produce changes "in" relative existence, for example, to improve the working environment. I frankly couldn't live without chanting since the practice helps me a great deal at work in a. protection from evil influences, and b. finding lost files. This is strictly a "relative-existence" program and doesn't have much of an influence re: the Transcendent. Some things to keep in mind: 1. results improve over time and are somewhat cumulative since causes -> effects, -> more causes -> effects, endlessly but the branching trees of causation/effects are manifested only with vigorous effort and time to implement. I started chanting mantras in 1972 with "Nam Myoho Renge Kyo"; which as everybody knows, is chanted to a "Gohonzon" or mandala. 2. Currently I have a SPACE/TIME program, using (for the TIME part); the Mayan TZOLKIN calendar as my mandala: http://lucidcrossroads.co.uk/mayan.htm Then, as the mantra I use a modified form of a short mantra to the Medicine Master Buddha. 3. As to the SPACE part of the program, I used a TERMA or "Treasures found in Space" set of mantras and visual focal points. The SPACE part will be revealed at a later date. The SPACE program is a great asset since it helps me locate missing files. However, a major test of my program will be to purchase a winning lottery ticket worth at least one million bucks. In other words, I hope to purchase a winning ticking at the appropriate TIME and PLACE. But the program is useful for other purposes. Just a half an hour ago somebody at work said he was suffering from gall stones and was out for a few days. I gave him some information on some possible cures along with some supplements, including lecithin (a fat dissolver). In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" wrote: > > Is this the sort of thing you're talking about? > http://www.astrodreamadvisor.com/free_mayan_readings.html > > - Original Message - > From: "yifuxero" > To: > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 2:13 PM > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > > > > ---Tzolkin - for changing time, it's structure; not timelessness > > necessarily. > > http://www.ncane.com/t224 > > > > In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" wrote: > >> > >> Yeah, had some Kaal Bhairav yajnas done once for timeliness. I see > > what > >> you're getting at. I don't know, personal sadhana reminds me all > > power in > >> the present, etc time not such a factor really... 10 minutes a > > day > >> really, you must think I'm cheap. > >> > >> > >> - Original Message - > >> From: "yifuxero" > >> To: > >> Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 1:49 PM > >> Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > >> > >> > >> > - > >> > Maybe the Mayans can help, with the TIME factor. Bring up a pic > > of > >> > the "Mayan Tzolkin" and chant some mantras to it. Do this for 10 > >> > minutes per day. Note the results and report back. > >> > http://www.mayanmajix.com/ancient_F1.html > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote: > >> >> > >> >> Kirk, > >> >> > >> >> It sounds like you would do well as a TM Sidha if you're not > >> >> already. In theory, you can do good both for the world and > >> > yourself. > >> >> > >> >> Nonetheless, your case appears to parallel that of Job in the Old > >> >> Testament. He too questioned: why me? > >> >> > >> >> JR > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >> >> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" > >> >> wrote: > >> >> > > >> >> > Sure grate.swan, I feel you. Well after that year my life > >> > collapsed > >> >> as far > >> >> > as dreams and ambitions go and sometimes I will now just be > > doing > >> >> absolutely > >> >> > nothing with nothing in mind to do. I had crashed, and as a > >> > friend > >> >> of mine > >> >> > puts it, "gone through the bottom." I am still bottoming out > > too > >> >> most > >> >> > likely. People ask me often what's going on, and I
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
Is this the sort of thing you're talking about? http://www.astrodreamadvisor.com/free_mayan_readings.html - Original Message - From: "yifuxero" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 2:13 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > ---Tzolkin - for changing time, it's structure; not timelessness > necessarily. > http://www.ncane.com/t224 > > In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" wrote: >> >> Yeah, had some Kaal Bhairav yajnas done once for timeliness. I see > what >> you're getting at. I don't know, personal sadhana reminds me all > power in >> the present, etc time not such a factor really... 10 minutes a > day >> really, you must think I'm cheap. >> >> >> - Original Message ----- >> From: "yifuxero" >> To: >> Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 1:49 PM >> Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas >> >> >> > - >> > Maybe the Mayans can help, with the TIME factor. Bring up a pic > of >> > the "Mayan Tzolkin" and chant some mantras to it. Do this for 10 >> > minutes per day. Note the results and report back. >> > http://www.mayanmajix.com/ancient_F1.html >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote: >> >> >> >> Kirk, >> >> >> >> It sounds like you would do well as a TM Sidha if you're not >> >> already. In theory, you can do good both for the world and >> > yourself. >> >> >> >> Nonetheless, your case appears to parallel that of Job in the Old >> >> Testament. He too questioned: why me? >> >> >> >> JR >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" >> >> wrote: >> >> > >> >> > Sure grate.swan, I feel you. Well after that year my life >> > collapsed >> >> as far >> >> > as dreams and ambitions go and sometimes I will now just be > doing >> >> absolutely >> >> > nothing with nothing in mind to do. I had crashed, and as a >> > friend >> >> of mine >> >> > puts it, "gone through the bottom." I am still bottoming out > too >> >> most >> >> > likely. People ask me often what's going on, and I always >> >> say, "totally >> >> > nothing!" I have ceased to live for meaning and live really for >> > the >> >> moment. >> >> > >> >> > I have to thank my wife for her support which has kept me going >> >> through all >> >> > these years when I have never really fit into society and the >> > every >> >> day work >> >> > force. I also want to thank my unique few friends in NOLA for >> >> having also >> >> > nothing to do and so being able to hang out. Shout out to the >> > local >> >> lama for >> >> > also just hanging around with nothing in mind to do especially. >> > And >> >> then I >> >> > praise this group which altogether takes on the characteristic >> >> of 'friend.' >> >> > FFLife takes on the sense of nagging spiritual subconscious in >> > the >> >> back of >> >> > my mind. >> >> > >> >> > I want to do iboga treatment under the care of a Bwiti > tribesman. >> >> But for >> >> > lack of a plane ticket could anyone from outside the US who can >> > buy >> >> ibogaine >> >> > for me and mail it to me? Like a Canadian? Please PM me if you >> >> would help. >> >> > I will keep our correspondence entirely secret. Let me know. >> >> > >> >> > - Original Message - >> >> > From: "enlightened_dawn11" >> >> > To: >> >> > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:17 AM >> >> > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas >> >> > >> >> > >> >> > >i also have found it easy at times in my life to lose focus on >> > what >> >> > > is directly in front of me, and let my thirst for greater >> > spirtual >> >> > > presence to blind me to my daily responsibilities. a dear >> > friend >> >> of >> >> > > mine sometimes reminds me to just be where i am. it is great >> >> advice. >> >> > > there is not actual difference between what i can do from an >> >> > > ordinary perspective, and engaging in a lot of mystical >> > practices. >> >> > > and the results, whatever they may be, speak for themselves. >> >> > >> >> >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > To subscribe, send a message to: >> > fairfieldlife-subscr...@yahoogroups.com >> > >> > Or go to: >> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ >> > and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > To subscribe, send a message to: > fairfieldlife-subscr...@yahoogroups.com > > Or go to: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ > and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
[FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
---Tzolkin - for changing time, it's structure; not timelessness necessarily. http://www.ncane.com/t224 In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" wrote: > > Yeah, had some Kaal Bhairav yajnas done once for timeliness. I see what > you're getting at. I don't know, personal sadhana reminds me all power in > the present, etc time not such a factor really... 10 minutes a day > really, you must think I'm cheap. > > > - Original Message - > From: "yifuxero" > To: > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 1:49 PM > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > > > > - > > Maybe the Mayans can help, with the TIME factor. Bring up a pic of > > the "Mayan Tzolkin" and chant some mantras to it. Do this for 10 > > minutes per day. Note the results and report back. > > http://www.mayanmajix.com/ancient_F1.html > > > > > > > > > > -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote: > >> > >> Kirk, > >> > >> It sounds like you would do well as a TM Sidha if you're not > >> already. In theory, you can do good both for the world and > > yourself. > >> > >> Nonetheless, your case appears to parallel that of Job in the Old > >> Testament. He too questioned: why me? > >> > >> JR > >> > >> > >> > >> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" > >> wrote: > >> > > >> > Sure grate.swan, I feel you. Well after that year my life > > collapsed > >> as far > >> > as dreams and ambitions go and sometimes I will now just be doing > >> absolutely > >> > nothing with nothing in mind to do. I had crashed, and as a > > friend > >> of mine > >> > puts it, "gone through the bottom." I am still bottoming out too > >> most > >> > likely. People ask me often what's going on, and I always > >> say, "totally > >> > nothing!" I have ceased to live for meaning and live really for > > the > >> moment. > >> > > >> > I have to thank my wife for her support which has kept me going > >> through all > >> > these years when I have never really fit into society and the > > every > >> day work > >> > force. I also want to thank my unique few friends in NOLA for > >> having also > >> > nothing to do and so being able to hang out. Shout out to the > > local > >> lama for > >> > also just hanging around with nothing in mind to do especially. > > And > >> then I > >> > praise this group which altogether takes on the characteristic > >> of 'friend.' > >> > FFLife takes on the sense of nagging spiritual subconscious in > > the > >> back of > >> > my mind. > >> > > >> > I want to do iboga treatment under the care of a Bwiti tribesman. > >> But for > >> > lack of a plane ticket could anyone from outside the US who can > > buy > >> ibogaine > >> > for me and mail it to me? Like a Canadian? Please PM me if you > >> would help. > >> > I will keep our correspondence entirely secret. Let me know. > >> > > >> > - Original Message - > >> > From: "enlightened_dawn11" > >> > To: > >> > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:17 AM > >> > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > >> > > >> > > >> > >i also have found it easy at times in my life to lose focus on > > what > >> > > is directly in front of me, and let my thirst for greater > > spirtual > >> > > presence to blind me to my daily responsibilities. a dear > > friend > >> of > >> > > mine sometimes reminds me to just be where i am. it is great > >> advice. > >> > > there is not actual difference between what i can do from an > >> > > ordinary perspective, and engaging in a lot of mystical > > practices. > >> > > and the results, whatever they may be, speak for themselves. > >> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > To subscribe, send a message to: > > fairfieldlife-subscr...@yahoogroups.com > > > > Or go to: > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ > > and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
Yeah, had some Kaal Bhairav yajnas done once for timeliness. I see what you're getting at. I don't know, personal sadhana reminds me all power in the present, etc time not such a factor really... 10 minutes a day really, you must think I'm cheap. - Original Message - From: "yifuxero" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 1:49 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > - > Maybe the Mayans can help, with the TIME factor. Bring up a pic of > the "Mayan Tzolkin" and chant some mantras to it. Do this for 10 > minutes per day. Note the results and report back. > http://www.mayanmajix.com/ancient_F1.html > > > > > -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote: >> >> Kirk, >> >> It sounds like you would do well as a TM Sidha if you're not >> already. In theory, you can do good both for the world and > yourself. >> >> Nonetheless, your case appears to parallel that of Job in the Old >> Testament. He too questioned: why me? >> >> JR >> >> >> >> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" >> wrote: >> > >> > Sure grate.swan, I feel you. Well after that year my life > collapsed >> as far >> > as dreams and ambitions go and sometimes I will now just be doing >> absolutely >> > nothing with nothing in mind to do. I had crashed, and as a > friend >> of mine >> > puts it, "gone through the bottom." I am still bottoming out too >> most >> > likely. People ask me often what's going on, and I always >> say, "totally >> > nothing!" I have ceased to live for meaning and live really for > the >> moment. >> > >> > I have to thank my wife for her support which has kept me going >> through all >> > these years when I have never really fit into society and the > every >> day work >> > force. I also want to thank my unique few friends in NOLA for >> having also >> > nothing to do and so being able to hang out. Shout out to the > local >> lama for >> > also just hanging around with nothing in mind to do especially. > And >> then I >> > praise this group which altogether takes on the characteristic >> of 'friend.' >> > FFLife takes on the sense of nagging spiritual subconscious in > the >> back of >> > my mind. >> > >> > I want to do iboga treatment under the care of a Bwiti tribesman. >> But for >> > lack of a plane ticket could anyone from outside the US who can > buy >> ibogaine >> > for me and mail it to me? Like a Canadian? Please PM me if you >> would help. >> > I will keep our correspondence entirely secret. Let me know. >> > >> > - Original Message - >> > From: "enlightened_dawn11" >> > To: >> > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:17 AM >> > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas >> > >> > >> > >i also have found it easy at times in my life to lose focus on > what >> > > is directly in front of me, and let my thirst for greater > spirtual >> > > presence to blind me to my daily responsibilities. a dear > friend >> of >> > > mine sometimes reminds me to just be where i am. it is great >> advice. >> > > there is not actual difference between what i can do from an >> > > ordinary perspective, and engaging in a lot of mystical > practices. >> > > and the results, whatever they may be, speak for themselves. >> > >> > > > > > > > To subscribe, send a message to: > fairfieldlife-subscr...@yahoogroups.com > > Or go to: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ > and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
[FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
- Maybe the Mayans can help, with the TIME factor. Bring up a pic of the "Mayan Tzolkin" and chant some mantras to it. Do this for 10 minutes per day. Note the results and report back. http://www.mayanmajix.com/ancient_F1.html -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" wrote: > > Kirk, > > It sounds like you would do well as a TM Sidha if you're not > already. In theory, you can do good both for the world and yourself. > > Nonetheless, your case appears to parallel that of Job in the Old > Testament. He too questioned: why me? > > JR > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" > wrote: > > > > Sure grate.swan, I feel you. Well after that year my life collapsed > as far > > as dreams and ambitions go and sometimes I will now just be doing > absolutely > > nothing with nothing in mind to do. I had crashed, and as a friend > of mine > > puts it, "gone through the bottom." I am still bottoming out too > most > > likely. People ask me often what's going on, and I always > say, "totally > > nothing!" I have ceased to live for meaning and live really for the > moment. > > > > I have to thank my wife for her support which has kept me going > through all > > these years when I have never really fit into society and the every > day work > > force. I also want to thank my unique few friends in NOLA for > having also > > nothing to do and so being able to hang out. Shout out to the local > lama for > > also just hanging around with nothing in mind to do especially. And > then I > > praise this group which altogether takes on the characteristic > of 'friend.' > > FFLife takes on the sense of nagging spiritual subconscious in the > back of > > my mind. > > > > I want to do iboga treatment under the care of a Bwiti tribesman. > But for > > lack of a plane ticket could anyone from outside the US who can buy > ibogaine > > for me and mail it to me? Like a Canadian? Please PM me if you > would help. > > I will keep our correspondence entirely secret. Let me know. > > > > - Original Message - > > From: "enlightened_dawn11" > > To: > > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:17 AM > > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > > > > > > >i also have found it easy at times in my life to lose focus on what > > > is directly in front of me, and let my thirst for greater spirtual > > > presence to blind me to my daily responsibilities. a dear friend > of > > > mine sometimes reminds me to just be where i am. it is great > advice. > > > there is not actual difference between what i can do from an > > > ordinary perspective, and engaging in a lot of mystical practices. > > > and the results, whatever they may be, speak for themselves. > > >
[FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
Kirk, It sounds like you would do well as a TM Sidha if you're not already. In theory, you can do good both for the world and yourself. Nonetheless, your case appears to parallel that of Job in the Old Testament. He too questioned: why me? JR --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" wrote: > > Sure grate.swan, I feel you. Well after that year my life collapsed as far > as dreams and ambitions go and sometimes I will now just be doing absolutely > nothing with nothing in mind to do. I had crashed, and as a friend of mine > puts it, "gone through the bottom." I am still bottoming out too most > likely. People ask me often what's going on, and I always say, "totally > nothing!" I have ceased to live for meaning and live really for the moment. > > I have to thank my wife for her support which has kept me going through all > these years when I have never really fit into society and the every day work > force. I also want to thank my unique few friends in NOLA for having also > nothing to do and so being able to hang out. Shout out to the local lama for > also just hanging around with nothing in mind to do especially. And then I > praise this group which altogether takes on the characteristic of 'friend.' > FFLife takes on the sense of nagging spiritual subconscious in the back of > my mind. > > I want to do iboga treatment under the care of a Bwiti tribesman. But for > lack of a plane ticket could anyone from outside the US who can buy ibogaine > for me and mail it to me? Like a Canadian? Please PM me if you would help. > I will keep our correspondence entirely secret. Let me know. > > - Original Message ----- > From: "enlightened_dawn11" > To: > Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:17 AM > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas > > > >i also have found it easy at times in my life to lose focus on what > > is directly in front of me, and let my thirst for greater spirtual > > presence to blind me to my daily responsibilities. a dear friend of > > mine sometimes reminds me to just be where i am. it is great advice. > > there is not actual difference between what i can do from an > > ordinary perspective, and engaging in a lot of mystical practices. > > and the results, whatever they may be, speak for themselves. >
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
Sure grate.swan, I feel you. Well after that year my life collapsed as far as dreams and ambitions go and sometimes I will now just be doing absolutely nothing with nothing in mind to do. I had crashed, and as a friend of mine puts it, "gone through the bottom." I am still bottoming out too most likely. People ask me often what's going on, and I always say, "totally nothing!" I have ceased to live for meaning and live really for the moment. I have to thank my wife for her support which has kept me going through all these years when I have never really fit into society and the every day work force. I also want to thank my unique few friends in NOLA for having also nothing to do and so being able to hang out. Shout out to the local lama for also just hanging around with nothing in mind to do especially. And then I praise this group which altogether takes on the characteristic of 'friend.' FFLife takes on the sense of nagging spiritual subconscious in the back of my mind. I want to do iboga treatment under the care of a Bwiti tribesman. But for lack of a plane ticket could anyone from outside the US who can buy ibogaine for me and mail it to me? Like a Canadian? Please PM me if you would help. I will keep our correspondence entirely secret. Let me know. - Original Message - From: "enlightened_dawn11" To: Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 10:17 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas >i also have found it easy at times in my life to lose focus on what > is directly in front of me, and let my thirst for greater spirtual > presence to blind me to my daily responsibilities. a dear friend of > mine sometimes reminds me to just be where i am. it is great advice. > there is not actual difference between what i can do from an > ordinary perspective, and engaging in a lot of mystical practices. > and the results, whatever they may be, speak for themselves.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Pujas/Yajnas
i also have found it easy at times in my life to lose focus on what is directly in front of me, and let my thirst for greater spirtual presence to blind me to my daily responsibilities. a dear friend of mine sometimes reminds me to just be where i am. it is great advice. there is not actual difference between what i can do from an ordinary perspective, and engaging in a lot of mystical practices. and the results, whatever they may be, speak for themselves. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" wrote: > > A couple years ago I was heavily involved in pujas and yajnas. > > I had a theory which I tried to prove correct or incorrect to myself. I spent 10,000 bucks of my own money, during already stretched financial times so as to prove the strength of my intention to see the thing through. I sought teachers who could perform rituals with fire offering. In Hindu it's called Homam, in Buddha it's called Jinsek. I had perhaps as many as three hundred jinseks and homams performed. > > One thing I tried to do at times was aim a yajna at someone. Not anything malefic, but instead, something positive, so as to liberate circumstances of the times. > > Well let me tell you all that the Bush administration had me paranoid. I had gotten my wife pregnant and I was going to be a father. I decided to aim my intention for a better world at those who had tried to control and fuck it up. So I would have small homams done at various temples in that person's name. Let's say, George Bush Jr may have had Pratyangira Devi performed on his behalf many times for bringing peace to the world. > > We miscarried, not once but twice, and being at the end of our fruitful years I fell headlong into my mid life crisis. Now knowing that we would be fruitless. Having lost my best job ever, I was unable to continue the puja/yajna test. > > Which was probably for the best as a piece of advice I had from one fine teacher was that when having yajnas done one should stick with one troupe for a series of time. I have found this to be true as the attention of different groups often conflicts with others. To maintain clarity it's best to stay true to one group of ritualists at a time. > > There's no telling of outcome, suffice it to say that due to influence of a lama I know I honed my intention from doing yajna with New Orleans, or Louisiana as beneficiary, to having yajnas performed from all beings for all beings benefit. > > This last, the Bodhisattva intention to benefit all beings, may all beings be happy, so I started doing yajnas not selfishly at all any longer but selflessly. A few times I knew a peace of mind that surpassed anything I had ever felt before. > > Then the yajnas wore off and I went strictly back to personal practice. That was the best thing of all, was just personal practice. It's easy to forget how important personal practice is when one is getting pumped through yajnas. > > At any rate, as we all do when we patronize various puja and yajna sites from the net, we create the market for these things. And then the price raises. So I knew that my intentions and yajnas as unknown as they might have been by the world at large I felt that few people would ever again in all of history would walk my footsteps. Price, facility, and intention came together for a short while. I was able to have my intentions spoken before the eternal. I was truely a magician! > > Okay, so, so much to say, so little in the way of words to write it. Does anyone have any issues with what I've written? Signed Kirk B - trying to benefit others whether they like it or not. I reiterate and guarentee to all that my intentions and motives were all to benefit other beings. > > I wish I could have done yajnas for selfish things like personal riches, but I simply couldn't considering the state of affairs of the world. But it's still my belief that the institutor of the rite, that is, the person paying, their intentions are what is weighted ultimately, especially if the price of the ceremony is a personal sacrifice. And it is important to clarify the samkalpam and make it as broad reaching and open and aimed to benefit as many as is possible. > > For instance I had Mahamritunjaya done for tha Dalai Lama and other lamas of mine. For longevity. Does anyone see anything right or wrong with this sort of thinking? Thanks for reading. Thanks moreso for commenting. >
