Dear allI am really dismayed at the growing dependence of the corporate and 
political  world resorting to tantric powers for succes and mental peace . 
There has been a mention about this obsession in india today a few years back 
.hinduism is not at all understood by us .it is a wonderful balance of duties 
rights and way of living .why r we getting stuck at the ritualistic level. Why 
don't we realise we have no power to change our destiny.of course we have the 
power of prayer ,positive vibrations which do help  and modify.                 
 Let us read out vedas and upanishads and realise there is a time when we need 
to know when tobe  detached .it is comical when peopl get terrified of evil 
forces.please realise we r all mortal and distri buting and sharing are the 
real forces which help. No one is responsible for our life's activities ups and 
down .we all know it is a kaala chakram.        There r 4 stages for all .when 
we reach vaanprastham we should have the brains to realise and move away .fear 
is the biggest disease.pls don't blame any one accept everyone's behaviour.u 
might like the excerpts from the upanishad.all of us must during our early 
seventies must  follow vedanta way only to prevent from cribbing and the 
emotion of fear rage and jealousy . We r so petrified why.  life is very 
painful I know but no point in finding loopholes .accept and move on believe me 
it helps pls don't encourage half baked ritualistic methods and demean our 
divine religion. Naam sankeertanam  and discipline is the best solution to 
alleviate mental and physical pain .Regards jayshree venkatraman

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mass of taste, even so this Self, my dear, has neither inside nor outside and 
is altogether a homogeneous mass of Intelligence. This Self comes out as a 
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Vedic Verses for 8/6/17 



As a lump of salt has neither inside nor outside and is altogether a 
homogeneous mass of taste, even so this Self, my dear, has neither inside nor 
outside and is altogether a homogeneous mass of Intelligence. This Self comes 
out as a separate entity from the elements and with their destruction this 
separate existence is also destroyed. After attaining this oneness it has no 
more consciousness. This is what I say, my dear. So said Yajnavalkya.

Yajur Veda, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad IV, V-Yajnavalkya and Maitreyi (II), 13

Approving, may he accord us wealth inexhaustible together with offspring! Void 
of anger, may he keep us in his mercy and favor!

Atharva Veda VII, 20, 3

Approachable, O Grace, best of guides, is your name, pleasant and bountiful! 
For your own name's sake fulfill our sacrifice, O source of all riches, and 
grant us, O Blessed One, treasures and heroes.

Atharva Veda VII, 20, 4

Grace, in response to our well-performed oblation, draws night to impart fair 
lands and brave heroes. Her providence is kindly. Guided by the Gods, may she 
enhance still further the sacrifice we offer!

Atharva Veda VII, 20, 5

Grace has become this All--whatever stands, whatever walks and moves. Accept 
us, O Goddess! Grant us your favor!

Atharva Veda VII, 20, 6
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