How To Grow Your Own Money Tree. Dear Friend,
The biggest festival in the world is the Kumbh Mela held on the banks of the river Ganges in India every 12 years, with a crowd size once reported to be 40 million on a single day.
The festival is in commemoration of a semi-mythological event from India's timeless past called the Samudra Mathan, meaning 'the churning of the milk ocean'. It was from this churning that Amrita - the nectar of immortality - was said to have been produced. In the course of it's production, there were eight by-products, two of which were Surabhi (the 'holy cow' / 'cash cow') and a fabulous tree called Parijata ,a money tree.
These ancient Indian stories can be enjoyed as myths, but on a deeper level represent coded information about the eternal processes of the universe of which the human body is a microcosm.
Within the human body the only place a 'churning' could be said to take place is in the stomach ie your Nabhi chakra. Which means, to grow your Parijata tree, meditating on your Nabhi chakra might be a good start :o) . More about the secret of your Nabhi Chakra below.
Also below: Water is good you - especially 'curative' vibrated water - but how much should you be drinking a day? And, a simple way of clearing your nabhi and vishuddhi chakras to help you feel stronger vibes at crown of head and get deeper meditation and a relaxed facial appearance.
Best wishesP. PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down. |
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