How to remove disti? I have an aunt who always envies our progress. Everybody falls sick at home after she visits. I have severe headache after she saw my marriage album. I had no medical reason to have headache. How to prevent disti? My mom does remove with salt and mirchi. Any other methods?
It sounds to me like your aunt is what is sometimes referred to as a "sapper" This means that they will sick your energy on a spiritual as well as physical and phycological level. The best remedy for this is to get yourself a catalist for this. What this means is; Purchase or find a clear chrystal. Tell/pray to the chrystal to be cleansed of negative energy and give it the job of being a filter for you. let the chrystal sit in water, on your window sill, in the moonlight for 2 nights full. Carry the chrystal with you. If you can wear it around your neck even better, but in a pocket is sufficiant. When a "sapper" (your aunt) comes around you, conciously route any negative energy to the chrystal and ask it for protection from any sappers. The chrystal will absorb/deflect any negativity/sucking of energy. If you pay attention to your feellings/energy levels, you may notice there are more sappers out there than your aunt. Sappers come in two catagories....some are fully aware of this effect/ability they have on others and abuse this....some are sappers and are absolutely unaware of it.
salt and mirchi are ok. they r only main.i don't know other method.
nowadays r u still thinking about disti?i think u have sycological feeling about disti when u'r aunty comes u'r house.u consult a doctor about u'r headache or i think it is u'r false beleif.
I beleive in Dhristi. You can remove Dhristi with salt and red chillies. Please don't worry too much about this. We have to deal with such people. It is a part and parcel of life.
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Dhrishti Parihaaram is a measure to ward off the evil, cast by an evil eye.
Traditional methods of pariharam :
Material level:
Some fruits like lemon, watermelon and coconut have the capacity to absorb negative energy. For eg. A new automobile is run over lemons before it starts its journey.
Watermelons are hung at the gates of houses
Babies are smeared with collyrium on the forehead and the cheek to ward off evil.
Physical level:
Burning camphor, when brought near any person burns out all the negativity around the person. It is necessary that the mind get tuned (in order to absorb the negative energy) to these media (lemons coconuts, collyrium) of Dhristi Parihaaram so that they serve the desired purpose.
The word 'dhristi' (Evil Eye) traces its origin from Sanskrit and its literal meaning is 'sight' In modern linguistics its usage signifies 'evil eye' or rather 'casting an evil-eye' Dhristi is not a concept borrowed from superstitions.
Science explains it as the flow of negativity that affects the person or object towards which it is directed.
Origin of negativity/ negative energy
Every thought form is associated with energy, just as blessings and good thoughts have a positive aura about them, so also negative emotions harness harmful or negative energy.
Sources of these negative energies are, people who give way to:
Jealousy
Sense of discrimination/comparison : the feeling that other people are better than you, thereby leading to frustrations.
Spirit of vengeance/retaliation : people who curse spitefully seeing the prosperity of their rivals.These emotions may not manifest or surface out but their presence even at the subconscious level can be destructive.
Drishti results in:
1. Uneasiness
2. Lack of interest
3. Sudden illness
4. Prolonged illness (without any reason).
The Vedic perspective
The vedas have described four kinds of people
1. The Satpurushas: who help others without caring for their own well-being
2. The Samanyas: they help considering the position of the self
3. Manushya Rakshasas: who extract benefits by disturbing others welfare
4. People who harm others without any purpose
According to the vedas, people who belong to the last two categories(described above) are most likely to cast an evil eye.
Power of Dhristi
The ominous power of Dhristi can be subtle or immense depending upon the depth of negative emotions. Stronger the emotions greater will be the energy released.
This energy can work at the
Material level : An evil-eye on other's possessions like wealth, property, and other accessories which consequently deplete the victims of their resources.
Physical and the psychological level : The 'hale and hearty' suddenly succumb to ill-health, or happiness and peace of mind is lost. These are some of the nasty effects of Dhristi.
Witchcraft, black magicetc. are advanced manifestations of Dhristi.
Dhristi parihaaram
Dhrishti Parihaaram is a measure to ward off the evil, cast by an evil eye. The remedy also depends upon the source from which the negative energy has been produced whether it is a product of witchcraft or black magic.
Traditional methods of pariharam
Material level: Some fruits like lemon, watermelon and coconut have the capacity to absorb negative energy. For eg. A new automobile is run over lemons before it starts its journey. Watermelons are hung at the gates of houses and babies are smeared with collyrium on the forehead and the cheek to ward off evil.
Physical level: Burning camphor, when brought near any person burns out all the negativity around the person. It is necessary that the mind get tuned (in order to absorb the negative energy) to these media (lemons coconuts, collyrium) of Dhristi Parihaaram so that they serve the desired purpose.
Spiritual methods of Dhristi Parihaaram
The evil that is cast due to black magic or witchcraft needs more powerful remedies like :
Homams
Japams
Mantra chanting
Parayanam
which need to be performed with a Guru's consultation. The apt Pariharam will be recommended depending upon the suffering of the victim.
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