Sri Durga Devi commenced communication with Sri Ram Rushi on February 25, 2003. This day is being taken as the manifestation day of Sri Durga Devi. From this day onwards, Sri Durga devi, through Sri Ram Rushi, has been giving invaluable spiritual teachings that have never been available in any book before.

*IMPORTANT: Times indicated are India Standard Time (IST). For maximum benefit, one should try to chant during these times. To determine the time in India, one can use WorldTimeserver.com.

Place stress upon the bold and underlined letters in the above table to activate the Marak aspect of that deity

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    Seekers who have been advised to chant 5 hours (or more) should consider the above 3 hours as a part of the total five hours (or more). For the remaining 2 hours, one should do one’s main distressing energy chant (individual chant). Seekers who have been advised 2 hours of chanting should chant for 3 hours on this day.

District sevaks (chiefs) should plan for all seekers

    All seekers should chant during the time slots given above. District sevaks should plan seekers’ chanting and satseva. Make sure not even one seeker misses the chanting. Sri Durgadevi is giving divine energy (shakti) in the form of blessings through this chanting so that all seekers’ spiritual progress occurs. Hence, we should use our willful action and use that shakti for ourselves. Let us pay gratitude at Sri Durgadevi’s holy feet for giving the shakti in the form of blessings and let us pray at Her holy feet that "Let Your grace be there upon all seekers like this. "

Seekers should note the following while chanting

	While chanting, if we talk to someone or go for water or toilet, etc., at least 5 minutes are wasted. Sri Durgadevi does not consider these lost 5 minutes in the chanting hours. Hence, if the chanting occurs less even by 5 minutes, then Sri Durgadevi does not consider the chanting as done. Therefore, seekers should cover the lost minutes and chant that many minutes more.
	Also, even if one does 3 hours of chanting, it does not mean that the chanting was done with spiritual emotion (bhav) all the time. Therefore while planning the above chanting, plan to do each chant 15 minutes more for each seeker.

   In our worldly life, how do we behave with the person who inflicts large-scale indignities on us? Do we feel equally furious about the enemy within us called personality defects? Let us ponder this.

    The Sanatan explains the science of Spirituality behind the arrangement of deities in the temple-room at one’s home. It states that Lord Ganesh should be placed in the center and the female deities should be placed on His left side and the male deities on the right side. However, many seekers are surprised and puzzled that the same arrangement is not found in the picture strip of seven deities that is kept for sale by Sanatan. The reason for that is as follows.

     If the numbers of the female deities and the male deities are the same (i.e., three female deities and three male deities), placing Lord Ganesh’s picture in the center is proper and balancing. The seven main deities have six male deities and one female deity. Considering this, it is not possible to place the picture of Lord Ganesh in the center. The order of the setting of the deities in the picture strip of seven deities is done considering the color combination as well as the vibrations created by the overall picture.

    Many seekers are responsible for varied satsevas, at different levels in the varied fields of Sanatan. They are referred to as the ‘Chief/in charge’. Normally, in worldly affairs, the chief/in-charge person is termed as the one who gives orders to his subordinates and who always thinks about how to get the work done from them without caring for their difficulties. In Sanatan’s work culture, however, the ‘Chief’ means the more responsible seeker.

     In the epic Ramayan, Bharat carried out his duties and ruled over the kingdom of Ayodhya as a ‘servitor of Lord Rama’, when Lord Ram was the actual King of Ayodhya Who was exiled for a period of 14 years. The chief seekers should also develop the same attitude towards their responsibilities and satsevas as a Guru’s servitor / God’s servitor. These seekers should feel that they have taken up the responsibility of the satseva and they are primarily responsible to complete the satseva to perfection. Hence, seekers should be mindful of the fact that Chief of District means servitor of District, Chief of Center means Servitor of Center, Chief of Satsang means Servitor of Satsang and Chief of Report means Servitor of Report and they should be referred to by these nomenclatures only.

    While travelling in a vehicle, some passengers have the habit of throwing out trash from moving vehicles. This makes the roads and the area filthy; besides, it is also unhygienic. Hence, one should abstain from throwing out waste from a moving vehicle and should stop the vehicle and only put the waste in the garbage. If it is not possible to stop the vehicle, the trash should be collected in a plastic bag or a paper bag and put it in the garbage when the vehicle does stop.