Substances used for protection from evil-eye should have the capacity to attract Raja–Tama-predominant waves, congregate them and eliminate them; only then will the casting off become effective.
When lemon is used for casting off the evil-eye; the subtle Raja vibrations in gaseous form gain momentum and attract the Raja–Tama covering around the individual towards themselves and congregate them.
Alum is used to congregate and destroy the covering over the Manomaya-kosha. Alum has inherent odour having white gas that can very easily disperse in the atmosphere.
When the evil-eye is cast off on the strength of a prayer unto God, the individual performing evil-eye remedies is not distressed and the distress of the afflicted individual reduces in lesser time.
It is preferable to use Bhimseni camphor for casting off the evil-eye. The mission of every component is decided upon by its inherent characteristics and qualities of the component.
Under the guidance of Paratpar Guru (Dr.) Athavale, in 2008 a seeker-artist drew a picture of Deity of Justice in Indian attire.
This self-materialised Ganapati has manifested from the cliff of a mountain in the Ranathambhor forest which is located at 2000 feet above sea level. Only the face and a part of the trunk of Shri Ganesh is seen arising from the mountain
The benefit reaped by visiting Morgaon, place of pilgrimage, is eternal and one is never deprived of it. One who dies here will attain Moksha (Final Liberation) directly.
The Shri Ganesh Idol installed at Theur (Pune District) is also known as Chintamani. It is one of the famous places of pilgrimage from among the eight Vinayaks.
The famous Shri Chintamani temple at Shri Kshetra Kalamb village which is 23 kilometres from Yavatmal on the Yavatmal-Nagpur State Highway, is the seat of faith for lakhs of devotees. Let us understand more about this Shri Chintamani temple and its legends.
