Real Story Of Sadhak Through Indra Vaibhav Sadhana:
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| God Indra |
It is poverty and object impoverishment that greeted me as I
entered into this world. With beautiful childish dreams floating before my eyes
I would hope in my early years this false hope slowly faded away as I
reluctantly realized that impecuniousness was there to stay in our house.
Early morning each day my father would leave to toil day
long and return with flour in the evening just enough to temporarily douse the
roaring fire in our – my mother and three kids – guts. Mother too washed dishes
for other households for tidbits that would comprise our second meal.
As my perception towards life matured with age I often
wondered if this was living. Attempts to seek some job would land me with
nothing more than mean chores like car-washing or sweeping with no assurance of
a payment. Most times blows and curses were all I got.
Then one day I realized I couldn’t take any more of such
life and one night in spite of the emotional bond of kinship tugging at my
heart I stole away from home. At the station I boarded a train without
bothering where it was bound for. As I sat in a compartment words drifting from
the next cabin caught my attention. A hearty conversation was on between two
passengers from which I realized that the train was bound for Jodhpur. The talk
centered on a spiritual Guru, who as appeared from their words could solve any
problem in a person’s life.
For me this piece of information was like sun bursting out
of dark clouds and I literally rushed to them to know more. The next morning
when I landed at Jodhpur I made straight for the Guru’s home. Once face to face
with Gurudev Dr. Narayan Dutt Shrimali
I found him to be a simple looking man robed in a spotless white Dhoti Kurta.
It was my first meeting yet deep down I felt as if I know him for ages.
Without hesitation I related my tale of woes to him. Having
heard my part he kept silent for several moments and then said,” Stay here and work in the Ashram.” I
was delighted at the offer and within a few months I found myself settling down
to the Ashram routine. However whenever I was alone I could not help worrying
about my family.
Months flew by and one day I was summoned in Gurudev’s
presence. “Tell me about your family.” He said. “Don’t you remember them?”
before I knew it I was sobbing inconsolably. When I had regained my composure
he said “I never believe in mincing words. To tell you the truth, son the
future holds no promise of a better life for your family.”
“But Gurudev all I ask for is two square meals for them. “I
managed to blurt out; afraid I would burst into tears again. You can do
something, can’t you?”
“Even luck can change,” he said,” and the selfless way in
which you have worked in the Ashram won’t go waste. For your efforts I am now
revealing an important Sadhana to you. “At the Ashram itself I accomplished the
Sadhana and no sooner was it over than Gurudev bid me adieu. I was not certain
where to go and headed for the station. There I ran into a family which too was
returning home after a visit to Gurudev’s place. Their luggage was bulky and I
offered to help. “Why did you leave the Ashram, “Asked the head of the family
when we had settled down in a compartment.
“Gurudev now wants me to work outside. I don’t know what to
do?”
“Would you like to accompany me?” he said taking me unaware.
“I have a large business and could do with an honest hand.”
It was all happening due to Gurudev’s grace. They was real
rich family. I joined their business and devoted my free time to educating
myself. Much pleased with my honesty and dedication the rich man later helped
me start a garment shop of my own and within a few years I had all one could
dream of. Then came the day when I invited my family from back home to come and
live with me. They had given me up for dead and their joy knew no bounds on
seeing me not just alive but rich and prospering.
More than my honesty or dedication I know it is due to
Gurudev’s blessings and power of Indra
Vaibhav Sadhana or Prayog that I live in such affluence today.
One needs Indra
Vaibhav Yantra and 21 Indrabhs
for the ritual. It can be done on 13th
day of any fortnight of the Lunar month. Early morning at 6 am have a bath
and sit on a yellow mat facing South. Cover a wooden seat with a pink cloth. On
it draw a pot/number with vermillion. On this place the Yantra and offer on it
rice grains, vermillion, flowers, and incense and also light a ghee lamp. Next without
keeping a count, chant thus for 60 minutes.
Mantra: Om Shriyam
Shreem Vibhootyam Shreem Vei Namah
Next offer five red roses on the Yantra each time chanting
the Mantra. Repeat this Sadhana after a fortnight. On the second fortnight
light a holy fire and make oblations of 21
Indrabhs each time chanting the Mantra. After the ashes have cooled down
tie them and the Yantra in the pink cloth and throw the bundle in a river.
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