A Call for a Greater World Service
The Wesak, also known as Buddha Purnima, comes from the Sanskrit term Vaisakha, which refers to the month when Wesak is celebrated, and is one of the most auspicious holidays in many cultures, especially among the Buddhists. Buddha Purnima basically means the full moon of Buddha.
Believed to be the most powerful full moon of the year, Wesak meditation is conducted on the exact time of the full moon of Taurus by many spiritual practitioners as a great way of service to mankind and the entire earth.
Based on a legend, every year at the exact time of Wesak, Lord Buddha will come down and pour forth the spiritual blessings and energies of the divine. Christ as the representative of the humanity receives all the blessings and distributes them to all.
In this way once a year during the Wesak festival a renewed spiritual energy and life is transmitted to the humanity and to every person and every being on earth, which marks a great point in the life and development of people on earth.
The effect of this moment of intensive spiritual effort and invaluable service will last throughout the year and is basically a great way of helping in manifesting the divine plan on earth.
Therefore many spiritual practitioners, disciples, Arhats and Masters prepare themselves well ahead to participate in this great act of service through days of intensive purifications and meditations prior to the actual meditation.
Without thorough purifications and preparations, the Wesak meditation will not create the expected effects on the practitioners.
In fact the 5 days of Wesak festival is crucial. It is believed that during these 5 days very special energies, emanating from the Heart of God, through the Lord Buddha, the Lord Christ, and the Spiritual Hierarchy, flow into human consciousness and are poured forth upon planet Earth. These energies are greatly magnified by focused group meditations and provide an opportunity for spiritual growth.
2 days prior to the actual meditation is the time for purifications, self-healing and preparing the system to be able to receive the intense vibrations released during the Wesak meditation and to remove any negative thoughts and emotions in the aura that can hinder the usefulness of practitioners as channels of spiritual force. 2 days after the Wesak is considered the time for distributing the received spiritual energies to every person and every being on earth.
It is suggested that during the 2 days of purification before the Wesak festival, spiritual practitioners hold an attitude of dedication, service and receptivity that enables the Hierarchy to use them as instruments more effectively.
During the 2 days after the Wesak meditation, further group meditations and blessings are conducted to help in distributing the spiritual energies and divine blessings to a greater number of people throughout the world.
So to summarize, the five days of Wesak meditation festival include:
– 2 days of Purification and Meditation before Wesak to help in absorbing the Divine Energies more effectively, as the chakras and the aura are clean!
– The actual Wesak meditation to receive the energies channeled through the Lord Buddha and Lord Christ.
– 2 days of Meditation after Wesak to assimilate the divine blessings and further distribute them to the whole world.
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Interesting
so lets try this year
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Hello! It seems very interesting!!
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Plse plse plse advice me i am devi 55 yrs old since childhood without knowing i was negative depressed and it was over when i married after having known that my children have taken birth in bad periods according to the hindu calendar i did their prayers but fealt guilt and remorse for their bad period i became depressive and had obsessive compulsive disorder. Now my son who is more affected 29 yrs old single told us that since small he was fearly and worrisome we live in a bad and big family environment where there were always discussion among uncles etc now he says he has acute stress depression anxiety overthinking and did get 3 panic attacks and he was always with very low self esteem, now with hormonal disbalance and erectile dysfunction.
Since the last 20 yrs i have done reiki 2, pranic till psychotherapy and magnified healing 1 but cannot practice because of my constant negative thoughts form i fear the bad i am thinking will become true and i do nothing just take antidepressants. Now that my son is in problem my girl also but lesser we as parents are devastated and as he does not want to do prayer meditation yoga or go for healing i want as a mother to go fuller into one of the therapies which would be best for us. Pranic psychotherapy addresses the problem but i am afraid because i have heard that it now well done the healing it will have adverse effect and also if my son is not so receptive this will not work. And for magnified 1 when i put the cd and send healing afterwards i feel good and is it true that it heals karma and does it addresses the problems specially for my son please. Please in God’s name i am confused i have done nothing good and now i want to do only one well as i am 55 yrs old and with the 25 yrs of antidepressant i tend to forgetful. please advise me devi rhugoo from mauritius my son is yudishtir rhugoo tks in God’s name. devi Plse advise me which is best for me and my family i want to commit myself to only one either magnified healing or pranic healing or otherwise plse advise me in God’s name i am still with acute ocd and negativities. please help me to help my family who is devastated tks devi rhugoo
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