NANDHARI - Peace. To Enlightenment

Everyone has the ability to sense energy Being sensitive to energy is not that rare. We can usually feel other people’s vibe, but most of us do not know how to differentiate our vibe from other people’s vibe. This is because we have been conditioned to believe that the energy we sense is only our energy or the energy of the environment. There is a small percentage of people who are very sensitive to energy. These people can easily pick up other people’s energy and emotions. If they are in an area that has a lot of negative energies, it can make them feel very uncomfortable and even slightly sick. People who are sensitive to energy often don’t like to be around big crowds because people’s vibe can make them nervous. Sensing energy is not that hard. Some of us are natural at it and some of us have a hard time sensing it. If you are not the sensitive type, you can learn how to sense energy by doing the exercise below. This exercise can also help improve your natural energy sensing

Whenever you see any circumstance where you do not feel self-confident – ask yourself: Why am I not feeling self-confident? Where is this uncertainty coming from? What am I attaching my self-worth to? When you become aware of what you are linking your worth to, start releasing yourself of that limiting belief that you can only feel worthy or confident in the face of certain prerequisites. When you do that, you will find yourself filled with a sense of self-worth that is always permeating regardless of what happens. You will find this self-worth will be what leads you to outcomes you desire and bring you to become your greatest self. 

Here are some helpful ways to find causes / root causes: Recognize the root cause is internal .  The root cause isn’t external. It’s always something about us – whether it’s our outlook, beliefs, personality, choices, behaviors, or even our past. The answer doesn’t lie outside. The answer lies within you. The deeper inside you go, the closer you get to the root cause. Identify  the common denominator of the problems you fac e. For the situations where the problem arose, put them together and analyze them. Look for the common denominator in these situations. While this may not be the root cause, it’s a potential link to the root cause. Compare your situation with others . Having a library of experiences to compare against makes it easier to comprehend. Often what we think is the norm in our situation immediately becomes debunked when we spot a totally different trend in others’ experiences. Go with your gut feeling . Our subc

There are following nine aspects that lead to Punya : 1.        Anna-punya : Offering of innocent,  non-sentient, pure and vegetarian foods,. 2.        Pän-punya : Offering of non-sentient and pure water; . 3.        Layan-punya : Offering shelter; 4.        Shayan-punya : Offering bed;. 5.        Vastra-punya : Offering clothes;. 6.        Man-punya : Good thinking;. 7.        Vachan-punya : Good, kind words; 8.        Käy-punya : Virtuous, helpful activities;. 9.        Namaskär-punya : Paying homage to  panch - parmesthi ,. well said by great ,,,,,,..............