Our Topics of discussion on March 4th, 2018

Just sharing a few thoughts in the context of our meet up on March 4th.  The three areas of focus are astrology, discussion on the form and formless worship of God and of course, the Shreem Brzee, the wealth consciousness mantra 😊

As mentioned in one of our prior emails, in religious circles and in spiritualism, any discussion on topic of wealth & money is generally frowned upon!   Growing up in India, I remember going once to a monastery with my uncle. There was a TV and I heard my uncle telling   “see, they have a TV” !! Swamis and Yogis are expected to lead a very ascetic life with nothing whatsoever to do with material comforts.

These days, it is still more acceptable, though many high-flying yogis and evangelists are still looked down upon! For example, in Bible “It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich person to enter the kingdom of God.” My guess is money and vices generally go together, at least in the past, and hence this aversion; but in this information age, it doesn’t have to be that way as exemplified in the lives of people like Bill Gates,
 
In the context of Shreem Brzee, I would like to engage in some discussion about wealth. “Shreem Brzee” is often touted as the spiritual solution for even “basket cases” 😊 😊 People with no skill, been out of work for some time, unable to enter the job market, age issues (bay area tech companies being high-end age discriminators!)  

“Shreem” sound is not new (similar to kleem last month) by itself, it invokes the wealth goddess “Lakshmi” , and often can be found in many mantras.. .Brzee is the new sound and NOT found in any scriptures!!
...that is what the author got it through his own revelations.
If you or anyone else would like to take a 90-day challenge, with deep trust, I would like to join as well 😊 Please let us know.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=2KAHbK7oiNI
 
urdhva-mulam adhah-sakham (Gita) :
Human body is compared to an uprooted tree which has its roots above and branches down (the best commentary I liked)
Mantras activate different parts of the brain (which nourish the rest of the body) allowing us to think very differently from what we think now..