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According to vedic
numerology and astrology, the planet related to the psychic
number should be befriended, and if the planet associated
with the destiny number is not showing its full influence
after you have passed the age of thirty-five, you should do
the japa
of that planet as well. In addition, you may do japa for any
planet with which you wish to be in greater harmony.
It is said that in the Kali Yuga, the current
age of dissolution, japa is the only method for realization
of the divine within us. Japa, especially for the Sun, Moon
and other planets, is a sure and time-tested method of creating
calmness and hope and bringing peace and prosperity to your
home.
Because the planets influence us largely through
frequencies of sound and light (color), special mantras
and yantras
that are designed to work with a planet's energy are the best
means of reaching a balance of energy that leads to a happy,
healthy and inspired life. Remember that the planets are channels
of energy and this energy gets converted into consciousness
only when it finds an instrument that is properly capable
of the task. This in a literal sense requires attuning to
the planet's sound frequencies.
The seven planets preside over the first hour
of the day (before sunrise) and meditation and chanting is
most beneficial if done during this predawn hour. As each
of the seven main planets (with the exception of rahu and
ketu) is related to a day of the week, it is appropriate to
chant the mantras of the planets following the days of the
week :
This meditation can be followed by chanting
to and meditating on other planets whose energies you feel
you need to put in better balance, which might include Rahu
(best on Sunday) and Ketu
(best on Monday).
If you like to hear some mantras used in planet
meditation, you can download the following mp3 files :
Sun Mantra
- by Harish
Johari - 12 seconds - 190 kB:
Moon Mantra
- by Harish
Johari - 10 seconds - 158 kB:
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