Pray what you want, get what you pray (another happy buyer)

A buyer feedback that he got his wish come true by praying to the amulet he get from me.


Still.....since I get the last pc from u...I ask for help and pray.....and I got what I asked for.....very powerful. .....

從你以前的泰國佛牌，我得到了我的願望的答复。

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How to pray effectively

How to pray effectively

There are many people who don’t know how to pray effectively. Thus, end up, they cannot receive the full effect from their prayers and instead of reflecting on their karma, action speech and mind, they blame the cause of failure to the gods.

Today, I am going to share the proven method on
1) How to get your prayers answer?
2) How to pray effectively?
3) How to tune your mindset for prayers?

1st of all, to get our prayers answer, we must ensure that we MUST REMOVE ALL OBSTACLES 1ST BEFORE we got our prayers answer. Well, you might ask, you need to pray because you has bad luck now, thus you are praying!
NO, YOU ARE WRONG! Do you only eat vitamin C when you are sick! Thus the problem nowsdays. Only pray when in needs, got once the prayers answer, forget to share the gifts gods ha given to us.

To remove the obstacles, there are a few ways.
1) Pray to lord Ganesha.

Lord Ganesha , son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, is worshipped in Hindu Religion as the god of beginnings, knowledge, wisdom, intellect and remover of obstacles. One always starts any prayer, ritual or occasion by worshipping the Beloved Elephant God. Lord Ganesh blessings are also sought before starting any new venture. Lord Ganesha is also referred to as Ganapati, Gajanana, Vinayaka, Vighneshawar and Pillaiyar.

2) Repent

We suffer due to our bad karma.
Repent in front of gods, Bodhisattva, and Buddhas are good practise we should do everydays.
Avoid bad deeds, Do goods, purify your mind. That’s the teaching of all buddhas.

3 simple and effective steps for this:

:1) pray to di zhang wan pu sar for repent. Say your repent verses with true heart.
2) do a lot of good deeds. Promise to do good deeds after u are successful in life.


3) chant everynight.
Namo di zhang wan pu sar. *108 times
After that, say: may this merit be share with all beings in this universal, may them be well and happy.
May it be share with my past lives creditors,may them be well and happy.


2 key things


1)you must be sincere repent. Cannot do bad thing anymore.


2) when you are transfering the merits, you must be really sincere to wish them well.


So far, this method works very very well to clear personal obstacles and it free!


Below is info about the di zhang wan pu sar:



http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ksitigarbha

below is the chant:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFRIgUQCz-c

Eat, pray , love

UBUD, Indonesia : Providence smiled on Balinese seer Ketut Liyer the day US tourist Elizabeth Gilbert came to visit -- her memoir, "Eat, Pray, Love", would make him richer than he ever dreamed.

The fortune teller said to be aged in his 90s -- no one knows exactly -- was a poor man when he looked into Gilbert's eyes and predicted she would live in Bali and find true love.

Gilbert worked her own magic and Ketut's prediction became the stuff of Hollywood fantasy.

Now there is a line of camera-toting tourists waiting outside his home to hear their own fortunes told, at 25 dollars a pop.

That's a fortune for a man who is more accustomed to bartering his predictions for simple gifts from local villagers.



"From 8:00 am to 6:00 pm every day ... 50 people on average," said his son, Nyoman, who acts as a translator.

"It's a great life," he adds, as he checks the sequence of "clients".

As black storm clouds rolled across the sky one recent Sunday afternoon, the courtyard outside Ketut's comfortable wooden house was packed with visitors, male and female, from all corners of the globe.

"Look! It's him!" said 26-year-old American Mary as she fumbled excitedly for her camera.

Songbirds fluttered in cages suspended among frangipani and orchid blossoms, as Ketut -- wearing traditional Balinese cloth headware, a sarong and a T-shirt -- sat cross-legged on the porch and held his 20-minute consultations.

Most of the sessions -- which can involve readings or massages -- seem to end in optimistic predictions of love and happiness, according to the customers surveyed by AFP.

"He told me the same thing he told my friend: I'll be rich, happy, and I'll have two children. OK ... but at least I can say I met him," said Mareyka, a 29-year-old South African.

Anna, an Australian, also came with a friend.

"I was here in 2005. This was before the novel and the advertising," she said, pointing to a poster extolling Ketut's powers.

"At the time, he made me read paragraphs from a big book. It was amazing. Today, he's tired. There are so many people."

As the sun set, the Western customers kept coming. Each new arrival frowned at the sight of those before them, as if they expected to have Ketut all to themselves.

And the Balinese customers?

"He saw them earlier in the morning and only accepted gifts in kind," Nyoman explained.

The rain began to fall. The soothsayer took the opportunity to have a break. The tourists would have to wait.

- AFP/ir

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Aniamal Sacrifices

At least 15,000 buffalo and "countless" goats and birds were sacrificed in a temple in southern Nepal, organizers said Wednesday, a ritual billed as the single biggest animal slaughter on earth. Hindus in Nepal routinely offer animals for sacrifice to appease deities, especially power goddesses, for good luck and prosperity.






Villagers bringing goats to the slaughter field.





KATHMANDU, Oct 4: Animal welfare campaigners have initiated a coalition with the Indian NGOs and networks of animal rights activists, including Hindu and Buddhist leaders, especially from the Indian state of Bihar, for a joint action to halt animal sacrifices at the the Gadhimai festival in Bariyarpur, Bara district. The festival falls on November 24 this year.

During the festival each year, over 350,000 animals are slaughtered as sacrifice to the deity Gadhimai.

“The Gadhi Mai fair has a cross-border linkage which dates back many years. Since it is participated by Indian people as well, we are initiating a joint-campaign against this barbaric fair,” Pramoda Shah of Animal Nepal, a local NGO, told Republica.

Many Indian nationals travel to attend this festival and offer animal sacrifice.

“It is ironical that such practices have been stopped in India, but in our own Land of Buddha, people are taking to violence in such cold-blooded manner in the name of religion,” Dr Govinda Tandon, a culture expert and former member of the Pashupati Area Development Trust said.

He added, “The festival is baseless too as it started when a priest dreamt of the Goddess asking for sacrifice.”

In the carnival, which is observed every five years, over 350,000 animals, mainly buffalos, piglets, chickens, rats, goats, baby goats, roosters, and pigeons, are to be sacrificed to please the deity Gadhimai.

The first day of the festival, which sees the largest animal sacrifice in the world, is panchbali when five black goats are sacrificed followed by killing of seven buffaloes. But the festival takes a worse turn when some 250 local men, who officiate sacrifices, ruthlessly take to slaughtering of the animals.

“The men are made to consume alcohol before and are let loose to hack the animals in one of the worst form of animal killings,” Shah said, adding, “Superstition is perpetuating violence in Nepal and it is difficult to counteract, especially in bringing about a behavioral change in the educated ones.”

Psychiatrists have long pointed at the health hazard caused to the humans by such unorganized killings and the mental trauma/illness caused by it. Those locals who have been involved in the sacrifice over the years are said to be suffering from acute form of mental disorder.

“One man had to be permanently tied by a rope as he started murdering people. In the people he saw animal images,” Dr Tandon said.

The activists believe that such a cross-border campaign will draw the attention of the international community toward such inhumane treatment meted out to the innocent animals. However, they also feel that the campaign may have an adverse impact on the country´s tourism.

“The festival has invited international criticism and is portraying Nepal in bad light. If activists make an issue of the fair it will have an adverse impact on tourism,” Shah said.

The organizing committee of the carnival has already begun disseminating information about the ´celebrations´. The committee is organizing the event on a hefty budget.

A number of religious groups in Nepal are opposing the mass sacrifice. The campaign will also be joined by the famous ´Buddha boy´ of Nepal, Ram Bahadur Bomjon. “He will be visiting the temple to bless the animals as a symbolic protest,” Lucia de Vries of the Animal Nepal said.

The animal rights activists are also protesting a similar festival in Khokhana, Lalitpur. In one fair in Khokhana, a baby goat is thrown into a pond and some local men tear the goat to death. The one who kills it and comes out victorious is then named a ´hero´.






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