Pinky & Palmistry - KismatKarma Experts Explain How Important Your Little Finger is in Palmistry Readings |
Your little finger may be small, but it is fierce & powerful in the world of palmistry. In this article our experts at Kismat Karma will be explaining the relationship between how your little finger influences your readings and what it says about you!
Kismat Karma experts suggest that the length and girth of your little finger is important when reading a hand in palmistry, there are a vast amount of features on your little finger that allow the expert reading your palm to indicate your natural traits and future predictions.
Our experts at Kismat Karma have developed a theory in which it suggest that there are three core physical influences that your little finger has that can affect its prediction, which are, length, aesthetic appearance / positioning of finger and finally the shape.
(Please keep in mind we are mentioning indications and not facts, if you are concerned about your destiny then its best to speak to our expert Dr Arti Jangra via a Psychic reading . Please do not self experiment when it comes to trying to change you future).
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Friday, 12 May 2017
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Story of the Appearance of Narasimha
Story of the Appearance of Narasimha
Demon Hiranyakasipu had obtained a boon from Brahma that he could not be killed by man or beast, by day or by night and from inside or outside. And also he could not be killed by any weapon.
After receiving such a powerful boon, Hiranyakasipu conquered heaven and earth and declared himself as God and asked people to worship him and not Vishnu.
However, Hiranyakasipu’s son, Prahlāda, was a staunch Vishnu devotee and disobeyed his father. The whole kingdom worshiped Hiranyakasipu, but in his own house, his son worshiped Vishnu. Father tried all means to change his son, but he failed miserably. He then tried to kill but each time the young boy escaped from the clutches of death with the blessings of Vishnu.
Fed up with his son, one-day Hiranyakasipu challenged Prahlada and, looking to a stone pillar, asked, ‘If your god is omnipresent, is he in this pillar also?’ Prahlad answered, ‘HE is present in the pillar and even in the rust.’ Hearing this Hiranyakasipu slashed hard on the pillar with a sword.
Suddenly, Lord Vishnu emerged from the pillar in the form of a Narasimha and slew the demon at dusk. Narasimha killed the demon by keeping him in his lap and tearing his heart with bare hands thus overcoming all the boons the demon had attained from Brahma.
Destroy the Demons in you life with divine blessings, your blessings token can be obtained using this link: https://www.kismatkarma.
KismatKarma believe your Higher Self is like a pure background consciousness that offers forth its wisdom and directions about where you already are and where to go now. Sometimes these directions can take a while to come through into your mind consciousness. But, there are ways to access the wisdom of your Higher Self directly by bypassing the mind.
Your Higher Self is not ‘out there’ in the Ether. KismatKarma want to put forward the idea that your Higher Self is you, your consciousness, in your body.
Access your Higher Self by connecting with the Universe with our blessings and prayer tokens. Dr Arti will conduct special meditations asking the Universe to send divine blessings your way. For the prayer tokens its important to keep in mind that your "Karma" creates your "Kismat".
As you submit your request please ensure you keep a positive attitude and focus on the changes you wish to see in your life.
You will be sent a confirmation email when your token is submitted.
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
Ancestral Teachings
Ancestral Teachings
1) The Earth is our Mother, care for her.
2) Honor your ancestors through your actions.
3) Open your heart and soul to the Great Spirit.
4) All life is sacred; treat all beings with respect.
5) Take from the Earth what is needed and nothing more.
6) Put the good of all before your own interests.
7) Give constant thanks for each new day.
8) Speak the truth; but only of good in others.
9) Follow the rhythms of nature; rise and retire with the sun.
10) Enjoy life's journey, but leave no tracks.
2) Honor your ancestors through your actions.
3) Open your heart and soul to the Great Spirit.
4) All life is sacred; treat all beings with respect.
5) Take from the Earth what is needed and nothing more.
6) Put the good of all before your own interests.
7) Give constant thanks for each new day.
8) Speak the truth; but only of good in others.
9) Follow the rhythms of nature; rise and retire with the sun.
10) Enjoy life's journey, but leave no tracks.
They seem so simple right? But somehow these core concepts are easy to forget or take for granted when life gets challenging.
We hope you find benefit in these native commandments.
Stay blessed :)
Tuesday, 25 April 2017
Thursday, 4 August 2016
Are you prepared for Raksha Bandhan 18 Aug?
Raksha Bandhan is celebrated on the full moon day of Shravan (also known as Sawan) every year; that is why it is also known as Rakhi Purnima. It is the day to celebrate the brother-sister love.
A protection Kismatkarma Raksha Sutra. can be tied to your brothers wrist, (or anyone else needing protection) Following Mantra must be chanted while doing this:
Meaning : I will tie the raksha that bound the all-powerful and generous King Bali, to bind you too. O raksha, do not get dislocated.
The Kismatkarma Raksha Sutra can be properly worshiped by placing it on a Kalash (stoup) in a clean corner of the house before tying it on the hand.
The above Mantra has a story behind it. It is the Katha that can be recited during the Puja. Let’s know it:
Once Yudhishthir asked Lord Krishna to tell him the story that can take away all the pains of human life. The story told by Krishna goes like this:
In ancient times, Devas (Gods) and Asuras (Demons) fought for 12 years continuously. The Asuras were winning the war. King of the Asuras brought all 3 Lokas (worlds) under his control and announced himself the Lord of the universe. Being tortured by the Asuras, Lord of the Gods, Indra consulted Guru Brihaspati (Mentor of the Devas) and requested him to do something for their protection. On Shravana Purnima, early in the morning, Raksha Vidhan (process to form protection) was accomplished.
Guru Brihaspati had chanted the above given Mantra for the Raksha Vidhan. Indra, along with his wife, recited the Mantra with Guru Brihaspati. Indrani, the consort of Indra, got Raksha Sutra validated by all the Brahmins and Purohits; and then tied it on the right hand of Indra. With the help of this Sutra, Lord Indra could win over the Asuras.
How to Tie Rakhi
A seat is placed for the brother to sit on. (if possible use a wooden seat)
A rangoli design is drawn around this seat (Sattvik waves are emitted by the rangoli designs made in this way and they help in making the environment of the place sattvik.)
The brother wearing new clothes whilst covering his head applies tilak to his forehead and sits on the seat.
A seat is placed for the brother to sit on. (if possible use a wooden seat)
A rangoli design is drawn around this seat (Sattvik waves are emitted by the rangoli designs made in this way and they help in making the environment of the place sattvik.)
The brother wearing new clothes whilst covering his head applies tilak to his forehead and sits on the seat.
His sister stands in front of him holding a platter for aukshan. The brother and sister close their eyes and pay obeisance to God. The brother and sister pray to Deities for each other’s protection.
The sister applies tilak of vermillion to the brother.
She then ties the rakhi on her brother’s right wrist.
A Kismatkarma Raksha Sutra can also be tied to the right wrist
After tying the rakhi, the sister waves a ghee lamp i.e. Arati (in a semi-circular manner) in front of the brother.
After waving the Arati, the brother gifts his sister something. The sister shows her respect for her brother by accepting the gift.
The sister applies tilak of vermillion to the brother.
She then ties the rakhi on her brother’s right wrist.
A Kismatkarma Raksha Sutra can also be tied to the right wrist
After tying the rakhi, the sister waves a ghee lamp i.e. Arati (in a semi-circular manner) in front of the brother.
After waving the Arati, the brother gifts his sister something. The sister shows her respect for her brother by accepting the gift.
There is another unique way of celebrating Raksha Bandhan. Women get ready in the morning for Puja and then put gold on the walls of their home. Further, they worship this gold with vermicelli dessert (Sevaiyan), sweet rice pudding (Kheer), and sweets. They stick the Rakhi threads on the gold with the help of those sweet dishes. Those women who sow wheat on Nag Panchami, keep these little plants in this worship, and after tying Rakhi on the wrists of their brothers, they put these plants on their ears.
Some people keep fast a day before this day. On the day of Rakshabandhan, they celebrate Rakhi following the Vedic rituals. Also, they perform Pitru Tarpan (homage to the departed souls of the family), and Rishi Pujan or Rishi Tarpan (homage to the saints).
In some regions, people also perform Shravan Pujan. It is performed to pay the homage to the Shravan Kumar, who had died by the hands of King Dashrath by mistake.
On Raksha Bandhan, brothers give nice gifts to their sisters to make them happy. If one doesn’t have his own sister, Rakshabandhan can be celebrated with a cousin or anyone who is like a sister.
Raksha Bandhan Legends
Some legends are already given above in the pursuit of explaining certain Puja Vidhis. Rest of the associated legends are mentioned below:
As per the mythologies, on this day, Draupadi had tied Krishna’s wounded hand with a piece of her Saree. Being grateful, he made a promise to Draupadi that he will protect her. That is why, Krishna came to the rescue of Draupadi during Cheer-Haran by Dushasana.
There is another legend in history of the Queen of Chittor, Karmavati. She had sent Rakhi to the Mughal Emperor Humayun in order to seek help from him. Humayun kept the respect of her Rakhi and sent forces to fight for the respect of his sister from the Emperor of Gujarat.
Tuesday, 12 July 2016
Tuesday, 5 July 2016
Friday, 1 July 2016
On Somvati Amavasya Protect yourself from Evil Forces
Monday 4th July marks Amavasya, new moon day. An
Amavasya falling on Monday has a special significance. It is believed that a
fast on this particular Amavasya would ward off widow-hood in women and ensure
bearing of progeny. It is also believed that all desires could be fulfilled if
one fasts on this Amavasya.
At Kismatkarma we understand that it may not be possible to
observe a fast and follow all rituals as per the Vedas, for this reason we have
conducted special meditations. These meditations will be conducted by Dr Arti
Jangra on your behalf.
At Kismatkarma we understand you may not be able to follow
Spiritual practice at this time, this is why we have specially designed
meditation to help you in your efforts.
Following spiritual practice helps to nullify the effect of
the increased Negative energy in the environment.
Basic Spiritual Energy Meditations
The person may still be affected by the adverse spiritual effect of the negative Energy. As your Karma can not be removed by our basic meditations. If you feel your Spirituality level is strong then you may benefit from our basic meditations.
Intense Spiritual Energy Meditations
This is to counteract the rise in Negative energy, there is infinite divine energy in the Universe that can be accessed by individuals through our intense meditations. If you feel your Spirituality level is medium, then you may benefit from this specially designed meditation. Please note this Meditation will not surpass the effects of your Karma.
The person may still be affected by the adverse spiritual effect of the negative Energy. As your Karma can not be removed by our basic meditations. If you feel your Spirituality level is strong then you may benefit from our basic meditations.
Intense Spiritual Energy Meditations
This is to counteract the rise in Negative energy, there is infinite divine energy in the Universe that can be accessed by individuals through our intense meditations. If you feel your Spirituality level is medium, then you may benefit from this specially designed meditation. Please note this Meditation will not surpass the effects of your Karma.
Grand Master Spiritual Energy
Meditations
People who make the effort to do intense spiritual practice during their lifetime may benefit from our Grand Master Meditations to help increase their spiritually. This specially designed meditation is very powerful it may benefit you if you feel negative energy around you and feel your spirituality level is very weak due to negative energies.
People who make the effort to do intense spiritual practice during their lifetime may benefit from our Grand Master Meditations to help increase their spiritually. This specially designed meditation is very powerful it may benefit you if you feel negative energy around you and feel your spirituality level is very weak due to negative energies.
If your experiences constant
blockages in your life path then this meditation is best for you to help clear
your path. This is an extremely powerful meditation. Please note this
meditation is only to be requested if your situation is very negative.
In the olden days people would always
fast on Amavasya. It is said that if one can fast on an Amavasya that is on a
Monday then all their wishes will be fulfilled. After fasting one worship Lord
Shiva.
In most beliefs Amavasya is not
auspicious. Tantra and black magic is mostly performed on an Amavasya day.
The evil spirits are free on this day, therefore, black magic can be
stronger when done in Amavasya.
Diwali is considered to be the most
inauspicious Amavasya. This is exactly why Gods are worshipped and lights are
lit all across the house so that no evil spirit can enter the house. This is
also the reason why goddess Kali is worshiped on this day in some parts of the
country as Goddess Kali has the power to destroy all the evil.
No auspicious work is ever done on
Amavasya. The Amavasya is considered not auspicious this is exactly why if
there is an Amavasya falling on a Wednesday then the puja is done for kal
sharpa dosha. This puja helps to get rid of the kal sharpa dosha that anyone is
suffering from. This puja is good and can control the Rahu it is powerful
enough to reduce the impact of the kal sharpa dosha by seventy percent.
No one would work on this day as they
were considered not auspicious. Many elders will advise you not to start a
journey on an Amavasya day. The logic could have been that on Amavasya as there
is no light it would be difficult to reach the destination. Perhaps if this was
the logic then it makes sense to travel now in Amavasya too. Nevertheless, many
people still prefer not to travel on Amavasya.
Friday, 3 June 2016
Shani Jayanti
Shani Jayanti is believed to be the day of appearance of Lord Shani in Earth. In 2016 this day falls on 5th June. In Maharashtra, Gujrat and Goa it is celebrated on 4th June 2016.
As per 'Kaagol Shastra', the distance of Shani from the earth is 9 crore miles. Its radius is about one billion and 82 crore and 60 lakh kilometers. And its gravitational force is 95 times higher than that of the earth. Planet Shani takes 19 years to complete one revolution around the Sun. The astronauts have viewed the Shani's colours as beautiful, strong, influencing and eye-catching. It has twenty two satellites in its ring.
As per 'Kaagol Shastra', the distance of Shani from the earth is 9 crore miles. Its radius is about one billion and 82 crore and 60 lakh kilometers. And its gravitational force is 95 times higher than that of the earth. Planet Shani takes 19 years to complete one revolution around the Sun. The astronauts have viewed the Shani's colours as beautiful, strong, influencing and eye-catching. It has twenty two satellites in its ring.
Shani's gravitational power is more than that of the Earth's. Therefore, when we think good or bad thoughts and make plans, they reach Shani by the strength of his power. In astrological terms, the bad influence is considered as unlucky. But the result of good deeds will be good. Therefore, we must understand God Shani as a friend and not as foe. And for bad deeds, he is Sade Saathi, disaster and an enemy.
As regards the birth of Shani, there are different stories. Foremost and accepted is the one in the ancient 'Scanda Poorana' of Kasi Khanda which is as follows.
God Soorya was married to Daksha Kanya Sadnya. Sadnya could not tolerate the radiance of God Surya. She used to feel that by doing penance she could increase her brilliance. Or, by the power of her penance, she could diminish the glare of God Surya. But for God Surya, she was a spouse worshipping wife. From God Surya, she had three children. One was Vaivastahva Manu. The second was Yama Raj. And the third was Yamuna. Sadnya loved her children very much. But, she was very upset with the radiance of God Surya. One day, she thought that she would separate from God Surya, go to her parents' home and undertake great penance. And if there was opposition, she would go far away to a lonely and undertake great penance.
By strength of her penance, Sadnya created a 'Chaya' (shadow) of herself and named her Suvarna. And, and then the shadow of herself became Suvarna. After handing over the children to Chaya, Sadnya told her that Chaya would thereafter play the role of womanhood and nurse her three children. She told her if any problem arose, she should call her and she would come rushing to her. But she cautioned her that she must remember that she was Chaya, not Sadnya, and nobody should know this difference.
Sadnya hander over her responsibilities to Chaya and went away to her parents' place. She went home and told her father that she could not stand the radiance of God Surya. And therefore, without telling her husband she had come away. Listening to this, her father scolded her very much and told her that without being called, if the daughter returns home, both her and her father would be cursed. He told her to go back to her home immediately. Then, Saudnya began to worry that if she went back, what would happen to the responsibilities which she had given to Chaya. Where would Chaya go? And their secret would be exposed. So, Sadnya went to the dense jungles in Uttar Kurukshetra and took repose there.
She was fearful of her safety in the jungle because of her youthfulness and beauty. And she changed her form into that of a mare so that none could recognize her and started her penance. Elsewhere, the union of God Surya and Chaya begot three children. God Surya and Chaya were happy with each other. Surya never doubted anything. The children of Chaya were Manu, God Shani and Putri Bhadra (Tapti).
As per the second story, the creation of God Shani was the result of Maharishi Kashyap's great 'yagna'. When God Shani was in the womb of Chaya, Shiv Bhaktini Chaya was so engrossed in penance of God Shiva that she did not care for her food even. She prayed so intensely during her penance that the prayers had a profound influence on the child in her womb. As a result of such a great penance of Chaya, without food and shade in the blazing sun, the complexion of God Shani became black. When God Shani was born, Surya was surprised to see his dark complexion. He began to doubt Chaya. He insulted Chaya by saying that this was not his son.
From birth itself, God Shani had inherited the great powers of his mother's penance. He saw that his father was insulting his mother. He saw his father with a cruel gaze. As a result his father's body was charred black. The horses of God Surya's chariot stopped. The chariot would not move. Worried, God Surya called out to God Shiva. God Shiva advised God Surya and explained to him about what had happened. That is, because of him the respect of mother and child had been tarnished and insulted. God Surya accepted his fault and apologized. And regained his earlier glorious looks and the power of his chariot's horses. Since then, God Shani became a good son to his father and mother and an ardent disciple of God Shiva.
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