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The spiritual head of Sadhu Vaswani Mission in Pune, Dada J P Vaswani was born on August 2, 1918, at Hyderabad-Sind. Being a brilliant student, he was given a number of double promotions and thus passed the the B.S. examination when just seventeen. A masters degree and fellowship at a leading college followed and Dada seemed poised at the threshold of a brilliant academic or civil services career. It was at this stage that he gave it all up and decided to follow his uncle and guru, Sadhu T.L. Vaswani, a mystic and philosopher on the spiritual path. Reaching out to people with a message of spirituality became his life mission. As editor of Excelsior magazine, he was initially met with opposition as not everyone related to the spiritual dimension. Still, he took it upon himself to write, proof read, print, get advertisements, package and post the magazine all by himself. The publications popularity grew to the extent that it surpassed the circulation of the leading daily newspaper, The Sind Observer. Ask Dada J P Vaswani |  |
I happen to be in Bangalore at the time your question has reached me. I wished I had your address: I could have sent you the calender as a gift. As it is I can only give you the address of the place from where you can get the calender-- Sadhu Vaswani Mission, Bangalore--- contact person: Mrs. Nain Wadhwa-- 9880001620.
In short, it appears that negativity can be overcome by always adopting a positive attitude. Whenever you feel nervous, immediately say to yourself, loudly or silently: "I am not alone, God is with me. And I have naught to fear." or "My Protector is with me: why should I worry?" Gradually, you will find that your attitude changes from a negative to a positive one. In any difficult situation, you will not feel nervous but will say to yourself: "In God is a solution to every problem. This problem too can be solved to my satisfaction."
If your husband is with you and understands you, you should not worry about anything. You may turn a deaf ear to whatever others say to you. In the heart within you should send prayerful thoughts to all your in-laws and quietly hear whatever they say to you and never react to it. This will make you to be a master of every situation. We have the words in the Gurbani: listen to a hundred, thousand voices but do what you regard as right.
I have contacted the senior most doctor of the Arya Vaidya Chikitsalya (AVC) at Coimbatore (Dr. Raveendran). He informs me that only symptomatic cure is possible. So far Ayurveda has no remedy for people suffering from Aids in the chronic stage.
If while meditation on the ajna chakra (between and behind the two eyebrows) and get a strange sensation, I would suggest you to change the focus of concentration to the Hridya chakra (in line with a physical heart but at the center). And may God's choicest benedictions be poured on you.
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