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The Magnified Healing way
A healing hand or grace can come from anywhere as long as you have the correct attitude to receive it. One such miracle happened to Vindya Murthy, an entrepreneur by profession and a Reiki practitioner by passion, who happened to attend a healing programme in February 2019. She says, “I had PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) and thyroid imbalance, which was immediately cured after the workshop. Not only this, I even conceived after the programme, and my son was born without any medical intervention at home. It was as if my son had planned everything for himself!”
An ancient healing modality was introduced to earth in 1983. In 1992, under the direct intervention and inspiration of Lady Master Kwan Yin, Magnified Healing of the God most high of the universe, was brought forth into its expanded form for the spiritual advancement of humanity and the Earth. Vindya has decided to devote her life to awakening people and helping them live magical lives instead of suffering. Through Magnified Healing, she channelises intense energies of compassion, love, wisdom, and peace from the fifth dimension by connecting with ascended masters and the God most high of the universe.
Vindya says, “We all are vibrating at certain frequencies. When we vibrate at lower levels of consciousness, say between 20 Hz to 175 Hz, we attract diseases into our bodies, whereas when we vibrate at higher levels, say 300 Hz and above, we feel compassion, love, gratitude, health, and peace.” Her endeavour is to elevate the person to vibrate at a higher frequency where diseases disappear and optimal health and peace sets in.
Vindya says that conventional methods are not working for most people anymore as a cosmic shift is happening in Mother Earth, due to which a kind of awakening is taking place. Many are discovering healing methods and finding healers to help them on their spiritual path.
She says that illness or any imbalance that show up at the physical level is the final alarm. But the good news is that the healing is instant, since, in Magnified Healing, the practitioner co-creates or works with the Creator and energies from the fifth dimension. Not only this, just by learning the first phase of this modality, people will be able to heal themselves and others too. Vindya recently healed Sundravalli Sheshadri from Bangalore, who was suffering from high blood pressure and was on medication for the past 20 years, in just three sessions. Vinaya Saunders from the USA, who was suffering from post-pregnancy pain, tears, and a weak uterus, was healed by distant healing overnight. That’s how powerful this healing is.
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The magic oil
There are certain things that can never be replaced in the Indian kitchen. Not only are they vital in creating several regional delicacies, their use extends even beyond the arena of the kitchen. One such wholesome commodity commonly found in the Indian kitchen is the mustard oil. It is known to have miraculous properties and, therefore, is used as a remedy to treat cold, improve immunity, and cure various external and internal infections since it contains anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-viral properties.
Extracted from mustard seeds (black, brown, and white), mustard oil is usually reddish-brown or amber in colour. It has been mostly used in North and East India since ancient times and comes with a lot of health benefits. Our body needs oil in the ratio of 3:1—three parts polyunsaturated fatty acids and one part saturated fatty acids, and MUFA (Monounsaturated Fatty Acids). Mustard oil is a potent source of MUFA, which is very important for our health. It is good for the heart, lightens skin, assists in hair growth, and prevents premature greying of hair.
Being a good source of MUFA, nutritionists greatly recommend it to be included in the daily diet. It has both omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in just the correct proportion to significantly promote our heart health. It reduces bad cholesterol in the body and keeps a check on blood fat levels.
Our skin, which is the outermost layering of our body, is the part which is generally exposed and exploited. As per ayurveda, applying mustard oil for body massage improves blood circulation, skin texture, and frees muscular tension. It also activates the sweat glands and helps in throwing out toxins from the body. In other words, it acts as a natural cleanser. More so, during winters, our skin needs nourishment to avoid dryness which is where mustard oil comes to the rescue. Cracked heels, brittle nails, and patchy skin can all be healed by mustard oil. It is, in fact, better than coconut and almond oil in terms of benefits as it gets easily absorbed to bring about nourishment. No wonder witches concocted magic potions in the kitchen!
Becoming Youth Conference 2020
In today’s speedy cosmopolitan life, it is evident that the youth is facing tremendous pressure to meet great expectations in different aspects. Managing a career, interpersonal relationships, social life, and societal and personal expectations have taken a toll on them. The youth is coping with depression, anxiety, stress, hypertension, and many other problems. In view of the challenges being faced by the millennials, the Becoming Youth Conference was organised by SATSANG, an organisation inspired by the philosophy of Sree Sree Thakur Anukulchandra, on 19 January 2020 at Siri Fort Auditorium.
The conference focussed on various topics, from spiritual development and professional excellence of the youth to relationships, expectations, and failure management. It shared the vision of Thakur Anukulchandra on how to work through this complex life that we are living today. Shri Pratap Chandra Sarangi, minister of state, Animal Husbandry, was the chief guest, and in his keynote address, he stressed upon the importance of nurturing the youth. He stated, “Heroes of poetry, war, and philosophy are all young. Youth is the prime phase in a human’s life, and as seen, it was in this age that Eklavya, Nachiketa, and Dharmapada began their journey to greatness . . . Millennials are the ones who have the strength to battle storms, just like a rock that battles the sea.” The event was followed by various cultural programmes by renowned musicians and dancers. Padma Bhushan awardee Pandit Devabrata Chaudhuri was the guest of honour, and various other speakers, including Surya Prakash Mohapatra, the global head of Talent Transformation at Wipro Digital Operations; Bhaswat Chakraborty, an international researcher and professor; and Jatindra Nath Mohanty, the organising vice chairman and secretary of SATSANG were present at the conference.
Surya Prakash Mohapatra, while speaking on the topic, said, “Today’s youth has everything. Availability of knowledge and information on their fingertips, connectedness, and diverse ideas, but what they lack is the wisdom and the ability to deal with friction and conflict.” Balancing life by drawing help from spiritual knowledge can help the youth centre themselves. Emphasising on love as the basis of life, he added, “Love is not a give-and-take deal, as usually understood. It is, in reality, one-sided. Carrying this notion, one becomes free of expectations and is able to give more.” Indeed, the youth of a country decides the future and, if needed, sets on a path to change it.