PARIHARAM

METHODS TO BE ADOPTED FOR REMOVING DHIRISTI IN THE SAKTHI TEMPLES (METHOD 1): 1. Ask all your family members to assemble in the Main Hall and stand in the direction of the East. 2. Take a lemon fruit and go to every room of your house and just rotate it three times in the clock-wise direction and three times in the anti-clock wise direction. 3. Come to the Main hall, now rotate the Lemon fruit both three time in the clock-wise and also in the anti-clock wise direction and ask all the family members to go into any of the rooms without looking back at you. The family members must wash their feets, hands and their face, before they sit within their house. 4. Now you must stand before the main door of the house and rotate it three times in the clock-wise direction and three times in the anti-clock wise direction. 5. You must do it for you also. Then you must take the lemon fruit to any nearby Goddess Sakthi temple. The important condition is that the lemon fruit should not be pl...

METHODS TO BE ADOPTED IN THE TEMPLES TO ELIMINATE DHIRISTI:  1. Ask all your family members to assemble in the Main Hall and stand in the direction of the East. 2. Take a coconut and go to every room of your house and just rotate it three times in the clock-wise direction and three times in the anti-clock wise direction. 3. Come to the Main hall, now rotate the coconut both three time in the clock-wise and also in the anti-clock wise direction and ask all the family members to go into any of the rooms without looking back at you. The family members must wash their feets, hands and their face, before they sit within their house. 4. Now you must stand before the main door of the house and rotate it three times in the clock-wise direction and three times in the anti-clock wise direction. 5. You must do it for you also. Then you must take the coconut to the nearby Lord Ganesha temple. The important condition is that the coconut should not be placed in the ground or inside a ...

Remedial measures to be adopted to eliminate the Dhiristi through Rudra Abhisekham: 1. Attend "Rudra Abhisekham" in the Lord Shiva Temples. After the completion of "Rudra Abhisekam", the priest will sprinkle the Holy water over your head. You can also bring some of the Holy water to your house in a bottle. You must sprinkle the Holy water (on daily basis, till it lasts) over the main door, windows, walls aand important articles on daily morning after everyone in the family completes the bath. This would eliminate the Dhiristi or evil eye syndrome or any type of black magic effects in your house. 2. Performing "Pooja to Lord Shiva" on daily basis would be the best remedial measures to avoid all negative forces from our house. 3. Performing Rudra Abhisekham in the house through the trained priests will be the best medicine to push out all kind of evil forces. 4. Continous chanting of Rudram Samagam through some audio equipment would also delivers ex...

What are the remedial measures to be adopted in removing the Dhiristi? We are going to read number of methods to be adopted for the Dhiristi Pariharam. You can follow or adopt any one or any combination of these methods to make you and your family secure. 1. Lighting up the Ghee lamp or Gingelly oil lamp in the pooja room both in the early morning and the evening time @ time areound Sunrise and Sunset. All the members of the family must take bath before (not during and not after) lighting the lamp. Additionally you can light up lamps near the main door of your house. 2. As per the Hindu Vedas, the time around the Sunrise and the Sunset (the time, which can neither be called as a daytime nor can be considered as night time), the negative forces gain strength. To avoid those negative forces entering your house, lighting ghee or oil lamp in Puja room, burning incense ticks and benzoin would deliver the desired results. Ringing the Puja bell during those time is a effective way ...

Let us see, who are acually vulenrable to the Black Magic or Dhiristi. 1. Never go out of your house without taking head bath, especially when you had sexual relationship earlier. The People venturing out of their house without taking head bath are most vulnerable. 2. The period before and after the Sunrise and the Sunset are called " KALA SANDHI ". These period can neither be called as a daytime and nor considered as nighttime. The particular time, which falls under this category as most vulnerable time. 3. The Women moving out of their house during the menstrual period. 4. Those are born with their Jenma Nakshtra as Kirutiga, Ayilyam, Magham, Chittirai, Visakam, Jyestha, Moola, Dhanistha and Sathayam are most vulnerable. 5. Those are born with their Jenma Nakshatra as Bharani, Rohini, Thiruvathira, Pooram, Uthiram, Pooradam, Uthiradam, Purattathi and Uthirattathi are less vulnerable. 6. Those who has the weak Lagna lord, 3rd house lord and Moon in their natal h...

Planetary position that indicates the Person's belief or Practise of Black Magic. If a person believes that all his problems can resolved or addressed using the Black Magic, then he/she must posses the following qualities or characteristics. 1. Qualities of Mindset (Thinking Process):  Illusionary Mindset  - His/her mind will bring illusionary or imaginary thoughts into their inner mind making them to believe that even the unviable or contraversial ideas would deliver them the necessary results. Weak Mindset - His/Her mind would be too weak that to posses or create or analyze any new ideas put before them. This person would capitulate themselves to anyone who tries to sell them their ideas in a vociferous manner. Dangerous Mindset - The person would be possesing criminal ideas or behviours or chracteristics, which are inborn in nature. These people either believe or don't believe in Black Magic but they intend to achieve their goal through wrongful means. 2. Natu...

Why do People who practicse Black Magic don't eat in the victims house? We have studied that the people who practise Black Magic do not eat or drink in the victim's place. What is the logic behind it? Why do they not eat? For this, let us find out the story of Nasikethas. Once there lived a devout who was named as Vajasravas. He had conducted a very big Yagna (or Yajna), where all his wealth were sacrificed to the needy. That is, the person who conducts this Yagna would hand over all his wealth to anyone, who are in need of it. His son Nasikethas was curious and wanted to know to whom he would be offered or handed over. Nasikethas asked the question repeatedly to his father. Annoyed and irritated by his son Nasikethas constant query, his father retorted by saything that he had offered Nasikethas to Lord Yama. Nasikethas decided to fulfill the words of his father. Hence he had decided to visit the Yama Loga (Yama's world) by himself. Nasikethas was able to travel to Y...