Bapu’s Reassurance and Care
ll Hari Om ll
In
His discourse on Thursday (3rd January 2013) at Shree Harigurugram,
Shree Aniruddha spoke about the incidents that sent waves of shock in
the entire country and stirred up strong protest. Every thinking and
sensitive Indian citizen was pained. Bapu offered a firm and comforting
reassurance, a relief to all His Shraddhavaan friends. I am sharing with
all, this very important and ‘reassuring’ part of the discourse in this
post:
“The
last three or four days, in fact the whole of last week, T.V. channels
and the news papers have been reporting horrific instances of how the
woman’s honour is violated in this democratic nation of India, how she
is reduced to a pathetic state… and as you saw these reports, many of
you were furious although you were actually not in any way related to
her (to the victim)… I heard it, I saw it and I am proud of it. You felt
rage, you felt anger, you clenched your fists; I was glad. However, I
wish to say one thing to all the women present here. May Nature make the
distinction of gender – of the man and the woman; may their bodies
differ accordingly in structure and anatomy but their destinies do not
differ based on gender. Moreover in today’s times even men become
victims of rape due to a certain kind of human tendency.
I have
nothing to do with either this or that. The unjust or the one who
exploits and the exploited or the victim of the injustice are the only
two classes I know. Even if a complaint is lodged following the rape
incident, the legalities take their own course and time. The law may
even punish the culprit but all through her life, the woman’s heart
remains scarred by the horrible moment! What about that? She was
humiliated and violated. What about that? What about the one who lost
her life? Many parents sitting here today have come with this very worry
in their hearts. ‘Bapu, our daughter travels all alone. We are scared.’
Time and again over the last two years I have been receiving these
kinds of letters. ‘Will our daughter who leaves home in the morning come
home safe in the evening Bapu?’ You just never know who will do what
and where! Every decent woman holds this fear in her heart. If rape can
occur in a running bus, it can happen anywhere and everywhere.
Everything is possible. What in the world do we do then? These days I
hear that even young boys are raped by men like women are. I have a few
clauses for them:
Clause 1:
If the exploited, the rape victim – be it a woman or even a young boy – were to chant the Aniruddha Chalisa 108 times each day through 11 days,
the rapist will be rendered impotent with immediate effect and that is
My blessing. Not only will he become impotent, but the world will know
about his impotency and he will be scorned and ridiculed.
Clause 2:
Every such woman and every such helpless young boy who chants the Gurukshetram Mantra at least 5 times every day,
will not and cannot ever be raped. This will just not be possible even
if this person is all alone and is faced with a gang of 100 and that is
My word. I will stand in the way, remember that. Those who cannot manage
the Sanskrit pronunciations may recite it as best as is possible, or in
a way they can for I will have corrected it and the gain will be all
yours, remember that too.
Clause 3:
The Matruvatsalyavindanam has a prescribed pattern meant for regular reading. I have on the other hand kept the Matruvatsalya Upanishad
totally open. You may read any chapter as many times as you wish to.
You may follow any sequence. Read it the way you want to. If a woman or
even man who feels the threat and fear of rape from a particular person
or a person more powerful than her or him, were to read the 2 chapters relating to Mata Shivagangagauri
even once and pray to Her saying that he or she is afraid of such and
such person, their fear will vanish at once as the cause of fear would
have vanished, would have been totally wiped out.
Clause 4:
We cannot
recite the mantras. What about us? What do we do? The uneducated, the
illiterate, those with speech difficulties and even the mute for that
matter, may just say “Aniruddha, Aniruddha” in the
mind, they will have the benefits of all of this, i.e. the reading, the
chanting… just all of this. Not only will I do all of this for your sake
but will see to it that the fruit of this comes to you, that it is all
yours. That is My promise.
Clause 5:
To all the
women of the Ahilya Sangh, the ‘Bal’ group and the Chandika Army that we
have formed, I announce that if a person approaches you with evil
intentions, a technique that I will give to you, will equip you to make that person permanently impotent
– right away, right there and within 5 seconds. No matter if you are a
mere 30 kg, you are recovering from fever, you do not have the strength
to walk two steps, I guarantee that you will be able to do this.
So then,
just be assured and have no fear. We are Bapu’s daughters, we are
Bapu’s children. Nobody, just nobody can scare us. He (Bapu) alone and
all by Himself is all powerful and competent to protect us. But then all
of this on just the one condition: Do not ever lie to Me; for if you
do, none of the benefits that I spoke of, will hold true for you, none
of them will bear fruit for you. If you observe and pledge by this one
condition I am willing to do just anything for you.
So
do not fuss over your fears. Breathe free, breathe happy. Live free,
live happy… for what after all, is the second verse of the Gurukshetram
Mantra? “Om Ramapraan Shree Hanumantaaya namah”. Who is ‘Ram’? What does
He stand for? Ram is the Maryada-Purushottam… the One who sets all ‘maryada‘
(restraint). He is the One who observes all restraint. He is the One
who gets man to observe restraint. So then, what is Hanumanta, the ‘praan‘ of Shreeram? The ‘praan‘
is the energy, the strength, the strength that makes things happen.
Hanumanta thus means the One who gives the strength and capacity to
observe maryada (restraint). Besides, since ‘purity is the only
decisive norm’ and if our purity is at stake or is threatened, who will
provide the strength to stand up against this and take action? It is
Hanumanta who will. It is therefore Hanumanta, who will through the
second verse of this mantra, equip you, give you the capacity to fight
against injustice.”
ll Hari Om ll
