Chants for Contemplative Meditation, 7. #0602

--Someone said to me that Yantra Mandalas are hard to find, so I thought about it awhile, then put it away for later. Later came around at the library when one of my friend's children wanted something to occupy some time, other than reading, - go figure -. There is an app in Play store called Colorme. And my friend installed it on a phone and while showing the child, I saw a designation for mandalas. Last night I did this as an exercise in patience. It doesn't represent anything but my patience, but one can see how it's program might be of use to those of us with difficult access to Yantras.

--Today, we are looking at a chant that will increase the likelihood of one's winning. Gambling (I don't condone, but ai¿, crossing the road might be a gamble.), business luck and dollar gains in general. Again the Gopala Yantra, and being comfortable and still, repeat 54 times for three days (always attempt the same time daily, it works better, and one's routine accepts that at that time you are sitting 'doing, by non-doing' an every-day exercise, in silence, within oneself.) envisioning the end result.

--OM HAMSI HAMSIJANE HRIM KLIM SWAHA.
--A-u-m ham-shi ham-shi-ja-ney rim crim sooa-ha.

--As I have said before, one may carry this in one's head, repeating on the out-breath during any physical exercise, such as walking distance, driving on open traffic highway, or raking leaves, where the body is doing its actions automatically and repeating that morning's exercise, replaces the inner dialogue of worries and negations that often intrude upon one's peace.
--Keep on keeping on. 😇
--May the blessings be.
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