Miracle happened with me by gods grace. Please try this

Namah SHivay to all,
However, as compared to others it was a very small experience, but for me who was not able to eat, sleep, cannot clean bowels also...
Its a true and real story which happened with me for last 10 days. I have made it very very short by cutting many less important things.

on 14feb2010, I got ill with severe vomits and loose motions. On the very next day, fever started coming to me. I consulted to a good doctor and started consuming the medicines. Fever and other things are all gone in just 2 days. This was the time when babaji and Sai Baba came to me at night and healed me for about 4 hours.
But, now the major problem in my body came. My stomach started aching. The pain was so much that i could not sit or sleep also.
Then came two persons, who claimed that they are Sadhus. They came and started doing their very different kind of unnatural acts in our worshiping place. They told me that I am suffering from bad eyes of many persons. I was amazed. Because this can never happen to any Shiv Yogi.
I messaged to babaji through facebook and got reply. On the very next day i did a small hawan of Bhagwan Mahamrityunjaya and did sadhna.
Miracle happened instantly. My bowels was empty after so long.
I was able to eat, sleep and do all other activities properly.

Thanks to babaji and all sidhhas.
Namah Shivay


The hawan was as follows:
Cow's kande, til, cow's ghee, rice, jawa, Gur.
11 times a day for 11 days. By enchanting mahamrityunjay mantra:
"Om trayambakam yajamahe sugandhim pushtivardhanam urvarukmiv bandhnat mrtyormokshiy maamritat"

"The GOD Spot" - Hottest Topic

Science can't say whether God represents a loving, vengeful or nonexistent being. But researchers have revealed for the first time how such religious beliefs trigger different parts of the brain.

Brain scans showed that participants fell back on higher thought patterns when reacting to religious statements, whether trying to figure out God's thoughts and emotions or thinking about metaphorical meaning behind religious teachings.

"That suggests that religion is not a special case of a belief system, but evolved along with other belief and social cognitive abilities," said Jordan Grafman, a cognitive neuroscientist at the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke in Bethesda, Maryland.


Such results fit with previous research which shows that no single "God spot" exists in the brain. Both believers and nonbelievers participated in the new study, detailed in this week's issue of the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

A first part of the study established a range or spectrum of religious beliefs relating to God's perceived involvement in this world, God's perceived emotion, and personal experiences as opposed to abstract doctrine. The second part examined how participants responded to religious statements reflecting those beliefs, with the help of fMRI scanners.

The brain scans showed that people use known, higher-function brain regions to sort out their thoughts on God and religion. For instance, parts of the brain linked with theory of mind (ToM) lit up when trying to understand a supposedly detached God's intentions – although individual minds varied wildly when pondering a more involved God.

A possible explanation: "Probably because we would tend to use theory of mind when we were puzzled, concerned, or threatened by another’s behavior," Grafman told LiveScience.

People again relied on theory of mind, as well as brain regions that detect emotion through facial expression and language, when they read statements reflecting God's anger. Statements of God's love stimulated regions connected with positive emotions and suppression of sadness

Unsurprisingly, statements of religious doctrine activated parts of the brain that help decode metaphor and abstractness. That contrasted with statements reflecting religious experience, which prodded the brain to retrieve memories and imagery of self in action.

Even statements that believers or nonbelievers disagreed with produced intriguing results.

"Reading a statement that you have been asked to compare your own personal beliefs with certainly will activate your own belief system," Grafman pointed out. He and his colleagues observed brain regions relating to disgust or conflict lighting up in response.

One question that remains unanswered is whether religion evolved as a central functional preoccupation for human brains in early societies, or whether it simply relied on brain regions which had evolved for other types of thought-processing.

Future research may also try to see if human brains respond similarly for different religions, given that this study focused only on Western Christian beliefs.

"The more interesting studies will wind up comparing different belief systems with similar dimensions to see if they also activate the same brain areas," Grafman said. "If they do, we can better define why those brain areas evolved in humans.

Source : imaginova Corp. and FOXnews.com

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