One’s good deeds do not go unrewarded.  In this tale, a chance encounter on an idyllic woodland road puts one driver’s fate squarely in the paws of a very special little beaver.  What happens next may change the way you drive forever.

It was a Super Bowl ad at one time…sorry but it is too good!

Sometimes it is easier to live in habit.  Sometimes it is more comfortable to live how we do and be miserable, than doing something about changing the circumstance which can seem daunting.

That is why it is so important to be able to be guided along the way by a Master.

Pradosham is every 13th Moon and provides a grace period in which extreme karma busting can happen. Soma Pradosham or Pradosham that falls on a Monday is considered particularly powerful to remove karmic mental afflictions.

The Goddess of the Mind and The Master of Time

In Vedic Mythology, the ruler or “overlord” of the Moon is Shiva’s consort, Parvati.   She is the source of creative energy and is a dynamic extension of Shiva onto this universe. The Moon controls emotions and mentality. To master your mind you must first dissolve your karmas.   karmas are thoughts, deeds and actions which are stored in your permanent records or your energetic signature.   Once cleared, Shakti or powerful energy represented by the Goddess, can flow uninterrupted into all aspects of your life.

Lord Shiva is shown wearing the crescent moon in his hair. The waxing and waning of the Moon reveals the time cycle through which creation evolves from the beginning to the end. Lord Shiva has mastered time symbolizing the Eternal Reality beyond time.

The secret of life is codified in ancient stories of all different cultures.  The Vedic texts are one of Life’s Manuals if you can de-code and de-mystify it.  Spiritual Scientists like Dr Pillai assist in our evolution by sharing their knowledge of the Vedas from Ancient India through Vedic Astrology and the use of Vedic Myths or ‘mythotherapy.’

A man lamented that things were going badly for him.  “It must be my karma,” he said.  “I can’t seem to do anything.”

“Then you should make a greater effort,” the Master replied.  “Forget the past, trust more in God.  Our fate is not predestined by Him; nor is karma the sole factor, though our lives are influenced by our past activities.  If you are not happy with the way life is turning out, change the pattern.  I don’t like to hear men sigh and ascribe present failure to past-life errors; to do so is spiritual laziness. Get busy and weed the garden of your life.”