Thursday, October 7, 2010
PRECIOUS HEALING GEMS
Diamond - hardest and precious gem. colours...white, yellow, black.
Emerald - Green, Green mixed with white, both transparent and non-transparent.
Yellow Sapphire - Yellow or white colour. Transparent.
Blue Sapphire - Dark blue, light blue, transparent.
Ruby - Red colour, red mixed with black, transparent.
Pearl - White, Black, Green, Yellow, Bluish.
Red Coral - Red, White, Maroon.
Gomeda(Hessonite) - Honey coloured
Vaidurya (Cat's Eye) - A real miracle of Nature with optical reflectance effect like cat's eye ball
These are the Healing Gems
CRYSTAL ASTROLOGY
Gemology is also called as Crystology or Crystal Astrology, because gems have another name Crystals.
Crystal Astrology unites and maps spiritual truth and guidance with the stars and the Crystal Elements. The power contained in the Crystal Elements enhances the native talents and it energizes our life.
All Gems have an inherent superior natural power based on which they help in removing the bad effects of the Malefic Grahas and establish happiness and peace in life.All gems can be divided into 2 types, they are..
1.Precious Gems.
2.Semi-Precious Gems.
Crystal Astrology unites and maps spiritual truth and guidance with the stars and the Crystal Elements. The power contained in the Crystal Elements enhances the native talents and it energizes our life.
All Gems have an inherent superior natural power based on which they help in removing the bad effects of the Malefic Grahas and establish happiness and peace in life.All gems can be divided into 2 types, they are..
1.Precious Gems.
2.Semi-Precious Gems.
ORIGIN OF GEMS
The origin of gems is considered in 2 ways...
1.Mineral Gems - They are formed due to reaction of the various chemical fluids in the earth.The quantity of chemical fluids in different gems is different, because of this reason their colour, brightness, and hardness is also different. ex. Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Cat's Eye, Sapphire, Hessonite.
2.Organic Gems - Gems created by organic beings or creatures in the oceans.
Ex. Pearl and Coral. The chemical properties Found in these gems are..Carbon, Barileum, Calcium, Aluminium,
Hydrogen, Phosphorous, Manganese, Potassium, etc.
1.Mineral Gems - They are formed due to reaction of the various chemical fluids in the earth.The quantity of chemical fluids in different gems is different, because of this reason their colour, brightness, and hardness is also different. ex. Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Cat's Eye, Sapphire, Hessonite.
2.Organic Gems - Gems created by organic beings or creatures in the oceans.
Ex. Pearl and Coral. The chemical properties Found in these gems are..Carbon, Barileum, Calcium, Aluminium,
Hydrogen, Phosphorous, Manganese, Potassium, etc.
Classification of Gems
Gems of Marthyaloka are divided into 3 parts:
1.Navaratanas
2.Pancharatnas
3.Uparatnas
The Navaratnas are 9 gems assigned to the Navagrahas (Nine Grahas) which are used for the propagation of the Navagrahas and for getting beneficial results.
According to Brihat Jataka, the Mani-mala verse 79 and the Jataka Parijata Chap. 2, Sloka21:
MaaNikyaM taraNeH sujaatyamamalaM
muktaaphalaM shiitagoH
Maaheyasya cha vidrumaM marakataM
saumyasya gaarutmatama
Devejyasya cha puShparaajamasuraachaaryasya vajraM
shaneH NiilaM nirmalamanyayoshcha gadite
gomedavaiduuryake.
It means that...Ruby is for Surya, Pearl for the Chandra, Red Coral for Mangala, Emerald for Budha, Yellow sapphire for Guru, Diamond for Shukra, Blue sapphire for Shani, Hessonite (Gomedha) for Rahu Cat's Eye (Vaidurya) for Ketu.
The Panchratnas are called as Maha Ratnas, they are:
1.Pearl
2.Diamond
3.Blue Sapphire
4.Emerald
5.Ruby
The Uparathnas are semi-precious gemstones, some of them are used instead of the Navaratnas, they are:
1.Topaz
2.Quartz
3.Zircon
4.Jade
5.Moonstone
1.Navaratanas
2.Pancharatnas
3.Uparatnas
The Navaratnas are 9 gems assigned to the Navagrahas (Nine Grahas) which are used for the propagation of the Navagrahas and for getting beneficial results.
According to Brihat Jataka, the Mani-mala verse 79 and the Jataka Parijata Chap. 2, Sloka21:
MaaNikyaM taraNeH sujaatyamamalaM
muktaaphalaM shiitagoH
Maaheyasya cha vidrumaM marakataM
saumyasya gaarutmatama
Devejyasya cha puShparaajamasuraachaaryasya vajraM
shaneH NiilaM nirmalamanyayoshcha gadite
gomedavaiduuryake.
It means that...Ruby is for Surya, Pearl for the Chandra, Red Coral for Mangala, Emerald for Budha, Yellow sapphire for Guru, Diamond for Shukra, Blue sapphire for Shani, Hessonite (Gomedha) for Rahu Cat's Eye (Vaidurya) for Ketu.
The Panchratnas are called as Maha Ratnas, they are:
1.Pearl
2.Diamond
3.Blue Sapphire
4.Emerald
5.Ruby
The Uparathnas are semi-precious gemstones, some of them are used instead of the Navaratnas, they are:
1.Topaz
2.Quartz
3.Zircon
4.Jade
5.Moonstone
Gems in Mythology According to Brihat Samhita
According to Brihat Samhita the Gemstones originated when Lord Indra killed the Demon King Bala, whose body parts turned into the precious stones.
King Bala's forehead became the Diamond.
His mind became the Pearl.
His blood turned into Rubies.
His bile converted into Emerald.
His blood drops which fell into the sea turned
into Coral.
His flesh turned into Yellow Sapphire.
His eye balls turned into the Blue Sapphire.
The fat in his body turned into Hessonite.
The fibres and veins in his body converted into
Turquoise.
His sacred thread turned into Cats eye.
His semen turned to Bheeshma Parhana.
His excreta turned into Masar Mani.
His hair turned to Lapis Lazuli.
His tongue became the Ulook Mani.
His chest turned into Touch stones.
The sweat drops turned into Crystals.
His cough converted into Upalak Mani.
The fore part of his brain turned into
Bhusmakas.
His skin turned to TailaMani.
His stomach turned into Ghreetha Mani.
His forehead turned to Jyothirasam.
There are many wonderful gems in many parts
of the earth. Hence Bhoomi(Mother Earth) is also called as
1.Rathnagarbha,
2.RathnaVasir,
3.Rasane
In Hindu Mythology all the Gemstones can be
classified into three types, they are...
1.Gems of Swargaloka
2.Gems of Patalaloka
3.Gems of Marthyaloka
The Gems of Swargalokaare worn by Gods like the Syamantakamani, Chintamani,
Kausthabhamani, Rudramani,etc.
There are NineGems of Patalaloka which are worn by NineNagasor Serpents which rule over the Patalaloka. These gems are each of different colour and the lights from the gems illuminate the entire Patalaloka.
The Gems of Marthyalokaare the ones that is known to and worn by Humans.
These gems of Marthyaloka are further divided into 3 parts.
1.Navaratanas
2.Pancharatnas
3.Uparatnas
King Bala's forehead became the Diamond.
His mind became the Pearl.
His blood turned into Rubies.
His bile converted into Emerald.
His blood drops which fell into the sea turned
into Coral.
His flesh turned into Yellow Sapphire.
His eye balls turned into the Blue Sapphire.
The fat in his body turned into Hessonite.
The fibres and veins in his body converted into
Turquoise.
His sacred thread turned into Cats eye.
His semen turned to Bheeshma Parhana.
His excreta turned into Masar Mani.
His hair turned to Lapis Lazuli.
His tongue became the Ulook Mani.
His chest turned into Touch stones.
The sweat drops turned into Crystals.
His cough converted into Upalak Mani.
The fore part of his brain turned into
Bhusmakas.
His skin turned to TailaMani.
His stomach turned into Ghreetha Mani.
His forehead turned to Jyothirasam.
There are many wonderful gems in many parts
of the earth. Hence Bhoomi(Mother Earth) is also called as
1.Rathnagarbha,
2.RathnaVasir,
3.Rasane
In Hindu Mythology all the Gemstones can be
classified into three types, they are...
1.Gems of Swargaloka
2.Gems of Patalaloka
3.Gems of Marthyaloka
The Gems of Swargalokaare worn by Gods like the Syamantakamani, Chintamani,
Kausthabhamani, Rudramani,etc.
There are NineGems of Patalaloka which are worn by NineNagasor Serpents which rule over the Patalaloka. These gems are each of different colour and the lights from the gems illuminate the entire Patalaloka.
The Gems of Marthyalokaare the ones that is known to and worn by Humans.
These gems of Marthyaloka are further divided into 3 parts.
1.Navaratanas
2.Pancharatnas
3.Uparatnas
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Gems In Mythology
Syamanthaka Mani is a red colored mani worn by Lord Indra, Satrajita, and lord Krishna. syamantaka is represented by surya. according to jyothisha in navarathnas manikya is the gem that represents surya graha.
Kaustubha Mani is a lotus colored divine mani worn by Lord vishnu.
Fourteen rathnas emerged at the time of samudra manthana. The fourth rathna that emerged is known as Kaustubha Mani.
Rudra mani is a gold colored mani worn by Lord Shiva.
Chintamani is a white colored mani worn by Lord Brahma which has the power to fulfill any wishes of a human being.
Garuda Pachhe has the ability to absorb snake poison from person's body.
The Shirorathna is worn by Ashwathama son of dronacharya.
Parusha Mani turns iron to gold.
The Greeks greatly valued Asteria( star shaped structure) in gemstones, which is regarded as powerful love charm.
Helen of Troy was known to have worn star corundum,
Our Life with Gems
Moolatho Brahma Roopaya
Madhyatho Vishnu Roopiney
Agratho Shiva Roopayathe namaha.
Which means ... The roots of the tree are represented by Lord Brahma, The center of the tree is represented by Lord Vishnu, The branches of the tree are represented by Lord Shiva.
Similarly the Maharishis also identified the roots of the plants and these plants which represents the navagrahas. All the planets are also of paramatma amsha. The Gemstones represent these grahas hence these gemstones possess the Paramatma amsha. These Gems are remedies as given in the Parihara Jyothisha.
Gemology is a knowledge dealing with the precious and semi precious gems gemstones. It is considered as geosciences and a branch of mineralogy. In astrology it is believed that Gems play a vital role as a Parihara for our past and present karmas and to improve the present and future life.
Gemology can be traced back to many sacred texts like...
The Rig veda, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Skanda purana, Garuda maha purana, Rathna Pariksha, Brihat Samhita, Artha Shastra, The Tanakh (Jewish Hebrew Bible), The Holy Bible, Ayurveda and many other scriptures and texts in almost all cultures and religions of the world. Many gems have been mentioned in these texts along with how and why they originated and who wore them.
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