What is the necessity of medium?

The omnific Parashakthi – ultima of power abounds in nature in its sublime ubiquity. One can harness or experience its cosmic energy in the form of blessings by divine forces, through puritanical means. This fact can be illustrated with the simple analogy of a fan. As we all know, air pervades the atmosphere in all its tranquility. When required, a fan can be switched on to collect the air and blow it on us to provide a soothing effect. A fan can also function as an exhaust system, driving out unpleasant air from a chamber. Thus, fan can either infuse fresh air into us, i.e. positive energy or clear away impure air from us, i.e. negative energy. Either way, it works as a cleansing medium, receiving air and sourcing out, for the specified purpose.

But, the longevity and efficacy of the fan depends on the quality of the mechanism and amount of healing for the recipient depends on the extent to which he or she is exhausted as well as his or her ability to tap the resources optimally. Also, wear and tear of it diminishes its output gradually. This is to suffice that the effectiveness of relief one gets squarely rests on both the quality of the medium and the purity of the benefactor. Relief here is nothing but PARIHARA.

Several instances can be quoted to substantiate the above phenomenon. In a nutshell, a medium is always required to transform energy from one form to another, like a turbine for hydraulic energy, a reactor for atomic energy, etc… The worthiness of all these depends on the way these energies are channeled or oriented and can become constructive or destructive.

All the human beings are attached to their ‘karmanga doshas’, because of which there will be vicissitudes in one’s life. Karmanga doshas are the result of dereliction of duty in their past or present life, having a bearing on their future. For every action, there is a reaction. Reaction here refers to the uneasiness one suffers mentally or physically, ranging from miniscule to gigantic proportions. This will drive them into scurrying for relief that can be obtained only through divine intervention. A ray of divinity focused on the person in piety is sufficient to achieve restitution, rooting out the tentacles of misfortune. But, for all these to happen, a medium whose frequency is in synchronization or in harmony with that of the divine energy is required. This will ensure that the medium becomes an effective carrier for divine blessings to be showered on the person in need. Depending on the medium and the process adopted, the degree of purgation will vary.

Here, we have a panacea for all the above hassles, in the form of Sri Swami, endowed with divine power. He is a medium, fully in tune with divine energy of Adi Parashakthi. In true spirit of altruism, he is adopting Adyatmic method to sail us across the ocean of misery and land us onto noble destiny, under the guidance of Goddess. The ‘pariaharas’ delivered to the devotees here are nothing but manifestations of the divine blessings accorded, through the revered Swami as a medium. The tears of repentance from the pious devotees in obeisance, coupled with the opulence of Swami’s adyatmic energy, bring in ‘punya shesha’, i.e., accumulation of divine grace for the sufferers. Thus, through a sequence of such steady and gradual processes, the devotees’ negative energies are wiped out as per divine dictum, clearing away layers of karmanga doshas attached to them.

When the materialistic medium like fan and adyamic medium cited above are analysed and compared, one can unequivocally be convinced about the ephemeral solution of materialistic medium and the eternal solution of adyatmic medium.

Thus, adyatma is a pristine force, which on being exerted through a divine medium like our Swami will have a tremendous potential to alleviate human sufferings and lift humanity to lofty heights. The energy output through such a medium will lead to metamorphosis in one’s life towards betterment and herald halcyon age, embellished with the portals of morals.