Premanand Maharaj Ekanki Vartalap: Has it ever happened to you that a lot of work is being done and suddenly deteriorates? Or are you excited for a new beginning and then obstacles start coming? In such a situation, many times people start saying, “It seems that you get caught by someone!” In Indian society, Buri Nazar or Vision Dosha is a very old and deep recognition. But does this really happen? Can someone’s evil eye spoil our work? When a devotee questioned Premanand Maharaj in Vrindavan on this subject, he has presented a deep and thoughtful approach.
What did Premanand Maharaj say:
Premanand Maharaj Ji has clearly stated that sight is an illusion. According to him, it is just a game of our beliefs and beliefs. When our mind accepts something, then our subconscious mind starts functioning accordingly. If we assume that we are noticed, then our confidence starts staggering and we start thinking negatively. This negativity obstructs our actions and not an external evil power.
Maharaj Ji says that when a person has a sense of jealousy or malice towards us, it is his own negativity, which lives within him. This does not have a direct effect on us until we let it dominate us. Our real power is in our thinking and spirit. If our thinking is positive, our confidence is strong and we are firm towards our goals, then no negative energy can affect us.
What did Maharaj say on taking an eye on
Maharaj Ji has also spoken about the action of eyeing. They say that taking an eye on it is an expression of love and anxiety. When parents take the eyes of their children, it is their anxiety, affection and a wishes for the child. This provides a psychological satisfaction that we have done something to protect the child. It has no magical power, but it reflects the emotional connection between family members. It is a type of rite that strengthens relationships.
Nowadays people start blaming evil eyes for every minor failure. Maharaj ji advises us to avoid this trend. They say that we should analyze our failures, learn from them and move forward. If we blame external powers for everything, we will never improve our mistakes and recognize our real ability.
