Feng Shui for Love - Sharad Poornima

For all those who want to attract love in their life, 6th October 2006 is the most important date. It, of course, is a full moon day, considered poornmasi in Vedic astrology. But it is SPECIAL because it is Sharad Poornima.

It is scientifically known that the moon has a deep effect on women and their hormonal cycles. Not only are both the cycles of 28 days duration but, according to Indian Vedic astrology, the nakeshtra of the first day of the first menstrual cycle always remains same, unless disturbed by external factors including drugs and stress. The influence of the moon on water (and all liquids including petrol, oil, and wine) is well known and this is said to be reason for the moon’s influence on women’s menstruation. Moon energy is the `yin` energy – as against the `yang` energy of the Sun – and the Chinese have an old Taoist
way to harness this energy so that a woman’s beauty may be greatly enhanced to make her more attractive.

The full moon day, when the moon energy is the most potent in the month, is very useful for gathering Love energy. And Sharad Poornima is considered much more important. The legend is that on this night, 5,000 years ago, Lord Krishna and Radha revealed the supreme bliss of maharasa (supreme pleasure) to the innumerable gopis in Vrindavan. While the legend is that the Moon showers the earth with the cool nectar of peace and nourishing Moon power (energy), and this energy is the highest during this night, the explanation for this is that the Moon comes closest to the earth on this full moon day in October, every year.

There is little difference between the full moon days and Sharad Poornima. It is the difference between the pressures of water flowing from a half-inch tap and the water flowing from an inch tap. The bucket will always get filled in.
I have often written about the moon energy and its impact on our love life and marriage luck, and have taught some enthusiasts over the years. I again propose to teach the secret mystical method but before that, here is the story of Ruby. Ruby was among the first batch of girls who learned the method to garner Moon Energy a little before the last Sharad Poornima. She was thirty-three and single. Ruby had a good executive job in a major financial organization and had been growing in her career. “I have no worry about my career. I have a good job and have proven myself in various departments while doing the field duty. I could even recover loans that were considered `bad debts` and were to be written off by my persistence and the management has appreciated this. My problem is that if a suitable match is found for me his earnings or position is considerably lower. This would cause problems in marriage. I want to look up to my man. Everything is happening in my life but not marriage.”

In fact, she almost got married to a guy but was saved from a disaster when she learned that he was married! The way the Moon Energy worked for Ruby is amazing.

Her faith in the mysterious method of gathering the lunar power was scary. What if it didn’t work for her? She insisted on acquiring one of my oil paintings (Moon Energy) and hung it in her bedroom at the spot I marked with my red marker. (Red I always consider fortunate for love and marriage.) In less than a week she was posted to the banking division of this organization as the manager went on leave. This seemed a purely routine and purely temporary transfer as she retained the earlier charge. While on this desk she came in touch with the Chief Executive Officer of successful Software Company based in Parel. Perhaps not willing to trust anyone else with the huge cheques he was making online, this `always in hurry` CEO would often visit the bank while on his way to his office. He was everything she could dream of - handsome, successful and caring. Their love story grew over cups of coffee in Barista and Coffee Day and quickly climaxed into marriage during this `marriage season`.