Names of the Saptdevatas in Marathi (Devanagari script) emit immense Divine Consciousness (Chaitanya)

Scientific study conducted by ‘Maharshi Adhyatma Vishwavidyalay’ using the ‘UAS (Universal Aura Scanner)

Mrs Madhura Dhananjay Karve
‘There are many Deities (male and female) in Hindu dharma, for example, Saptdevata (The seven Deities Shiva, Shriram, Shrikrishna, Maruti, Datta, Shri Ganapati and Shri Durga devi are known as ‘Superior Deities’ and are worshipped), Sthandevta (Deity of the place) and Gramdevta (Village Deity) etc. The vibrations emitted from names of Saptdevatas written in Marathi (Devanagari script) and English (Roman script), were studied using the ‘UAS’. The study details are given below.

The Universal Aura Scanner (UAS) : By using this instrument, the energy and the aura of an object (an object, a premises, an animal and an individual) can be measured. This was developed in 2005 by Dr. Mannem Murthy, a former nuclear scientist of Bhagyanagar, Telangana.

 

 

Mr. Ashish Sawant using the U.A.S. device for the experiment

1. Analysis of the observations in the study : In this study, the names of the Saptdevatas, Shiva, Shriram, Shrikrishna, Maruti, Datta, Shri Ganapati and Shri Durga devi were printed on blank paper in Marathi and English and their study was conducted with ‘UAS (Universal Aura Scanner)’.

 

1 A. Names of Saptdevatas in  Marathi  had no negative energy but had a lot of positive energy.

Names of Saptdevatas  in Marathi  (Devanagari script)   Negative energy aura  (metres)  Positive energy aura  (metres)
Infrared energy Ultraviolet energy
1. Datta 0 0 104.20
2. Shiva 0 0 121.50
3. Maruti 0 0 121.70
4. Shri Ganapati 0 0 125.20
5. Shri Durgadevi 0 0 133.20
6. Shrikrushna 0 0 182.60
7. Shriram 0 0 193.20

1 B. Names of Saptdevatas in English had positive energy, along with some negative energy

Names of Saptdevatas  in Marathi  (Devanagari script)   Negative energy aura  (metres) Positive energy aura  (metres)
Infrared energy Ultraviolet energy
1. Datta 5.74 4.36 14.17
2. Shiva 5.78 3.66 50.62
3. Maruti 5.33 1.48 42.64
4. Shri Ganapati 6.28 3.95 15.38
5. Shri Durgadevi 4.04 1.48 26.84
6. Shrikrushna 2.93 1.06 46.73
7. Shriram 7.42 4.05 53.94

2. Spiritual analysis of the observations in the study

2 A. The reason why the names of Saptdevatas in Marathi emit a lot of positive vibrations : ‘Word, touch, form, taste, smell and its related energy co-exist’, is a principle in Spirituality. Accordingly,  the vibrations of a Deity co-exist with its name. In the Marathi language, the words are written as per their pronunciation. Marathi is the most sattvik language next to the sacred Sanskrit language. As Marathi letters have more sattva predominant component, positive (sattvik) vibrations are emitted from them. Therefore maximum Deity principle (Chaitanya) of each Deity was emitted from the names of Saptdevatas in Marathi (Devnagari script).

2 B. The reason why names of the Saptdevatas in English emit positive as well as  negative vibrations : Words in English are not always spelt according to the pronunciation, there are often inconsistencies. Most of the letters in English are Tama-predominant and hence emit negative vibrations. A Deity’s name and its vibrations co-exist,  therefore, the names of the Saptdevatas in English,  emitted positive vibrations; but compared to Marathi, this proportion is much less. English and its script being Tama-predominant, negative vibrations were also emitted from them.’

– Mrs. Madhura Dhananjay Karve, Maharshi Adhyatma Vishwavidyalay, Goa. (13.3.2023)

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