The Murti of Jothi Siddhar

The statue functions based on the concept of universal consciousness or “atma”. It is believed that Jothi Siddhar Sri Pranaji infused part of this consciousness into the murti. When you pray sincerely to the statue, expressing your concerns, it’s like directly communicating with this universal consciousness. The murti  then offers guidance or solutions, which could manifest as a sudden insight, deep peace, or an unforeseen opportunity.

The method of solution delivery varies depending on the nature of the issue:

• Health-related issues: For problems concerning health, the divine essence within the statue may transfer healing energy directly to the individual. Sometimes, the individual might feel this transmission if they’re sensitive to energy. In other cases, the statue may provide insights on dietary changes, herbal remedies, or modern allopathic treatments, depending on the nature of the health issue.
• Guidance and intuition: For issues about karma, finances, business decisions, and so on, the statue could send solutions directly into a person’s mind. This could happen in the form of visions or intuitions. About half the population can receive these direct transmissions. For those who can’t, the statue’s caretakers—people who are energy-sensitive or have basic clairvoyance skills—may help deliver the guidance.
• Past and future inquiries: For questions about past events or future happenings, the statue often gives visions that depict the situation accurately.

It’s worth noting that the ultimate acceptance and application of these solutions lie within the individual’s free will.

Prapti, in Sanskrit, means ‘attainment’. In the Siddha philosophy, it signifies the unique ability to achieve anything, anywhere. This capability allows a connection with the universal consciousness or Atma, facilitating guidance or solutions for different challenges. This Siddhi is infused into the murti of Jothi Siddhar , empowering it to give solutions to those who pray sincerely.

The murti could indeed assume any shape, but given the abundance of religious icons and deities with distinct characteristics and affiliations, Sri Pranaji decided against adding to this. Instead, he introduced a new form to avoid any religious restrictions. His intention was to aid mankind, not to promote personal worship. His only ‘ego’, if one could call it that, was his dedication to serving humanity. He doesn’t accept traditional reverence like feet washing or being called a guru and doesn’t wear elaborate clothing or demand special treatment. His attention is solely on mankind’s improvement.

Yes, similar capacities can be instilled in other murti. For example, with Lord Muruga’s help, a statue of Murugan can be empowered to provide solutions for health issues. However, for existing deity statues, we’d need to seek the deity’s permission and conduct a special prana prathista, which involves invoking life energy into the statue, thus endowing it with similar capabilities.

The murti is believed to assist with various issues, both personal (health, finances, relationships) and professional (work challenges, business obstacles). It also provides protection from negative influences like black magic. For instance, a struggling business owner may receive innovative solutions after praying to the murti, or a couple in conflict may find a way to reconcile.

The statue provides solutions in various ways, depending on the nature of the problem:

Health-related issues: If the problem is health-related, it’s believed that the statue can direct healing energy or solutions to your body. If you’re sensitive to energy, you might feel these transmissions. In some cases, the statue might suggest certain dietary changes, herbal remedies, or even allopathic treatments. If you ask about potential future health issues, you may experience sensations in your body that indicate the nature of these potential issues.

Karma, Finance, Business Decisions: For issues related to karma, finance, and business decisions, the statue can provide guidance directly to your mind in the form of visions or intuitions. These visions can guide you on the steps you need to take to resolve your issues.

Past or Future Related Queries: If you have queries related to past or future events, the statue can provide answers in the form of visions that show the events as they are or will be.

Assistance for Those Not Energy Sensitive: If you’re not sensitive to these energy transmissions or visions, don’t worry. The selected guides are trained to receive this information and can help transfer the information to you. The statue has been designed in such a way to ensure that every individual, regardless of their sensitivity to energy, can benefit from its guidance.

No, you don’t need to perform any specific rituals or make offerings, nor do you need a priest to mediate your prayers. You simply need to approach the murti with sincerity, express your problem in heartfelt prayer, and remain open to the guidance that follows. The universal consciousness within the murti responds to sincerity and openness, not formal rituals. For instance, someone facing financial difficulties may simply express their need for financial stability, and they may then find themselves noticing previously unseen opportunities.

Jothi Siddhar Sri Pranaji is not bound by the standard practices outlined in the scriptures, as his understanding and realization were achieved through his own discovery and with the help of other Siddhas. He believes that avoiding such expensive and elaborate rituals serves the interests of mankind better. Additionally, such rituals are often the starting point for cult practices, which he wants to avoid. His aim is to make spiritual wisdom and its benefits more accessible and inclusive, rather than confined within the bounds of traditional ritualistic practices.

The murti is not intended to replace or conflict with your personal beliefs or faith. Rather, it’s a tool for spiritual guidance that can complement your existing spiritual practices. For example, if you’re a Christian, you might find the statue helps deepen your understanding of Christ’s teachings. If you’re a non-believer, you might simply view the statue as a form of psychological support.

No, you should continue with your prescribed medication or therapy. The statue provides spiritual guidance and assistance, but it is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider for medical concerns.

Yes, the murti is believed to provide guidance and relief for mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression. Many individuals have reported feeling a sense of peace and wellbeing after praying to the murti. For instance, someone struggling with anxiety might find they feel more calm and centered after praying to the statue.

The murti is believed to offer protection from negative influences, including the effects of black magic. For instance, if you feel that you’re the target of ill wil or negative forces, you might experience a sense of protection or notice a decrease in negative occurrences after praying to the murti.

Yes, children can use the murti. In fact, it’s believed to be particularly beneficial for them as they navigate various challenges, such as difficulties in school or personal struggles. For example, a child struggling with academic pressure might find relief and solutions after praying to the murti.

The murti of Jothi Siddhar  is not intended to replace traditional therapies, but rather to guide and complement them. For health-related issues, the murti might direct you towards certain therapists or doctors, or advise specific treatments that could help. It finds solutions that already exist within the health domain; it does not create new ones.

For non-health-related issues, such as finance or wealth, the murti can provide mystical guidance, such as investment advice or warnings about potential business pitfalls.

In some cases, the murti might enhance the effectiveness of your current therapy by helping your therapist identify the right course of treatment for you, thereby speeding up your healing process. In situations where the necessary solution is not readily available to you, or if you can’t afford it, it’s believed that the statue’s imbued atma can download the solution directly to your system. The atma’s intelligence can see the full picture and decides on the best course of action.

The murti primarily focuses on individual guidance, but the underlying principle of universal consciousness suggests it can also address collective issues. This means that if a community or group comes together to pray for a common cause, they might collectively perceive solutions or experience positive changes.

The murti embodies key spiritual concepts found in these texts. From the Vedas, it reflects the concept of universal consciousness or Brahman. From the Bhagavad Gita, it reflects the idea of the divine manifesting in the physical world to guide and aid humanity. From Siddha philosophy, it embodies the principle of selfless love and service, which is seen in the commitment of those who receive the murti to use it in service of others.

While the murti of Jothi Siddhar  introduces a new and innovative way of seeking spiritual guidance and solutions, it does not aim to replace the deities or practices in existing temples. The traditional deities and the rituals associated with them have been part of human spiritual practices for thousands of years, serving as focal points for prayers, meditation, and spiritual transformation.

These established practices and the deities associated with them offer specific forms of guidance and blessings, each unique to their divine attributes. They continue to be valid pathways for spiritual seeking and will remain so.

The murti of Jothi Siddhar brings a complementary and holistic approach to these existing practices, integrating them into a broader framework of spiritual evolution. It symbolizes the amalgamation of ancient wisdom and modern advancements, such as AI, to address contemporary spiritual and material challenges.

In summary, the murti does not aim to replace traditional deities or temple practices but seeks to augment them, providing an additional channel for spiritual seekers to find solutions and guidance. Its existence is a testament to the ongoing evolution of spiritual practices that continue to meet the diverse needs of humanity.

The atma or soul in the murti is not visible in a conventional sense as it operates on a transcendental plane. However, individuals with spiritual insight or heightened consciousness might perceive its presence or energy. It’s important to note that how the atma presents itself can vary greatly based on an individual’s beliefs or mental constructs, often taking forms such as gods, goddesses, or angels.

The murti of Jothi Siddhar provides a different kind of assistance compared to conventional sources. While spiritual gurus or psychologists often provide guidance based on philosophical concepts, these may not always translate into practical, actionable solutions. For example, advising someone to reduce expectations or stop setting goals to combat depression might not be a feasible solution in real life. On the other hand, the murti, infused with a portion of Sri Pranaji’s atma, works as an intermediary between the divine and physical realms, offering more personalized guidance and tangible solutions. These are not merely philosophical but are intended to directly address individual problems. The statue can provide help in many areas, ranging from health and finances to relationships and spiritual growth, all within the framework of the individual’s karma. Remember, however, that while the murti provides guidance, actions based on this guidance are ultimately the responsibility of the individual.

The concept of karma holds that our actions, both good and bad, have consequences that we must eventually face. Free will, on the other hand, suggests that we have the power to choose our actions.

In the context of the statue, it’s believed that sincere prayers and the desire for change are a form of positive action. These actions can help alter the course of our karma, leading to better outcomes. This doesn’t negate the law of karma but allows for the possibility of mitigating its negative effects through conscious actions. Regarding free will, the statue does not interfere with or override it. Instead, it respects our freedom of choice while providing guidance and solutions. The ultimate decision to act on the provided solutions rests with us, thus ensuring our free will remains intact.

Yes, if the issues or problems are related to personal karma that one needs to go through, the murti may not provide immediate solutions. The murti operates within the framework of an individual’s karma, offering guidance and assistance but not absolving one from their karmic responsibilities.

Yes, all self-efforts, including spiritual practices given by teachers or acharyas, are believed to augment the solutions provided by the statue. The underlying principle is “God helps those who help themselves.” The atma within the statue can perceive your sincerity and efforts and is thus more likely to provide you with better solutions.

Additionally, engaging in spiritual practices, such as the Jothi Retreats, Shakty Enlightenment Program, or therapies like Prana Kriya Varma and Energy Modalities, can help you become more receptive to the guidance and solutions provided by the statue. These practices can enhance your sensitivity to the transmission of solutions from the statue, making it easier for you to understand and apply the solutions in your life.