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If you believe in the healing benefits of gemstones, you may have heard your astrologer say something like this at some point: “It is a difficult practice. If you want this, you will have to go through a difficult process.”
And when people become desperate for something, they sometimes lose their ability to think clearly. Without realizing it, they may start doing things they would normally question or avoid.
In this blog, we are going to talk about something very important: whenever you follow a gemstone-related activity, ritual, or remedy, you should first understand what you are actually doing and how risky it could be if done without proper understanding or guidance.
Let me take you back almost 20–25 years.
It was around 6:15 in the evening. It wasn't even supposed to rain that day, but suddenly dark clouds appeared and heavy rain started pouring down. I was in my office at that time.
Back then, computers were not something we casually used for everything. People mostly sat at computers for calculations and office work. Suddenly, I received an email.
At that time, receiving an email itself felt like a big deal! But the weather had suddenly become so beautiful and pleasant that I thought, “Let me go home.”
So, I left the office and walked towards the rickshaw stand. But when I reached there, I realized that the rain had become extremely heavy. It felt as if the clouds had completely burst open.
I had no choice but to return to the office. That evening, the office decided that everyone would stay back until the weather improved.
I called my mother and told her what had happened. My father said, “Don't worry. I'll come and pick you up around 10:30.”
So, I went back to my computer and opened that email.
The email was from Seema Rawat, who had recently moved to Spain. She had a strong belief in astrology.
She had applied for an education loan and was quite confident that it would be approved because her academic marks were excellent. But things didn't go as expected.
Her loan application was rejected.
She had to wait for another year and apply again. Unfortunately, the application was rejected again.
At that point, she wrote another email explaining what happened next.
This was when Pandit Hardhayal Ji, her guru, entered her life.
He advised her to wear a Yellow Sapphire. In fact, he also performed a mantra-based activation for the gemstone.
And then something unexpected happened.
Within just 15 days, her education loan was approved. Her visa was granted, and within two years, she was successfully working and settled in Spain.
But then, she made one mistake with her Yellow Sapphire ring a mistake that happened around the New Moon.
And I know you are probably wondering:
What happened next?
What happened after she made that mistake?
Was the gemstone really responsible for what followed?
Or was there something else she should have understood before performing that remedy?
For that, you'll have to wait for Part 2.
Because this is exactly where the story becomes even more interesting and more important for anyone who follows gemstone remedies, rituals, or astrological practices.