There is a cure for the problem of suicidal tendencies, a disturbing trend which has claimed many young lives in India. say Dr Jayant Athavale, a hypno-therapist and Sean Clarke, a researcher based at Maharshi Adhyatma Vishwa Vidyalay, Ramnadhi, Goa.
The National Crime Records Bureau states that 1.39 lakh Indians committed suicide in the year 2019, out of which 67 per cent was in the 18-45 age group.
The treatment is based on a system of knowledge dating back to thousands of years and was culled out of the priceless Vedic and Sasthras. “All these years, we did not have scientific monitoring equipment to study changes that took place in the mind and body to make a foolproof observation. With modern gadgets which could measure changes in energy levels in body and mind, it is time for us to tell the world that, yes, we can completely cure the tendency to commit suicide,” Sean Clarke, a former Indian Navy officer who left his job to pursue his passion in research.
According to Dr Athawale and Clarke, practicing spirituality and the ‘personality defects removal process’ can help prevent suicide. The scientists make it clear that this is not a new finding but a scientific truth explained in Vedas and Sasthras. Chanting the name of God is an easy yet potent spiritual practice that can generate tremendous amount of positive energy to overcome defects in a person’s mind, Clarke told The Pioneer.
This finding was substantiated with Universal Aura Scanner, developed by Dr Mannem Murthy, a former scientist with the Department of Atomic Energy.
The Aura Scanner is capable of detecting variations in energy generated during any phase of one’s life. “We found that persons chanting Om Namo Bhagawate Vasudevaya or Shri Gurudev Datta generate positive energy and act as powerful protection against distress. Daily chanting of these slokas or the one which is comfortable to the chanter helps to increase the positive energy within oneself and this nullifies the possibility of negative energies,” said Clarke.
A person’s capacity to face stress depends on how much energy he has available to face it, said Dr Athawale. “When there are more personality defects and unfinished business, the mental energy at his disposal is less. Unfinished business refers to unpleasant incidents in the past like a failed relationship or childhood trauma which causes anxiety. Many problems have a spiritual root cause, destiny or karma being one of them,” said Dr Athawale.
Dr Murthy and his daughter Geetha , working on Aura Scanner with which they measure the amount of positive energy generated/released during recitation of vedic hymns say that the chanting could result in exciting results.
“Hymns or mantras are having high positive energy and by chanting them repetitively one can increase the energy field or their vibration. Mantras refuel the enrgy,” said Geetha.
According to Clarke, persons belonging to Christianity and Islam could recite hymns like Hail Mary or Allah based on their beliefs and the result would be the same. “The fact is that chanting make a difference and we have been observing this for the last four decades,” he said.