The Healing Power

So bear in mind that our Guhya Sukta is going to offer healing to all the above conditions. The Guhya Sukta will give it. It will grant it to every such person who wishes to receive it. We now have to see how this will happen. We understood what it gives. Now let us go on to how we get it. The power of the Aadimata, the energy pervades everything that be in the universe – it is in the air, in every substance, every medicine, every deed, every thought. This healing power is called ‘Arula’. ‘Arul’ is a Tamil word and has the same meaning – grace. ‘In the ‘Sandhya’ bhasha (language) too ‘Arula’ is grace. This language was spoken even before Sanskrit was. Today only the Himalayan yogis speak it. So, ‘Arula’ means the healing power.

How does it come to us? It is the Mother Aadimata who has created it in the first place. But it is from Hanumanta that this power, this healing power or healing energy or the energy that rids of disease comes to man. It is the eldest Son of the Aadimata, Shreehanumanta, the Mahapraan alone who can supply the Saptachakras (7 chakras) in our bodies with it. So the fact that the atmosphere has Arula, has the healing power too, becomes very evident to us. But then who does the job of supplying our body with it? Hanumanta i.e. the Mahapraan does it and He supplies it wherever required in the saptachakras. He knows if all seven require it, if one of them needs a little less of it than the others or even if one requires a little more than the rest. He is after all the Mahapraan! ok! What does the Sunderkand say about Him? “Uma na kachhu Kapi kai adhikaee; Ramdoot jo kaal hi khaaee.” Lord Shivashankar Himself says to Uma, “O Uma! What does one say? What can one say about the power, the capacities of Hanumanta?! He can even consume the kaal!”