Mads

This post was written several weeks ago and I simply haven’t posted it. But I’m rewriting the introduction to this post because of what happened to my nephew.

One of the very first things that I said why did the Vajrapani Ruel and Kalachakra pendant didn’t work for my nephew. Then I found out he wasn’t wearing them; in fact, he spends more time not wearing them than wearing it.

And at the end of the day I had to go back and realized that when it’s your time then it’s your time.

Admittedly, his death shook me and made me questioned whether there is anything more that I could have done to prevent it. When I was talking to BM, my reader and friend from Davao, who was one of the very few persons that I called to personally share this news, she compassionately reminded me to not play God. Yes, thinking whether you could have done something to prevent it is actually playing God.

People were calling me, but my phone is on silent mode, so I was unable to answer them and when I saw the missed calls I just simply don’t have the strength to return their call. The few calls that I was able to take, I tried my best not to sound sad and in grief. It’s better not to explain to them why I was sad. Not to mention, some people when they found out that he was my cousin’s son, they would think it was a distant relative. Then I would have to explain that he practically grew up with us. I think in some way I was trying to appear happy and look as if I’m not sad when I talk to people because that’s how I really am in normal circumstances.

But what’s ironic is that when I looked at the articles that I have written that I haven’t posted this is the first article that came out.

Today, I would like to share with you a short story about a reader who is a bank manager whose sister got into an accident and went into comatose. She has been in the hospital for almost three months now and Mads, my reader who contacted me. Aside from the concern about her sister, the whole family is also worried about the mounting medical bills. As of the moment, she and her mother and her sister who is in the hospital lives with their brother who is married and has a kid. They share the hospital bills with their brother footing the bigger chunk of the cost because he is the only one who has a business, but Mads know that his brother’s business while not doing bad is not really at it’s peak.

According to Mads she has been a silent reader for a long time. Never did she realized that she will one day get in touch with me and need my help. When she presented her concerns to me, I was torn whether to give her Illness Suppression Amulet, but we later settled that she should simply get a Vajrapani Ruel and a Traditional Sutra Amulet, in this case she decided to get an Avatamsaka Sutra Amulet.

That was about a month ago.

Then I got this message from Mads.

I covered the first part of the message which was sent to me weeks before the last message about the miracle. It contains a message about sensitive matter. I didn’t write about it at first, but Mads has allowed me to say that the cause of her sister’s coma is because she was hit hard on the head by a person close to her. The investigation of the case has just recently concluded and they will file a case and it is better if details of the case remain confidential thus I had to cover the first part of the message. Let’s pray that justice be served and that is another miracle that Mads and her family are hoping for.

In our conversation over the phone she actually thought that it won’t work, but when the doctors told them to prepare, she literally held the Vajrapani Ruel and Avatamsaka Sutra and silently plead for it’s miracle to work. Then a big business deal came in for his brother 2 days after she ‘pleaded’, the money that it will bring will help lessen their concern, on top of that, the day after she made her earnest plea, they received some financial help from 2 sets of friends who are aware of their mounting hospital bills. But the biggest miracle is when her sister came out of coma 4 days after she made her earnest plea.

Now, I believe it’s what you call a miracle. Mads certainly believes that it’s a miracle brought about by the Vajrapani Ruel and The Avatamsaka Sutra (TSA)!

That’s how I wrote it several weeks ago. And it was just that I haven’t had time to post it amongst other articles. After writing the post about my nephew, I decided to check on my ‘banked’ stories and this is the first thing that came out. It’s ironic. But I guess it is also a message for me. My nephew didn’t die in vain because in the end he thought me thru friends and my Guru Lama and this story that one should not play god by thinking that we could have saved somebody just because we believe we have given them all the protection. And most importantly one should not focus on the ‘negative’ because in the end we should all count the ‘living’.

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Count the Living and the Good News: The Lesson of My Nephew’s Death and the Story of A Reader Who Experienced Health and Financial Miracle from the Vajrapani Ruel and The Avatamsaka Traditional Sutra Amulet!

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