The rooster does something very extraordinary.
It keeps all the demons away from you.
The demons are basically responsible for the diseases in the body.
A mosquito is a demon.
A virus is a demon.
Bacteria are demons and they are constantly involved in creating problems, whether physical,
mental, emotional.
The rooster, the symbol of rooster will keep the demons away from you.
I am very happy that I am able to teach this.
Something very simple, but very profound.
This knowledge came to me very recently.
I am very grateful to this Saint who lived in the place we went today at Tiruannamalai,
Arunachala.
He was fed up with life.
He was given to a very licentious life.
He got sick and he didn’t want to live anymore.
So he wanted to commit suicide and he went up to the top of the temple tour and jumped
off.
But as he was falling down this God of the peacock, lance, and rooster, Muruga, his name,
came as an old man and then he received him and he looked at him and said something in
his ears.
His mind stopped.
He was in bliss.
You will move very, very fast.
You can keep these images in your house and keep looking at them.
The unconscious will know what it means.
I am going to be more and more involved in teaching you more about these symbols and
how they work.
Jesus knew very well about these symbols and he performed a very important ceremony before
he was crucified and the ceremony was called the Last Supper, the Communion.
He said, “This bread is my body.
This wine is my blood and I want you guys to participate in this because I am going
to sacrifice.
Doing this ritual when you participate in the eternal life.”
Remember Jesus was not involved in helping people to simply make money or live a better
life.
His prayer was, “Thy kingdom come here on this earth plane, as it is in heaven, this
earth plane is full of misery and suffering.”
So he gave this ritual.
So that became a very important tradition in Christianity.
Sacrifice is the root of everything.
Without sacrifice nothing can happen.
The seed has to die for the plant to come.
If the seed doesn’t sacrifice, the shoot will not come.
So the seed has to disintegrate itself, has to sacrifice.