Mridula Apsara Sadhana Kitमृदुला अप्सरा
Traditional aim — Divine beauty, eternal youthfulness, and removal of all sorrows and troubles. The kit brings Guruji's consecrated yantra, mala and picture.
Assembled to order. Non-returnable.
What arrives in this kit
The pran-pratishthit (consecrated) yantra, mala and picture supplied by Guruji.
Also packed for this practice:
- White cloth for altar and clothing
- Rose water, petals and fragrance
- Jasmine oil for lamp
The chapter's full materials list is in the guide. Anything not listed above, you arrange yourself.
Guru-diksha is required before you begin
This sadhana is not meant to be started alone. It needs initiation from a qualified guru first. If you do not have one yet, read the guide — Kundlit will help you understand the initiation path and connect you with Guruji.
Read the full guideThe Mridula Apsara sadhana kit brings the pran-pratishthit (consecrated) yantra, mala and picture from Guruji, with the 3 materials this chapter names, so you are not gathering them shop to shop before you begin. The step-by-step method, the mantra, the rules and cautions and Guruji's original video for this practice are in the Apsara Sadhana Guide, which is a separate purchase. Guru-diksha is required before beginning any sadhana, and the benefits described are traditional claims, not guaranteed outcomes.
Traditional benefits of this sadhana
- Traditionally believed to maintain eternal youthfulness and prevent aging signs
- Said to remove all sorrows, troubles, and difficulties from life
- Believed to grant new life and vitality to the practitioner
- Traditionally said to prevent wrinkles and signs of aging on face
- Believed to keep the practitioner enthusiastic and youthful
These are traditional claims, not guaranteed outcomes. Practise only after guru-diksha.
This practice at a glance
- Length
- 11 consecutive days starting from Pushya Nakshatra
- Start window
- Pushya Nakshatra
The kit is the materials. The method is in the guide.
The step-by-step vidhi, the mantra, the rules and cautions, and Guruji's original video for this practice are in the Apsara Sadhana Guide — a separate purchase, read inside your account.