From Curiosity to Clarity: Exploring Shri Rama Oracle

Hello Muggles and Mavens,

I rarely sit down to watch a video (especially a long one) simply because I lose interest and focus as the video continues. Does this sound like you or do you enjoy watching videos? 

Shatrughna and Hanuman cards for the Shri Rama Oracle Card deck

After joining The Mystic Lotus and Dragonflies as their squadmate, I have attended Zoom calls every other day. The idea of attending a long video call bored me. But, trust me when I say this, the first call was awesome just like they named their summit The Mystic Lotus AWESOME! Divination Summit 2024. Being a muggle I had no idea how versatile the divination modalities are and how different modalities can heal people. They brought experienced and well-known speakers on their platform with amazing divination modalities like Akashic Records, Shamanism, Angle Healing, Numerology, Astro-Vastu, Sacred Indian Tarot, etc. 

I had heard of a few modalities, but most were completely new to me. Knowing my past life excited me when I heard about Akashic Records as that was the first call on the summit and my first call about divination modalities. 

As the days passed, new speakers kept coming up with new topics, and The Mystic Lotus and Dragonflies never failed to surprise me with their innovative ideas about divination, as the experts combined ancient wisdom with new techniques. One such divination modality was recently held at The Divination Summit 2024, Shri Rama Oracle, which was presented by Sanghamitra Chatterjee.

The setup for the tarot reading was as mystical as I had imagined. The cards were kept on the table with crystals around them and Sanghamitra wore different stone rings on her fingers making it more magical.

She began her call one by introducing Shri Rama Oracle as the life story of Shri Rama just like the Ramayana. Shri Rama Oracle also comes in a tarot form known as Prashnavali. There were two decks of cards involved in this modality. One of the two decks was called indication cards which had 49 cards. The other deck was known as divine cards and it comprised 7 cards. First, the indication cards are pulled out, and then the divine cards. Instructions are given on the indication cards to refer to verses written in the Shri Rama Oracle book from which the answer is interpreted. The process of doing the reading was unique just like the cards.

Sanghamitra did a reading for a few lucky individuals present on the call. There was an instance when a lady was seeking advice on her relationship with her brother and the Bharata card popped up from the deck. (Bharata and Rama were brothers who immensely cared for each other) This message was so applicable to the lady as she was seeking to improve her relationship with her brother.

On the first call, Sanghamitra offered a guided meditation for all the participants present on the call with the Shri Rama Oracle Cards, seeking blessings from Shri Rama. This meditation was like no other it made me feel relaxed and light. Some of the attendees felt emotional and felt an instant shift in their energies. You can feel it too in the call replay here.

The meditation in the second call was even better because, this time she did a Ram Durbar healing meditation for all the participants. Ram Durbar is the royal homecoming of Lord Rama after 14 years of exile. On that day Kosala, the Kingdom of Lord Rama celebrated Diwali after 14 years. This sort of meditation is rarely available for free. You can experience it here and let us know how you felt in the comments below.

Whether you are a muggle or a maven you will benefit from Sanghamitra’s session where you not only get a reading but can learn to do a reading too. You can choose from her amazing packages here.

PS: A Muggle is a non-magical person in the Harry Potter series by J K Rowling i.e. regular human beings–just like you and me. Informally, it means someone unfamiliar with a specific skill or word. Whilst, a maven is an expert in a given field who is knowledgeable about a particular activity or thing.

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Until Next Time,

Smita