What is Lama Fera?
Lama-Fera is a union of two words. Both words have their own identity and significance. "Lama" means follower—one who follows the philosophy of Buddha, making it a part of their life from the core of their heart.
According to one tradition, a Lama-son goes to school at the age of five. His purification ceremony is performed for 21 days. From this day onward, Buddha’s philosophy and principles take the upper hand in his life, even over his mother. And then, he is a complete Lama. This tradition is according to older epics; it may not hold true today. Anyone who follows the principles and philosophy of Buddha earnestly is a true Lama.
According to an estimate, there are around 2,100 systems whose vestiges are still found among the Lamas. It is difficult to find them, and even more difficult to organize them in a logical way. It is due to the determined efforts of Mr. S.K. Saini that Lama Fera has come to us in a developed form.
Lama Fera is a powerful healing system that has been used since 620 B.C. Disciples of Buddha have been trying to treat and heal incurable diseases and problems of the soul. Over time, this system disappeared, but some Lamas still use it even today. To understand it fully, one must understand Buddhism deeply.
Once, it so happened that a woman was lamenting the untimely death of her husband. Buddha tried to explain to her the cycle of life and death, but she was inconsolable. Then Buddha told her to go and bring some grain of rice from a house where death had not occurred. She couldn’t find a single such house. She then decided to become Buddha's student and requested him to accept her. Until then, Buddha had no women students, for reasons unknown to us. She prostrated herself in his path and refused to move until he granted her the right to become his student.
Buddha then circumvented around the lady two and a half times. As soon as this was done, the lady got up and allowed Buddha to pass. This two and a half circumvention is called Fera, or the traditional Fera system. This is still practiced by a few Lamas today.
The Benefits of Lama Fera
Healing for Self and Others: By learning Lama Fera, you can heal not only your own issues but also help others with problems related to health, business, property, and other difficult matters.
Energized and Radiant Body: After a session, Lama Fera fills the body with powerful energy, leaving one feeling revitalized and glowing from within.
Relief from Mental Stress: Lama Fera provides freedom from tension, anxiety, and worries, promoting inner peace and emotional balance.
Inspiration for Karma Yoga: It inspires individuals to become karma yogis—those who walk the path of selfless service and action.
Healing at the Root Level: Lama Fera works directly on the root causes of diseases and imbalances, not just the symptoms.
Spiritual Growth: Regular practice leads to the attainment and development of awareness, enlightenment, and higher knowledge.
