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Prashnavali
The Sacred Oracle of Tulsidas

The Prashnavali is an oracle devised by the 16th Century Hindu Saint, Tulsidas. It has been viewed over the centuries as a gift to mankind, for it offers divinely inspired answers to your most important questions. People in India have found it excellent for guidance in all situations, so we have decided to bring it to the wider world in a web-enabled version. May it help you on your way!

Here is our web-enabled version of the original Prashnavali Oracle.

How to use the Oracle get the answer to your question:

1. Think of a question. Be as specific as possible, placing the question in a close-ended context:
eg. "Will I get a promotion this year?".
2. Cleanse and prepare yourself with serious intent.
3. Turn your mind inwards and give your heart to the divine power.
4. Dwell on the matter, allowing yourself a few seconds of introspection, and then click once anywhere on the "Om" (image above) to view the interpretation, which will open in a separate window.

The Ramacharitamanas Prashnavali was originally created by the Hindu Saint Tulsidas, who was born in Rajpur in Uttar Pradesh in the sixteenth century. Famed as a poet and believed to be an incarnation of Valmiki, the author of the ancient Sanskrit epic Ramayana, Tulsidas is one of the most beloved figures in Indian history. He is widely credited with a revival of religion through his books, especially the inspired poetic reshaping (in Hindi) of the Ramayana in his Ram-charit-manas.

The Prashnavali has been viewed over the centuries as a gift to mankind, for it gives divinely inspired answers to your most important questions.

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PrashnavaliThe Sacred Oracle of Tulsidas

Here is our web-enabled version of the original Prashnavali Oracle.

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The Sacred Oracle of Tulsidas