“Namaste Vaidya Mishraji, The Soma Netra Eye Drops are a boon. Just wanted to verify if a little bit of secretions by morning after putting a couple drops in the eyes at night before going to bed are considered normal.
Thank you,
Gaurav N.”
Vaidya: One of the primary actions of the Chakchushya herb in my Soma Netra drops formula is “netra prasadhana.” This means: it is cleansing (for) the eyes. When you apply the drops in your eyes, the formula not only soothes them but it gently detoxifies them. When you apply a drop or two at night and wake up with eye secretions, it means the combination of Rose and Chakchushya is doing its job of “nirmali karan” – gentle cleansing. Normally, the eyes secrete “akchi mala”-s, or eye waste products. This is an ongoing daily activity. If for any reasons the channels are clogged or there are any circulatory problems, the “akchi mala”-s will not get discharged, instead, they get to sit and accumulate. When this happens, and you use my drops, you will find that they will initiate the process of releasing accumulated eye waste and it will show up as secretions in the morning. The process of nirmali karan is releasing these akchi mala-s.
So, in conclusion: if an individual has a build-up of these malas, they will get released and may shop up as morning eye secretions. The eyes get toxic accumulation from many sources – environmental (garavisha or xenobiotics) from too much EMF exposure and or the use of sythetic chemical soaps and products; and local due to internal toxic build-up (amavisha). Toxins that get to sit without being evacuate create inflammation, lowering the immune system, and resulting in all kinds of eye problems.
It’s good that your eyes are secreting the toxic waste. However, if they stop secreting, it does not mean that your eyes are not detoxing any longer or the drop is not working. It may be that right now you are off-loading excess accumulation, and that eventually, the secretions will be minimal or null. It all depends on the individual, and the level of accumulation. It’s a case-by-case phenomenon.
