Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Monday, November 27, 2017
Tuesday, November 21, 2017
Monday, November 6, 2017
RAMA
In the Narayana moola mantra, the life of the mantra lies in the letters "ra" (i.e. Om Namo Narayana). If the letters "ra" is removed the moola mantra becomes inauspicious.
Om Namo Narayana => Om Namo Nayana
In the Shiva moola mantra, the life of this mantra lies in the letter "ma" (i.e. Om Nama Shivaya).
If the letters "ma" is removed the moola mantra becomes inauspicious.
Om Nama Shivaya -> Om Na Shivaya
Discovering this divine secrets, our great Rishiscombined these life packed letters of the two moola mantras and formed the bhagawan nama "Rama" i.e. Ra+Ma =Rama
http://harekrishnainfo.blogspot.com/search/label/Ram
http://6tri.blogspot.com/search/label/Pancharama
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Tuesday, October 24, 2017
Daridya
- The Lalita Sahasranaamah glorifying Sri Devi as "Daridya; dukha bhaya haarini""
- The Lingashtakam Ashta daridra vinasana lingam 'I bow before Lingam destroying eight types of poverty.'
Monday, October 23, 2017
Thursday, October 19, 2017
Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Sunday, October 8, 2017
Monday, October 2, 2017
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Saturday, August 12, 2017
Jangam
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jangam
There was a king by name Shanta Brahmani who was ruling the city of Bedar. One day the king was sitting with his queen and they were eating fruits. The queen threw the peeled banana skin from the balcony. On seeing this, a beggar came and took the peeled skin and started having it. The queen noticed this and showed this to the king and asked him, how the beggar entered the palace with out the knowledge of the guards. The king got very angry and shouted at the guards and beat them. The guards then came to beggar and started hitting him. The beggar then began to laugh and the king wondered why he was laughing. He asked the guards to stop hitting him and asked the beggar why he was laughing. The beggar told him that he laughed at his own karma, and if he was punished for eating the banana peel, what would happen to the person who had the banana. He then said that if he was beaten up for entering the palace for a short while, what would happen to the person living in the palace. He finally told the king that this thought of your pain made me laugh. This changed the king’s mind and feeling repentant he left his kingdom and went to the forest in search of god.
The king was sitting in the forest and thinking that he does not how to worship and attain god. One day a group of pilgrims were on their way to Pandharpur, seeing them the king paid his respects to them and asked if he could join them. They blessed him and asked him to come along with them to Pandharpur. When he came to Pandhari he had a bath in Chandrabhaga, worshiped at Pundalik’s tomb, did a parikrama (walking around the sacred city of Pandhari through a path where a lot of saints have stayed; even today most of the pilgrims who go there do a Praikrama and the houses where these saints lived are still there as Mutts) and then came to Vitthal Rukmani temple. He then paid his respects to the god and asked him to give him a Sadguru as he does not know how to worship god. He then sat in the temple for 3 days with out food and water asking Vitthal to give him a Sadguru. On the third day Vitthal came in his dream gave him a book called Vivekasindhu and asked him to take initiation from Swami Sahajanand of Kalyan. As soon as he woke up he found the book but could not see Vitthal. Shanta Brahmani was astonished on seeing this miracle. He then started reading the book. One day he remembered that Vitthal had asked him to meet Swami Sahajanand and took leave from Vitthal to go to Kalyan to meet his Sadguru. Swami Sahajanand was not in Kalyan then; he waited for a few months and then came back to Pandhari. While he was at Pandhari, Swami Sahajanand also came on a pilgrimage to Pandhari and appeared before him. Shanta Brahmani then prostrated to him and told about his dream. Swami Sahajanand then initiated him and also gave him the name of Mrityunjaya. He then listened to the teachings of his Sadguru and also understood the facts of the soul.
A Jangam (People who follow Shiva and have lingam with them) by name Bhavaraya came as a suppliant to Mrityunjaya and took initiation from him. There was another Jangam by name Samuchchaya, who was considered the guru of all Jangams. He abused Mrityunjaya and also Bhavaraya for this deed and also removed him from his community. Bhavaraya then went to Mrityunjaya and told him what happened. Mrityunjaya then asked him not to worry about that and continue his service to god as ever. There was king there by name Kashipathi who was a devoted Shiva bhaktha. He used to invite ten thousand Jangams every day, offer food to the god and then offer food to the Jangams. One day Samuchchaya was at Kashipathi’s palace for the feast with other Jangams. The feast was served and when the Jangams tried to unroll their cloth to remove their Lingams and offer food, they found the Lingams missing. They felt ashamed that some thing like this had happened and also wondered why god was doing this leela. Kashipathi said that he felt that one of the Jangams would have persecuted a saint and Lord Shiva would have become angry and left us. Then Samuchchaya confessed saying that it was because of him and told the incident that had happened earlier. The king then listening to it asked all the Jangams to go to Mrityunjaya and apologize for what had happened and ask him to help find their Lingams. All the Jangams then went to Mrityunjaya’s hermitage and told him what had happened and also apologized for Samuchchaya’s words on him and Bhavaraya. Hearing this Mrityunjaya asked them to be seated and told them that he has two dogs by name Vedanta and Siddhanta, and they would have stolen your Lingams. He then called Vedanta and asked it to throw the Lingams belonging to them immediately. The dog then vomited 5000 Lingams and then called Siddhanta and it vomited another 5000 Lingams. The Jangams were amazed seeing this. How ever no one was able to recognize their respective Lingams and they asked Mrityunjaya to help them again. As soon as they said this, their respective Lingams went to them. The Jangams then thanked Mrityunjaya and left to the palace for the feast.
There was a king by name Shanta Brahmani who was ruling the city of Bedar. One day the king was sitting with his queen and they were eating fruits. The queen threw the peeled banana skin from the balcony. On seeing this, a beggar came and took the peeled skin and started having it. The queen noticed this and showed this to the king and asked him, how the beggar entered the palace with out the knowledge of the guards. The king got very angry and shouted at the guards and beat them. The guards then came to beggar and started hitting him. The beggar then began to laugh and the king wondered why he was laughing. He asked the guards to stop hitting him and asked the beggar why he was laughing. The beggar told him that he laughed at his own karma, and if he was punished for eating the banana peel, what would happen to the person who had the banana. He then said that if he was beaten up for entering the palace for a short while, what would happen to the person living in the palace. He finally told the king that this thought of your pain made me laugh. This changed the king’s mind and feeling repentant he left his kingdom and went to the forest in search of god.
The king was sitting in the forest and thinking that he does not how to worship and attain god. One day a group of pilgrims were on their way to Pandharpur, seeing them the king paid his respects to them and asked if he could join them. They blessed him and asked him to come along with them to Pandharpur. When he came to Pandhari he had a bath in Chandrabhaga, worshiped at Pundalik’s tomb, did a parikrama (walking around the sacred city of Pandhari through a path where a lot of saints have stayed; even today most of the pilgrims who go there do a Praikrama and the houses where these saints lived are still there as Mutts) and then came to Vitthal Rukmani temple. He then paid his respects to the god and asked him to give him a Sadguru as he does not know how to worship god. He then sat in the temple for 3 days with out food and water asking Vitthal to give him a Sadguru. On the third day Vitthal came in his dream gave him a book called Vivekasindhu and asked him to take initiation from Swami Sahajanand of Kalyan. As soon as he woke up he found the book but could not see Vitthal. Shanta Brahmani was astonished on seeing this miracle. He then started reading the book. One day he remembered that Vitthal had asked him to meet Swami Sahajanand and took leave from Vitthal to go to Kalyan to meet his Sadguru. Swami Sahajanand was not in Kalyan then; he waited for a few months and then came back to Pandhari. While he was at Pandhari, Swami Sahajanand also came on a pilgrimage to Pandhari and appeared before him. Shanta Brahmani then prostrated to him and told about his dream. Swami Sahajanand then initiated him and also gave him the name of Mrityunjaya. He then listened to the teachings of his Sadguru and also understood the facts of the soul.
A Jangam (People who follow Shiva and have lingam with them) by name Bhavaraya came as a suppliant to Mrityunjaya and took initiation from him. There was another Jangam by name Samuchchaya, who was considered the guru of all Jangams. He abused Mrityunjaya and also Bhavaraya for this deed and also removed him from his community. Bhavaraya then went to Mrityunjaya and told him what happened. Mrityunjaya then asked him not to worry about that and continue his service to god as ever. There was king there by name Kashipathi who was a devoted Shiva bhaktha. He used to invite ten thousand Jangams every day, offer food to the god and then offer food to the Jangams. One day Samuchchaya was at Kashipathi’s palace for the feast with other Jangams. The feast was served and when the Jangams tried to unroll their cloth to remove their Lingams and offer food, they found the Lingams missing. They felt ashamed that some thing like this had happened and also wondered why god was doing this leela. Kashipathi said that he felt that one of the Jangams would have persecuted a saint and Lord Shiva would have become angry and left us. Then Samuchchaya confessed saying that it was because of him and told the incident that had happened earlier. The king then listening to it asked all the Jangams to go to Mrityunjaya and apologize for what had happened and ask him to help find their Lingams. All the Jangams then went to Mrityunjaya’s hermitage and told him what had happened and also apologized for Samuchchaya’s words on him and Bhavaraya. Hearing this Mrityunjaya asked them to be seated and told them that he has two dogs by name Vedanta and Siddhanta, and they would have stolen your Lingams. He then called Vedanta and asked it to throw the Lingams belonging to them immediately. The dog then vomited 5000 Lingams and then called Siddhanta and it vomited another 5000 Lingams. The Jangams were amazed seeing this. How ever no one was able to recognize their respective Lingams and they asked Mrityunjaya to help them again. As soon as they said this, their respective Lingams went to them. The Jangams then thanked Mrityunjaya and left to the palace for the feast.
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Friday, July 21, 2017
Shatrughna
The demon used ‘Paashupatastra’ againt Shatrughna and the latter had no option but to utilise ‘Narayanastra’ to balance the former.
http://3d4d5d.blogspot.com/search/label/Shatrughan
http://3d4d5d.blogspot.com/search/label/Shatrughan
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Monday, July 17, 2017
Tuesday, July 11, 2017
Cattle
- Blessed by Vishnu as Mother Earth Form
- Cursed by
- Shiva For Supporting Lie of Brahma
- Consuming Dadhichi shiva devotee
- Blessed by Shiva as Father Vehicle Form
- Cursed by
- Parvati for Partial Supporting Shiva
- Vishnu Devotee Daksha For Supporting Shiva
- Anybody who protects them is blessed by the
- 33 crore angels - Body of Cow
- Four Religious - Legs of Bull
- anybody who eats it is cursed by the devil
Bless vs Curse
Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Sunday, May 7, 2017
Spit
Kannappa worshiped shiva by Spit on him at
http://shadowplanets.blogspot.com/search/label/InternationalFollowers
Krishna rejoined shiva and durga by Spit on flute
http://ceofreeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Thiru%20kandeshwarar%20thoothukudi%20village%20nannilam%20thiruvarur
http://shadowplanets.blogspot.com/search/label/InternationalFollowers
Krishna rejoined shiva and durga by Spit on flute
http://ceofreeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Thiru%20kandeshwarar%20thoothukudi%20village%20nannilam%20thiruvarur
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Prathyangira
Prathyangira devi is also known as Atharvana Bhadra Kali and also as Narasimhika devi. There are various stories about her origin. It seems after Lord Nrasimha killed Hiranyakasipu, his anger grew unboundedly. The devas tried all their best to calm him down . When Prahlada and Goddess Lakshmi were not able to pacify him(Many people believe that they individually were able to pacify him), , Lord Shiva took the incarnation of Sharabha deva a mixture of man, lion and eagle. He also failed.
Then Goddess Parvathi appeared from the ferocious eyes of Sharabha deva) with
- 1008 heads and
- 2016 hands and roared ferociously.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pratyangira
Org
https://pratyangira.org/
http://www.atharvanabathrakalli.org/
Temple
http://www.pratyangiratemple.com/
http://temple-of-secrets.blogspot.com/
https://narsimhaswami37.wordpress.com/
Forms
https://8spt.blogspot.com/search/label/Kritya
Tree
http://www.speakingtree.in/search/Pratyangira
The following are Prathyangira Devi’s favorite foods:
1. Panakam (jaggery crushed in pure water, flavoured with cardamom, dried ginger)
2. Paruppu-Vellam Payasam (made with Kadalai Paruppu, Paitham Paruppu, Jaggery, Coconut
and Pure Milk)
3. Ulundu Vadai
4. Ellu Urundai
5. Red Banana (Chevvazhai Pazham)
6. Pomegranate
7. Dates
The following are Prathyangira Devi’s favourite colors (for sarees):
1. Deep Red (preferred by Shantha Prathyangira & Ugraha Prathyangira)
2. Purple (preferred by Shantha Prathyangira)
3. Yellow (preferred by Shantha Prathyangira)
4. Black (preferred by Ugraha Prathyangira)
The following are special days for pooja for Prathyangira Amman:
1. Amavasya
2. Ashtami
3. Sunday
4. Tuesday
5. Friday
Temple
http://www.pratyangiratemple.com/
http://temple-of-secrets.blogspot.com/
https://narsimhaswami37.wordpress.com/
Forms
https://8spt.blogspot.com/search/label/Kritya
Tree
http://www.speakingtree.in/search/Pratyangira
The following are Prathyangira Devi’s favorite foods:
1. Panakam (jaggery crushed in pure water, flavoured with cardamom, dried ginger)
2. Paruppu-Vellam Payasam (made with Kadalai Paruppu, Paitham Paruppu, Jaggery, Coconut
and Pure Milk)
3. Ulundu Vadai
4. Ellu Urundai
5. Red Banana (Chevvazhai Pazham)
6. Pomegranate
7. Dates
The following are Prathyangira Devi’s favourite colors (for sarees):
1. Deep Red (preferred by Shantha Prathyangira & Ugraha Prathyangira)
2. Purple (preferred by Shantha Prathyangira)
3. Yellow (preferred by Shantha Prathyangira)
4. Black (preferred by Ugraha Prathyangira)
The following are special days for pooja for Prathyangira Amman:
1. Amavasya
2. Ashtami
3. Sunday
4. Tuesday
5. Friday
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Advaita
https://freeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Shankara
Advaita Acharya is a combined incarnation of Lord Vishnu & Lord Shiva (Harihara).
http://simultaneouslyoneanddifferent.blogspot.com/search/label/AdvaitaAcaryaAdvaita Acharya is a combined incarnation of Lord Vishnu & Lord Shiva (Harihara).
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Blind
His first lessons came from a Muslim, Kadar Mansuri, a special educator in Visnagar, Mehsana.
Currently, Joshi gives religious discourses on
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Krunal+Joshi+blind
- Ramayana,
- Devi Bhagwat,
- Shiv Puran,
- Vishnu Puran and has completed over 300 kathas.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Krunal+Joshi+blind
Tuesday, April 4, 2017
Sunday, March 26, 2017
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Bhuvanagiri
Bhuvanagiri is the birthplace of the saint Sri Raghavendra Swami.
close to the birthplace of Saint Ramalinga Adigalar (town Maruthur).
The word Bhuvanagiri is a combination of two Tamilized-Sanskrit words - Bhuvanam (means World) and Giri (means Mountain or Unmovable). Hence, the name Bhuvanagiri can mean "the place (world) that does not move".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhuvanagiri,_Tamil_Nadu
https://www.youtube.com/results?q=Bhuvanagiri+Tamil+Nadu
https://www.slideshare.net/search/slideshow?searchfrom=header&q=Bhuvanagiri+Tamil+Nadu
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Above Below
Garuda
http://freeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Eagle
Surapadman
- Above - Garuda Flag
- Below - Garuda Vehicle
http://freeglobaluniversity.blogspot.com/search/label/Eagle
Surapadman
- Above - Cock Flag
- Below - Peacock Vehicle
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