Tuesday, 28 April 2015

Lasya Thandava

Lasya
Dance performed by Goddess Parvati is known as Lasya.

 Lasya,  gentle, graceful yet erotic movements.
For Some scholars call Lasya, the feminine version of Tandava.  Lasya is of two kinds - Jarita Lasya and Yauvaka Lasya.
According to the Puranas, Shiva dances a wild and vigorous  tandava dance in the cremation grounds at night but dances a soft and graceful lasya)dance in the tranquility.

There is also Rudrda Thandava which is again wild and santha thandava which is gentle.

Lingam

Lingam is soulseed in which lies the essence of the entire cosmos.

 Lingas are usually found  in stone that may either be carved or naturally existing - svayambhu, such as shaped by a swift-flowing river. ( narmadeshwar banaling or narmadeshwarshivling )

Shiva Lingas may also be made of metal, crystal, wood, earth sand, river water sand,  transitory materials such as ice.

Shivling may be made of 12 different materials such as sand, rice, cooked food, river clay, cow dung, butter, rudraksha seeds, ashes, sandalwood, darbha grass, a flower garland or molasses.

Rathna ling is crystal ling. If linga is made out of 108 different kind of gems stone crystals and worshipped in one place there the Presence of Kubera will be on a permanent level, till now it is not yet possible by anonne ( now its 2015 ).

Narmadeshwarshivlinga is very energetic and peaceful, if a shivlinga can be carried with always along with, narmadeshwar shivling banalinga is the one. some put it in locket, others in pocket, no worry the lord will be happily travelling. Children also can have one of this lingam in their bag so it will be protecting, shiva will be protecting.
For the question, " can I carry a shivlinga always with me?
the Answer is :- Yes, for narmadeshwarshivling, get the one naturally formed in the river and not the one which is artificially made
also
Can I gift shivling or Can I accept ling as a Gift
the Answer is:- Very much it can be, when a person gives the linga, he becomes a tool for spreading the energy and the one who is accepting becomes a receiver of the energy, the sukshuma inside this the energy flow of the giver gets doubled by the act and the receiver gets an additional energy. Read this twice to understand clearly.
There are Vedic people who do gifting of 108 shivlinga and 1008 shivlingas. They know the secret of makng their energy grow in simple ways.

Bam Bam Bam.....
 

Saturday, 16 March 2013

Surya Gayatri Mantra

Surya Gayatri Mantra 



ॐ आदित्याय विदमहे भास्कराय धीमहि तन्नो भानु प्रचोदयात् |


om aadityaay vidmahe bhaaskaraaye dheemahi tanno bhaanu prachodayaat


Wednesday, 13 March 2013

Cosmic Dance of Shiva

Cosmic Dance of Shiva

Shiva is an aspect of God that breaks down all that is false. Shiva does his dance as the destroyer to expose our demons and to allow us to transform and rebuild. 
Shiva is now dancing within my being, and transforming me, each cell and each thought. Right now it is a process of bringing to light all that is not of the light that must be let go and released, which means every fear that is secreted within my flesh through my own actions and thoughts within this lifetime and as a result of genetics and blood karma.


Shiva dances through me and awakens the mistress within to respond to his advances. As masculine and feminine come into balance, so I come into mastery. 

I must learn to accept all aspects of duality in neutrality before I can come before Sanat Kumara and enter Shamballa, and so I will endeavor to do this, for all life, so that heaven can come to earth and dwell in everyone`s hearts.

Sunday, 10 March 2013

Lakshmi Pooja Vrat


Lakshmi Pooja is conducted to invite the Goddess of wealth to your home! She blesses you with good fortunes and riches. She paves way for success in all your accomplishments and bestows you with material gains and luxuries. Poojas and Archanas to Goddess Lakshmi bring in the element of luck for you and your family!
Some people keep Lakshmi pooja fast/ Vrat for specific purposes whom can follow the below

Maha Lakshmi Vrat provisions :
1.Cover a wooden stool with a white colour silk cloth.
2.If your using a Laxmi idol then cover it with a red veil (chunri)
3. If possible instal a 16 day lasting diya on an urn (Kalash). Fill The urn With Water. 
4.For all 16 day light a diya everyday in the morning and eveing regulary and offer a white milk mithai (sweet).
5. Take red Kalawa an tie 16 knots in it and then tie it on your wrist before the pooja one the first day and do the same for all the other family memebers who are fasting or will be a part of the 16 day ritual then take it out and keep it off after the pooja in front of goddess Laxmi's Idol or poster whichever you are using and it will be of use on the last day of evening pooja. 

Mantra for Lakshmi Pooja
Om Shreem Hreem Shreem Mahalakshmi Namah 

Panchayatna Puja



Panchayatana Puja is a systematic procedure which involves physical and mental discipline, requires inner and outer cleanliness. This - when done systematically will surely bring the progress in the material world and the final truth - awareness of the true Self. By following it, one obtains the Lord’s Anugraha, without which liberation is not possible

The Panchayatana is a system which consists of the worship of five deities:

"Adityam Ambikaam Vishnum Gananaatam Maheswaram"

Aditya is Lord Surya.
Ambika is Goddess Devi.
Vishnu is Lord Narayana.
Gananaatham is Lord Ganesha.
Maheswara is Lord Shiva.

These five are the great divine force whom every householder worships as pancha devata puja. Based on the tradition followed by the family, one of these deities is kept in the center and the other four around it and worship is offered to all the deities.

Adhi Shankara systemised the Sanatana Dharma(Hinduism) and classified it into broad Six categories.

Shaiva - with Shiva as the Presiding deity
Vaishnava - with Vishnu as the Presiding deity
Shaktha - with Devi as the Presiding deity
Ganapatya - with Ganesha as the Presiding deity
Kaumara - with Subramanya as the Presiding deity
Sowra - with Surya (planets) as the Presiding deity

Deva Puja and Archana is one of the most important duties imposed by the Shastras. The Shastras are filled with details of the Panchayatana puja details and Adhi Shankra only prescribed us to follow it without fail.

The panchayatana scheme represent the five elements:

Akashasyadhipo vishnuh agneshchaiva maheshvari |
vayoh suryah kshiterishah jivanasya ganadhipah ||

Akasha : Space : Vishnu
Vahni : Fire : AmbikA
Vayu : Air : Aditya
kShiti : Earth : Shiva
Jala : Water : Ganapati

All the five deities are not Panchaloka or any other metal idols; But these five are represented by small natural stones found in various parts of India.

Name of Deity : Ganesha
Bhuta(Tatwa) : Apu(Water)
Name of the Stone (Sila) : Red Sonabhadra
Name of the River : Sone
Name of the State where found in India : Bihar
Names of flowers and leaves used for worship : Lotus and Bandook flowers

Name of Deity : Surya(Sun)
Bhuta(Tatwa) : Vayu (Air)
Name of the Stone (Sila) : Crystal
Name of the River : Vallam
Name of the State where found in India : Tamil Nadu (Tanjavur)
Names of flowers and leaves used for worship : Bandook flower and plantain tree

Name of Deity : Vishnu
Bhuta(Tatwa) : Akasha(Space)
Name of the Stone (Sila) : Saligrama
Name of the River : Gandaki
Name of the State where found in India : Nepal
Names of flowers and leaves used for worship : Tulsi (basil), Ashwatha, and Amalaki leaves. Marigold, Punnaga, and yellow flowers

Name of Deity : Shiva
Bhuta(Tatwa) : Prithivi(Earth)
Name of the Stone (Sila) : Banalinga
Name of the River : Narmada (Omkara-kunda)
Name of the State where found in India : Madhya Pradesh
Names of flowers and leaves used for worship : Godlen shower tree Flower ,Bel leaves & Amalaki leaves. Akund (Calotropis gigantea), Crown flower Nagalingam flower

Name of Deity : Ambika(Devi)
Bhuta(Tatwa) : Agni(Fire)
Name of the Stone (Sila) : Swarna Mukhi (Rekha Shila)
Name of the River : Swarnamukhi
Name of the State where found in India : Andhra Pradesh
Names of flowers and leaves used for worship : Red flowers - Hibiscus or China rose and Neem leaves

The image of that particular devata is kept in the centre, surrounded by the other gods. If he is a devotee of Vishnu, he places the idol of Vishnu in the centre with the other idols surrounding it. If he is a devotee of Lord shiva, a lingam is placed in the middle with the other images around it. If he is a devotee of Suryanarayana, he has a sphatika as the central object of worship

Along with this people worshipping Subramanya will include Him in the form of a (silver) Snake or Vel (spear), A Stone which is called as Kartikeya ratnam or kartikeya patram also called kowmara patram which is in a colour of peacock body blue is also used to worship. it is highly attractive looking.

Panchayatana Puja is a systematic procedure which involves physical and mental discipline, requires inner and outer cleanliness. This - when done systematically will surely bring the progress in the material world and the final truth - awareness of the true Self. By following it, one obtains the Lord’s Anugraha, without which liberation is not possible.

Lord of Lords Om Namah Shivaya

Lord Shiva was married to Devi Parvati on Shivratri. Remember Shiva minus Parvati is pure 'Nirgun Brahman'. With his illusive power, (Maya, Parvati) He becomes the "Sagun Brahman" for the purpose of the pious devotion of his devotees.



Maha Shivratri, the night of the worship of Shiva, occurs on the 14th night of the new moon during the dark half of the month of Phalguna (Feb / March) when Hindus offer special prayer to the lord of destruction.