Kamakshi / Tripurasundari Deeya
It is lit on evenings daily or much specifically on Fridays, Thursdays and Mondays. This is symbol of sidha Lakshmi diety who blesses us with power to gain spiritual knowledge.
Rice Flour Deeyas
They pacify negative energies and enables the environment to attract the riches and luxuries. Jt is equally important to pray to this diya once a week to pay respect to mata Annalakshmi and attain sukh sanatan prapti and dosha nivaran in women.
Lemon Deeyas
Women who desire to get married, who desire for a child, who pray for a happy married life & a long life for their husbands, pray to the Goddess Durga by lighting these during the rahu kaalam period on Tuesdays / Fridays which are believed to be the days of the Devi
Jaggery Deeyas are lit for any ketu related issues. Ketu is very important in keeping our body balanced with a good lower body health. Ketu is important for marriages and child bearing. Those have issues with ketu graha does light this lamp during the Rahukalam along with lemon
Coconut Lamps are lit for Guru anugraha. Coconut is considered as Poorna-Phala. People with various wishes lit these lamps on a Thursday and make a sankalp of the karyasidhi. Any karya started with a coconut, coconut oil or coconut deeya attains a sidhi soon.
Ashgourd Deeyas are lit for pleasing Kaal Bhairav and Bhadra kaali. It has a greater significance in warding off the evil, enemies and negative effects of planets. These are lit on mondays and sundays, amavasyas every month.
Amla Deeyas are lit during the Kaarthik and Maarghaseersh maasa to please Trishakti swarupini Eeshwari , Sadashiv and Shree Mahavishnu. These deeyas are very auspicious and have medicinal benefits to the seeker who meditate in it's presence.
Aishwarya Deeya with Rock Salt is the most auspicious Tantra practiced on Fridays. Maha Lakshmi bestows seekers with enormous prosperity and wealth who light these lamps at home. Deeya should face North Direction the direction of Shree Mahalakshmi and kubera.
Karthika Jala Deeya on Banana Stem is a tradition practiced in South India.. on the Amavasya Night.
365 wicks Deeya is lit on Karthika Poornima , The greatest of poornimas.
Agnipurana says the Ghee lamp cleanses the chakras and nadis in our body.Ghee lamp purifies the Manipur and Anahat Chakras and mustard oil and til oil purifies the Muladhar and Swadishtana Chakras.
Ghee lamp cleanses the Koshas of the human. Mainly the Pranamaya Kosha and the Manomaya Kosha , which is used for healthy living and developing vedanta.
we get a vision of a deity its due to the Agni tatva ,the absolute fire element and we feel the touch of supreme and that Bliss is due to the vayu tattva. A Ghee lamp helps in cleansing both these elements in our body, helping to make a communion easy between aatman & paramatman
It's no magic. It is the Tejo shakti of Agni which will feed your mind body and soul with positivity and help you attain 8 aishwaryas which lead you to attain Vedanta and reach parabhraman.
Just feel it - Looking at diya with open eyes and meditate n you will achieve wonders
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Pitru runam means we are indebted to our ancestors for giving us birth , education ,samskAras, without them we would never come to this world. The shraddha and tarpana rituals are utmost important because its our dharma & pleasing pitru devatas will bless with health and wealth
But there may be situations where we cannot perform shraddha or tarpana rituals in that case chatur mukha brahma gave us stotra to give us the fruits of shraddha/tarpana rituals
nama: pitrae janmadaatrae sarva daevamayaaya cha
sukhadaaya prasannaaya supreetaaya mahaatmanae
Salutations to pitru devatas, who gave me birth and who are filled with all devas,
And who bless us with pleasure, who are happy and are great ones liked by good people
Pitra Dosh– In contrast to the misconception of it being the curse from forefathers, Pitra Dosh is actually a karmic debt of the ancestors. It is reflected in the Kundli in a form of malefic planetary combinations and is to be paid by the person having Pitra dosha in his Kundli.
To put it simply, Pitra dosh is formed in a person’s horoscope, when his/her ancestors have committed some sin or mistake. So, in exchange for that, the native is held accountable to pay for the wrongdoings of their forefather’s past deeds by going through various punishments.
Presence of Pitra Dosha in one’s horoscope may bring about some inevitable and unexpected hardships in the native’s life. It causes severe ups and downs in one’s lifespan. The native tends to suffer from a lack of mental decisiveness and money.
Alakshmi or Jayestha is the elder sister of Goddess Lakshmi. She represents everything that is opposite of Lakshmi. She is the Goddess of misfortune, strife, poverty, 'durbhagya' , inauspiciousness and extreme ugliness.
Where did Alakshmi come from :
Alakshmi is said to have emerged with Ma Lakshmi during the churning of the ocean of milk or 'samudra manthan'. While Lakshmi emerged with the 'amrit' or nectar, Alakshmi emerged with the 'halahal' or poison.
yet some believe, Lakshmi was born from the radience of Lord Brahma's face while Alakshmi was born from the darkness of his back
As we know maa Tara was wife of king Vali and mother of Angad she is also one of "Panchkanya ". She was daughter of Sushena, a physician in the country of Kishkindha. Today we will try to understand her story
Later, due to some family issues between her husband Vali and his brother Sugriva, Vali was killed by Rama. The issue was the separation of Ruma from her husband, Sugriva.
Even though Vali was killed by Rama and Tara felt very sad, she later showed her boldness as an able queen of that country. During the cremation of the physical body of her husband, with great grief,