Temples have better infrastructure when we donate our best. Dharmakartas of various temples are waiting for people to really get some help.
Identify temples in remote areas, villages, In cities with less infrastructure and no good facilities.
Donated for infrastructural maintainence. Gather people with like minds and work on uplifting the situations of the temples. Don't just give money and expect them to do things. Bring diff people under an umbrella who can work in various areas and collect resources and help
Money donations is not just the way to do things. Change the way you donate. Change the way you want to do things. Plant Trees, give lights, do what ever u can. Provide annadana... Provide them CCTV help through providers.
Pledge this 2021 to help , Donate and work for upliftment of Temples which are not having proper infrastructure. Those who have habits and think they want to change their life, start diverting your mind into this.This is how we build Community With like minded in our country.
Prefer Temple outer premises for yoga, Bhajans,festival celebrations.what not. Gathering brings beauty to that temple and exposure. Make a small playground outside in the premises for children. There are number of possibilites only IF WE START. God helps those who help themselves
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Mantras are science. Different types of mantras exist based on different Rishi's and Yogi's works.Mantras had enormous efforts in place.Rishis performed intense Tapasyas through which they realized the existence of them.
Sanaskritam is a very tricky language. It has beautiful placement of words and one needs good wisdom to understand the origin of it's placement and Tatparya. Mantras are segregated into various categories based on it's usage in Aachara. There are several acharas like Vedic, Vama
Kaula, Vaishnava, Madhwa etc. Different mantras require different level of repetitions to attain Sidhis or say the ability to use the mantra for said cause / mostly Loka Kalyana for large cases. There are many controversies regarding chanting a mantra with or without Guru.
There are other ways to classify mantra too but let's start with the above 6 types of it.
1. Pallava:
When a mantra explicitly contains the name of the person it's targeted at, it's called Pallava. Specific tantric prayogas, especially those used with the intentions to harm someone, are knows as pallava.
2. Yojan Matra:
When a mantra contains the name of the person but it is used to bring a positive change in the life of beneficiary, it is called Yojan mantra, It's used to bring calm, peace and prosperity.
1. Never wear crumpled clothes. Don't leave heaps of clothes unwashed or washed. Fold them immediately as negatives come and get accumulated in the same
2. Washing clothes on Thursdays reduces the prosperity of the house gradually
Unfolded clothes and crumpled clothes indicate unorganized energies, they attract more negative then positive. Clean and neatly ironed clothes, atleast folded if not ironed should be worn for Shree kataksha.
Thursday is called as Lakshmivaar as per Lakshmi Puraana.
On Thursdays one should avoid washing clothes and involve in cleaning home and decorate for her Aagaman. She visits the home on Thursday evenings 🙏🏼
Shaving/Haircut also called Kshoura Karma is not allowed on all days.
When shaving beard, start from right side. then cut the mustache, armpits and then at last haircut. Then shave whichever hairs are are to be shaven and then cut the nails at the end.
Always think of me, be devoted to me, worship me, and offer obeisance to me. Doing so, you will certainly come to me. This is my pledge to you, for you are very dear to me. - #श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता 18.65
Shree Krishna makes Bhakti the top-most by this verse.
This total surrender is in fact the HIGHEST FORM OF BHAKTI of the nine forms of it mentioned in Srimadbhagavatam (7.5.23-24) :
(1) śravaṇa ("listening" to the scriptural stories of Krishna and his companions) (2) kīrtana ("praising"; usually refers to ecstatic group singing),
(3) smaraṇa ("remembering" or fixing the mind on Vishnu) (4) pāda-sevana(rendering service) (5) arcana (worshiping an image) (6) vandana (paying homage) (7) dāsya (servitude) (8) sākhya (friendship) (9) ātma-nivedana (complete surrender of the self).