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Feb 17

There are eight siddhis mentioned in our ancient scriptures also known as Ashta Siddhi. The Scriptures also include the abilities gained by the seeker after the attainment of the Ashta Siddhis.

The seeker needs to be very disciplined and learn to control the mind as it is not so easy to attain these siddhis. After attaining siddhis, the seeker rises above worldly attachment. Longing for desires of the materialistic world ends.

It is said in the scriptures that Mata Sita blessed Hanuman ji that he can grant anyone with Ashta siddhis and nine Nidhis. The lines from Hanuman Chalisa that describes the above are as follows:

🌺'अष्ट सिद्धि नव निधि के दाता, असवर दीन जानकी माता।'🌺

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Feb 15

🌺What is the importance of saying desire in the ears of Nandi and why it is done?🌺

Nandi is the chief devotee of Bhagwan Shiv. Nandi, who must be enshrined in the form of a bull, in front of Mahadev in any Shiva temple. Shiva rides Nandi and Nandi is very dear to him.

Bhagwan Shiv mostly lives in penance, so with closed eyes he looks after the entire world. Whereas Nandi is a symbol of consciousness, which expresses the latent things with open eyes and open ears.

According to the Puranas, there should not be any disturbance in the penance of Mahadev; hence Nandi is stationed outside his tapasthala in Chaitanya state. Whatever devotees bring their problems to Mahadev, Nandi stops them there.

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Feb 13

🌺Mannarsala Sri Nagaraja Kshetram is an ancient pilgrimage centre situated in southwest Kerala.Of all places of serpent worship in world, there's none that's more benign,awe-inspiring& legendary than Mannarsala,as blessed&envisaged by Bhagwan Parshuram,the creator of Kerala.
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Sree Nagaraja is the main deity at the Mannarasala Temple, Sree Nagaraja is Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh in one. The deity represents Anantha (Vishnu swaroopa) and Vasuki (Siva in spirit). Various daily poojas and special poojas are offered to Sree Nagaraja throughout the year.
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Unlike other temples, a Brahmin priestess performs all the major poojas & rituals in this temple.She is called
Mannarsala Amma who is the supreme priestess of the Mannarsala Temple.She is the mother of Sri Nagraja who performs all major poojas on the auspicious days.
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Feb 12

🌺The Ramayana has a philosophical, spiritual significance and a deep truth in it.🌺

The words ‘rays’ and ‘radiance’ come from the Sanskrit root word ‘ra’. ‘Ra’ means light, ‘Ma’ means within me, in my heart. So, Rama means the light within me.

That which is radiant in every particle of the being is Rama.
Rama was born to Dasharath and Kousalya. Dasharath means ‘Ten Chariots’. The ten chariots symbolize the five sense organs and five organs of action. Kousalya means ‘skill’.

The skillful rider of the ten chariots can give birth to Ram. When the ten are used skillfully, radiance is born within.
Rama was born in Ayodhya. Ayodhya means ‘a place where no war can happen’. When there is no conflict in our mind, then the radiance can dawn.

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Feb 10

Panchmukhi Hanuman Ji is worshipped to overcome distress and negative energy, to overcome problems due to spirits, black magic, ancestors’ subtle bodies, suffering due to Shani Dev, etc.

The origin of Sri Panchamukhi Hanuman can be traced to a story in Ramayana.

During the war between Sri Rama and Raavan,Raavan took help of Ahiraavan, the king of Pathala.Hanuman ji in order to protect Sri Ram and Lakshman formed a fortress with his tail.Ahiraavan took form of Vibhishan,the noble brother of Raavan &took Sri Ram & Lakshman to Pathala loka.

Hanuman Ji entered pathala loka in search of Prabhu Ram and Lakshman. He found that life of Ahiraavan was hidden in the five lamps which were placed in five different directions. He could be killed only by extinguishing all five lamps at the same time.

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Feb 8

Do you know?

Hakikat Rai was a brave Sanatani Kid who sacrificed his life for Dharma almost 300 years ago.

Haqiqat Rai was born in the year 1719 to a religious woman, Kora Devi, in a very rich Vedic Hindu family, in Sialkot, Punjab, (now in Pakistan).

He was proud of his Hindu culture since early age, he belonged to a Hindu Khatri family of Puri clan. These are same Hindu Khatris who were first to help Guru Nanak Sahib when he formed Sikhism. Like other Hindus, Khatris also donated their elder child to Guru Sahib to...

...form a warrior panth, a group specially created to protect against atrocities of islamic terrorism happening under mughal invaders.
Since childhood, Haqiqat Rai was a keen observer and a quick learner. He took care of his health and was well built for a kid of his age.

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