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Jan 6

A north Indian saint Sundarar Nathar who mysteriously became a south Indian saint Thirumoolar.🤫

The legend goes like this….
Sundarar Nathar was a great Siddha Master who had Ashta Siddhis(8 spiritual powers) and Nava Nidhis (9 treasures of God Kubera).
Nearing the end of his journey close to a village Sathanur, an amazing event changed Sundarar Nathar’s life forever....
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He saw a group of cows surrounding a dead cowherd. The cows were smelling the dead body and crying. This cowherd, who had the name Moolan, was from a nearby village called Sathanur and had been bitten by a snake, and died.
Seeing the cows weeping with sorrow so touched was Thirumoolar that he decided to alleviate the sufferings of the poor cows.
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He ﬁrst looked for a place to hide his physical body and found a hollow log.
Crawling into the log, where his body would be safe, he entered a mesmerist, cataleptic trance, stepped out in his astral body, walked over to the dead cowherd, lay down on top of the corpse, entered it, and slowly brought it back to life.
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Nov 3, 2023

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I was very fortunate to visit Thirunelli temple last Monday.
The temple lies at an altitude of 3000 feet and can be reached by driving through three wildlife sanctuaries. hence on the way to the temple, one can easily get to see a number of wild animals. we too, spotted a few🦌🐒🐘 of them.

This Temple is the only ancient temple in the world where the devotees can perform all the rituals related to one’s life, starting from birth to death and life after death. It is one of the most ancient temples in Kerala🌴.
It is believed that here the prathishta of Lord Vishnu was performed by Lord Brahma. It is also known as ''Sahyamala Kshetram'' and ''Kashi of the South''.

#SanatanaDharma
#Hindutva
#SPIRITUAL
#Kerala

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The Legend goes like this....
Lord Brahma (the Creator) while traversing the world on his swan got attracted by the bewitching beauty of the area. Then he landed on a hill which is later known as Brahmagiri.
Lord Brahma while walking through the hills enjoying the tranquility and serenity of the surrounding hills, saw an idol of Lord Vishnu resting on an amla🍈 tree, hence the name Thirunelli. (nelli, the Malayalam/Tamil equivalent for Indian gooseberry (Amla) tree.)
Brahma realized that this abode of peace is nothing but Vishnuloka. This was confirmed by a disembodied voice.
Soon he installed the deity with a request to Lord Vishnu that he should remain in this area to give peace to the human souls hounded by the thought of their sins.
Lord Vishnu assured that the rivers around this temple would wash away the sins of human beings during their mortal life and life after death.
Brahma entrusted two pious Brahmins of the Amalaka village, its keeping. He also instructed them that everyday he himself visit the place and do service to Vishnu.
The puja in every shrine closes ordinarily at about 9 to 10 P.M. But in this shrine, where the ordinary puja is done five times, from morning till Night the priest prepares for a sixth puja before leaving the place. On opening the doors next morning he finds that all the materials for the puja have been utilised during the night. It was Lord Brahma who performed the sixth puja when the animate and inanimate objects are in deep slumber.
This has been going on every day and will go on for ever.
The priest before entering the temple in the morning swears thrice that he will not divulge what he sees there on opening the door, and no priest dares to give out the secret at the risk of being bitten by cobras🐍 emanating from the shrine.

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In Padma Purana (written by Veda Vyasa)there is mention of a beautiful Vishnu temple located in the picturesque Sahya valley deep in the middle of the forest. Thirunelli temple is also referred to as Amalaka temple and Sidha temple.

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Oct 14, 2023

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Many of my relatives n friends have stopped performing the rituals of 'shraadh 'during #PitruPaksha.
Many say, “ what's the point of making offerings n doing elaborate rituals for the dead. Just treat them well while they are alive. Why do something mainly out of fear once they are gone?” while I agree that we have to treat the older generations well while they are alive, do these rituals-deep rooted in our culture🕉️ are of no significance❓
In my parents' what's app groups, there are messages being circulated that these post death rituals have become just a way to make money by a particular section of people. In today’s era of space n science continuing with these age-old rituals is a mere waste of time n energy.
Is it really so? do Our ancestors hold any significance in our lives even after they are dead❓
Lets dive deeper into it.....

The new moon day known as the beginning of Dussehra. It is a special day dedicated to making an offering to express our gratitude to all the previous generations of people who have contributed to our life.
During this time, in the Indian subcontinent, new crops would have just begun to bear yield. So, their first produce is offered to the ancestors as a mark of respect and thankfulness, by way of 'pinda', before the whole population breaks into celebration in the form of other festivals like Navratri, Vijayadashami and Diwali.

#ShraddhKarma
#DayForAncestors

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This is the time of the year close to the Autumnal equinox (the day when Earth is perfectly angled sideways to the sun and so day and night are of equal length.),
many cultures worldwide celebrate this day n the start of new season drawing upon its spiritual n symbolic meaning.

Different Types of Ancestor Worship from Around the World:🌎

▪️Sraddha from India. ...
▪️Vodun from Ghana. ...
▪️Día de Los Muertos from Mexico. ...
▪️Venerated Saints from Rome. ...
▪️Shi Ceremony from China. ...
▪️Megalithic Tombs from Europe. ...
▪️Pchum Ben from Cambodia. ...
▪️Samhain from Scotland.

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Well, people who are constantly on google for every proof n answer may think they are delivered by the google lady.😅
Scientists say that human beings and their ancestors have existed on this planet for 20 million years. That is a lot of time. All these hundreds of thousands of generations that lived on this planet before us have given us something or the other. The language that we speak, the way we sit, our clothes, our buildings – almost everything that we know today has come to us from generations before us.

The people that we refer to as your ancestors, they may not necessarily be wandering around, hanging on to the trees, but they’re living within us., on one level, it enriches our life, on another level, it enslaves our life.

We are who we are only because of our forefathers. What they learnt, what they knew, their skills, their technologies, their sense of life, we have imbibed all of it, knowingly or unknowingly, every one of us. At the same time, if we let them live too strong within us, we won’t have a life of our own.

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Aug 9, 2023

Have u ever wondered Why Do We Go Clockwise Around Temples🛕?
This walking around the 🛕 in clockwise direction is called '#Pradakshina'.
Some time back when my 5-year-old asked me, why only clockwise & not anticlockwise? I had no answer.
But Now I know the reason behind it.
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If you notice closely, many natural phenomena turn clockwise above the #Equator and anticlockwise below it. It is not just with air or water, the very energy system functions like this. In the northern Hemisphere of the planet, this is a natural phenomenon.
Check this video👇
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This is why if there is an energetic place in the northern hemisphere, and we want to derive benefit from or absorb the energy, we must go clockwise around it. If we want to benefit more, our hair should be wet. If we want to benefit even more, our clothes should also be wet.
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Jul 12, 2023

When I was in my 7th standard , my mother spotted few strands of grey hair on my scalp. N I freaked out🙀 .
Year after year, their percentage went on increasing rapidly. By the time I turned 20-21...1/n

I had to use Henna on regular basis to mask my grey hair, their percentage had shooted up to 25-30 % by now.😰

A couple of years post my delivery, when I suffered from Psoariais, the condition even affected my scalp. My scalp became...2/n

very dry with dandruff-like flaking and uncontrollable itching which damaged my hair quality severely resulting in horrible hair loss. I feared becoming bald.👩‍🦲
I had almost 40-50% grey hair at that time.

I tried the steroid shampoo recommended by my dermatologist which...3/n

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Jun 26, 2023

For a minimum of 15 yrs of my early age, every single day I ate tea-rusk, tea-khari, tea -bun or bread, tea-buisciuts, morning as a breakfast n then as evening snacks. It tasted yumm…😋
a few years later, as a #Health -conscious adult, I refused to eat...1/

any of the maida products switching to alternatives like milk with Kellog’s corn flakes or chocos, milk n banana for around 2 yrs . it was also the time when I started getting skin related problems. what started as a sun allergy initially, developed into an...

#AutoImmuneDisease like #psoriasis over a couple of years. The only treatment allopathy could provide me was being on lifelong #steroids, either topical application (shampoo, ointment) or systemic (pills). Not ready to accept this dependence on steroids🙅‍♀️ , I opted for...2/

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