Saturday, January 28, 2017
Friday, January 27, 2017
Thursday, January 26, 2017
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Monday, January 16, 2017
Shani Transit Effects ( 26 - 1 - 2017 )
On 26th of January, 2017, Saturn ( Shani ) is transiting into
Dhanu rasi.
Some indications for those born in –
Mesha rasi
-
वैरं बन्धनमात्मधर्मविहतिर्धर्मस्थिते
हृद्रुजा ।
Enmity, loss of freedom / imprisonment, loss of own
character, heart diseases.
Vrishabha rasi –
स्वसुतपशुसुहृद्वित्तनाशः ।
Loss of children / wealth.
Mithuna
rasi -
स्त्रीरोगाध्वानभीतिः ।
Health issues to spouse, dangers during travel.
Karkataka rasi –
रोगाणां द्विषताञ्च हानिररिगे
।
Relief from diseases, success over rivals.
Simha rasi –
सर्वैस्स्यात्कलहो निजात्मजवियोगोऽर्कात्मजे
पुत्रभे ।
Quarrels all around, loss of children.
Kanya rasi –
बन्धुस्थे कुटिलात्मता च विरहो
भार्याजनाद्यैर्निजैः ।
Evil thoughts, separation from spouse / family.
Tula rasi
भ्रातृस्थे महिषद्विपादिकधनारोग्याद्यभीष्टागमाः
।
Gain of wealth, health etc.
Vrischika rasi –
अर्थस्थेऽर्थसुखाङ्गकान्तिविगमः
कामस्य वा मन्दता ।
Loss of wealth / lustre / happiness, loss of drive.
Dhanu rasi
जन्मस्थे रविजे विषानलभयं बन्धोर्वधः
प्रोषणम् ।
पुत्राद्यैः स्वजनैर्धनैश्च विगमो
दूराटनं वा भवेत् ।।
Possiblity
of harm due to poisoning or fire, serious harm to relatives, exile, loss of
children / relatives / wealth, long travel.
Makara rasi –
मध्ये दुःखपरम्पराम्बुधिपयस्युन्मज्जनं
रिष्फगे ।
Intermittent calamities and miseries.
Kumbha rasi –
लाभस्थेऽन्यवधूसमागमधना यानप्रतापोदयाः
।
Risk from extra marital affairs, gain of wealth / vehicle
/ power.
Meena rasi –
विद्याकीर्तिधनक्षया दशमगे कर्माप्तिरप्यर्कजे
।
Loss of knowledge / reputation / wealth, success in ventures.
(
Ref : Prashna Marga – Chapter 22, Phaladeepika – Chapter
26 )
Those belonging to Mesha, Vrishabha, Mithuna, Simha, Kanya,
Vrischika, Dhanu, Makara and Meena rasis are affected by this transit.
Vedadhara is conducting Shani Shanti at Sri Raseswar Mandir,
Patal Ganga on 26 – January - 2017
Cost per person is Rs.1,001/-
Those who want to enrol may remit the amount to –
Account Holder -
Vedadhara Public Religious Trust
Savings Account
Number - 101600463386
Bharatiya Mahila
Bank, Thane Branch
IFSC code
-BMBL0000035
or using the
payment gateway link –
and send Name,Gotra ( if known ) Nakshatra ( if known ),
Rasi and Postal address to -
Twenty Six Avataras of Vishnu
The ten avataras of Lord Mahavishnu are famous. Even though the Lord has taken thousands of avataras, among them a total of twenty six are important. They are as below -
1 – 4. Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanatana, Sanatkumara – They are the manasa putras of Brahma and considered to be the amsha avataras of Vishnu. They are collectively called the Kumaras. At a very young age they became well versed in the Vedas. They always moved around together and remained brahmacharis forever.
In Kaliyuga, there are four recognized Vaishnava Sampradayas or systems of worship of Vishnu. They are –
Read full article here -
Thursday, January 5, 2017
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Why do we use water, sandal, flowers, agarbathi and lamp in puja ?
The whole material world around us and our body itself is made up of five elements – Earth ( prthvi ), Water ( jalam ), Fire ( agni ), Air ( vayu ) and Ether ( akasha ) in their various permutations and combinations.
The primary quality of Earth is smell.
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Hanuman forgot his divine power for some time !
Vishravas was Ravana’s father. The maternal grandfather of Vishravas was a Rishi called Trinabandhu. He was a very powerful Rishi.
Hanuman was once cursed by Trinabandhu.
A lion and an elephant were fighting once. Hanuman interfered and tied them each to the posts at the gate of the ashrama of Trinabandhu.
Sunday, January 1, 2017
Ganga Aarti
Lord Shiva, is also known as Gangadhara, the "Bearer of the Ganga. There are a lot pictures of Lord Shiva with a spout of water from his matted locks which is the holy river Ganga. The most sacred of all the rivers in Bhaartavarsha. The descent of Ganga from the heavens is not a one time event as the legends tell, but it's a cycle that will continue till the end of the yuga where she falls from the heavens & is tamed by the locks of hair of Lord Shiva before letting her fall on prithvi.
Ganga Mata or Ganga Maiyya, is the embodiment of the river and she is the mother who accepts all and forgives all. There are no fearsome or destructive aspects to her as her countenance is one of benevolence and compassion as a mother. She is also considered as a mother to other gods. She is a serene body of water. Goddess Ganga is worshipped by all to wash away their sins, help them and their forefathers attain salvation & provide life & sustenance to her children. She is the lifeblood of our culture, tradition, rites, rituals and even afterlife.
Ganga Mata washes away the sins of a lifetime of everyone who bathes in her. The most unrepentful sinners can seek redemption and salvation by bathing in the Ganga. She is considered as a pathway to moksha and liberation from the cycle of birth and death. Her waters are pure & purify & cleanse one of the scores of sins accumulated over a lifetime.
Ganga Dashahara is the day when Goddess Ganga is believed to have descended on Prithvi . It is on shukla paksha dashami during the Hindu month of Jyestha. (10th day of the waxing moon in late May or early June). It is believed that if one bathes in the holy Ganga on this day, then the bather is rid of ten lifetimes of sins.
Like the great Sage Narada (Narada Muni), Goddess Ganga is a "Triloka Sanchari". She flows in the heavens as Aakash Ganga, descended to prithvi to grace us as Ganga & then flows into the ocean & onto the last realm, the netherworld as "Pataal Ganga". She is the pathway to heaven and salvation. She is the pivotal point for all beings, the living and the dead.
The maha aartis performed along her banks are a sight to behold & her presence permeates the very air that one breathes. Her worship does not require elaborate rituals or obeisances or avahana (invocation) or poorna huti (completion). A simple prayer renders her blessings on the seeker. Her manifestation as the river is awe inspiring for it's the longing of every individual's to take a dip in the Ganga. Her anugraha lasts a lifetime.
Listen to the Ganga Aarti & pray to Ganga Mata sung by Anuradha Paudwal
https://vedadhara.com/archive-details.php?id=3601
Ganga Mata or Ganga Maiyya, is the embodiment of the river and she is the mother who accepts all and forgives all. There are no fearsome or destructive aspects to her as her countenance is one of benevolence and compassion as a mother. She is also considered as a mother to other gods. She is a serene body of water. Goddess Ganga is worshipped by all to wash away their sins, help them and their forefathers attain salvation & provide life & sustenance to her children. She is the lifeblood of our culture, tradition, rites, rituals and even afterlife.
Ganga Mata washes away the sins of a lifetime of everyone who bathes in her. The most unrepentful sinners can seek redemption and salvation by bathing in the Ganga. She is considered as a pathway to moksha and liberation from the cycle of birth and death. Her waters are pure & purify & cleanse one of the scores of sins accumulated over a lifetime.
Ganga Dashahara is the day when Goddess Ganga is believed to have descended on Prithvi . It is on shukla paksha dashami during the Hindu month of Jyestha. (10th day of the waxing moon in late May or early June). It is believed that if one bathes in the holy Ganga on this day, then the bather is rid of ten lifetimes of sins.
Like the great Sage Narada (Narada Muni), Goddess Ganga is a "Triloka Sanchari". She flows in the heavens as Aakash Ganga, descended to prithvi to grace us as Ganga & then flows into the ocean & onto the last realm, the netherworld as "Pataal Ganga". She is the pathway to heaven and salvation. She is the pivotal point for all beings, the living and the dead.
The maha aartis performed along her banks are a sight to behold & her presence permeates the very air that one breathes. Her worship does not require elaborate rituals or obeisances or avahana (invocation) or poorna huti (completion). A simple prayer renders her blessings on the seeker. Her manifestation as the river is awe inspiring for it's the longing of every individual's to take a dip in the Ganga. Her anugraha lasts a lifetime.
Listen to the Ganga Aarti & pray to Ganga Mata sung by Anuradha Paudwal
https://vedadhara.com/archive-details.php?id=3601