Ganga – Shakti in the form of rivers
The river Ganga originates in the Himalayas at Gangotri and culminates in Bay of Bengal through its tributaries. It stretches along 2,510 kilometres.
The river Ganga originates in the Himalayas at Gangotri and culminates in Bay of Bengal through its tributaries. It stretches along 2,510 kilometres.
Among the various spiritual paths, the easy path to bring about faster spiritual progress is ‘Namasankirtanyoga’ (Chanting God’s Name).
Innumerable Shaktis (Divine Energy) of God are in a state of oneness with Him.
Lakshmi means a symbol. It is from this that the word ‘Lakshmi‘ has been derived. A substitute word for Lakshmi is ‘Shri’ that means adornment, lustre.
Every Deity has a specific scientific method of worship. It means that there is a definite science underlying every act performed during the ritualistic worship of a Deity.
According to the Vedas, the alphabet ‘da’ in Durga suggests destruction of demons. The ‘u’ has been accepted tore present over coming of obstacles.
Shakti (Divine Energy) not associated with any Deities is Kumari. An example ofsuch a Deity is Kanyakumari.
‘Shakti’ (Divine Energy) isthe attribute inherent in every object, which is necessary forits functioning and which does not exist independent of it.
We are all well versed with the Gayatri mantra and many of us chant it. Let us now offer obeisance at the Holy feet of Gayatri Devi and learn about Her.
In the current era of strife, seekers should pray to Baglamukhi Deity with utmost devotion and listen to the Baglamukhi stotra (hymn) either in the morning or evening !