12 Jyotirlinga
There are 12 Jyotirlinga and they are the major places of worship of Shiva. They materialised in a radiant form.
There are 12 Jyotirlinga and they are the major places of worship of Shiva. They materialised in a radiant form.
Focussing their attention on only materialistic development while dreaming about making Bharat a ‘Super Power’, the so-called secular rulers have completely neglected…
Performing sadhana means making efforts for God realisation, which in turn means efforts to become one with God by imbibing Divine attributes.
In the present birth, everyone seeks guidance from teachers, doctors, lawyers etc. for simple aspects. If this be so, it is really beyond our imagination to understand the importance of the Guru, the one who releases us from the cycle of birth and death. One should surrender unto the Guru, so that the Guru can control his mind till its dissolution. Surrender unto the Guru completely and then leave the rest to Him.
This article explains various types of Gurus, their method of teaching and achieving spiritual progress of disciples.
A Guru takes care of His disciple in any catastrophe while a teacher has hardly any concern about a student’s personal life.
Pure Ash is known as bhasma., the remains of samidha (Sacrificial firewood) and ghee (Clarified butter) after they are burnt in a Yadnya (Sacrificial fire) are known as bhasma.
This article highlights valuable information on different forms of Shiva like Vetal, Bhutanatha & Nataraj.