Shriram
Availability of more information about deities helps in augmenting one’s belief: this in turn assists in smooth spiritual practice. Therefore, useful information about Shriram is given in this article.
Narayan Nagbali and Tripindi shradh
Tryambakeshwar, Gokarna, Mahabaleshwar, Garudeshwar, Harihareshwar (South Kashi) and Kashi (Varanasi) are ideal for performing a Tripindi shradh
Deity Datta’s Arti
To know more about Deity Datta’s Arati and Implied meaning of some of the difficult words in the Arati read this article.
Main Pilgrim places of Deity Datta
Main Pilgrim places of Deity Datta · 1. Mahur · 2. Girnar · 3. Karanja · 4. Audumbar · 5. Narsobawadi · 6. Ganagapur · 7. Kuravpur · 8. Pithapur. 9. Varanasi 10. Shri Shailya
Functions and special features of Deity Datta
An ideal of Guru Principle and exponent of Yoga (According to Shanḍilyopanishad). Wellknown disciples of Deity Datta include Alark, Prahlad, Yadu, Sahasrarjun, Parshuram etc.
Sub-Gurus of Deity Datta
Thus, Deity Datta had several sub-Gurus. In the same way, mumukshus should endure all suffering and continue to serve others graciously till they are alive.
Gurus of Deity Datta
Everything in this universe is a ‘Guru’, because there is something or the other to be learnt from it. A negative aspect teaches what vices should be given up and a positive aspect teaches what virtues should be imbibed.
Which specific flower should be offered to a specific Goddess?
Specific flowers have better ability to attract the subtlest particles of a specific Deity’s principle. When these flowers are offered to the Deity during worship, they help awaken the idol and the devotee benefits from the chaitanya in the idol.
Why is Aparajita form of Goddess Durga worshipped near Shami tree?
The Aparajita form of Goddess Durga is worshipped near the Shami tree because Shami leaves are good conservers of energy and they conserve the energy of Aparajita.
Unique Spiritual Terminology (Part 1)
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