HeyJaredS. Ainavolu
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Pitru Paksham: Honouring Ancestors And Seeking Their Blessings For Future Generations (opens the original)
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Pitrus are our ancestors and we owe our existence to our pitrus. When the going is tough, our Pitrus help our journey. As a custom, three generations of elders are invoked for Pitru karya. These are pita, pitamaha, and pra-pitamaha. These respectively translate to paternal, grand-paternal, and great-grand-paternal generations. Fathers’ generation belongs to Vasu gana. Grand parental generation belong to Rudra gana. Great-grand-parent's generation belongs to Aditya gana. Pitru Paksham is the fort
Leela Vigraha Dharini: Understanding The Mother Goddess’ Manifestations Through The Sri Chakra (opens the original)
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Vigraha is the form and Dharini is one who assumes. Leela is a playful act. Combining these, we get the right perspective; the Mother Goddess assumes various forms as part of her leela or playful act. In Lalita Sahasra Nama Stotram, she is called Leela Vigraha Dharini. Though we treat her as formless or nirguna, various forms as required are assumed by the Shakti to meet the needs of the situation. For instance, to eliminate different demons, she assumed different forms. For regular worship, she
Vidura Neeti: Timeless Lessons On Dharma, Leadership And Righteous Living From The Mahabharata (opens the original)
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Mahabharata presents dharmic principles and guidance for right living. When the repeated attacks of Duryodhana and his advisers antagonised the Pandavas through schemes to burn them alive, drive them out of the kingdom and humiliate their wife Draupadi, the fratricidal Kurukshetra war looked imminent. Dhritarashtra intuitively knew that his sons were on the wrong path and that, in the event of war, the Pandavas would emerge victorious. He grew worried and lost his peace of mind. Vidura, the wise
Upanishad Dampatyam (opens the original)
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We have treasure houses of wisdom called the Upanishads. The literal meaning of the term Upanishad is “near sitting”. Thus, we sit near a wise person and receive wisdom. Whether words can transfer wisdom, how experience comes to us, and whether that experience in one go itself reaches Purnam (complete/abundant) are some of the questions we seek answers to. Yajnavalkya was a sage whom we learn about in the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad. The sage had two wives. After advancing in material life, Yajnava
Guiding Light: Ratha Yatra Reminds Devotees The Body Is the True Temple (opens the original)
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The annual Ratha Yatra happens with thousands of devotees pulling the chariot on which the Lord of the Universe takes seat and visits places. What is the significance of the Lord visiting places by coming out of HIS comfortable temple is a question asked by some? There is no need for God to perform the journey or take avataras, it is for our good that such acts are made to happen. When we witness, we learn and live with awareness. Temples have Moola Virat which is the main deity on which was per
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