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Overview of Shailputri Puja: Shailputri Puja begins the nine-day Navratri festival, each dedicated to a different form of Goddess Durga. On the first day, devotees worship Goddess Shailputri, embodying the power of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. She rides a bull, carries a trident and a lotus, and represents purity and strength. Significance of Shailputri Puja Symbol of Strength and Purity: Goddess Shailputri is revered as the purest form of nature and is associated with the power of the earth. Begins the Spiritual Journey: Worshiping Shailputri is believed to initiate the spiritual journey of the devotee, cleansing them of impurities and preparing them for deeper devotion. Connection to Lord Shiva: As the consort of Lord Shiva in her previous incarnation as Sati, she signifies the union of Shakti and Shiva, representing the balance of energies. Rituals and Offerings Kalash Sthapana: The first day starts with the installation of the sacred Kalash, symbolizing the presence of the goddess in the home. Offerings: Devotees offer jasmine flowers, cow ghee, and white cloth to the goddess, which are believed to bring peace and prosperity. Mantras: Chanting the Shailputri Mantra, "ॐ देवी शैलपुत्र्यै नमः" (Om Devi Shailputryai Namah), is a key part of the puja, invoking her blessings for a strong and pure mind. #ShailputriPuja #Navratri #GoddessDurga #SpiritualJourney #HinduFestivals #DivineBlessings

#newdaynewchapter Although they are not sisters but they are three major Goddesses in Hinduism. They are collectively called Tridevi (consorts of Tridev). Goddess Saraswati is the Goddess of knowledge ,arts, music, beauty, learning, etc. She is the wife of Lord Brahma (The Creator). Goddess Lakshmi is the Goddess of wealth, fortune, beauty, positivity, prosperity etc. She is the wife of Lord Vishnu (The Preserver). Goddess Shakti, commonly known as Goddess Parvati is the Goddess of Power, beauty, love, destruction, devotion, fertility, nourishment etc. She is the wife of Lord Shiva (The Destroyer). So, these three Goddesses represent many qualities that should be there in us. So they have one thing in common, that all three are equally supreme. Goddess Saraswati only has a Shanta Rupa (peaceful form) All the Goddesses are aspects of the one and same Mahashakti - Great Energy. This is from Chapter 4 of the Lakshmi Tantra which is part of the Pancharatra corpus. That is myself famed as the exquisitely limbed Mahalaksmi, also known as Mahashri Chanda, Chandi and Chandika I am also called] Bhadrakāli, Bhadrā, Kālī, Durgā, Maheśvarī and Trigunā and since I am the wife of Bhagavat (the Holy One), I am also known as Bhagavatī. These and many more are considered to be my names caused by the various modifications of my original state and I shall describe them in full. Shri Mataji ki Jay.

You know, any chance you get to worship and exalt the goddess, you should probably take it. I mean, it couldn't hurt. Here's a drawing of the Maha Rada, the Great Goddess who is made of three of the main Hindu Godesses: Saraswati- Goddess of letters and learning. (Among other things) Lakshmi- Goddess of abundance and currency and flow. Durga- Fierce Goddess of boundaries, conflict and war. Drawings like these don't just represent the icons of the mythology, but the making of it is also a meditation on each of the aspects. In this way, it's not just the result that matters, but also the process. #navaratri #davezart #storymatters

You know, any chance you get to worship and exalt the goddess, you should probably take it. I mean, it couldn't hurt. Here's a drawing of the Maha Rada, the Great Goddess who is made of three of the main Hindu Godesses: Saraswati- Goddess of letters and learning. (Among other things) Lakshmi- Goddess of abundance and currency and flow. Durga- Fierce Goddess of boundaries, conflict and war. Drawings like these don't just represent the icons of the mythology, but the making of it is also a meditation on each of the aspects. In this way, it's not just the result that matters, but also the process. #navaratri #davezart #storymatters

1329/ 16 August 2022 All Hindu Gods Are Time Tested *Already tested by me during the year 1990, almost all Hindu Gods and their Mantras are true. *Many other people have also tested from time to time. *And that is the reason, their existence, names and forms are still there in the society. *It is rule if any thing is false, it will not remain for ever. It will diminish after some time. And after that it will finish for ever. *If any thing is true, it may diminish for the time being. But it will not finish. It will remain for ever. *I checked myself during initial stages of my divine journey, almost every Mantra of most of the Gods impacts our different body parts to advance in our spiritual journey. *It purely depends on your faith and belief. *Hence never disbelief on Hindu Gods and their Mantra-power! *If you share this to anyone, it will be your sacred task.

Bhakti and faith are essential components of the Hindu belief system that lead towards moksha, the ultimate goal of life. Bhakti, meaning intense and devotional love towards god, encompasses attachment, fondness, and devotion. Faith, on the other hand, is rooted in belief and trust in God without total proof, often requiring a "leap of faith." Regardless of the object of trust, whether it be a person, duty, or belief, trust is a necessity. Listen to this discussion to learn more about the significance of Bhakti and faith in the Hindu religion. #Hinduism #Bhakti #Faith #Moksha

Most Hindu devotees regard Brahma as the creator, Vishnu as the preserver and Shiva as the destroyer; yet a lot of ambiguity prevails about the exactness of their roles and spiritual stature. In this article, Jagatguru Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj focuses on Lord Shiva, providing a brief summary of his important traits, his finite lifespan, and his connection to Brahma, Vishnu and Durga: https://bit.ly/3Nv2C6Q #lordshiva

Tulsi Puja is a Hindu ritual dedicated to the worship of the sacred Tulsi plant, which is considered an earthly manifestation of the goddess Tulsi, a form of Goddess Lakshmi. This ritual is performed to seek blessings for health, prosperity, and harmony in the household. The ceremony typically takes place during the evening, especially on Tulsi Vivah, which marks the ceremonial marriage of the Tulsi plant to Lord Vishnu or Krishna. Devotees light lamps, offer flowers, sweets, and water to the Tulsi plant while chanting prayers or mantras. Tulsi Puja symbolizes devotion, purity, and the nurturing of divine energy in daily life. 4o

Hanuman Jayanti commemorates the birth of Lord Hanuman, an ardent devotee  of Shree Rama and a prominent character in the Hindu epic Ramayana. Hanuman's birth is associated with Shree Ram's era. According to Drik Panchang, it is believed that Lord Hanuman was born during Chaitra Purnima just after sunrise on Mangalwar (Tuesday). He was born during Chitra Nakshatra and Mesha Lagna. Lord Hanuman is said to be an incarnation of Lord Mahadeva and the possessor of Ashta Siddhi (Anima, Mahima, Garima, Laghima, Prapti, Prakamyam, Isitvam, Vasitvam) and Nav Nidhi (Maha padmam, Padmam, Sankham, Makaram, Kachhapam, Mukundam, Kundam, Neelam, Varam). He represents eternal energy, loyalty and devotion. Praying to Lord Hanuman helps bring harmony, strength and success into one's life. "Wishing you abundant blessings and divine guidance on Hanuman Jayanti. May Lord Hanuman's strength, wisdom, and devotion inspire you to overcome obstacles and achieve success in all your endeavors. Let his grace fill your life with courage, joy, and spiritual fulfillment. Happy Hanuman Jayanti!" 🙏 (Reference:https://lnkd.in/en3qBiDX) (Declaration: The content for this social media post is sourced from a specific reference. We are not involved in its creation.) #HanumanJayanti #Blessings #Devotion #Strength #Wisdom #Courage #DivineGrace #hr #sadhrasya #SpiritualFulfillment #LordHanuman #Celebration #ObstacleOvercome #Success