Lord Hanuman is the monkey-god who famously helped Lord Rama to win the Ramayan war. He is a key archetype of love and selfless devotion as he is most known for his unparalleled devotion to Lord Rama and perfect control of all his sense organs (perfect yoga).

He has mastery over all the nine planets and all the eight accomplishments (siddhi) that one can obtain from perfect yoga (union with the Divine).

We can receive these and many more blessings by praying to Lord Hanuman and obtain his grace and presence in our lives:

• Remove obstacles from one's life path.
• Attain physical strength and stamina (particularly in the face of challenging life situations).
• Ability to provide selfless service to others with love and with no expectation of reward.
• Bring movement to stuck conditions and situations.

How can you bring the wisdom and blessings of Lord Hanuman into your life? Can the wisdom and energy of Lord Hanuman help you to bring action and movement to stuck situations or repeating patterns in your life, which ultimately is stuck energy.  Have you been facing many obstacles? Then maybe you can utilize Lord Hanuman’s energy to remove those obstacles and challenges from your life-path.

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Lord Narasimha who is the fourth incarnation of Lord Vishnu is the archetype which indicates the base animal instinct still existing in each one of us. He also exhibits our ability to rise above our animalistic nature for truth that will benefit people and our society at large.
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• Protection from evil energies people.
• Courage and strength to defy typically accepted norms and uphold truthful goodness.
• Exhibit targeted anger only when it is righteously needed. Curb and subdue it at all other times.
• Ability to see the presence of divine in all beings.

How can you bring Lord Narsimha's wisdom and blessings into your life? Can the wisdom and energy of Lord Narasimha help you to address and solve a nagging chronic problem or something unexpected that crops up in your life?

Lord Narasimha can help you to muster courage to stand up to oppressive people and emerge a winner. he can also help you to win over our own base emotions like anger, jealousy, resentment etc.   Mull over Lord Narasimha’s qualities and blessings and see how you can bring his presence, grace and blessings into your life.

Are you facing a problem in your life, where you need to muster up more courage to face it? If you need courage and valor in your life, then seek help from the Vedic Divine Archetype of Skanda. Lord Skanda is known by many other names as well, such as Kumara, Murugan and Subrahmanya. He is typically addressed to as “The God of War”.​

Learn more about Lord Skanda and how his blessings can bring more vitality into your way of living…

Contemplate on   the Vedic Divine Archetype, to better 'tune into' their energetic presence and to get more in-sync (in resonance) with their energy- in turn will bring their goodness (their blessings) into your life.

​Lord Skanda can help you with addressing any challenging issues in your life. He can help you to better deal with inimical situations and people in your life. 

​Lord Skanda is the first son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. He is considered as the god of warfare, who leads the divine army against all opposition (usually from the demon asuras). He exhibits the quality of standing up for what is fair and just.

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Guru- is the Vedic Divine Archetype of the Divine Teacher- giver of knowledge and wisdom. 

Even though we typically think of Gurus as our spiritual teachers and other ‘official’ teachers in our life- like from school and colleges; the truth is that Guru is anyone who ‘teaches’ us- allows the experience and the understanding of deeper insights!

When we consider the deeper meaning of this role- Guru, then we know that Guru can be any person, any situation that has allowed us to learn and grow in life. And ultimately it can be life itself!!

And ofcourse the ultimate Guru is the Divine presence itself!!

Ashadha full moon, i.e. the full moon- which happens in the lunar month of Ashadha (as per the Vedic Hindu calendar) is called as the Guru Purnima. This is the day to pay special reverence to our Guru. 

Remember: Guru is someone who guides us and gives us knowledge and information. But more importantly, he/she gives us the deeper wisdom and insights that help us to walk our life-path. They help and support us when we feel confused or weak on our spiritual path to ascension and higher energy states.

When we feel dejected or depressed, they help us to revive our enthusiasm so we can tackle our challenges and ultimately continue onward our journey!!

A Guru guides us, supports us, helps us, and ultimately nurtures us- at our deeper soul level, so we can fearlessly walk our spiritual path and reach higher dimensions.

This does not have to be the same person- as we progress on our journey, our Gurus can vary- but one thing is for sure that ultimately, it is the guru who shows us the path and provides us the confidence to walk it!!

And ofcourse there is the ultimate Guru of all- Lord Dakshinamurthy. 

On this auspicious day of Guru Purnima, remember to revere, honor, and cherish not just all your teachers and gurus, but also your parents (your first Gurus), life and the Divine Guru.

This July 4-5, 2020 happens to be the day of Guru Purnima.

Happy Guru Purnima everyone and if you have not already checked out the special energy message for this Guru Purnima then be sure to check it out below…

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​How can you bring the wisdom and blessings of the Mother Goddess Archetype- Ma Kali into your life? 

​Can the wisdom and energy of Ma Kali (mother Goddess of divine love, courage and protection) help you to address and solve a nagging chronic problem or something unexpected that crops up in your life?

​Mother Goddess- Ma Kali can help you to muster courage to do what is right in any situation. She can help you to conduct your prayers and sadhana with a renewed depth and intensity! 

​Goddess Kali is a primal divine feminine energy usually addressed as Ma Kali. She represents time as well as the electrical energy in nature. She governs our Prana, i.e. life-force and various subtle energy centers within our body. She specifically exhibits motherly love and protection, where she looks out for her children's well-being and protects them from problems even before they have a chance to manifest!

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​Kali is the primordial energy of creation, the first feminine energy principle responsible for this entire manifested universe. That is why she is often addressed as Adi Shakti- the first energy principle.

For those who may not be familiar with the true Vedic philosophy and teachings, it is important to note that all Vedic and Hindu deities represent cosmic energies that are part of the Divine Universal Energy or the Supreme God-head.  

​Shiva represents the Male Cosmic energy principle of our form-created world and Parvati (who is another representation of Shakti), is the Female Cosmic energy principle.  

Both these primal Male and Female cosmic energy principles are responsible for creating this Universe. Thus Shiva and Shakti together create this form-world as we know.

Kali, who represents Time, is the first and foremost of all Shakti-s, i.e. energy forms. Since all of creation manifests and exits in and thru her, she is also a representation of space- where all things can come into being. 

In this way, Kali represents the Space-Time continuum which allows for this manifested material world to exist. 

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The word Vishnu comes from the combination of two words- Vishwa (cosmos) and Anu (atom- the smallest representation of the whole). 

So, Vishnu is that energy which pervades everything in existence- the living and non-living! 

Nothing can be in existence without Vishnu. Neither the living nor the non-living can exist without Vishnu. It is the very divine essence within everything in existence, not just on earth, but in everything in this cosmos!  
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This cosmic essence, this divinity within everything in existence the “Vishnu” within each one of us, is the very life essence, the soul or atman. 

It is the microcosm Vishnu which is there within each one of us. This microcosmic Vishnu is a fraction of the macrocosmic Vishnu and yet it is a complete representation of the whole. The individual manifestation (an individual, a Jeev-atma) is the atomic version of the bigger manifestation (Param-atma). 

As Lord Vishnu is the very essence within everything, it is his presence that allows any-person or thing to stay in existence. 

Because of this, Lord Vishnu is considered as the one who sustains- manages and maintains this universe. 

And to manage, maintain and sustain, we need nourishment, wealth, affluence, and this is provided by his consort- Goddess Laxmi. Ma Laxmi governs all eight forms of wealth and abundance.

If you are not familiar with the Ashta Laxmi, then you may want to watch:   Goddess Lakshmi (giver of wealth and affluence)- Symbolism and Meaning of Ma Laxmi (Lakshmi) and Eight Forms of Goddess Lakshmi (giver of wealth and affluence)- Who is Lakshmi and her eight forms?

If we are to ever see an image-representation of Lord Vishnu, then many a times Goddess Laxmi is shown at the feet of the Lord Vishnu, in humility and servitude.
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This is because the energy of wealth and abundance, needs to be utilized for the wellbeing and sustenance of the cosmos and so the energy representation of Goddess Laxmi is shown to be in service to Lord Vishnu, who is the sustainer of this universe. 

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