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Celebrating Maha Shivaratri- The Great Night of Lord Shiva (Wisdom Byte series)

2/26/2022

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 Maha Shivaratri (The Great Night of Lord Shiva) is celebrated on the 14th. waning moon of the magha or phalguna lunar month.   Maha Shivaratri is a day when Lord Shiva is especially prayed to for spiritual advancement and over all goodness in life.

The energy potential in nature around this time, increases by a very high degree and it is easier to connect with higher, benefic divine forces.   The few days leading to this  time, provides tremendous potential energy for those who are aspiring to ascend to higher energies and dimensions.   

If one has been practicing (doing sadhana and prayer-practice)  towards ascension, then they should definitely utilize this night to  tap into the limitless potential and amazing possibilities. 
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  • Understanding the Shiva-Shakti family...
  • Why we say Namah at the end of most mantras?  Namah- what it really means...
  • What is a Rudraksha?
  • What are some of the healing benefits of Rudraksha? (from health standpoint)
  • ​What do I do if I do not have any Spiritual Guru? - How can I still obtain Divine guidance and proceed on my spiritual path to ascension?
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Revering Lord Shiva as the Divine Guru... (Wisdom Byte series)

2/26/2022

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It is said that if someone is not able to find a proper Guru for any reason what-so-ever, then such a person can take refuge in   Lord Dakshinamurthy. 

He is one of the forms of Lord Shiva. Keep in mind that there needs to be deep communication, not just by us earnestly asking our questions and seeking answers- but by also truly listening to the Divine answer. 
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continue reading...

  • Understanding the Shiva-Shakti family...
  • Why we say Namah at the end of most mantras?  Namah- what it really means...
  • What is a Rudraksha?
  • What are some of the healing benefits of Rudraksha? (from health standpoint)
  • ​What do I do if I do not have any Spiritual Guru? - How can I still obtain Divine guidance and proceed on my spiritual path to ascension?
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#VedicWisdomByte #Dakshinamurthy #Shiva #MahaShivaratri #DivineGuru​
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Narmada Jayanti (Wisdom Byte series)

2/7/2022

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Shukla Paksha Saptami in the Vedic lunar month of Magha is known as Narmada Jayanti.

Devotees pray to the auspicious and divine river Narmada for peace and prosperity.

Narmada is considered as one of the key holy rivers of India. In the Vedic tradition, much spiritual importance is given to rivers in general, and these holy rivers in particular- as water not only sustains life, but with its ability to retain memory, it also helps to carry and maintain records of our karma and messages.

Narmada Jayanti is celebrated with a lot of devotion in Amarkantak (in current day Madhya Pradesh, India), which is considered as the origin-source of this Narmada River.
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Bheeshma or Bhishma Ashtami (Wisdom Byte series)

2/7/2022

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​Shukla Paksha Ashtami in the Vedic lunar month of Magha is known as Bhishma (Bheeshma) Ashtami.

Grandsire Bhishma from The Maha Bharat (great Indian epic) is believed to have left for his heavenly abode on this day.

After Pandavas won the war and even though he was laying on a bed of arrows, he chose to wait until this day, so that with the advent of spring with Vasant Panchami and the Sun's transit in the northward direction with Ratha Saptami, it would be an auspicious time to let go of his human-incarnation.
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#VedicWisdomByte #BhishmaAshtami #BheeshmaAshtami  #Mahabharat  #Bhishma #Bheeshma #Pitamah #Pitamaha #HinduFestival​
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Ratha Saptami i.e., Surya Jayanti (Wisdom Byte series)

2/6/2022

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Shukla Paksha Saptami in the Vedic lunar month of Magha is known as Ratha Saptami, Achala Saptami or Magha Saptami. According to legend, Lord Surya Deva (Sun God) began en-lightening the entire world on the Ratha Saptami Day. Because of this, Ratha Saptami is considered to be Lord Surya's birthday and is celebrated as Surya Jayanti.

It is believed that all sins, that were committed knowingly or unknowingly, can be eliminated by worshipping Lord Surya, and fasting on this day of Ratha Saptami.
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All sins can be eliminated by worshipping Lord Surya and fasting on this day. This day is dedicated to worshipping Lord Surya, which purges seven types of sins, whether they were committed knowingly or unknowingly, by words, body, mind, and by words in the current birth, as well as in previous births.
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Maghi Ganapati, i.e. Ganesh Jayanti (Wisdom Byte series)

2/3/2022

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​Maghi Ganapati is celebrated as the Ganesh Jayanti i.e., birthday anniversary of Lord Ganesh.  It is celebrated on the Shukla Paksha (waxing moon) Chaturthi (4th day) in the Vedic calendar month of Magha.

Many people in India, celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi which comes in the Vedic month of Bhadrapada as the birth anniversary of Lord Ganesh.

​Either way, this special day in the month of Magha brings immense blessings from Lord Ganesh to help remove obstacles from our life and shower us with happiness and abundance!
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Magha Gupt Navratri (Wisdom Byte series)

1/31/2022

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Magha Gupt Navratri is an auspicious period that is dedicated to worship The Divine Mother Goddess- Shakti or Durga.

It is celebrated from the 'Pratipada' (1st day) to the 'Navami' (9th day) during the Shukla Paksha (the waxing phase of moon) in the 'Magha' month of the Vedic calendar. Most of the customs and rituals observed during Sharadiya (Autumn/Fall) Navratri are also observed during Magha Gupta Navratri. 

Continue reading...
  • Ghatasthapana- a very important ritual that is performed during the Navratri ​​
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