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Happy Vaikunta Ekadasi వైభవంగా వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి వేడుక

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హైందవ సంప్రదాయంలో ఏకాదశి ఒక పవిత్రమైన దినం. ఏడాదికి 24 ఏకాదశిలు వస్తాయి.
 వాటిలో వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి అత్యంత ముఖ్యమైనది. ఆషాడ శుద్ధ ఏకాదశిని నిద్రించిన 
విష్ణుమూర్తి ఈ ఏకాదశి రోజున నిద్ర మేల్కొంటాడని, ముక్కొటి దేవతలు 
వైకుంఠంలో ఉన్న ఆయన దర్శనానికి వస్తారని అందువల్లనే ఈ ఏకాదశికి ముక్కొటి 
ఏకాదశని, వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి అని పేరు. ఈ రోజున విష్ణుమూర్తిని దర్శనం చేసుకుంటే
 ఎంతో పుణ్యమని భక్తులు భావిస్తారు. దేవాలయాల్లో ప్రత్యేకంగా ఏర్పాటు చేసిన
 వైకుంఠ ద్వారాల్లోంచి విష్ణుమూర్తి దర్శనం చేసుకుంటారు. ప్రాత:కాలంలో 
భక్తులు కూడా ముక్కోటి దేవతలతో కూడిఉన్న వైకుంఠ వాసిని దర్శనం చేసుకుంటే 
ముక్తి లభిస్తాదని, అందుకే దీన్ని మోక్షేకాదశి అని కూడా అంటారు.

ఏకాదశీ వ్రతం చేసే వారు ఉపవాసం, జాగరణ, హరినామ సంకీర్తన, పురాణ పఠనం, జప, 
తపాదులు, నిర్వహిస్తారు. ‘భగవద్గీతా’ పుస్తకదానం చేస్తారు. వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి 
రోజు ముర అనే రాక్షసుడు బియ్యంలో దాక్కుంటాడని, అందుకే బియ్యంతో చేసిన ఏ 
పదార్థం తినకుండా ఉండాలని అంటారు.

కలియుగ వైకుంఠం తిరుమలలో వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి పర్వదినాన్ని పురస్కరించుకొని 
స్వామి దర్శనానికి భక్తులు పొటేత్తారు. అర్థరాత్రి సమయంలో తిరుప్పావై 
పారాయణం తరువాత అర్చకుల వేద మంత్రోచ్చారణలు, మంగళ వాయిద్యాల నడుమ వైకుంఠ 
ద్వారాలు తెరిచారు. వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి పర్వదినం సందర్భంగా రాష్ర్ట వ్యాప్తంగా 
ఆలయాల్లో భక్తుల రద్దీ పెరిగింది. అర్థరాత్రి నుంచే వివిధ ఆలయాల వద్ద ఉత్తర
 ద్వార దర్శనం కోసం భక్తుల బారులు తీరారు.

అలాగే, కురుక్షేత్ర ధర్మక్షేత్రంలో శ్రీకృష్ణార్జున సంవాద రూపమైన భగవద్గీత 
వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి రోజే మొదలైనట్టు చెబుతారు. ఈ కారణంతోనే నేడు గీతా జయంతిని 
నిర్వహిస్తారు.  </div>

Happy Vaikunta Ekadasi వైభవంగా వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి వేడుక

హైందవ సంప్రదాయంలో ఏకాదశి ఒక పవిత్రమైన దినం. ఏడాదికి 24 ఏకాదశిలు వస్తాయి. వాటిలో వైకుంఠ ఏకాదశి అత్యంత ముఖ్యమైనది. ఆషాడ శుద్ధ ఏకాదశిని నిద్ర...

Significance of Maha Shivarathri (Shivarathri Special)

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<div class="separator" style="clear: both; color: blue; text-align: center;">Happy "Maha Shivarathri" To Every One!!!</div><div class="separator" style="clear: both; color: black; text-align: center;"><img border="0" height="300" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg_ly07mLzu2gLiDhU3Qy3iwatZyVhqBjJmGmVr8P5cyt13THeJdzzG2YO8OMiW2Vn2B19e9VAO0kfAicGXeP4-NSD_ny3Z83sdVMQlHqYzomrlVEjhvBcZuvKk31TuiCn8jTkxVU4gsOY/s400/1.jpg" style="border-bottom-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: 0px; border-left-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-left-style: solid; border-left-width: 0px; border-right-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-right-style: solid; border-right-width: 0px; border-top-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-top-style: solid; border-top-width: 0px;" width="400" /></div><a href="" name="more"></a> 
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</div><div style="color: black; text-align: center;">Shiva is the last deity of the Hindu Trinity.Lord Shiva represents the vital goodness in the form of Satyam, Shivam, Sundaram i.e.; Truth, Goodness and Beauty .Lord Shiva performs a celestial role of dissolution and recreation of the universe, that's why; he is mostly associated with the words, like destroyer and destruction Literally, Shiva is one in whom the universe “sleeps” after destruction and before the next cycle of creation. All that is born, must die. All that is produced, must disintegrate and be destroyed. This law cannot be violated. The principle that brings about this disintegration, the power behind this destruction, is Shiva. 
 
Another explanation of his role as destroyer is that we invoke Shiva to give us the capacity to destroy all our attachments and unwanted thoughts.He destroys our imperfections in order to ensure our spiritual progress. He destroys our illusions, desires and ignorance. He destroys our evil and negative nature. He destroys our old memories, so that we can move on with the movement of time. He destroys our relationships, attachment, impurities, physical and mental wrong doings, the effects of bad karma, our passions and emotions and many things that stand between us and God as impediments to our progress and inner transformation. And in the end when we have made sufficient progress, when we are ready and prepared, and when we are willing without any inner conflict, he destroys death.</div><div style="color: black; text-align: center;"> 
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</div><div style="color: black; text-align: center;">Lord Shiva is known as the ''giver god'', lord of mercy and kindness. He always protects his devotees from evil forces like lust, greed and anger. He is the most kind -hearted God who grants boons and bestows grace to his devotees. Let us try to understand Shiva from different standpoints. 
 
From the highest standpoint, Shiva is the formless, Absolute reality . Shiva’s name itself means auspiciousness. This is our own true nature. 
 
From the cosmic standpoint, Shiva represents the Lord of the Universe – the creator, sustainer and destroyer of the world. 
 
From the departmental standpoint, we worship Brahma for creation, Vishnu for sustenance and Shiva for destruction. Since there can be no destruction without creation and vice versa, we cannot attribute creation to one deity and destruction to the other. Our distinction between these three powers is merely to help clarify the various processes of life. 
 
In another aspect, as a particular form that manifested on earth, Shiva is said to have appeared in numerous incarnations as an enlightened master (Guru) who teaches the knowledge of the Self to his disciples. This form is known as Dakshinamurthy.</div><div class="separator" style="clear: both; color: black; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9ACkFPb8hLKjSDZSuea8QIggUeV3mKzm87_0siSZFiKgYbu98LY5uxXFG7DN79uygvcRNSmB4MY-x34ZxhzSu_FMPCHqifIWm2eOCHE3_2BLJvsoKeHP7ERhCGlTOdtVulAVE-0N03Zs/s1600/3.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="color: black; margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em; text-decoration: none;"><img border="0" height="300" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9ACkFPb8hLKjSDZSuea8QIggUeV3mKzm87_0siSZFiKgYbu98LY5uxXFG7DN79uygvcRNSmB4MY-x34ZxhzSu_FMPCHqifIWm2eOCHE3_2BLJvsoKeHP7ERhCGlTOdtVulAVE-0N03Zs/s400/3.jpg" style="border-bottom-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: 0px; border-left-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-left-style: solid; border-left-width: 0px; border-right-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-right-style: solid; border-right-width: 0px; border-top-color: rgb(238, 238, 238); border-top-style: solid; border-top-width: 0px;" width="400" /></a></div><div style="color: black; text-align: center;"> 
</div><div style="color: black; text-align: center;">One explanation for Ganga sitting on the head of Shiva is that we should learn to keep the head cool and win the world. This is possible only through knowledge and devotion. 
 
On Shiva’s forehead is the crescent moon and in his neck is poison. The former represents the nectar of life and the latter, death. The pair of opposites indicate that we should be able to accept pain as well as pleasure in life and that we should have inner balance and equipoise in the midst of all good and bad experiences. 
 
The poison, kept in his neck, without being swallowed, is significant. He did not become poisonous or bitter himself. In the same way one should be able to go through all experiences of life and still abide in his own true nature, without becoming bitter. 
 
A snake garland adorns his neck. The snake represents the mind that spits out its poison of negative thoughts. Yet if we keep the mind under perfect control, so that it is quiet within and does not agitate us or others, it will lie peacefully in meditation. 
 
The ashes all over his body indicate that our bodies will turn to ashes one day and hence we should rise above the identification with the body even while we are living. 
 
The three eyes of Lord Shiva suggest: the Sun is his right eye, the Moon is the left eye and fire, the third eye. Therefor he is three eyed. It is also known as the third eye located between the eye brows is the eye of wisdom while the other two represent love and justice. Thus Shiva exemplifies a good ruler who has both love and justice and also looks at this world with the vision of Knowledge that destroys all ignorance and passion.The trishula (trident), symbolizes the Lord's three fundamental powers of will (iccha), action (kriya) and knowledge (gyana). 
 
So Shiva is the faith whereby we reach the Truth.</div><div style="color: black; text-align: center;"> 
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</div><div style="color: black; text-align: center;">The damaru (drum) and its two sides separated from each other symbolizes the two entirely dissimilar states of existence, invisible and evident.The small drum of Shiva is the symbol of rhythm & sound. There is rhythm in the movement of the whole universe & sound is the musical & divine medium that comes from His words & carries revelations & the truth. 
 
The bull, Nandi is linked with Shiva and it is considered as his vehicle. The bull symbolizes both power and ignorance. Tiger's skin makes Lord Shiva's clothing and his seat, which illustrates the idea that he is the source of potential energy during the dissolution of the universe. And it is also says that the tiger is the vehicle of Shakthi, the Goddess of all power & force. Shiva is beyond & above any kind of force. He is its master & carries the skin of the tiger as the victor of every force. 
 
Rudraksha: On the request of the divines Lord shiva burnt the three daemon forts called tripurasura who were into disruptive activities. God burnt them without even a weapon just by the smile itself ! Three daemons in those forts who were good and devotees of the Lord came out without any harm by the Lord's Grace ! At this point of time from the Three eyes of the Lord rudrkshas came out. Since it came from the aksha (eye) of Lord rudra (a role played by the Supreme shiva), it is called rudraksha. The Rudraksha necklace worn by the lord shows that he uses his celestial powers without compromise,to maintain law and order. 
 
Shiva lives on the Kailash mountain. There is a beautiful description of it in the 4th canto of Srimad-Bhagavatam, I.E The abode known as Kailāsa is full of different herbs and vegetables, and it is sanctified by Vedic hymns and mystic yoga practice. Thus the residents of that abode are demigods by birth and have all mystic powers. Besides them there are other human beings, who are known as Kinnaras and Gandharvas and are accompanied by their beautiful wives, who are known as Apsarās, or angels. 
 
There are many waterfalls, and in the mountains there are many beautiful caves in which the very beautiful wives of the mystics are found. On Kailash Hill there is always the rhytmical sound of the peacocks' sweet vibrations and the bees' humming. Cuckoos are always singing, and other birds whisper amongst themselves." Srimad-Bhagavatam 4.6.11-12. 
 
In Ramacharitamanas, Tulsidas, in one verse, gives 
Yasanke ca vibhati bhudarasuta 
 
On the left side of Shiva sits the beautiful Goddess Parvati. He holds Ganga on his head.With two beautiful goddesses, one above & one beside him, He is not distracted & is meditating! Just imagine how easily, even a slight noise can distract us, when we meditate!! That is Shiva's power of concentration & meditation. 
 
Thus Shiva is a complex god, in terms of nature and represents contradictory qualities, being the destroyer and the restorer simultaneously.</div></div>

Significance of Maha Shivarathri (Shivarathri Special)

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In Sabarimala, a season of crowds, snakes and pickpockets

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Last year, this place suffered a terrible tragedy when 102 people died in a stampede. But pilgrims are still thronging the Sabarimala temple, the revered Hindu shrine situated in the Western Ghats in central Kerala. What is more, the temple these days is experiencing an excess of everything - from snakes to pickpockets to its earnings in the current pilgrim season. 
The authorities of the Travancore Devasom Board (TDB), which runs the temple have announced that at the end of the last week, the earnings of the temple by way of offerings and sales of ‘appom and aravana’ have crossed Rs.130 crore, which last year was around Rs.115 crore. 
And like the increase in devotees and earnings, there has also been an increase in the presence of snakes in and around the temple complex. 
So far, around 120 snakes have been caught and released into the dense forest that surrounds the temple. Last year, 90 snakes were caught and released into the jungle. 
The TDB has now employed an expert snake-catcher who releases them into the woods after catching them. 
One reason attributed for the spurt in snake sightings is that ahead of the present peak season, which began on November 17, a lot of clearing was done in and around the main temple complex. 
Some, though, have expressed reservations at the removal of the green cover around the temple. "It is best that no more greenery is removed from around the temple," said Jagathy Sreekumar, the most popular and sought-after comedian and character artist in the Malayalam film industry, who has been visiting the temple for the past 30 years. 
Another increase has been noticed this year - in the number of pickpockets. The nimble fingers are thriving as the crowds surge, say locals. 
"Pickpockets dressed up like pilgrims use a blade to cut open the bags of pilgrims when they stand in queues. As soon as their job is done, they melt away into the crowd and return again after a while," said a police official. 
The present pilgrimage season will reach its climax on January 15 (Makar Sankranthi Day). 
<div class="separator" style="clear: both; text-align: center;"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj648kncSxUD5P64EQrOfYCsTBt92a9z65COk5mIBTOTlvYfstm1e2Oo2IRso8TcnCy4Dn3MaOGMC8K5MM8dk5tfV56CT4gkD2CD43g4iniR9QV7rIZATeO7cCtFV6iciDDo27oiHBSRquC/s1600/Sabarimala.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="margin-left: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj648kncSxUD5P64EQrOfYCsTBt92a9z65COk5mIBTOTlvYfstm1e2Oo2IRso8TcnCy4Dn3MaOGMC8K5MM8dk5tfV56CT4gkD2CD43g4iniR9QV7rIZATeO7cCtFV6iciDDo27oiHBSRquC/s1600/Sabarimala.jpg" /></a></div>The Sabarimala temple is situated at an altitude of 914 metres above sea level and four kilometres uphill from Pamba in Kerala's Pathanamthitta district.</div>

In Sabarimala, a season of crowds, snakes and pickpockets

Last year, this place suffered a terrible tragedy when 102 people died in a stampede. But pilgrims are still thronging the Sabarimala tem...

108 Names of Lord Ganesha Symbolism

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<div style="line-height: 19px;">1. Akhurath - One who has Mouse as His Charioteer 
 
2. Alampata - Ever Eternal Lord 
 
3. Amit - Incomparable Lord 
 
4. Anantachidrupamayam - Infinite and Consciousness Personified 
 
5. Avaneesh - Lord of the whole World 
 
6. Avighna - Remover of Obstacles 
 
7. Balaganapati - Beloved and Lovable Child 
 
8. Bhalchandra - Moon-Crested Lord 
 
9. Bheema - Huge and Gigantic 
 
10. Bhupati - Lord of the Gods 
 
11. Bhuvanpati - God of the Gods 
 
12. Buddhinath - God of Wisdom 
 
13. Buddhipriya - Knowledge Bestower</div><div style="line-height: 19px;"> 
</div>14. Buddhividhata - God of Knowledge 
 
15. Chaturbhuj - One who has Four Arms 
 
16. Devadeva - Lord of All Lords 
 
17. Devantakanashakarin - Destroyer of Evils And Asuras 
 
18. Devavrata - One who accepts all Penances 
 
19. Devendrashika - Protector of All Gods 
 
20. Dharmik - One who gives Charity 
 
21. Dhoomravarna - Smoke-Hued Lord 
 
22. Durja - Invincible Lord 
 
23. Dvaimatura - One who has two Mothers 
 
24. Ekaakshara - He of the Single Syllable 
 
25. Ekadanta - Single-Tusked Lord 
 
26. Ekadrishta - Single-Tusked Lord 
 
27. Eshanputra - Lord Shiva's Son 
 
28. Gadadhara - One who has The Mace as His Weapon 
 
29. Gajakarna - One who has Eyes like an Elephant 
 
30. Gajanana - Elephant-Faced Lord 
 
31. Gajananeti - Elephant-Faced Lord 
 
32. Gajavakra - Trunk of The Elephant 
 
33. Gajavaktra - One who has Mouth like An Elephant 
 
34. Ganadhakshya - Lord of All Ganas (Gods) 
 
35. Ganadhyakshina - Leader of All The Celestial Bodies 
 
36. Ganapati - Lord of All Ganas (Gods) 
 
37. Gaurisuta - The Son of Gauri (Parvati) 
 
38. Gunina - One who is The Master of All Virtues 
 
39. Haridra - One who is Golden Coloured 
 
40. Heramba - Mother's Beloved Son 
 
41. Kapila - Yellowish-Brown Coloured 
 
42. Kaveesha - Master of Poets 
 
43. Krti - Lord of Music 
 
44. Kripalu - Merciful Lord 
 
45. Krishapingaksha - Yellowish-Brown Eyed 
 
46. Kshamakaram - The Place of Forgiveness 
 
47. Kshipra - One who is easy to Appease 
 
48. Lambakarna - Large-Eared Lord 
 
49. Lambodara - The Huge Bellied Lord 
 
50. Mahabala - Enormously Strong Lord 
 
51. Mahaganapati - Omnipotent and Supreme Lord 
 
52. Maheshwaram - Lord of The Universe 
 
53. Mangalamurti - All Auspicious Lord 
 
54. Manomay - Winner of Hearts 
 
55. Mrityuanjaya - Conqueror of Death 
 
56. Mundakarama - Abode of Happiness 
 
57. Muktidaya - Bestower of Eternal Bliss 
 
58. Musikvahana - One who has mouse As charioteer 
 
59. Nadapratithishta - One who Appreciates And Loves Music 
 
60. Namasthetu - Vanquisher of All Evils & Vices & Sins 
 
61. Nandana - Lord Shiva's Son 
 
62. Nideeshwaram - Giver of Wealth and Treasures 
 
63. Omkara - One who has the Form Of OM 
 
64. Pitambara - One who has Yellow-Coloured Body 
 
65. Pramoda - Lord of All Abodes 
 
66. Prathameshwara - First Among All 
 
67. Purush - The Omnipotent Personality 
 
68. Rakta - One who has Red-Coloured Body 
 
69. Rudrapriya - Beloved Of Lord Shiva 
 
70. Sarvadevatman - Acceptor of All Celestial Offerings 
 
71. Sarvasiddhanta - Bestower of Skills And Wisdom 
 
72. Sarvatman - Protector of The Universe 
 
73. Shambhavi - The Son of Parvati 
 
74. Shashivarnam - One who has a Moon Like Complexion 
 
75. Shoorpakarna - Large-Eared Lord 
 
76. Shuban - All Auspicious Lord 
 
77. Shubhagunakanan - One who is The Master of All Virtues 
 
78. Shweta - One who is as Pure as the White Colour 
 
79. Siddhidhata - Bestower of Success & Accomplishments 
 
80. Siddhipriya - Bestower of Wishes and Boons 
 
81. Siddhivinayaka - Bestower of Success 
 
82. Skandapurvaja - Elder Brother of Skand (Lord Kartik) 
 
83. Sumukha - Auspicious Face 
 
84. Sureshwaram - Lord of All Lords 
 
85. Swaroop - Lover of Beauty 
 
86. Tarun Ageless 
 
87. Uddanda - Nemesis of Evils and Vices 
 
88. Umaputra - The Son of Goddess Uma (Parvati) 
 
89. Vakratunda - Curved Trunk Lord 
 
90. Varaganapati - Bestower of Boons 
 
91. Varaprada - Granter of Wishes and Boons 
 
92. Varadavinayaka - Bestower of Success 
 
93. Veeraganapati - Heroic Lord 
 
94. Vidyavaridhi - God of Wisdom 
 
95. Vighnahara - Remover of Obstacles 
 
96. Vignaharta - Demolisher of Obstacles 
 
97. Vighnaraja - Lord of All Hindrances 
 
98. Vighnarajendra - Lord of All Obstacles 
 
99. Vighnavinashanaya - Destroyer of All Obstacles & Impediments 
 
100. Vigneshwara - Lord of All Obstacles 
 
101. Vikat - Huge and Gigantic 
 
102. Vinayaka - Lord of All 
 
103. Vishwamukha - Master of The Universe 
 
104. Vishwaraja - King of The World 
 
105. Yagnakaya - Acceptor of All Sacred & Sacrficial Offerings 
 
106. Yashaskaram - Bestower of Fame and Fortune 
 
107. Yashvasin - Beloved and Ever Popular Lord 
 
108. Yogadhipa - The Lord of Meditation </div></div>