Significance of Chanting 'Om Namah Shivaya'

Significance of Chanting 'Om Namah Shivaya'

Om Namah Shivaya is one of the very powerful mantras. It builds the energy in your system and clears the environment. Mantras are those energizing sounds which help to uplift the consciousness.

Om Namah Shivaya, these words are very important because ‘Na’, ‘Ma’, ‘Shi’, ‘Va’, ‘Ya’, these five letters indicate the five elements – Earth, Water, Fire, Air and Ether.
Om is the sound of the universe. Om means peace and love.
So when there is peace, love and harmony in all the five elements then there is bliss and there is joy!

Mantras are greater than the power of the horoscope. Whatever be the effects of the planets, you can remove them by chanting Om Namah Shivaya. 🌸🕉🌷🌸🌺🍂🍃🌸🍂🍃🕉🌺🕉🍂🌸🍃🌷🕉🌺🍂🍃🌸🍃🌷🕉

Coping with the death of a loved one is not at all easy.

Coping with the death of a loved one is not at all easy. Anyone who is born will surely will die one day.

Anyone who is dead will be reborn unless that person has exhausted all his or her karmic debt.

Lord Krishna said:

"Arjuna, birth and death are part and parcel of life... So please do not worry about them."

“ For the soul (Atman) there is neither birth nor death any time. Soul is unborn, eternal, everlasting and primeval. Soul is not slain when the body is slain.”

“One who has taken his birth is sure to die, and after death one is sure to take birth again. Therefore, in the unavoidable discharge of your duty, you should not lament."

( Bhagavad Gita )

Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevaya Namah 🕉🌺🐚🔆🐍🕉🍂🍃🌺🌷🍃🕉🔆🔔🐚🌺🍃🍂🌺🕉🔔

Your relationship with yourself is the closest and most important relationship you will ever have.

Start caring about how you treat yourself. Your relationship with yourself is the closest and most important relationship you will ever have. When was the last time someone told you that they loved you just the way you are, and that what you think and how you feel matters? When was the last time someone told you that you did a good job, or took you someplace, simply because they know you feel happy when you’re there? Don't waste your life living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice, heart and intuition. The way you treat yourself sets the standard for others. You must love who you are or no one else will either. And when you are truly comfortable in your own skin, not everyone will like you, but you won’t care about it one bit.

Life is all about taking chances. It’s about doing something you initially thought you could never do. It’s about being a little crazy, following your heart, and not worrying about every detail of what everyone else thinks. And above all, it’s about learning to love who you are and what you have. Remember to take care of yourself first, you can't pour from an empty cup. It’s important to make people happy, but you have to start with yourself. Your needs matter. Sometimes we get lost trying to live our lives for someone else, trying to meet their expectations, or trying to do things just to impress others. But you’ve got to live, do and love so that you are happy. Because when it comes down to it, relationships can end in an instant, but you will live with yourself for the rest of your life. Remember, it is possible to take care of your own needs while simultaneously caring for those around you. And once your needs are met, you will likely be far more capable of helping those who need you most.! Love, light & peace ✨👁📿🌷🔱🕉💀🐍⌛️🌙🌺🗿🌀🐚🔔💖🏔🔆🙏🏻✨

Om Namah Shivaya ~ Hara Hara Mahadev ~ Blessed day Lovely Souls ✨👁📿🌷🔱🕉💀🐍⌛️🌙🌺🗿🌀🐚🔔💖🏔🔆🙏🏻✨

Legend reveals that Sita is rebirth of Vedavati and she is Daughter of Ravana and his wife Mandodari. Vedavati was a pious woman who wanted to marry Lord Vishnu.

Sage Valmiki described Maa Sita’s extraordinary birth in the Ramayana. Maa Sita was discovered in a groove of ploughed field by King Janaka. So Sita – Daughter of Bhumidevi, who got adopted by Janaka and Sunaya. When King Janaka was ploughing a field to perform Yagna, Sita appeared splitting the earth. The king found her as a baby girl in a golden basket. He saw her body all covered with dirt and was amazed. Having no children of his own, he put her affectionately on his lap. Overwhelmed with love for her, King declared her as his own child. Raja Janak was the king of Mithilaa. His wife Rani Sunaya brought up Sita as her own daughter.

Another interesting story is mentioned in some Hindu scriptures. Legend reveals that Sita is rebirth of Vedavati and she is Daughter of Ravana and his wife Mandodari. Vedavati was a pious woman who wanted to marry Lord Vishnu. To marry him, she gave up worldly life and became a hermit and built an ashram on a riverbank. Once while Vedavati was meditating, Ravana -the demon king, happened to see her. He was infatuated by her beauty and tried to violate her. To escape from Ravana she jumped into a fire created for yajna. Before dying she cursed Ravana that in her next birth she will be responsible for his death. In her next birth, Vedavati was born as Ravana’s daughter. Astrologers predicted that she will become the reason for Ravanas death. To save his life, Ravana threw the little girl child into the sea. The child fell on the lap of sea-goddess Varuni. Goddess Varuni took the girl child to the shores and gave her to earth-goddess Pirthvi. Goddess Prithvi then gave her to King Janaka. As per Ramayana, Sita was found by King Janaka while ploughing a field.

Maa Sita received Motherhood from four great women -

Mandodari – a great queen (Ravanas wife),
Varuni – goddess of sea,
Pirthvi or Bhumidevi – goddess earth,
Rani Sunaya – queen of Mithilaa (King Janaka’s wife).

Maa Sita – A Complete Woman -

Sita is remembered for her virtues and attributes. Her entire life constitutes an example of idealism. Sita is a perfect example of loyalty and morality. Sita is regarded as the role model of wifely love and adherence to duty. Sita is a brave woman of extraordinary brilliance. Sita is a woman of immeasurable patience. Sita is considered as the ideal daughter, ideal wife, and ideal mother, since ages.

Sita returns back to earth -

It was at the time of Ashvamedha Yagya that the brave sons of Rama caught hold of the Ashva (horse). This resulted in the meeting of Lord Rama with his sons. After giving the responsibility of both the sons to their father, Goddess Sita refused to return to Ayodhya. She gave up her mortal body to goddess Earth (Bhoomi) to relieve herself. So at the end of the epic, Sita does not die, but rather re-enters a crevice of Mother Earth.

Jai Maa Sita 🕉🔔🌷🍃🌸🍂🍁🌺🌸🔔🍃🍁🕉🍂🍁🔔🌷🍃🌺🍁🌷🕉🍃🍂🌸🍁🔔

THAIPUSAM CELEBRATION AT THE THIRUMURUGAN TEMPLE, TAWAU, SABAH TODAY

Thaipusam celebration was held at the Thirumurugan Temple at Tawau, Sabah, Malaysia today.

It was celebrated with a good crowd of devotees and well-wishers.

Photos of the celebration:

ANNUAL PRAYERS AND A DELICIOUS LUNCH SERVED AT OM SRI DAS MUKHI KAALI AALAYAM (KOVIL), RAHANG ROAD, SEREMBAN THIS AFTERNOON (2 FEBRUARY 2020)

The OM SRI DAS MUKHI KAALI AALAYAM (Kovil) at Rahang Road, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia held their annual prayers this afternoon (2 February 2020) and our Payyan family members attended and offered their prayers.

A delicious lunch was served to all devotees.

The photos of the event: