AYYAPPAN SWAMI (VIDEO)

 

AYYAPPAN SWAMI

3rd day of khandha shashti pooja alangkaram at Kallumalai Murugan Temple lpoh, Perak Malaysia - You observe carefully, you would notice the Moorthy Lord Muruga opens and closes HIS eyes.🕉️🕉️🙏🏻

 

3rd day of khandha shashti pooja alangkaram at Kallumalai Murugan Temple lpoh, Perak Malaysia.

You observe carefully, you would notice the Moorthy Lord Muruga opens and closes HIS eyes.🕉️🕉️🙏🏻

Ayyappan Temple Batu Caves - Ayyappan season starts today (16 November 2020)

 

The Ayyappan season starts today (16 November 2020) and there was a prayer held at the Ayyappan Temple at Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia this morning.

A small crowd of Ayyappan devotees witness this prayers, in strict compliance of the Covid-19 SOP. One of our Payyan family member also participated in this prayers.

The photos above shows this morning prayers of the Ayyappan season at the Ayyappan Temple at Batu Caves.

- photos courtesy of Mr Subhas Kannan

Do you also want to take maximum advantage of Diwali Pujan?

 

Do you also want to take maximum advantage of Diwali Pujan?

Often people worship only Laxmi Mata on Diwali, while Lakshmi never comes alone, even if it comes, it is not permanent, until Lord Vishnu ji is also worshipped,

When you worship this Deepawali through this picture, Laxmi Chir will be permanent for you, Hanuman ji, all your obstacles will be lost, Deepawali will be very auspicious and fruitful!!

Chanting done on the night of Deepawali gives a million times fruit, that is why people choose the night of Deepawali for any kind of success! Because the mantra which takes you many years to chant, it is proven in just a Diwali night! Accept that if you want to chant five crore of a mantra, then you will have to do 50000000 / 108 = 462963 garlands! If you do 11 garlands daily, you will have to do garlands for 42088 days! That means it will take 115 years! Again everyday same direction, same time, same place, same holiness and much more! But a mantra on Diwali day (100000) * 100 * 5 = 50000000

Hail Goddess Laxmi Hail Lord Vishnu

Happy Diwali - full of love, laughter and light!

 

There may be struggles amidst life's many issues. But With every diya We light this Diwali, Lets count our blessings. Let us live every day to the best ability that we can, Let’s celebrate life to the full! Though we celebrate Diwali, and light many lamps in the darkness. Our life should not be dull and dry rest of the year. Diwali once an year should not be a consolation, we buy new clothes, the firecrackers, the lighted lamps, and then we return to the same gloominess. Live each day every moment . Every year people spend a lot of time and energy cleaning and sweeping their homes and buy new things for their house to make their homes more attractive. But, what about the hearts? When was the last time we cleaned our hearts? When did we last get rid of evil tendencies that have accumulated in the mind? The cleansing of the soul is what is required.

On Diwali, we pray to Maa Lakshmi for prosperity and wealth. However, what sort of prosperity are we praying for? Money, valuable possessions, and material pleasures. This is NOT the true wealth of life; this is not what makes us prosperous. It is only God's presence in our lives which makes us rich. Pray to Maa Lakshmi to bestow the prosperity that brings light into your life. Pray to Shiva , Pray To Ganesha for an abundance of faith, pray for the love of God. A river that flows for one day of the year is not going to reach the ocean. Let the festival not stop even for a moment. Make it non stop, every moment is Diwali. Let the light within be shining throughout the year. This is what Diwali means, to awaken the inner light and let it shine, to lead man from darkness to light. Man is perpetually plunged in darkness. Every time he is enveloped in darkness, he should light a lamp that is ever shining within. Carry that lamp wherever you go. It will light your path wherever you may be.!

APPO DEEPO BHAVA ~ Be a light unto yourself!

Om Shri Ganeshaya Namah ~ Jai Maa Lakshmi ~~ To you and all your family, a very special happy diwali full of love, laughter and light!