There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it!!
Har Har Mahadev_/\_
The realm of the universe is so infinite that your conscious and subconscious share the same, even if the realities are different and parallel. In both areas. Reality is not what you see, but what is within, and what is beyond
Aum Namah Shivaya!
Lord Shiva does not rule Kingdoms, He rules hearts.
He does not wear a crown,yet surely, He is the King of all Kings.
Story Of The Shakti Peethas:Lord Shiva was the only God among the Hindu trinity who did not marry and lived like an ascetic. To be the ideal mate for Shiva, Adi Shakti took a human avatar and was born as the daughter of King Daksha. She was named princess Sati. From a young age, Sati was devoted to the acetic God Shiva and did severe penance to have him as her husband. But Daksha who was the son of God Brahma disliked Shiva's strange lifestyle. Sati married Shiva against Daksha's will but still craved for her father's acceptance. Around this, Daksha organised a massive yagna to please the Gods. He purposely did not invite Shiva and Sati. But Sati insisted on going to the yagna against Shiva's consent. When Sati arrived at her father's palace, she was treated as an uninvited guest. Daksha committed the sin of insulting Shiva in Sati's presence. Pained by her father's ignorance and arrogance, Sati threw herself in the ritual fire of yagna. At this time, Adi Shakti left her mortal body. When the news reached Shiva, he went wild with rage. He picked up Sati's body on his shoulders and started performing the dance of destruction, tandava. The stability of the Universe was threatened by Shiva's dance, and to protect the human world, Lord Vishnu cut up Sati's body with his sudarshan chakra. Shiva's anger was eventually cooled but Sati's body was never whole again. The body was cut up into 51 pieces and each fell at a particular place in India. These places of holy land are called the Shakti peethas. There are 4 famous temples that are called the Adi Shakti peethas. They are considered as the most sacred of all the other peethas. The Kamakhya temple in Assam (vagina), Dashineshwar temple in Kolkata (face), Tara Tarini temple in Behrampur (chest) and the Bimala temple in Puri (feet) are the most auspicious Shakti peethas.
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Viswesa viswabhavanajitha viswaroopa,
Viswathmaka tribhuvanaika gunabhivesa,
Hey Viswabandhu karunamaya dheena bandho,
Samsara dukha gahana Jagadeesha raksha.
SHIVJI Please save me from the deep sorrow of life, Oh Lord of the universe,
Who is king of universe, who lives in the entire world,
Who cannot be defeated, who is the form of universe,
Who is the soul of universe, who spreads in all three worlds,
Who is the friend of the universe, who is full of mercy and friend of the oppressed.
Om Namah Shivay.
What does it mean to reclaim the sacred feminine? How can we feel it in our bodies and in our daily life? Every woman knows this mystery in the cycles of her body, which is linked to the greater rhythms of life, the cycles of the moon. And she feels it in a calling to reconnect with the power and wisdom she carries within her, a deep knowing that is not found in books but belongs to her very nature.
The feminine carries a natural understanding of the interconnectedness of life, how all the parts belong together. She instinctively knows how to respond to the needs of her children, how she feels for their well-being even when they are not physically present. And in her body, she carries the greatest mystery, the potential to give birth: to bring the light of a soul into this world.
Om Namah Shivay.
MEDITATE WITH OTHER DEVOTEES : One of the most helpful things you can do to find God’s love is to meditate with other devotees. Meditating with others, first of all, helps you generate much more spiritual energy than you can alone. And meditating together teaches you to love in a different way.
We are accustomed to think of our relationships in outward terms. But when you meditate together, you touch a place where you are one in God, and the contact of your souls brings you closer than you might ever imagine you could be.
Om Namah Shivay.