SPRINKLE SOME GODLINESS

 

SPRINKLE SOME GODLINESS

Every day, with the rising of the Sun, He sprinkles some essentials into your being. Love, kindness, compassion, fun and sharing.But to know these in their real form, you also need to stir up your own dish properly by chintan, dhyan, ekant . Who are you? who is Shiva? what is the connection? Dive deep in, read the Siva Sutras, seek like minded friends, and then see the difference.

Aum Namah Shivaye.

~ Shail Gulhati: Shiva and Mysticism.

SHIVA TEACHING SHIVA HIS OWN WISDOM

 

SHIVA TEACHING SHIVA HIS OWN WISDOM

Once Mahadeva Shiva was in the deepest Dhyana about the welfare of the world created by Him, and then He realised, this was the timeless cycle :

Through observation, Shiva teaching Shiva His own wisdom,

and then passing it on so that others may identify their own divinity as well.

~ Shail Gulhati: Shiva and Mysticism.

ATTUKAL BHAGAVATHY TEMPLE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA - RUN ENTIRELY BY WOMEN.

 

ATTUKAL BHAGAVATHY TEMPLE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA - RUN ENTIRELY BY WOMEN.

TO RECEIVE LIFE

 

TO RECEIVE LIFE

An interesting pic of Lord Shiva from the net. He is shown arisen from His daily Samadhi, enjoying the rain. But what caught my eye in particular , were His hands ; The hands of Shivji , are wide open, as if to receive something from the Universe. What could it be, one wonders?

Maybe just love .

Or then, perhaps, He is feeling His own creation till the point of its air and ether?

The central import is that Shiva honours His own creation, He honours the fact that He also receives 'life' from it .

Kashmir Shaivism teaches , that not only is Shiva the greatest Yogi, but also He is the highest Bhokta ( experient) .

And when Shiva enters his own creation, He is thankful for everything that creation offers. This, is His great mysticism and gratitude . If you are also grateful for the simple things that Nature offers, take a minute to close your eyes chant Aum Namah Shivaye, Jai Jagad ambe Ma, in gratitude .

~ Shail Gulhati: Shiva and Mysticism.

MENA RANI, THE GREAT QUEEN MOTHER

 

MENA RANI, THE GREAT QUEEN MOTHER

“Arise, O Yogini! You have prayed to me in the deepest solitude for more than five hundred years. You have not been bothered about hunger, nor have you let the changing seasons, the blistering sun, the thundering rains, or the biting cold affect you in any way. Not once have your lips stopped chanting, ‘Aum Aim Hreem Kleem Chamundaye Vichaye .’ So ask, O Devi, what do you want?”

“Aum Aim Hreem Kleem Chamundaye Vichaye ,” repeated Mena.

“I know,” said Durga, pleased. “I heard you. Now ask for your boon, Yogini!”

“Aum Chamundaye Vichaye . I want the great Durga to take birth on this earth, to save Mother Nature from the plundering it is being subjected to by vain and mindless men with large egos; I want you, the great Mother, to be born as my daughter.” Said Mena Rani .

“Tatha Astu! So be it!” smiled Durga widely. “I am the Universal Devi, but you, Mena, are the Devi of my own heart. You, shall be my Ma, always.”

~ SHIVA, The Ultimate Time Traveller. Part 2 ( Humesha)

IN SHIVA’S HEART MEMORY

 

IN SHIVA’S HEART MEMORY

Shiva watches all, experiences all, remembers all.

But the interesting thing is, even when He is going through anything, one part of Him is watching Himself: Shiva is both the actor and the witness, So too, in Shiva’s memory are preserved the greatest truths, as they actually were.

Aum Namah Shivaye.

~ Shail Gulhati: Shiva and Mysticism.

TO FIND THE UNCROWNED KING

 

TO FIND THE UNCROWNED KING

Between the twists and curls

lefts and rights of life

calm down, and find Him seated

dot center, in the middle,

Inside.

When one breath goes

and the other comes in

find Him entering your life, within.

Ida or Pingala, moon or Sun

Find the center, where all is one.

Hatha! be persistent in your yoga,

sitting on the earthy ground

through Guru mantra, raise your divine wing

but not a robotic chant, you are human,

fill it with all your being,

tan man dhan, give it your all

to find Shiva, the uncrowned king.

~ 'Shiva poetry' by Shail Gulhati