Never be defined by your past. It was a lesson, not a life sentence. Let go of the guilt that keeps you chained to the past. Letting go gives you freedom, whereas guilt will consume you.

Never be defined by your past. It was a lesson, not a life sentence. Let go of the guilt that keeps you chained to the past. Letting go gives you freedom, whereas guilt will consume you. Excess guilt is one of the heaviest and unhealthiest weights a person can hold. It’s like strapping an extra 100+ pounds to your forehead and trying to go about your day. Fortunately, just as a change in how you approach your body can help shed excess body weight, i.e. eating healthy and exercising, a change in how you approach your thoughts can help you shed excess guilt.
If you feel like you’re carrying around excess guilt right now, let go and ease your mind. There’s no reason to feel perpetually guilty for making a sincere mistake. Don't get weighed down by living life consumed by the past. Be present in the moment. Accept the mistakes and let go. Breathe deeply and release all the stress and worries, and move on. Focus and create new positive beliefs and thoughts. Realize that no one is perfect. To make a mistake is to be human. Mistakes are part of life ; everyone makes them, and everyone feels a little guilty sometimes. But some people learn from their mistakes and some end up making the same ones again and again. It’s up to you to decide if you’ll learn from your mistakes and use them to your advantage. So breathe and let go. We can change the past that is behind us, but we can still make the best use of today and everyday going forward. We just have to let the guilt remind us to do better next time. Time and practice will always be your healer. Just be patient and never give up! Love, Light & Peace ~ ✨🕉🌷👁🔱🐍💀🌙📿⌛️🐚🔔🗿🌺🔆🏞🙏🏻🎨✨

Om Namah Shivaya ~ Blessed Tuesday Lovely Souls ✨🕉🌷👁🔱🐍💀🌙📿⌛️🐚🔔🗿🌺🔆🏞🙏🏻🎨✨

Lord Shiva is often called Abhishek Priye (Abhishek implies when purified with holy water and Priya translates to beloved).

Lord Shiva is often called Abhishek Priye (Abhishek implies when purified with holy water and Priya translates to beloved).

To experience a life of peace and happiness, it is advisable to worship the Rudra avatar of Lord Shiva, known for his aggressiveness. One of the best ways of removing evil, negativity and solving problems related to enemy, court litigation and debt is through the worship of Lord Shiva, known to be the destroyer of evil energies. In order to get blessed and pray to Lord Shiva for removal of negativity and various problems, Mustard oil Abhishek must be performed especially on Monday.

Pacify Lord Shiva with Mustard oil Abhishek, which is a process involving pouring of mustard oil and other holy items on Shivling. Since Lord Shiva, symbolizes health, love, power and prosperity and is the main source of origin of Navagraha, hence, He is the provider of immense wealth and happiness. With this auspicious puja, one can easily relieve themselves from the burden of a rough patch in their lives.

Benefits of Mustard Oil Abhishek :

1- Enjoy a healthy mind and body along with immense peace and positivity.

2- Get rid of court cases and legal hassles

3- This puja solves all your debts & financial problems

4- Enjoy a great and prosperous life
5- Watch your enemies being defeated

6- Remove Navagraha dosha from horoscope.
7- Provides peace , happiness and harmony in your family! ✨👁🔱🕉🌷📿💀🌙⌛️🐍🐚🎨🔔🙏🏻✨

Om Namah Shivaya ✨👁🔱🕉🌷📿💀🌙⌛️🐍🐚🎨🔔🙏🏻✨

Lord Shiva is more of transformer than destroyer.

In order to create something new, something old has to get destroyed. So Lord Shiva is more of transformer than destroyer. Lord Shiva protects mankind from many threats. He is worshipped as our savior. Of all hindu gods, if there is one deity that is easiest to please then it is Lord Shiva. That is why he is also known as ‘Bholenath’.

Shiva is Bholenath, the innocent God, since He doesn't differentiate among his devotees. He is the father of the entire Universe. So whenever His children ask for his grace, He grants them the boons, luxuries and amenities. For the people who don't want materialistic things and who live according to Dharma, they are forever protected by Shiva.

When we ask our father something, we are sure it will be granted, Since our parents can't see us suffer. But as a strict father, at times He punishes us for our ignorance, arrogance and bad deeds. And when we repent and promise that we would never repeat our mistakes, then Shiva forgives us instantly, as Bholenath can't stay away from His children for a long time.

Shiva is father and best friend of all his devotees. That is why Shiva granted boons even to Asuras. He thinks that after getting the desires fulfilled , may be the Asuras will change for the better. When the Asuras start to trouble the world, then to save the world from their atrocities , Shiva punishes them.

Daksha Prajapathi abused Shiva. To relieve Daksha of his arrogance, Shiva as the Veerabhadra cuts Daksha’s head but again gives back life to him, after Daksha repents for his mistake.

Shiva can't see his children in trouble , and whenever anyone calls Shiva for help, He comes to their rescue as in the case of Markendeya. He is pure as camphor, and an avatar of compassion. He is the greatest and the Kindest. In the mode of “Tamas” he destroys and creates foundation for new creation when it is the right time. He also protects the world from threat of many demons that are hellbent on creating chaos on earth. So this is why he is also “Sangharak” meaning “Destroyer”, at the same time also our Saviour.! 🕉👁🕉

Om Namah Shivaya ~ Hara Hara Mahadev ~ Blessed Tuesday Lovely souls 💀👁💀

TODAY.. my favorite part of the year.. Mahashivaratri

TODAY.. my favorite part of the year..  Mahashivaratri

The karma you are experiencing now is Prarabdha Karma.

The karma you are experiencing now is Prarabdha Karma. It is like an arrow that has been shot from the bow – no force can stop it from hitting its target. This karma has started bearing fruit. You have to experience this or “taste” the fruits of your past actions. If the karma is positive, it is called good karma and the fruit will be sweet and tasty. If the karma is negative, it is called bad karma and the fruit will be bitter or even toxic. With the exception of Divine Grace altering our paths, we cannot avoid the experience of our own karma. However, there are ways in which we can handle it better.

1- Accept responsibility.

The first step towards healing yourself from bad karma is to take full and absolute responsibility for where you are in life. Yes, life may seem unfair at times, it may appear that forces beyond your control are dictating your life and that you are helpless in face of everything around you. Yet, despite this, you and only you are responsible for your life and your karma; not anyone or anything outside of you is responsible for it. Even if you do not understand the ways of the Universe, place your trust that it is doing the right thing. Acceptance alone sets into motion the healing process and puts you in a better position to deal with your karma. As you progress on the spiritual path towards Self-realization, you will recognize your ability to influence your own life events.

2- Know that you do not need to resign to your karma.

Everything in your life is in accordance with the law of karma. Every action of the past has already created a result in the form of karma, and it is unfolding in your life right now. But even though the consequences have already been pre-determined in accordance with the causes, it does not mean that your life is pre-determined. Self-effort in dealing with karma plays a critical role in shaping your life. You can deal with the karmic cards you are dealt with more gracefully and even turn your apparent bad karma to your advantage.

3- Stop accumulating new (negative) karma.

If you find yourself in a deep hole which you want to get out of, you need to stop digging the hole deeper. As long as you are existing in the day-to-day realities of modern life, you cannot avoid performing actions. And your actions will have karmic consequences. Then, how is it possible for you to not accrue any further karma, good or bad? The only way you can do it is by detaching yourself from the desire for the action, from the action, and from the outcome or results of the action. Offer the deed that you do to the Supreme Lord, to the Universe, to your higher Self. Do what you need to, but don’t identify yourself as the doer, and with the doership. By consistently detaching yourself from your actions and their outcomes, you are setting yourself free from any further karma.

4- Strike at the root cause of bad karma.

If you can take full responsibility for your karma, you will also realize that you are the creator of your own karma. The bad karma you may be experiencing has its roots deep inside of you, in your past conduct. These are the obstacles or enemies residing within you, that are creating negative karmas. If you can acknowledge this, you are already on your way to deal with negative karma. By willful intentions and actions, you can destroy your inner enemies.

5- Eliminate situations and relationships that sustain negative cycles.

As you go about your life, you may find yourself in situations or relationships that are negative and cyclical. These cycles must be broken or they will continue to contribute to your life negatively. You may have hesitated to walk away from such situations or relationships because either you did not recognize them as such or you feel obligated to not walk away. Unemotionally and peacefully evaluate what is working for you and what is not, and after attempting to resolve the situation, you may need to walk away from what is not serving you. You need not have a conflict in your heart about this. Only when you are able to serve your Self can you help others, so take care of your Self.

6- Seek forgiveness and forgive others.

Do you carry ill-will or anger towards anyone? Is that anger because you feel the other person has wronged you? As long as you harbor negative feelings towards anyone or anything, you continue to attract negative karma and energies in an endless loop. To break this cycle you must let go of your own anger and hatred, you will find yourself more at peace within yourself.

Sometimes, you may find that you hold anger towards yourself. It is even more important to be kind towards yourself, and forgive yourself, and treat yourself with love.

It is also possible that you may have wronged others knowingly or unknowingly in this lifetime or past ones. In your heart, seek forgiveness from those people and their souls. Sincerely and heartfully ask for forgiveness. By seeking forgiveness and forgiving, you are cutting off the karmic shackles and freeing yourself from the bonds that tie you to the cycle of life and rebirth.

Maintain a positive attitude towards everything and everyone in your life. Do good and be good to yourself and others.! 💀🔱👁🔱💀

Om Namah Shivaya 💀🔱👁🔱💀

KARMA & SURRENDER !

KARMA & SURRENDER !

To attain freedom from the bondage of illusion (maya) and the cycle of birth an death, it is necessary to purify the mind stuff (chitta). It is advised to perform all karma for God, to give up and offer everything, mind intellect wealth time, to God, is the secret of Love.

1- Sanchita Karma is the sum total of past accumulated karmas. One lifetime is most often not enough to experience all the Sanchita Karma, and hence the soul reincarnates, or continues to come back to earth. However, it is possible for one to gain control and exhaust Sanchita Karma by clearing one’s karmic debt.

2- Prarabdha Karma is that subset of the Sanchita Karma that is ripe and ready to be experienced in this lifetime. Prarabdha means something that has already started. It cannot be removed or controlled. It can only be experienced, there is no other way around it.

3- Agami Karma is the karma that is being created and accumulated in the present to be experienced in the future.

When karma is performed with dedication and surrender, the basis being love for God, the result is detachment and renunciation of the fruits of karma. As there is no attachment, there is no accumulation of impressions, and previous accumulations do not gain any strength and fructify as destiny. Thus existing prarabdha is exhausted after bearing its fruit. In this way actions done with a sense of surrender and dedication help purify chitta and put a brake on the wheel of karma. ❤️💚🕉🐵🕉💚❤️

Jai Shri Ram. ❤️💚🕉🐵🕉💚❤️

Have you been in a very difficult place in life, where nothing seems to be going in your favor?

Have you been in a very difficult place in life, where nothing seems to be going in your favor? Where you felt you were at the bottom of your despair, only to find out the next day that you have fallen deeper? In times such as these, it is essential to try to find a deeper meaning to your suffering, its cause and to try to find the means to end your pain, by eliminating the bad karma causing it.

The good news is that no matter how bad the karma you may be experiencing, the Universe has lovingly provided a way to handle it. The Grace of the Universe, or the Divine, is such that you will never be put in a situation that you cannot handle.

Karma is the cycle of actions and their consequences. Karma is also understood to mean what goes around comes around. The law of karma, in essence, is the law of cause and effect. Sometimes Karma is also referred to as fate or destiny.

Every thought, every word, and every deed has a consequence, whether we realize it or not. It is also the intention behind the action. It does not matter whether the action is performed consciously or unconsciously, willingly or unwillingly. For some actions, the consequences are immediate (instant karma!). For most actions, however, the effects do not manifest immediately. They may reveal much later, and potentially even in a different lifetime. The consequences will manifest at the right time and under the right circumstances. It is like a seed germinating in the ground, out of our sight. At the time it is supposed to, the seed will sprout forth.

The law of karma is the law of the Universe. It acts with perfect precision at all times and under all circumstances. The law of karma is immutable and is the sole knower of what we were, who we are and who we will be. It is said that even God has to submit to karma and is powerless against the law of karma.

Everything that we see around us, whether in our personal lives or world events at-large, is a result of the actions that preceded. Everything is a result of karma.

Where you are in life at this moment is because of the cumulative actions and consequences, or karma, in this lifetime and others. Karma is not necessarily a punishment for wrong-doing. Rather, it is a lesson for one’s soul, an opportunity to grow and evolve. Our souls have taken human form to learn and grow on this planet—to evolve on the path of Self-realization. 🌺🌷🐘🌷🌺

Om Shri Ganeshaya Namah ~ Shubh Prabhat 🌸💖🐘🌸💖