2010
Vasant (Spring) Navaratri yagya celebration: March 16 - 24. |
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According to the vedic calendar, March 16 - 24 marks the Vasant or Spring (northern hemisphere) Navaratri festival . This celebration of the 9 nights of the Divine Mother culminates in Raam Navami (the appearance day of Lord Raam) on March 24. This is the second most powerful navaratri after the Maha Navaratri or grand festival of Mother Divine occurring October/November each year. There are 4 Navaratris each year [also known as the 9 days/nights of Mother Divine]. This coming Navaratri [9 nights of MD] is dedicated to Lord Raam or Raam Raj, Vishnu avatar. Subject of the literary epic Ramayana, Raam is one of the great incarnations of God. He took birth to vanquish the demon Ravana and restore dharma: balance in natural law. His life was a shining example of the highest, most noble principles and ethics lived in the day to day world. Raam is an aspect of Maha Vishnu - the principle of maintenance, so vasant navaratri is an excellent time to cultivate and enliven the principal of maintenance in our life: the ideal time to strengthen the value of action in accord with natural law. Accordingly, this is an auspicious time to perform yagyas for career & study & to promote harmony in relationship. On the planetary level, Vasant Navaratri is a highly effective time to perform yagya for Budha [Mercury] and Guru [Jupiter] |
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Kali
is depicted wearing a garland of human heads. This illustrates here
role as bestower of liberation or enlightenment by destroying the ego.
The head contains the sense organs and is thereby synonymous with limited
self concept or ego. By severing the head with the sword of self knowledge
Kali liberates the mind. The awareness expands and is freed from boundaries
and self imposed limitations. Her darshan or mode of influence is experienced
in the heart and the fullness of awareness. It is a direct experience.
It touches us deep inside at the most fundamental level of awareness;
it is experiential not conceptual. She is also depicted as standing
on or over her consort the sleeping Shiva [the absolute]. She represents
the ground state or absolute made lively. In contrast with the sleeping
Shiva, Kali arrests the mind. She is proactive and forcibly takes the
mind to the absolute. We feel her at the core at of our being. |
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History of new approach: performing the yagyas inside celebrated temples | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Thought
you might like to know that J's new show (which we had the yagya done
for in July) has consistently been number one for the last couple of
months. Everyone agrees it is punching about its weight. Very cool. ...Well
only you could believe that on day one of the yagya his solicitor wrote
to us offering to settle (after 4 years). "What
a yagya. I think my whole physiology is changing... I think this must
be the best yagya ever...The impacts keep on coming. I can feel the
pundits coming and going. It is amazing...Can you book me a place for
next year?" ...So,
I have had some good things to report since the yagya, I have been given
a new position at last. It's a promotion with pay increase but the best
part is I am back in a department I started from. Only now I'm the manager.
The entrance has a sunny aspect, the floor is about to undergo refurbishment
so will end up being fabulous ,sleek and contemporary. ...and
yes for the Laksmi/Saraswathi (as there was an almighty shift towards
the positive) |
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Durga slaying Mahishaasura the buffalo demon | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Navaratri
[nava = 9 ratri = night] or 9 nights of mother divine is a time of cleansing
and purification and evolution throughout nature. It is a time when
the tide of Sattva or coherence or wholeness of life rises to purge
the fragmented, imperfect values of natural law. In vedic mythology
it is represented as the time when Shakti [the quintessential power
of the universe], champion of the gods, is victorious over the demons.
It is a time for light to triumph over darkness. Harnessing nature's momentum through yagya Navaratri is also known as 'Durga Puja': 9 day festival celebrating Durga: the Divine Mother -the wholeness or collectedness of God's feminine aspect. Yagyas are traditionally performed during the 9 days to harness the momentum of this highly auspicious window of opportunity. Navaratri or Durga puja yagyas serve to direct this lively flow of nature's intelligence into our daily life in order to safe guard and enhance our progress & evolution and also to achieve specific goals. testimonials |
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Mansa Devi Laksmi Temple in Haridwar, Uttaranchal | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Sarada Devi Saraswathi Temple in Maihar, Madya Pradesh | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
By taking part in this Raam Navami Navaratri yagya you will enliven the principle of Maha Vishnu in your life. Thereby you will generate a powerful momentum for maintenance, protection & health on all levels: inner and outer - happiness, fulfillment, material affluence & career success. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Laksmi
yagya - 1 pandit performing @ Laksmi Temple - AUD$ 756 |