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Mudra can be used to signify a gesture, seal, or finger position. With the practice mudra, we are trying to harness energy in our hands and pair it with intention or conscious action. It is believed that our gestures using our hands and fingers allow us to directly influence the energy of the body's elements.
This allows you to honor your physical body, your emotional body, and even your mental body. Yoga mudras encourage the flow and energy of the subtle body, which will help you in your journey within. Subtle can also be translated to "that which is most delicate" or "that which is the most refined."
Even though you might not know what the word mudra means, you're likely more familiar than you think with hand gestures. Much of what we communicate is done using our hands.
Lord Hanuman will repay his guru Lord Surya after he has finished his education. Hanuman insists on asking for his Guru Dakshina. Surya advises Hanuman not to repay him any money. Lord Surya talks to Hanuman about Shani, who is a troublemaker and never listens. Hanuman asks him to help him.
Hanuman then enters Shani Lok asking Shani to please return to her father. Shani, being too arrogant, can't believe Hanuman was able to effortlessly enter his Shani Lok. So, he decides he will teach Hanuman something. He then climbs on Lord Hanuman’s shoulder and tries to influence him. He is surprised to find that it does not affect Lord Hauman.
Lord Hanuman actually increases his size to the point that Shani is caught between Hanuman's shoulder, the ceiling, and Hanuman. Shani demands that Hanuman leave him, promising that he would not trouble Hanuman devotees and that he would only moderate all his effects before Hanuman devotees. Hanuman realized this and released Shani dev.
Next, Shani Dev asks Lord Hanuman for his tail in order to apply and escape the pain. Since then, it has been common to offer oil/black til to Shani Devta. It soothes his suffering and also makes him beneficent towards Ram-and Hanuman devotees. It is why you can see huge lines at Hanuman temples every Saturday for Shani and Hanuman. Shani's dosh doesn't affect those who give till and a tail (oil) offering to Shani.
The Bhagavata Purana, also known as the Srimad Bhagavatam, Srimad Bhagavata Mahapurana or simply Bhagavata, is one of Hinduism's eighteen great Puranas (Mahapuranas). Composed in Sanskrit and available in almost all Indian languages, it promotes bhakti (devotion) to Krishna. The Bhagavata Purana, as with other puranas that deal with various topics including astronomy, cosmology genealogy and legends, geography, music, dance, yoga and other cultures. The story begins with evil forces have prevailed in a battle between the benevolent devas (deities) and evil asuras (demons) and now rule the world. The truth is born as Krishna (also known as " Hari” and " Vasudeva in the text). He first is able to make peace with demons, after which he learns to understand them, and defeats them creatively, bringing back hope and justice, as well as freedom joy, peace, and liberty which is a common theme in many myths.
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Apne vartman ko ache se tarasho-Guru maa Munishwari Quote 10
"For the realisation of unconditional love and to love thy neighbor, you must love thy self first. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
"A little while ago, thy had two guinea pigs in a cage as pets. Thy remembers them having the wildest fights, and then, 10 minutes later, they were sitting together. The almighty presented humans with powerful brain abilities, which he misuses to destroy life and the environment instead of making peace and harmony. Then they wonder why they are not moving forward as they continue to chase their tails. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
"My eyes were open and wanted everything it could see. Now, when my eyes are open, thy only wants to see, what eyes could not see, but the eye could have seen. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
"Everyday people carry out desires and actions of the mind, and when they do not get as per their plans, they blame everyone else, but themselves for failures, disappointments and losses, however, when one realises that they can have the ability to choose their response to what they are responsible for, the outcome could be different. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
"You cannot gain real spiritual knowledge without a learned teacher who can explain the inner meaning of spirituality. One can experience it by surrendering physically and mentally to the Supreme Self. As and when you achieve it, you get the feeling of Oneness with the One and then you can see the truth. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
"Man is so wrapped up in ego that he fails to see that the body made up of five elements is just a vehicle. Without the acts of love, awareness, tolerance, surrendering, compassion, and self-realisation, man will continue to burn in this life form and many more to come. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
"When everything around me goes against me, then, thy turns to the One, where everything becomes nothing, and nothing becomes everything. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
“The significant problems that the global civilisation will face in the future will be down to the western world leaders not taking radical dramatic actions against groups that create disharmony in local, national and international communities. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” Says Guru Ka Das Walia
“Where there is a reaction to a desire and an emotion, stop and think, as the reaction cannot be undone once executed, leaving you in remorse that cannot be transformed. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” Guru Ka Das Walia
“We all see what we want to see till a day comes when the Lord shows you what you should have seen. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” Guru Ka Das Walia
“In life, thy has reaped all benefits that thy and his family have sown, only to realise that you get what you sow in your lifetime. To move forward on the path towards divine liberation, one must move forward on the path of dharma and detachment from everything that the two eyes see. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” Guru Ka Das Walia
“Being truthful to yourself is the first step to spirituality and none other. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” Says Guru Ka Das Walia
“Spirituality is not a religion but a connection and a way of living in eternal bliss on the path of righteousness. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” Says Guru Ka Das Walia
