ORIGIN OF PANCH MAHABHUTA

There are the two nerve-currents one on either side of the spinal column. The left one is called Ida and the right is known as Pingala. These are Nadis. Tentatively, some take these as the right and the left sympathetic cords, but they are subtle tubes that carry Prana.

The Moon moves in the Ida and the Sun in the Pingala. Ida is cooling.

Pingala is heating. Ida flows through the left nostril and the Pingala through the right nostril. The breath flows through the right nostril for one hour and then through the left nostril for one hour.

Sushumna is the most important of all the Nadis. It is the sustainer of the universe and the path of the universe and the path of salvation. Situated at the back of the anus, it is attached to the spinal column and extends to the Brahmarandhra of the head and is invisible.

Do u know pancha mahayajna?

Let's talk about that
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Vedic Yajnas Srauta yajnas or sacred ones.

Paka Yajnas — ordinary rituals done easily as a basic duty

Havir Yajnas — occasional rituals done with some effort for attaining various things

Soma Yajnas — rare rituals with high levels of complexity done for world happiness

Each of these 3 classes have 7 types of Yajnas.

Paka Yajnas — offering of food made through the year at home. Agrahayani and Sravani are the key models on which others are based on.

Pitru Sraddam — done to honour ancestors every year

Parvana Sradda — performed for

the ancestors every month

Ashtaka — performed on the 8th day after full moon during the winter months for fathers
Sravani — every night from the fullmoon of Sravana month to the Margasirisa month there is a sarpabali (offering to the snakes) done to ward off harm from snakes

snakes during the rains.

Agrahayani — offering of kheer/payasam during the full moon of Margasirisa month

Chaitri — it is an offering made to Shiva where 4 roads meet during the fullmoon of Chaitra

Ashvayujih — simple food offering made to Shiva during the month of Ashvini

What is the relation between Marathas and Varanasi?

In the 18th century, India witnessed a political revival of the Indian society with regional dynasties – largely the Marathas making it big in the subcontinent

With the rise of the Marathas, Varanasi witnessed a massive surge in the new construction of Temples and Ghats on the banks of Ganga and the redevelopment of the old ones.

Marathas carried out rebuilding on a grand scale in the eighteenth century and Varanasi once again

regained its Hindu look
The Maratha connection to Varanasi goes back to at least 1590, when Narayan Bhatt a Marathi Brahmin assisted Todarmal in rebuilding the Kashi Vishwanath temple (which had been destroyed by Sikander Lodhi and which was in turn destroyed by Aur@ngzeb).

He was the grandfather of Gagabhatt, who presided over Chhatrapati Shivaji’s coronation ceremony in 1674.

Chhatrapati Shivaji is himself known to have halted in disguise at Benares after successfully escaping from Agra, on his way to the

south.

Although not one to base any decision solely on emotional reactions, the destruction of temples in Kashi and Mathura played an important role in Shivaji Raje's decision to open hostilities against the Mughals in 1670.

Following the death of Aurangzeb, Peshwa Balaji

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What are the rules for keeping the idol of Bagalamukhi Maa at home?

Sadhak needs to follow the rules while doing baglamukhi anusthan.

1. Baglamukhi anusthan (Baglamukhi puja) can be done at home. Sadhak does not need to go to any temple.

2. Place a baglamukhi photo & yantra at your puja temple.

3. Sadhak must do constant number of mantra jaap

everyday. if you want to complete your anusthan in 40 days then 32 malas needs to be done everyday. In case in the beginning of anusthan if you are not able to do 32 malas then you can start with less numbers and then increase day by day. Numbers of malas can be increased but

but can not be decreased.

4. Haldi Mala (Rosary of 108 beads which is made up of turmeric) should be used to chant baglamukhi mantra. A rosary has one hundred eight beads but only hundred mantras are counted.

5. Sadhak should maintain the celibacy in austhan period.

6. Sadhak must sit on yellow asana, must wear yellow clothes & should offer yellow sweets to ma baglamukhi.

7. In anusthan period do not hurt anyone & keep silence as much as possible

Scientists are always searching for water or oxygen on other planets. Why is it not possible that there might be different then human beings , for instance, who take in sulfuric acid as food
पितृ पक्ष को कैसे समझें?

Scientists is way behind how let's talk about that

How we calculate time? The way things move around us, our day and night. Do you know that time does not exist. It’s only the scale of measuring movement on earth. Different planets have different time because their movements are different. Hope you have heard that in the universe

there are places where each day/night = 6 months of human on earth but in reality it’s only 1 day/night. Our science is still far behind the truth of universe. Let’s see below facts taken from Hindu Scripture “BHAVISHYA PURAN”

where it is clearly mentioned that life is there on many planets. People of different planets have different capability, power, look and mental level etc. Like Devata (Deity) & Asur (Monster) etc. Time is also different on these planets. the length of time as per Bhavisya

Why orange color is used?

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Colors have a significant part in Indian religion and culture, displaying a profound meaning that goes beyond just ornamental elements. Color is used by artists to represent the traits of deities and their garments.

Colors used correctly create an environment that should make a person happy. Red, yellow (turmeric), green from leaves, white from wheat flour, and other colors are commonly utilized in religious events. Saffron is the primary hue used in most Eastern religions and societies.

Hinduism:
Saffron — the color of Agni or fire – is the color that symbolizes all aspects of Hinduism. Fire represents knowledge-burning ignorance since it burns away the darkness and brings light.

Fire also represents the spirit of Yagna (Sacred Fire Ritual), which is necessary for Self-knowledge. As a result, the fire altar is considered a unique symbol of old Vedic customs.

Only seen in our Bharat

Kailash Giri Brahmachari, his mother Kirti Devi expressed a wish to go on a char dhams. This man set out to fulfill his mother's dream. He is close to 50 now. And he has covered, on foot, a distance of over 36,000 km.

जम्बूद्वीपे भारतवर्षे भरतखण्डे
Our BHARAT
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Even if you are looted, never ever loot anyone (and never loot back in return).
Instead remember Shiva Smarahara (destroyer of memories) and forget your pain/ suffering .. therefore become

Why do O say:
“Never loot back in return”?
Ans:
See, you will perpetuate the cycle of action and reaction if you loot back, instead if at all possible, utilise all your energy in completely forgetting all that you felt.
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It’s not important to you.. because death loots all!

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