Badrakali temple construction

29/03/2022

Let ma bhadrakali bless you all

30/06/2021

We are planning to perform MahaAtirudra Mahayagyam in Patan district of Gujarat, India.
It is for 48 days. The purpose of this yagna is to eradicate Corona viruses in air and atmosphere and Lola Kalyana, To cleanse air water land and atmosphere from all viruses, chemical, spill outs and nuclear spillovers.
For this we need to engage 4500 people who are well versed with Rudram.
Any philanthropic minded people well versed with chanting of Rudram and performing Mahayagyam may please contact or WhatsApp me at 8019915803.
We invite donors and sponsors. The project costs 30 crores.

13/11/2020

Why do we worship Sri Lakshmi and Shri Ganesha together during Deepavali?

Diwali is a celebration of the return of Shri Ram to Ayodhya after His exile and His victory over Lankeshwar. But on this day, Sri Laksmi and Shri Ganesha are welcomed and worshipped in all households.

Sri Lakshmi is the Goddess of wealth and prosperity and Shri Ganesha is the God of Intelligence and Wisdom, the Remover of Obstacles. We worship these two deities to invite wealth along with wisdom into our lives. It is said that on the night of Diwali, Sri Lakshmi visits each house and blesses everyone with great wealth.

Why are Sri Lakshmi and Shri Ganesha worshipped together?

There is an interesting story behind this. Once Sri Lakshmi arrogantly praised Herself to Her Spouse, Shri Vishnu. She is the One who bestows everyone with money and wealth and was beloved to all.

Shri Vishnu decided to bring a reality check on Her. He reminded Her that though She was Great, as a woman She was incomplete as She was childless. The ultimate joy that a woman can experience is the joy of Motherhood! On hearing this from Shri Vishnu, Sri Lakshmi was extremely disappointed.

Sri Lakshmi turned to Sri Parvati for help and advice. She requested Sri Parvati to let Her adopt one of Her two sons to experience the joy of motherhood. Sri Parvati was reluctant as Sri Lakshmi rarely stayed in one place. Sri Lakshmi assured Sri Parvathi that She would take care of Her son in every possible way and bestow Him with all the happiness. Hence Sri Parvati let Her adopt Shri Ganesha as Her son.

Sri Lakshmi became extremely elated and blessed Shri Ganesha with all Her accomplishments and prosperity. Those worshipping Sri Lakshmi for wealth would first have to worship Shri Ganesha to seek Her blessings.

Hence, Sri Lakshmi is always worshipped along with Shri Ganesha on Diwali.

Gaining wealth without intellect and wisdom will only result in misuse of wealth. So one must first acquire wisdom to spend wealth in the right manner. Therefore Sri Lakshmi and Shri Ganesha are worshipped together.

Blessed prosperous Deepavali and happy festive season to all. Loka Samastha Sukino Bhavantu ❤️

12/11/2020

Ganga Snanam on DiwaliDay

India celebrates Deepavali on Saturday, 14th November, 2020 saturday.

This occurs on or the day before the Amavaasya day, after Navarathri. It takes place in the Tamil month of Tula or Tulamasam.
This month falls in between mid October and mid-November.

It is said that the river Cauvery during Tula maasam ,flows as Ganges. On Deepavali day usually all Tamilians will be greeting each other asking Ganga snaanam aachcha. Have you had holy dip in River Ganges?

What does these mean in reality?

The divine frequency/vibrations, present in the sky , over river Ganges is also present, during Tula maasam over the river Cauvery.

Similarly on Deepavali day the same frequency/ vibrations of River Ganges is present between 3am and 5am throughout the world, in each country according to its standard of time.

So taking bath between 3 am and 5 am on Deepavali day morning is equivalent to have had Holy dip in River Ganges.

Those who take bath later than 5am will not be able to take this divine benefit.

So please have your Ganges dip on the day of Deepavali, 14 November 2020❤️

HAPPY DEEPAVALI TO ALL❤️❤️❤️

24/10/2020

24/10/2020

Navratri Day 8 in advance
Day 8 Maha Gauri

Maha Gauri is worshipped on the eighth day of Navaratri. Her name, which means "extremely white," refers to her luminous beauty, which radiates from Her body.

By paying homage to Maha Gauri, all past, present, and future sins are washed away and a deep sense of inner peace is achieved.

Maha Gauri wears white clothes, has four arms, and rides on a bull. Her right hand is in the pose of allaying fear, and Her right lower hand holds a trident. The left upper hand holds a damaru and the lower one grants blessings to Her devotees.

22/10/2020

Navratri Day 7 in advance
Day 7 Kaal Ratri

Kaal Ratri is also known as "Shubhamkari". Her name means "one who does good." She is a fearsome-looking deity, with a dark complexion, disheveled hair, four arms, and three eyes. Lightning issues from the necklace she wears and flames shoot from her mouth.

Like Kali, the goddess who destroys evil, Kaal Ratri has black skin and is worshipped as a protector, one to be both honored and feared. In her left hand, she holds a vajra, or spiked club, and a dagger, both of which she uses to fight the forces of evil. Her right hands, offers protection from darkness and all fears.

21/10/2020

Navratri Day 6 in advance
Day 6 Katyayani

Katyayani is worshipped on the sixth day of Navaratri. She is a fearsome sight, with 18 arms, each clutching a weapon. She is seen as slayer of the demon Mahisha.

Born in a fit of divine rage and anger, Katyayani emits a radiant light from Her body from which darkness and evil cannot hide.

Despite Her appearance, Katyayani bestows a sense of calm and inner peace upon all who worship Her. She rides a lion and is ready at all times to confront evil.

20/10/2020

Navratri Day 5 posted in advance

Day 5

On the fifth day of Navratri, we worship Mata Skandamata. 'Skanda' is the son of Shri Shiva and Parvati ' Mata' Is Mother. A great Mother along with Her illustrious Son are worshipped.

Tarakasur the demon was a colossal giant who paralyzed and dominated all the devatas, rishis, munis and mankind. He had a boon that only the son of Shri Shiva could kill him. Hence Shri Skanda incarnated as son of Shri Shiva and Devi Parvati. Being the Mother of a powerful God, Parvathi Devi is glorified with the name of Skandamata.

Skandamata appears with four arms and is holding the six faced infant Kumar Karthik or Skanda on Her lap. She carries the lotus flower in Her right and left upper hands . One hand holds Her infant son and the other hand is in Abhyahasta. She is seated on a lion. Her absolute peace and tranquility is very powerful and mesmerizing. By worshipping Her, Her devotees travel in the inner world where they are in complete peace within themselves. They leave their sorrows behind and achieve divine contentment in life.

Skandamata is the Goddess of Vishuddha Chakra or Throat Chakra. This is seat of Purity or Shuddhi. When we focus our awareness on this chakra, She grants us the ability to move towards purity and undiluted thoughts. All tensions and impurities of outer world are left behind and the pleasure of pure mind and soul can be experienced within.

Skandamata shows us the way towards Nirvana or moksha. We move away from the dilemma of life towards salvation.

May the Grace of Skandamata be with us all.

19/10/2020

Day 4 of Navratri in advance

Day 4 Kushmanda

Kushmanda is the worshipped on the fourth day of Navratri. Her name signals her main role: Ku means "a little", Ushma means "warmth" or "energy" and Anda means "cosmic egg". Her name means "Creator of the Universe ".

It is said that Goddess Kushmanda created the Anda with her divine smile. She is therefore also known as Adi Shakti. She is the one who brought light to the dark cosmos.

Kushmanda has multiple limbs in which she holds weapons, a rosary, and other holy objects.

Kushmanda shines like the glowing sun. Indeed the hue and luster of her body also is just like that if the Sun glowing and incomparable with any other God or Goddess to match. All the ten quarters of the lokhas are illuminated with her effluence. Whatever brilliance is observed in the world or in living beings or objects, is the simple a reflection of her splendour.

Kushmanda rides a lion, symbolizing strength and courage in the face of adversity.

18/10/2020

Navratri Day 3 posted in advance

Day 3 Chandraghanta

Chandraghanta is the third manifestation of Durga, representing peace, tranquility, and prosperity in life. Her face and form are charming and have the gleam of golden hue. Her name comes from the chandra (half moon) in her forehead in the shape of a ghanta (bell).

Chandraghanta rides a lion. She has three eyes and 10 hands, each holding a weapon. She is all-seeing and ever-vigilant. She is ready to battle evil from whatever direction.She makes her devotees Nirbhay (courageous) and Parakrami (mighty).

By offering prayers to this Goddess, the we can feel the astounding glimpse of divine things of the Universe, can hear the mesmerizing varied echoes and can immerse self in the depth of heavenly feelings.

17/10/2020

Navratri Day 2 posted in advance

Brahmacharini day 2

On the second day of Navaratri, Brahmachaarini is worshipped. She is "one who practices devout austerity." She enlightens us about Divinity in form of Durga and Her great powers and divine grace.

Brahmachaarini holds a rosary in her right hand, and a water utensil in her left hand which symbolises marital bliss. She endows happiness, peace, prosperity, and grace upon all devotees who worship her.

Filled with peace and bliss, Brahmachaarini is the pathway to Moksha.