Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Hanuman Bhagavan - Japali
Monday, June 10, 2024
சித்த சுத்தி
Sunday, June 9, 2024
ரமண மந்திரம் - The Bodhi at Madurai
Thursday, June 6, 2024
சரணாகதி
Monday, June 3, 2024
Are you progressing? - Spiritually...
Friday, May 31, 2024
The teaching of Yoga - Gitopadesh
Thursday, May 30, 2024
Swadharma
Dharma is that which holds the mind, intellect, memory and our inner soul together in harmony. Growth comes when we follow our swadharma. action that uplifts us is our Swadharma."
Dharma is that which holds the mind, intellect, memory and our inner soul together in harmony. Growth comes when we follow our swadharma.
Tuesday, May 28, 2024
Intuition
Saturday, May 25, 2024
Ashoka Flower - God's wonder
Wednesday, May 15, 2024
பகவானின் - In the Bhagavan's Grip
Saturday, May 11, 2024
Happy Grand Mother's Day
Thursday, May 9, 2024
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Effortless Effort....
Effort for what?
To start the journey?
Journey where?
Your inward.
How to start?
Just close your eyes.
Is it where effort stops?
Having closed your eyes,
Sitting relaxedly,
With spine erect
Effort simple,
Not a herculean one,
Shall be to watch,
Observe your
Inhale
And
Exhale.
As you merge with observing,
Yeah
You are in complete
Nishta –
The stillness.
The Bliss state,
You transcend all
Maya.
No more effort.
There you throb
In bliss.
Welcome to that
Sweet state.
Once in the
Brahma Muhurta.
If possible, at Sunset.
In between,
As many times
As possible and
As you like.
- Mahatma was regular to meditate and he had hectic schedule. He used to tell, “when I have a heavy day, I double up the duration of my meditation.
Thursday, May 2, 2024
த்யானம்
Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Surya Namaskar to enhance intuitive ability
Thursday, April 11, 2024
Pain vs Suffering
Saturday, March 30, 2024
Vikshit Bharath - 1
Friday, March 29, 2024
மொழி....மொழி குறித்து பெரியோர்கள்
Tuesday, March 26, 2024
வழிபாடு - Worship
Friday, March 8, 2024
Yet another genius..
Wednesday, March 6, 2024
The God Charcha
Saturday, March 2, 2024
Romancing the yoga, xercise....
Romancing the Yoga, Xercise....
Two things................
once you are into,
you are never off:
yoga; and
stock/investing ....
may be you are into
on and off;
lacking rhythmic consistency;
yet you're not completely divorced from.
at the eve of initiation,
I just loved yoga;
it kept me in good grip.
As I age, I lame-excused
citing my career preoccupation or any
other damn alibi.
hours-together sedentary life
sitting erect before computer
staring the monitor
straining the eyes.
obese kept balooning;
the flexibility in body gave
plenty of space to stiffening.
time I woke up this morning;
did a few asanas as my body could
live upto.
It's a marvellous feeling, change.
It brought back some grip to body.
When in savasana betwixt asanas,
The "I" in me dissolved into the
Cosmos.
Wow,!
Superlike.
Thank you God,
for bringing me back to my senses.
I'll never ever divorce yoga, walking.
It slimmed me from 82 to 79...
marching towards 69...
which is commensurate with my
BMS, height, weight and body mass index.
Friday, March 1, 2024
Language Training
Wednesday, February 28, 2024
Know thyself, know all
Tuesday, February 27, 2024
Activate ajna chakra
Monday, February 19, 2024
The Mind
Sunday, February 18, 2024
Nandhi, the Bull awaits His Lord
Nandhi, the Bull awaits His Lord
The Nandhi here isn't in any living temple.
Sadly he is in a temple at Hambi, Karnataka left to lurch for itself, since invaders had marred centuries before. The temple now is an Archaeological preserve. Only tourists visit these relics and not any one on pilgrimage.
With Ram Lalla back on His throne, are we seeing any ray of hope for many more temples crying for their revival?
A friend shared a statistics. That there are about 40 k + temples in Tamilnadu. Probably this includes temples where at least one time Puja, oru kala Puja, happens in a day. There are countless number of temples in complete ruin like the one in Hambi. These may not find space in the 40k + statistics. Besides even out of these 40k +, how many would have undergone renovation and consequent Kumbabishekam? The experts in Agama sastras opine keeping temples without Kumbabishekam for more than 12 years is not any good as we may incur the wrath of the Gods.
More than the department meant for taking good care of these divine edifices, who care more for the temples across the state is the local community and good hearted philanthropists. Recently in another Tamil daily, there was a report. That an ancient temple in complete dilapidated condition was spotted in a southern District by the District Archeological department officials. The daily is not any tabloid. It's a popular one. After that till date, ther is no news literally about the District Department -supposed to care for Temples - having taken any initiative towards restoring the temple. What sort of a world do we live in?
What benefits may all stakeholders derive from reviving such holy shrines?
○there will be increased number of footfalls, yatrikas will start visiting the temple for darsn;
○it'll spur local transportation industry, Auto, cab wallas could earn their livelihood ferrying yatrikas to the temple. Even state transport could render passenger bus service;
○micro, mini small time vendors like flower merchants, Pooja material vendors could do business.
Choultries, hotels, restaurants all may come up and change the demography and economics of the region.
Osho in his Hidden Mysteries writes;
"India cannot be India until the temples again become alive. "
And noted Lawyer Sai Deepak echoes in a recent meeting, there's urgent need to repopulate the lost temples.
Hope we will be able to realize the dream of having darsn of our beloved Lords back in their temple.