A Celebration pg 6 [reeti]

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JAYASHREE

@jayvenk

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Posted: 12 years ago

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In almost all Devi temples in Kerala, The Devi is worshiped as Saraswati in the morning, Lakshmi in the evening and Parvathy at night.

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jyoti07

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Posted: 12 years ago

#342

Don't be sorry jaya di😊what you told is full of knowledge and knowledge can never overload😊

Edited by jyoti07 - 12 years ago

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sweetsandhya

@sweetsandhya

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Posted: 12 years ago

#343

Originally posted by: jayvenk
In almost all Devi temples in Kerala, The Devi is worshiped as Saraswati in the morning, Lakshmi in the evening and Parvathy at night.

Yes that is true. 😊

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bhargavi

@bhargavi_2

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Posted: 12 years ago

#344

Goddess Lalithambigai...😊

Lalitha is usually depicted slightly red in colour (like dawn) and extraordinarily beautiful. In her four hands, she holds a bow of sugarcane, arrows, the ankusa and the pasa (noose). One of her feet, usually the left, is shown resting on a pedestal, made of diamond.
The sugarcane bow represents the mind. This shows we experience all joy through our mind. The bow is an instrument which discharges the arrows. The same way, the mind is the instrument which shoots the sense organs towards the sense-objects.
The arrows are the pancha tanmatras, the five subtle elements of akasa(ether), vayu (air), agni (fire), apas (water) and prithvi (earth).
She is the power that enegises and controls our mind and sense organs. This is the idea.
The pasa (noose) is the binding attachment (raga).
The ankusa is the anger (krodha) or aversion which hurts.
It is her power which animates our attachments and aversions.
If we forget her, she can bind us with (raga)pasa and pierce us with (krodha) ankusa.
If we take refuge in her, she can withdraw them into her hands and free us from their torment.

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sweetsandhya

@sweetsandhya

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Posted: 12 years ago

#345

I am loving all this knowledge sharing sessions on devi. 👏

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bhargavi

@bhargavi_2

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Posted: 12 years ago

#346

Jaya...u always instigate us to do n share good things...love u for tat...🤗...instead of bangin our head over some stupid stuffs...

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JAYASHREE

@jayvenk

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Posted: 12 years ago

#347

Chottanikkara Bhagavathy Temple is one of the most celebrated Hindu shrines of Kerala. The temple is located in Chottanikkara town, 17kms away from Ernakulam. Rajarajeswari (Adiparasakthi) alias Durga Bhagavathy - the mother Goddess, is the presiding deity of the temple. It is said that this deity was brought from Mookambika Temple in Kollur, Karnataka and therefore there is a presence of Mookambika (Saraswathy) Devi till 7am in the morning. The 'Devi' in the temple is known for the healing powers, particularly relating to mental illness and disorders. The temple situated in a hilly region, is surrounded on all sides by green farms. The entry is through the west and the spiritual atmosphere in the temple gives mental peace and harmony to devotees.

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bhargavi

@bhargavi_2

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Posted: 12 years ago

#348

My lalithambigai...i love her sooo much...ever since i know her...im soo blessed in life...

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Arijit

@Arijit007

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Posted: 12 years ago

#349

thank you, there is no end of her glory, she is eternal and endless. i am thirsty for the necter of knowledge, and my thirst for knowledge is also endless.

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JAYASHREE

@jayvenk

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Posted: 12 years ago

#350

Within the deepest core of our being radiates a Divine presence that is our own source. All human beings, regardless of era, religion, or culture, are vessels of this Light of all Lights. This divine inner presence gives us awareness and talent and drive. The fountain of our well-being and our own personal spiritual director, this sacred indweller is revered in the great spiritual traditions as light, love, and life itself. In the Vedic tradition of India, this Holy Spirit is called Kundalini Shakti, the living spiritual power within that illumines each of us and guides us to union with the One.

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