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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: Raghuji


you too a Maa bhakt ?? thats gr8
Do you still have any doubts

I don't remember anything else .. wud u tell me something more about Him ..
Whom do you want me to give more details about ?

Bengal is supposed to be land of logicians - during 15-16th century Nadiad district which includes nabadwip was dominated by Nyaya scholars. They call is Navya Nyaya 😊

Anyways, Baishnav has its own greatness. But how come you like Murlimanohar ?



Yes Bengal is land of logicians, scholars .. The renaissance started here with Raja Rammohan Roy, Derozio n his young Bengal n finally the greatest of all Iswarchandra Vidyasagar .. n then came the great philosopher writer poet novelist musician Rabindranath Tagore .. the tradition goes on with Indian revolutionary movement then modern literature n film makers like Satyajit Ray Rithik Ghatak n many more

Navadweep's history was even older than this though .. it was the time of middle age .. scholars from Gour n Navadweep was the light in darkness ..though I have not read much about this period.. I read about the time of Sri Chaitanya Dev

About MurliManohar .. I said I liked .. it was classic case of liking only .. I was in love with his beauty .. Actually Sri CHaitanya Dev's Vaisnav philosophy focused more on Sri Radha n he has only concentrated over Murli Manohaar n eliminated ParthaSarathi .. as per my observance .. Chaitanya Dev was more of a reformer than a devotee .. he knew the the society then needed the words of love not of fight n blood shed .. so he only spoke about Radha Krishna .. I guess I somehow used to see Krishna from this pov for long .. however, I admire Parthasarathi Krishna's intelligence n political sense .. but I can't give him the place of God

I know it is lil confusing .. I too get confused with this feelings but I know where my devotion lies n I won't go my believe follow anything blindly .. My God lives in logic n she always tells me to rationalize things before accepting
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: SayaneeH.Lecter


I know it is lil confusing .. I too get confused with this feelings but I know where my devotion lies n I won't go my believe follow anything blindly .. My God lives in logic n she always tells me to rationalize things before accepting



Is that She - Maa Durga ?

Generally Nyaya philosophers (logicians) do not accept the puranas, They think it is more a myth. They wouldn't even use it as a reference/pramana, Are you one of them ? 😉
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Posted: 10 years ago
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yes Maa Durga ..

No .. everything that is written has something within it .. may be the stories r only stories but they are hiding huge philosophy n History within it or reflecting the social history in it.. As Hinduism is much ancient with time things changed so does the society .. Where Hindu society used be much open gradually corruption entered, religion became the weapon.. power came in place of knowledge .. Brahmans priests n other powerful people started use the immense power of people's belief .. This happens in every religion .. Christianity, Buddhism are no exception .. sadly people are God-fearing not God-loving .. that makes religious criminals strong but I can't blame the religion for it .. this corruption entered in our scripture in later phase .. I don't believe everything blindly but that doesn't mean I don't value them .. I try to see beyond words try to find what the truth could be behind a story
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Posted: 10 years ago
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@Sayanee
Good to know you value Puranas 😊. They all have profound knowledge. Sri Madhvacharya would quote from Puranas as reference in his bashyas.
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Part 5 (Concluding part)

Every devotee who worships Lord Nataraja should also pay obeisance to Maa Kali at the temple in the outskirts. You could see Sri Mahavishnu as Sri Govindaraja in reclining pose watching the Aananda Thandavam. It is one of the important Sri Vaishnavite temple (Thiru Chitrakootam - Diva Desha).

The Deva Sabha or the house of Gods in Chidambaram is also in the second prakaram, housing festival images of the Pancha Murtis such as Somaskandar, Parvati, Ganesh, Subramanya (Karthik) and Chandikeswar.

The outermost prakaram has the grand Sivakami Goddess temple, the Sivaganga tank and the 1000 pillared hall or the Raja Sabha. Goddess is quiet without much atention that Nataraja receives( Maa devotees ! you should visit Madurai :) and learn about Meenakshi, She is revered exactly like Nataraja in Chidambaram, In Madurai, Shiva is quiet as Kalyana Sundaram).In Chidambaram temple, The Subramanya shrine is also in the form of a chariot, and is referred to as the 'Pandya Nayakam'.


Rishi Madyandinar's son worshipped the Lingam, in the forest of Thillai or Chidambaram. He used to get up before daybreak and get flowers for Shiva. One day when he gets up, it was too dark to get the flower and in the daybreak the flowers were all polluted by the bees. This made him grief stricken. Lord Shiva gives him the eyes and limbs of a tiger so that he could see in the dark and climb trees easily to collect the flowers. Thus he came to be known as 'Vyagrapadar' and the forest where he lived as 'Vyagrapuram' or 'Puliyoor'.

It is said that the Chidambaram temple is consecrated under the auspices of Thirumoolar. I quoted one of his sayings in one of the threads here (marathul marainthathu mamadha yaanai, hope you could recollect...)
Shri Thirumoolar originally known as Sundaranatha, was a Tamil Shaivite mystic and writer, considered one of the sixty-three Nayanars and one of the 18 Siddhars. His main work, the Tirumantiram which consists of over 3000 verses, forms a part of the key text of the Tamil Shaiva Siddhanta, the Tirumurai.

Tirumantiram contains a synthesis of knowledge drawn from the Upanishads, Siddhayoga and the devotional (Bhakti) revival, yet criticises ritualistic idolatry and the external gymnastics of occult practice. It is deep, simple, cryptic and polyvalent. Legend has it that Tirumular was a travelling Shaiva saint and scholar from Kailash who used his yoga powers to transmigrate into the body of a southern cowherd, Mulan. He woke up from his yogic trance once a year and composed one verse until he attained salvation ( I might write a separate article on Siddhars depending on interests from readers). Siddhar's Yogic powers/Sadhana are just beyond normal human mind's comprehension - transcendent.

Just to give you an incident from Swami Vallalar (Great Yogi/Siddha also known as Ramalinga Adigal), His divine sayings/poetry is called Thiruvarutpa.

On January 30, 1874, He entered the room and locked himself and told his followers not to open it. He said that even if they did open it they would find nothing (United with oneness/bliss). His seclusion spurred many rumors, and the Government finally forced the doors open in May. The room was empty, with no clues. The Madras District Gazetteer published by the South Arcot District in 1906 records his disappearance.

After all this whole universe including YOURSELF is made of 5 elements, Can you NOT transform to another ?

Some facts on Gold :
Do you know the origin of Gold ?
Research by the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) suggests that the Earth's supply of gold originated from collisions of dead stars.

Gold is the most malleable and ductile of all known metals. A single ounce of gold can be beaten into a sheet measuring roughly 5 meters on a side. Thin sheets of gold, known as gold leaf, are primarily used in arts and crafts for gilding. One sheet of gold leaf can be as thin as 0.000127 millimeters, or about 400 times thinner than a human hair. Only the most reactive substances can tug gold's 6s electron out from where it's hiding among the others, and hence not only the color of gold, but its immunity from tarnishing and corrosion are consequences of special relativity.


What keeps that golden twinkle bright?
Mass increase near speed of light!


BTW, Human Body has 0.2mg of Gold.

Scientists (Lehigh University article) have pinpointed where the conversion of carbon monoxide to carbon dioxide occurs when gold is supported on iron oxide. CO oxidation is critical to firefighters and others who wear protect masks when entering a burning building. Carbon Monoxide is a toxic gas that gets converted to Carbon di oxide CO2 with the catalytic effect of Gold. It greatly reduces oxidative stress in body. Have you heard of Swarna Bhasm for anti ageing ? Gold is connected to planet Jupiter (Brihaspathi). Gold has extraordinary properties with in numerous benefits.

Do I even need to say wearing Gold is Good for health ? A small amount should be fine 😊 , just ensure not to attract thieves


p.s I am wrapping up creation and time article, with the above last part. I know there is LOT'SSS more... and readers do not want abrupt ending, but I need to end this somewhere. This article has covered creation/time from Shaiva/Shaakta perspectives. Hope you have enjoyed the write up thus far.


Edited by Raghuji - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
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I read the Dance of Nataraj and this concluding part together

the chapter of Maa Kali I read earlier I will read the remaining two parts as well

Raghu Ji You should share your knowledge with the whole world..

If u don't want to continue here then create your own blog and share the links I am sure many will visit your blogs..


Please don't stop writing such articles

and why don't you try to write in Times of India editorial "Speaking Tree" this sort of articles come there...

Edited by panchaali - 10 years ago
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Posted: 10 years ago
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You are right. Knowledge needs to be shared can't agree more. Just that I am caught currently with work and music commitments
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: Raghuji

You are right. Knowledge needs to be shared can't agree more. Just that I am caught currently with work and music commitments


Okay, but whenever you can manage bit time do write 😊
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Next should be on My dear dear Maa - Baala Tripura sundari 😊
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: Raghuji

Next should be on My dear dear Maa - Baala Tripura sundari 😊


okay 😊

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