The historical aspects of ancient Indian temples, lingas and the consecration of Sadhguru's treasure to the world, the Dhyanalinga
Sunday, November 30, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
Benefits of Meditation (Hindi) (80 Min) (720p HD)
What are the benefits of meditation in Human life according to Satyanaryan Sharma (LLB, Meditator)? There is lot of impacts of meditation on the human behaviour. Due to meditation, person gets rid of every type of jealous and greediness and he start thinking about wellness of all human civilization and natural world. (Voice : Hindi)
The Bhagwat Geeta is a doctrine of universal truth. Its message is universal, inspirational, and non-sectarian. The main principal of Bhagwat Geeta is "Do your duty as a service to the Lord and humanity and see God alone in everything in a spiritual frame of mind. One must learn to give up lust, anger, greed, and establish mastery over the six senses (hearing, touch, sight, taste, smell, and mind) by the purified intellect. One should always remember that all works are done by the energy of nature and that he or she is not the doer but only an instrument."
Monday, October 13, 2014
Dialogues of Angad with King Ravana in Katala Ramlila (Hindi) (720p HD)
Angad was the son of Vali and Tara and the nephew of Sugriva. Bali during the time of his death requested Sugriv to take care of his child. Sugriv consecrated Angad as the prince of Kiskindhya.
In his efforts to seek a peaceful solution, Ram sent several messengers to Ravana; Angad was one of them. Angad described Ravan what was Ram`s wish and revealed that if he released Sita the war could possibly be prevented. He tried by every method to influence Ravan, but Ravan was firm at his decision to encounter a war rather than returning Sita calmly.
At one stage, Angada planted his foot firmly on the ground and threw a challenge that if any person in Ravana's court uprooted his foot, Ram would lose the battle and return back with out Sita. All the rakshasa commanders of Ravana's army and even his son Indrajit tried to lift Angada's leg but none succeeded.
Infuriated Ravana slowly walked towards Angada's planted foot and just as he was about to hold Angada's leg to attempt the challenge, Angada moved away and Ravana fell down. Angada explained that the challenge was for Ravana's commanders and not for Ravana.
Angada hit the ground with both his hands with such tremendous force that it caused mild tremors on the earth. Ravana fell on the ground and his crowns rolled off his head. Ravana tried to pick up his crowns but before he could touch them, Angada picked four of them up and hurled them in the direction of Rama.
Hanuman grabbed the flying crowns and put them in front of Ram. Ravan directed his men to trap and kill Angad but he laughed loudly and fled. In the great war of Ramyana, Angad killed Ravan`s son Devantak.
Main Actors playing in Katala Ramlila
- Ravana ~ Chhote Lal Pathak (Vrindavan)
- Angad ~ Shyam Sundar Sharma (Vrindavan)
- Lord Ram ~ Manish Kaushik (Mathura)
- Lakshman ~ Jagdish Sharma (Mathura)
Monday, September 1, 2014
Mantra related to Seven Chakras ~ Dr Darshan Dhamija (Hindi)
Watch out secret mantras related to seven chakras (Power Center) of Human bodies from Dr Darshan Dhamija (Cosmetic Healer) for improving Health and desires success. Our body has seven charkas (Power Center). Each chakra has own qualities and divine powers. We have one specific mantra for each chakra to wake up those holy powers. (Voice : Hindi)
Seven Chakra in Human Body during Meditation (Ver 2)
Seven Chakra in Human Body during Meditation (Ver 2)
Live Aarti of Maa Ganga at Har Ki Pauri (Haridwar) (Hindi) (1080p HD)
Har Ki Pauri is famous ghat on the banks of the Ganges in Haridwar in Uttarakhand.
Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu are believed to have visited the Brahmakund in Har Ki Pauri in the Vedic times.
The Har Ki Pauri temple carries even more significance, because it preserves the footprints of Lord Shiva even to this day. Vedic chants and the sound of temple bells reverberate throughout the day.
Har Ki Pauri is also known as Brahmakund. According to the Hindu mythology, it was King Vikrmaditya who built the sacred bathing ghats in Har ki Pauri in the memory of his brother, Bhatrihari who had come to meditate in Haridwar.
Har ki Pauri is believed to be the place of exit of holy river Ganga from the mountains.
Ganga Aarti is takes place in Brahmakund area of Har ki Pauri, a sacred spot where it is believe that the drops of the nectar (Amrit) fell over from the sky while being carried in a pitcher by the celestial bird Garuda after the Samudra Manthan.
According to the Hindu mythology, Lord Vishnu had visited Brahmkund in Har ki Pauri and a stone wall also has a large footprint which is believed to be belong to Lord Vishnu.
In Sanskrit, Hari means "Lord Vishnu" and dwar means "gate" or "gateway" So, Haridwar stands for "Gateway to Lord Vishnu". Haridwar is also known as the home of Devi Sati and the palace of her father Daksha. In ancient times, the town was referred to as Gangadwar, the place where the Ganga descends to the plains.
Also known as the "Gateway to God" Haridwar is one of the Holiest places of the Hindus who visit Har Ki Pauri for a Holy Dip in the sacred Ganges.
A large number of people gather on both the banks of river Ganges to sing its praises. The priests hold large fire bowls in their hands, the songs in the temples at the Ghat start ringing. People float earthen Diyas, with burning flickers and flowers in them as a symbol of hope and wishes .The golden hues of floral diyas reflected in the river Ganges presents spectacular view.
Aarti symbolize 5 thing mainly these are
- Ether (Akash)
- Wind (Vayu)
- Fire (Agni)
- Water (Jal)
- Earth (Pruthvi)
In Sanskrit the meaning of "Aa" is "towards or to" and the meaning of "rati" is right or virtue". Ganga Aarti is a devotional ceremony that uses fire as an offering. It is usually made in the form of a lit lamp. A group of Brahmans offer their holy mantras to river Ganges during Ganga Aarti.
The devotees offer flowers and earthen lamps to river Ganges in order to pay due regards to their ancestors in heaven.
Har Ki Pauri attracts millions of Hindu devotees from almost every corner of the earth. Throughout the day, devotees keep on taking a holy dip in the Ganges and offering prayers at Har Ki Pauri.
The Haridwar Ganga Sabha is an ancient Sabha that was came into being in the centaury of 1816. In 2005, the Ganga Mahasabha was restructured. After the restructuring Ganga Mahasabha has been playing the leading role in coordinating mass movements, public awareness campaigns and various other efforts to protect Mother Ganga.
Har ki Pauri is located at the centre of Haridwar city on the banks of river Ganga. One can reach easily at Har ki Pauri by auto rickshaw from Haridwar Bus Stand.
Ganga Aarti in Hardwar city starts at around 6.30pm on two times. Aarti is performed daily at the Har ki Pauri Ghat at Morning sunrise and evening sunset. Total duration of Aarti is 20 to 25 minutes.
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Secret of Happiness
Happiness depends to some extent upon external conditions but chiefly upon mental attitudes.
Conditions are neither good nor bad; they are always neutral, seeming to be either depressing or encouraging because of the sad or bright attitude of the mind of the individual concerned with them.
If you think you have some big problem, look at people who have a greater problem. Suddenly, you will get a confidence that your problem is much smaller, and you can manage it.
Look at your own life. In the past, you had many problems. They have all come and gone. Know that even this will go and you do have the energy and power to overcome it.
You are always looking for solutions from someone. You forget that if you turn our mind inward, you can get some idea, some solution.
Change your thoughts if you wish to change your circumstances. Since you alone are responsible for your thoughts, only you can change them. Therefore, start now to think only those thoughts that will bring you health and happiness.
Successful people do not blame others for troubles that can usually be traced to their own actions and lack of understanding. They know that no one has any power to add to their happiness or detract from it unless they themselves are so weak that they allow the adverse thoughts and wicked actions of others to affect them.
The more you improve yourself, the more you will elevate others around you. The self-improving man is the increasingly happy man.
Avoid a negative approach to life. One may find some fault in even the greatest masterpieces of art, music, and literature. But isn’t it better to enjoy their charm and glory.
The ever new joy of God inherent in the soul is indestructible. You are an image of God; you should behave like a god. Resurrect yourself from the littleness of life, the little things that disturb you.
You have all creative ability, and you should work hard until your dreams are materialized.
You should keep busy doing constructive things for your own self-improvement and for the benefit of others.
Happiness lies in making others happy. Some people think only of their own family but these are the very persons who do not become happy. To live for self is the source of all misery.
When you came into this world, you cried and everyone else smiled. You should so live your life that when you leave, everyone else will cry but you will be smiling.
The deeper you meditate and the more willingly you serve, the happier you will be.
Learn to carry all the conditions of happiness within yourself by meditating and attuning your realization to which is God. Your happiness should never be subject to any outside influence. Whatever your environment is, do not allow your inner peace to be touched by it.
You can keep that divine inner peace intact despite all painful thrusts of outer circumstance.
Be silent and calm every night and again in the morning before starting the day’s activity.
The more you depend upon conditions outside yourself for happiness, the less happiness you will experience.
Night and day I am in a state of joy. That joy is God. To know Him is to perform the funeral rites for all your sorrows. He does not require you to be stoic and morose.
Without being happy you will not even be able to find Him. The happier you are, the greater will be your attachment with Him. Those who know Him are always happy, because God is joy itself.
I form new habits of thinking by seeing the good everywhere, and by beholding all things as the perfect idea of God made manifest.
I will make up my mind to be happy within myself right now, where I am today.
Basic Meditation Session by Sandeep Maheshwari (in Hindi)
"Meditation should not be a torture. It must be fun! Start small. Five to ten minutes a day is a great start!" ~ Sandeep Maheshwari
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Sunday, May 4, 2014
Benefits of Meditation Part 4 ~ Satyanaryan Sharma (Hindi) (30 Min) (720...
What are the benefits of meditation in Human life according to Satyanaryan Sharma? (LLB, Meditator) There is lot of impacts of meditation on the human behaviour. Due to meditation, person gets rid of every type of jealous and greediness and he start thinking about wellness of all human civilization and natural world. (Voice : Hindi)
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Benefits of Meditation (Hindi) (playlist)
What are the benefits of meditation in Human life? There is lot of impacts of meditation on the human behaviour. Due to meditation, person gets rid of every type of jealous and greediness and he start thinking about wellness of all human civilization and natural world. (Voice : Hindi)
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Bhagwat Geeta by Swami Sureshvaranand Puri (Hindi) (720p HD)
Watch out beautiful explanation of Bhagwat Geeta by Swami Sureshvaranand (Panchkula Wale) in the Hisar City (2013). Jai Schida Nand.
The Bhagwat Geeta is a doctrine of universal truth. Its message is universal, inspirational, and non-sectarian. The main principal of Bhagwat Geeta is “Do your duty as a service to the Lord and humanity and see God alone in everything in a spiritual frame of mind. One must learn to give up lust, anger, greed, and establish mastery over the six senses (hearing, touch, sight, taste, smell, and mind) by the purified intellect. One should always remember that all works are done by the energy of nature and that he or she is not the doer but only an instrument.”
Significance of Janmashtami ~ Pandit Amarchand (Hindi) (720p HD)
Watch out beautiful explanation of Janmashtami by Pandit Amarchand (Shree Devi Temple, Hisar).
Janmashtami or the birthday of Lord Krishna has a huge spiritual significance in Hinduism. It is believed that lord Vishnu reincarnated in the form of lord Krishna on the auspicious day of Janmashtami. Lord Krishna was born in the darkness of night, inside a cell of a jail where His parents were locked up by Cruel King Kansa. It is said that at the moment of his birth, all the guards slept off, the chains broke and the barred doors gently flew open.
Krishna Janmashtmi or Gokulashtami is a popular festival of India and celebrated among Hindus with a great passion. Krishna Janmashtmi, Krishna Ashtami or Gokulashtami is a popular festival of India and celebrated among Hindus with a great zeal.
Janamashtmi has a story behind its origin and celebration. There was a king of Mathura named Kansa who was a wicked king. He had sister Devaki whose husband was Vasudeva. There was a prediction that Sri Krishna will born from Devaki and he would kill Kansa. But the way this prediction was made, there will be the eighth avatar of lord vishnu who would kill Kansa. So, being an eighth avatar of Lord Vishnu, he was born in the middle of the night. Finally, Sri Krishna killed the wicked king, Kansa.
Krishna Janamashtmi is the day, when prayers and bhajans are sung by the people. Holy mantras are chanted out by the people on this day. People offer their prayers to Sri Krishna.
The temples of Lord Krishna are decorated, and bhajans and kirtans are sung or played on Janmashtami’s night. At midnight, devotees gather around for devotional songs, dance and exchange gifts. The idol of the Baal Gopal or Little Krishna is placed in a cradle as a symbol of his birth. Some clothe and decorate the deity of Krishna while others string enormous flower garlands and other decorations for the temple. At midnight, the statue of infant Krishna is bathed and placed in a cradle, which is rocked, amidst the blowing of conch shells and the ringing of bells.
The main significance of this festival lies in encouraging the goodwill and discouraging the bad will. We are bound with so many shackles of anger, greed, temptations, attachments and pain. But as the Lord takes birth, every bit of the darkness fades away and we are released from all the chains of the worldly pleasures.
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