Sri Dakshinamurty Jnana Prabodhini – 3
[contextly_sidebar id=”HzKTOsAmMQCX1kZ4vGKjuEcFrVW3A7U0″] Lord Dakshinamurty the lord of Kashi (Varanasi) Lord Shiva in Kashi is known as ‘Vishwanatha’ or ‘Vishweswara’ and that linga is a ‘jyotirlinga’. More...
Sri Dakshinamurty Jnana Prabodhini – 2: Iconography of Dakshinamurty
[contextly_sidebar id=”w7Y2qsuXblBRBTEpVbk4tclKW7zkhSQg”] Sri Dakshinamurty is depicted as a young sixteen years old god sitting at the root of a huge banyan tree on a rock or an elevated place, having More...
Sri Dakshinamurty Jnana Prabodhini – 1
1. Who is Dakshinamurty ? There are many etymological derivations of the name ‘Dakshinamurthy’ which derive many great meanings of his name. Let’s begin this article with the meaning stated in Shruti. Upanishad More...
Glory of Lord Kameshwara- VII: Nāsadīya Sūkta
“Nāsadīya-sūkta” is a wonderful hymn which keeps everyone puzzled. Even the scientists of all the countries remain interested to dig deeper into its details. This is the hymn which is contemplated upon even More...
Glory of Lord Kameshwara- VI: Kama Sukta
All the various seers (r̥ṣīs) of Vedas had uniformly realized the one fact that – all the Vedic hymns are actually the hymns for Rudra alone. They realized that it is Bhagawan Rudra alone who adorns various More...
Glory of Lord Kameshwara- V: Nandikēśvara Kāsikā on Maheshvara Sutras
In order to understand Kameshwara Tatwam properly and appreciate it fully, it is mandatory to have the basic understanding of ‘akśaras’ (syllables) and also the knowledge of creation through ‘vāk’ first. More...
Glory of Lord Kameshwara- IV: Creation through Maatrika-s
The Brihadaranyaka Upanishad which is a part of Satapatha Brahmana of Yajur Veda tells us how the Vedas and other scriptures manifested. It says that Vedas (and all scriptures) have sprang forth from the mouth of More...
Glory of Lord Kameshwara- III: Varnamala form of Shiva and Shakti
In entire Hinduism there are only two divine beings that have been hailed as possessing an “akśara” form meaning a form composed of alphabets of the “varṇamālā”. They are Bhagawan Shiva and mother Lalitambika More...
Glory Of Lord Kameshwara- II: Creation through Purusha & Para-Vak
[contextly_sidebar id=”2PnxFwqCataTNW2XgEoB2Bm9dpDXWmy2″] We’ll discuss Puruṣa and Vāk in two sections. However, that is only for structuring the content, there is no difference between them. Creation More...
Glory of Lord Kameshwara- I: Shiva as Kameshwara, Lalita as Kameshwari
Prayer I bow to my divine brother, Lord Ganesha, the remover of all obstacles, the first worshipable benevolent god; I bow to my divine brother, devasena-pati viz. Skanda, the commander-in-chief who presides over More...