#Lord Shani Dev

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এতদিন বাধা-বিপত্তি-পরীক্ষা নিয়েছেন শনিদেব, এবার জীবনের সব থেকে বড় সুখ ৩ রাশির

Shani Dev: শাস্ত্রমতে শনিদেব হলেন ন্যায়ের দেবতা, কর্মফলের দেবতা ৷ তিনি কর্ম অনুযায়ী ফল প্রদান করে থাকেন জাতক-জাতিকাদের ৷ প্রতীকী ছবি ৷ Source link

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Shani Jayanti Rashi Effect : शनि जयंती के दिन से इन राशियों की बदल सकती है किस्मत मिलेगा शनि देव का आशीर्वादShani Jayanti zodiac benefits : इस साल शनि जयंती के दिन का समय कुछ राशियों के लिए होगा शुभ। शनि जयंती के दिन राशि अनुसार मिलेगा विशेष फल। बदल जाएगी इन राशियों की किस्मत। शनि देव देंगे शनि जयंती प्रभाव का शुभ फल।

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Shani Jayanti, also known as the birth anniversary of Lord Shani, is an auspicious occasion celebrated by millions of devotees around the world. This day holds immense significance in Hindu mythology and astrology due to the profound influence of Lord Shani on people's lives. In this article, we will explore the intriguing aspects of Shani

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𝑵𝒂𝒌𝒔𝒉𝒂𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒔 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒃𝒊𝒓𝒅𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒓𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉 𝒎𝒚𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒍𝒐𝒈𝒚 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒑𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏

✵ 𝗖𝗿𝗼𝘄 /𝗞𝗮𝗸𝗮

Crow is the animal associated with krittika , pushya , hasta , jyestha , dhanistha

Crows are associated with being the vahan of shani dev , they are a connecting link between the human world and The spirit world , it is believed that our ancestors come in the form of crows to get food and offer us blessings , it is also believed that the caretaker of the crow will achieve blessings from all gods and reach salvation after death

Mythology and lore :

The black crow, also known as a raven in some regions is said to possess clairvoyance by which he can see different worlds,is the tale of KakBhushundi, mentioned in Tulasi’ Das’s epic poem ‘Ramacharitamanas’. Bhusundi who was an ardent devotee of Ram had no respect or devotion for any representation God other than Lord Ram. His guru sage Lomas tried to correct this attitude by teaching him to develop devotion for nirguna brahman or the formless aspect of God. But Bhusundi ignored his guru’s teachings and kept on worshipping Ram as the Ultimate Truth. In a fit of anger Sage Lomasha cursed Bhusundi to become a crow because of his repeated rejection and arguments against the sage’s guidance and advice. When Lord Ram intervened on behalf of Bhusundi, Sage Lomas relented and recalled Basundi who was now in the form of a crow as ‘KakBhushundi’ or Bhusundi the crow and taught him Ramcharitmanas, stories about Rama’s spiritual journey. Thus KakBhusundi in the form of a crow became the ultimate narrator of the events in the life of Lord Rama. He was also blessed with the ability to travel through time and recreate the story of Lord Rama.

He witnessed a cosmic vision in Rama's mouth, observing millions of suns and moons within, and a vision of the sage himself in Ayodhya within each celestial object. He resided within each of these realms for centuries, and returned from Rama's mouth to find himself return to the same moment in time as he had left. Bewildered, he begged for Rama's salvation, and was promptly blessed with the same. He chose to forever remain in the form of a crow as he had been blessed by his favoured deity in that form.

during the shraddha ceremony or oblation offered to ancestors, a ball of cooked rice ( pind) is offered to the dead ancestor. If crows eat ( touch/peck) it, then it is assumed that the dead ancestor’s soul has been released from his or her bindings with the physical body and has embarked on the continuation of the soul’s journey to the next level of existence. In this rite, crows touching the rice ball is considered auspicious and is also seen as a good omen.they are of particular interest in Tantric narratives and Tantric rituals. In the general Hindu context, the crow is often stereotyped as inauspicious and its role limited to that of vāhana (vehicle of a deity). Conversely, in Tantric ritual manuals, the crow’s sphere of influence is based on a broader concept. Such scriptures imply ominous and ‘dark’ aspects of agency in crows, but they do so in a strikingly different way than Hindu classic mythology. Tantra emphasise an ambivalent potential in crows as beneficial to certain rituals and occasionally incorporate a ‘crow potency’ in ritual instructions.

They are the very powerful healers who are able to locate the shadows that create distress for people and bring blind dark spots to awareness in people so healing can ensue. Spending long periods in the dark gives one this Siddhi.Shuni Kah is the Crow of the Dark Moon who has access to the never regions. He is the one in us to bring the eye to the underground sediment that toxifies our lives. If this unresolved sediment it is left in the unseen world there is no healing.Shuni Kah the Crow and gatekeeper to the world of dreams is the grand healer. Just singing his name is a powerful mantra that causes us to see in the dark.

The entrance to Shuni is through the femminine. His Mother is Chaya, the Shadow Woman, and his father is Surya, the Sun. His Mother was not able to realise her power beside her Husband, the sun, for his glow burned and make her feel overwhelmed and insignificant and so she fled leaving behind her shadow.This signifies how the Feminine is brought into insignificance when the Solar or active force is ruled over her.Having left her Shadow with her husband, Shuni’s mother whilst still pregnant performed prayers and yogic austerity to Shiva under intense heat. Her effort was so great and the heat generated became so hot that her child, Shuni, was burned black.This signifies how heat and tapasya (yogic purifying Fire of austerity) reveals the darkness within the unconscious recesses of one’s being.When Shuni was born and seen in his blackness, his father was shocked at how dark he was refused to recognise him as his child, accusing his wife of being unfaithful. He raged greatly and insulted his wife. Seeing his Mother thus insulted raised Shuni’s wrath. Thus Shuni’s gazes is ever down in the underworld and arouses suffering.He Rides on the Crow and his wife rides on the Swan.One is the bird of the underworld and the other is the bird of the Celestial spheres

The completion of Tantrais known as the Kiss of Crow & Swan.The meeting of opposites.She rides a chariot pulled by crows and has a flag with crow emblem (Kak Dwhajini). She has a voice of howling jackals. Dhumavati

In Celtic mythology, the warrior goddess known as the Morrighan often appears in the form of a crow or raven or is seen accompanied by a group of them. Typically, these birds appear in groups of three, and they are seen as a sign that the Morrighan is watching—or possibly getting ready to pay someone a visit.

In some tales of the Welsh myth cycle, the Mabinogion, the raven is a harbinger of death. Witches and sorcerers were believed to have the ability to transform themselves into ravens and fly away, thus enabling them to evade capture.Odin is often represented by the raven—usually a pair of them. Early artwork depicts him as being accompanied by two black birds, who are described in the Eddas as Huginn and Munnin. Their names translate to “thought” and “memory,” and their job is to serve as Odin’s spies, bringing him news each night from the land of men. For the ancient Greeks, the crow was a symbol of Apollo in his role as god of prophecy. Augury—divination using birds—was popular among both the Greeks and the Romans, and augurs interpreted messages based on not only the color of a bird but the direction from which it flew. A crow flying in from the east or south was considered favorable.Genesis tells us that after the flood waters receded, the raven was the first bird Noah sent out from the ark to find land. Also, in the Hebrew Talmud, ravens are credited with teaching mankind how to deal with death; when Cain slew Abel, a raven showed Adam and Eve how to bury the body, because they had never done so before.Philo of Alexandria (first century AD), who interpreted the Bible allegorically, stated that Noah's raven was a symbol of vice, whereas the dove was a symbol of virtue (Questions and Answers on Genesis 2:38)In the Story of Bhusunda, a chapter of the Yoga Vasistha, a very old sage in the form of a crow, Bhusunda, recalls a succession of epochs in the earth's history, as described in Hindu cosmology. He survived several destructions, living on a wish-fulfilling tree on Mount Meru.[24]

The Lesser Key of Solomon: Goetia, The Book of Evil SpiritsStolas, the 36th demon in the pantheon, will first appear as a raven when summoned. Once he becomes a man, he teaches the arts and astronomy, as well as the properties of precious stones and the healing properties of herbs. Malphas, the 39th demon, appears as a crow and won’t change form until ordered. In his human form, he can build homes and fortifications and can give his summoner a familiar

Raven overheard the old man talking to himself about a box he possessed. The box contained a series of ever-smaller boxes, and inside the smallest box was all the light in the world—which Raven decided to steal.There seemed to be no door into the house, so Raven waited until the man’s daughter went to a nearby stream, then changed himself into a hemlock needle in the water, which the girl drank. Raven changed himself into a baby once he was inside her, and once he was born (an odd-looking half-bird, half-boy creature whose true nature was hidden by the darkness), he demanded to be allowed to play with the boxes. One by one, Raven demanded the first box, then the second, and so on. Finally, he convinced his grandfather to open the innermost box and let him play with the ball that was the light. As soon as Raven had the light, he took off with it gripped in his beak.The light spilled from the ball and over the world, but it wasn’t long before Eagle gave chase. As Raven fled, pieces of the light fell to the ground and shattered, bouncing back into the sky to create the Moon and the stars. Other pieces of the light slowly fell as Raven made his way around the world, which is why the light travels across the sky the way it does.Theories suggest that the three legs represent the three ancient clans of Japan or the three virtues of valor, benevolence, and wisdom. Some suggest that the three stands for mankind, heaven, and Earth. Regardless of why Yatagarasu has three legs, he’s seen as symbolic of the navigator, physical and spiritual, and he’s even been adopted by the Japanese soccer association in the hopes that he’ll help navigate the ball into the goal. He’s also closely associated with Kumano, the birthplace of the founder of the sport in Japan

The raven is considered one of the smartest birds. In fact, the raven’s brain is among the largest of any bird species. Ravens also happen to possess an extraordinary number of brain cells compared to the brains of other birds.3When the raven is your spirit animal, you are being called upon to rely on your wits in a given situation or when you are faced with a challenge in your life. Often in life, we can go on automatic pilot, accepting things the way they are, or thinking we don’t have the capacity to change them.The raven spirit animal tells you that with innovation and creative thinking, you can influence outcomes that affect the course of your life. Even if you feel emotional about a situation, remember to rely on the gift of your intellect to solve your problems. This is how you gain deeper intelligence and wisdom.\

Charles Dickens’ Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of Eighty. In both tales, the raven is at first disturbing to the character who interacts with him. But then he provides important insights. Indeed, the raven expands both of the main characters’ level of consciousness.

In many Native American legends, the raven is the wisest of birds, even possessing the ability to speak.8 (In fact, this is an interesting parallel between Native American legends and stories from other cultures, such as Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven, in which the intelligent black bird is capable of human speech.The Egyptian goddess Nepthys, who is the sister of Isis, was the goddess of the dead.13 It’s clear that the ancient Egyptians also connected the raven with death, as they associated Nepthys with this intelligence black bird.

Meaning: Survival and Adaptability

Intuition – Because the raven is so closely associated with clairvoyance and prophecy, on a spiritual level, they remind us of our own ability to connect with our Higher Power and higher spiritual entities through our own minds.

Spiritual Guidance – As they are associated with insight and guidance, the raven is also a symbol for spiritual education. We are all works in progress. Learning about spirituality from more enlightened souls can lead to our own spiritual growth.

Spiritual Transformation – As a powerful symbol of transformation, the raven also embodies the idea of shifting consciousness and opening our minds to greater awareness as we navigate our spiritual journey. reflect on the areas of your life that they might relate to. Even an anxious raven dream can be a gift. It can prompt you to take the time to be an objective observer of your own thoughts. Then, you can improve situations without getting pulled in every direction your thoughts might take.

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Through various nakshatras

Interpretations are solely based on my understanding and you can have your interpretation as well ❤️

Krittika nakshatra

Krittika is a churner of perfection under the fire of Surya that gave birth to Shani through his mother chaya the first conception of the birth of a crow comes through while Shani is associated with crows , the struggles of not being seen enough is associated here , the outcast themes come through. Along with that the perfection theme while a crow collects the most beautiful stuff to keep in it's nest , it knows what's valuable like krittika sees the value in things , they know what they want and they attempt to take it . Here this relates to the story of yatagarasu believed to be an incarnation of the sun in Shinto mythology. This also associates with Apollo being the god of prophecy and taking the form of a crow , shows that where there exists light ( Surya ) there Exists chaya , they aren't on a scale of horizontal extremes but the flip sides of a coin, one cannot exist without the other , in krittika lies the light so lies the dark , lies the beauty of creation so lies the pain of change .

Pushya nakshatra

Pushya nakshatra ruled by Saturn comes in through the first liberation through pain and trials in the lives of the natives , like a crow one suffers despite what others say , people say various things without knowing about the wisdom of the crow , this forms the initiation of intuition . While pushya relates to the nourishing aspect of a crow , how they hunt for their young ones , how they know pain because they have been the one experiencing it , being outcast only affects them for a small time because they pick themselves up like a true winner. . Here the intelligence and creativity given by the raven shines through with the light of the moon .

Hasta nakshatra:

The playful nature of mercury- moon shines through the crow in being a lover for finer things in life , they are the intelligent ones the smart ones , they are often called deceptive , but that's just cleverness put to use , while the significance here can be seen through the story of raven (mentioned above) stealing the box which contained all the light of the world and convincing the old man to open the box , natives have great communication skills and can easily convince people. As the eagle chased the raven the moon and the stars were created , signified by the moon hasta creates their own pathway through their own efforts. By hook or by crook they get what they desire .

Jyestha nakshatra:

In Jyestha nakshatra comes in the prophetic and astrological nature of the natives . Jyestha nakshatra is associated with the 8th house , hence death and through the mahavidya Dhumavati who is also associated with crows , this nakshatra gives grounding, astrological talent to the one with this nakshatra. When the ceremonial rites of a dead person is performed offering food to a crow suggests the offerings being accepted by the dead , which is suggested here with Jyestha being in Scorpio. In tantra crows are seen as potent symbolism of intuition and transformation in various mythologies, crow is seen as transformation as is seen in Jyestha nakshatra.In the lesser key of solomon a crow reaches the art of divinitions and healing properties of crystals . A Jyestha native transforms throughout their lives and gains knowledge to become a spiritual centre of creativity and intuition. They bring in spirituality and astrology as 8th being the origin of astrology, they are potent in magical arts and healing others as well as themselves.

Dhanistha nakshatra :

When in dhanistha can be explained through the story of kakbhushundi , the disciple who turned into a crow in devotion to Rama , the solar avatar of Vishnu, kakbhushundi explores the spritual aspect of the crow , kakbhushundi who recited stories through ramacharitamanas . Dhanistha associated with Hanuman also shows the infinite devotion the crow bird and the natives of dhanistha have towards their adored and admired one , being a symbol of loyalty they are blessed with spiritual powers like kakbhushundi could travel through time and various realms , Dhanistha are blessed with the power to see various perspectives . Dhanistha natives are associated with the celestial form of a crow , the loyalty , the devotion and the spiritual salvation.

Thank you so much for reading, I hope this thread provided you valuable insights, please know that this is based on my understanding and interpretation I'm open to suggestions and corrections

Have a great day / night ahead 🤍

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Pha Yant: of lord surya (the sun) “a ruby flashing in the sky” Credit: JintheNinja (金齊天大聖)

Surya Mantra

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"Japakusumsankasham Kashypeyam Mahadhyutim

Tamorim Sarvapaapagnam Prantosmi Divakaram"

Meaning : I bow down to the Sun God who is the cause of the day break, who dispels all darkness, who destroys all sins , who is matchless in brilliance, who is the son of Kashyapa and who is as red as a Japa Kusuma flower.

Surya Gayatri Mantra OM Bhaskaraya Vidmahe Mahadyutikaraya Dhimahi Tanno Adityah Pracodayat'

According to Hindu Mythology, Sun is a Kshatriya and born to Sage Kashyap and Aditi who is the mother of Gods. Her sons were defeated by the demons. Aditi prayed to the sun to be born as her son to fight and defeat the demons so that the Gods could get back their due. Sun agreed to it and was born as Aditya. Hindus believe that Sun is ever moving in a chariot drawn by seven horses. Surya, the Sun, is short in stature and has a prominent, shining appearance, with two arms, a curly mane of hair and shining, golden-brown eyes that are the exact color of honey. His mind is incisive and His complexion coppery or golden and He wears clothes of dark saffron. In both His hands, Surya has two red lotuses. The wheel of Surya's chariot represents the year and its twelve spokes are the twelve months.

God Surya (सूर्य) can be called the only god in Hindu religion who can be seen and prayed to in daily life. The Surya is depicted as having a body as shiny and radiant as pure gold. He is believed to be a golden red man with three eyes and four arms, riding a chariot driven by seven white horses. The Chariot harnessed by seven horses represent the seven colours of the rainbow or the seven chakras.

Surya is the life giver, sustaining all life on earth by providing all radiance and energy. He by mounting the wheel of time is also the one who is responsible for the beautiful seasons and causing the cycle of day and night.

The Surya is referred to in Sanskrit as "Mitra" or "Friend" down to the invariable warmth. Surya is depicted with two hands holding a lotus in both; sometimes he has four hands holding a lotus, chakra, a conch and a mace.

Surya in ancient literature

In Vedas, numerous hymns are dedicated to Surya, the Sun personified, and Savitr, "the impeller", a solar deity either identified with or associated with Surya. Even the Gayatri mantra, which is regarded as one of the most sacred of the Hindu hymns is dedicated to the Sun. The Adityas are a group of solar deities, from the Brahmana period numbering twelve. The ritual of sandhyavandanam, performed by some Hindus, is an elaborate set of hand gestures and body movements, designed to greet and revere the Sun.

The mantra in Rig Veda praise to the Surya as :

आ कृष्णेन् रजसा वर्तमानो निवेशयन्न अमृतं मर्त्यं च । हिरण्ययेन सविता रथेना देवो याति भुवनानि पश्यन ॥ (1/35)

(Throughout the dusky firmament advancing, laying to rest the immortal and the mortal, Borne in his golden chariot he cometh, Savitar, God who looks on every creature]

Gaytri Mantra in Vedas for Lord Surya

ॐ भूर्भुवः॒ स्वः॒ तत्स॑वितुर्वरे॑ण्यम् भ॒र्गो॑ दे॒वस्य॑ धीमहि। धियो॒ यो नः॑ प्रचो॒दया॑त्॥

(Om bhoor-bhuvaH svaH, tat-savitur-vareNNyam, bhargo devasya dheemahi, dhiyo yo naH prachodayaat.)

In the Vedas Surya Dev is referred to as the god of light who is responsible for all life on earth.

The Children of lord Surya are : Shani Deva (शनि), Yama, Yamuna, Tapti

Names of Surya

Ravi, Suraj, Aditya, Adit, Bhaskar, Pusha, Divakar, Bhanu

Vedic Mythology with stories

The Mahabharata describes one of its warrior heroes Karna as being the son of the righteous queen Kunti and the Sun. The Ramayana describes Lord Ram (श्री राम) as being descended from the Surya Vansh or the clan of kings as bright as the Sun. The Sun God is said to married to the beautiful goddess Ranaadeh, also known as Sanjnya. She is depicted in dual form, being both sunlight and shadow, personified. The charioteer of Surya is Arun, who is also personified as the redness that accompanies the sunlight in dawn and dusk.

Sun God in different cultures

The Solar deities associated with different aspects of the cultural universe of the society, but for the most part its raw image remains identical. In the 3rd millennium BC, the winged sun was an ancient symbol of Horus. The Neolithic concept of a solar barge, the sun as traversing the sky in a boat, is found in the later myths of ancient Egypt, with Ra and Horus. Egyptian myths imply that the sun is within the lioness,

Proto-Indo-European religion has a solar chariot, the sun as traversing the sky in a chariot. During the Roman Empire, a festival of the birth of the Unconquered Sun was celebrated when the duration of daylight first begins to increase after the winter solstice, — the "rebirth" of the sun.

In Germanic mythology this is Sol, in Vedic Surya, and in Greek Helios (occasionally referred to as Titan) or Apollo. Mesopotamian Shamash plays an important role during the Bronze Age, and "my Sun" is eventually used as an address to royalty. South American cultures have emphatic Sun worship. Svarog is the Slavic god sun and spirit of fire. In Aztec mythology, Tonatiuh was the sun god. The Aztec people considered him the leader of Tollan, heaven.

Surya in vedic Astrology

God Surya is the King of all the planets and is responsible for controlling all their movements. The Sun in Vedic astrology is called RAVI, or SURYA. In western tropical astrology, the Sun rules the Sign of Leo. He is exalted in the sign of Aries, and he is in his fall in the sign of Libra. In vedic astrology the Sun is known as the ATMAKARAKA, means .an "indicator of the soul." The Sun is the indicator of the father, our ego, honors, status, fame, the heart, the eyes, general vitality, respect and power.

He is particularly beneficial for the fire sign Ascendants of Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius. His nature, or temperament is PITTA, or fiery, and the gemstone associated with the Sun is the red ruby. The Sun's metal is Gold and his direction is east. His day is Sunday, and he comes into full maturity and brilliance at age 22.

The Vedas adore him as a witness (Sakshi) of all actions. He is the lord of Leo in the Zodiac. He stays one month in each Rasi and takes 365 days or 12 months to complete a round of 12 Rasis. Worship of Surya on Sunday is supposed to bring in manifold benefits to the worshippers. .

Surya and modern Astronomy

Our solar system consists of an average star we call the Sun, the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. It includes: the satellites of the planets; numerous comets, asteroids, and meteoroids; and the interplanetary medium. The planets, most of the satellites of the planets and the asteroids revolve around the Sun in the same direction, in nearly circular orbits.

Our solar system the part of whole solar system, together with the local stars visible on a clear night, orbits the center of our home galaxy, a spiral disk of 200 billion stars we call the Milky Way. Again Our galaxy, one of billions of galaxies known, is traveling through intergalactic space. The order of planets revolving around the Sun are: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.

On February 14, 1990, the cameras of Voyager 1 pointed back toward the Sun and took a series of pictures of the Sun and the planets, making the first ever "portrait" of our solar system as seen from the outside.

Prayers to please Lord Surya

Surya namaskāra

Lord Surya helps one gain his eyesight and SURYA NAMASKAR will strengthen one's bones, cure illness, however severe it may be, cleanses the devotee from his sins and bestows on him progeny, wealth, good-health and long life. He is the cause for rainfall benefiting the world.

The lord Surya is prayed in the simplest way by folding one's hands in a namaskar at the time of sunrise. A simple chant of Om Suryaye Namah pleases the lord Surya. A Hindu worship Lord Surya at the rising of the Sun, known as Surya namaskāra There are twelve physical postures (asanas), which correspond to the twelve signs of the zodiac. During the sun's apparent journey through the heavens it passes through each of zodiac, and is said to triumph over each sign as it enters its domain. Associated with each other of the twelve positions of Surya Namaskar is a specific mantra. The 12 mantras for surya namaskara:

ॐ मित्राय नमः (aum mitrāya namah) ॐ रवये नमः (aum ravayé namah ) ॐ सूर्याय नमः (aum sūryāya namah ) ॐ भानवे नमः (aum bhānavé namah ) ॐ खगय नमः (aum khagāya namah ) ॐ पुष्णे नमः (aum pushné namah) ॐ हिरण्यगर्भाय नमः (aum hiranyagarbhāya namah) ॐ मारिचाये नमः (aum mārichāyé namah) ॐ आदित्याय नमः (aum ādityāya namah) ॐ सावित्रे नमः (aum sāvitré namah) ॐ आर्काय नमः (aum ārkāya namah) ॐ ��ास्कराय नमः (aum bhāskarāya namah)

The Gayatri Mantra is also associated with Surya.

Another hymn associated with Surya is the Aditya Hridayam, recited by the great sage Agastya to Lord Ram (श्री राम) on the warfield before the fight with Ravana in Lanka. .

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HOW CAN THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF SATURN BE REDUCED

Shani dev loves honesty, discipline, hardwork and charity. He is a teacher in our life who give reward when we do good work and punish if we do something wrong in our life.

There is a lot of misconceptions about Shani Dev that he is very cruel and always gives bad results in life. No no in fact due to Shani Dev’s blessing many became rich and famous and had a very good life.

Shani Dev believes in very simple rules of life and that is called KARMA. According to him a person qualify for his awards in life due his past karmas in THIS LIFE.

Shani Dev will be pleased if one does charity for the poors, helping people in need, do not cheat people, a person having self-discipline in life where he bind himself in doing goods and avoiding bad.

Feeding crows, black dogs, hungry animals and the underprivileged can help ease the negative impact of Saturn.

Worship and Prayers:

Recite Mantras: Chanting the following mantras is believed to pacify Saturn:

Shani Mantra: "Om Sham Shanicharaya Namah" (108 times daily).

Hanuman Chalisa: Since Lord Hanuman is considered to protect from Saturn’s malefic effects, reciting this can help.

Offerings and Prayers to Lord Hanuman: Devotion to Lord Hanuman, as well as fasting on Saturdays, is said to reduce Saturn's harsh effects.

Perform Shani Puja: Special prayers and rituals can be conducted in temples dedicated to Lord Shani, especially on Saturdays.

Behavioral Remedies:

Discipline and Hard Work: Saturn represents discipline, responsibility, and perseverance. Developing patience, leading an ethical life, and being diligent in your efforts are key ways to appease Saturn.

Humility and Service: Respecting elders, taking responsibility for one’s actions, and maintaining a humble attitude are considered ways to balance Saturn’s energies.

Over all honesty, discipline, hardwork and charity has got highest value to please Saturn and there by reduce the negative effects.

[ardra-astrology]

Om Namah Shivaya 🌙

Shani Dev/Saturn is a disciple of Lord Shiva. It is said that Shiva was the only deity who could handle Shani’s short temper.

In scripture it states that worshiping Shiva on Saturday evenings pleases Shani. Shani who has the power of Karmic Judge, might even then decide to go easier on you. This powerful cosmic title was given to Shani by Shiva. So these two are tight. I see it too. They are both super pragmatic and self sacrificing. And both have that destructive side…

Shiva puja during Ashtama Shani, Shani Dasa, or Sadi Sati sounds beneficial.

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[blessed1neha]

Before the age of 16, the planet Saturn can never give trouble to anyone, Which god took this boon from Shani Dev for the people?

In order to kill Vrittasur, Indra killed Vrittasur by making his Vajra from the bones of Maharishi Dadhichi, because Dadhichi's bones were full of Shiva's sharpness and powerful. When Maharishi Dadhichi's wife came back from the ashram, she came to know that her bones were used to make weapons and enemies of the gods, so she was eager to commit sati, then there was a voice in the sky that Lord Shankar was incarnated in your womb from the Brahmatej of Maharishi Dadhichi. Will happen. Therefore it is necessary to protect it.

Hearing this Suvarcha sat under a nearby tree where she gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. Being born under a Peepal tree, Brahma named him Pippalad and all the deities performed all his rites. Both Maharishi Dadhichi and his wife Suvarcha were ardent devotees of Lord Shiva. With his blessings, Lord Shiva was born in his place as Pippalad.

Pippalad asked the deities - What is the reason that my father Dadhichi left me before my birth? As soon as I was born, my mother also became sati and in my childhood I started suffering as an orphan.

Hearing this, the deities told that such a bad yoga has been created because of the sight of Shanigraha. Pippalad got very angry after hearing this and said that this Shani does not even leave the newborn babies. He has so much ego. Then one day when he came face to face with Shani, he raised his brahmadand from Maharishi and hit Shani with it, because of which Shani Dev could not bear the attack of brahmadand, so he started running away fearing him. Even after circumambulating all the three people, Brahma Dand did not give up chasing Shani Dev and hit his leg, which made Shani Dev lame.

The gods requested Pippalad Muni to forgive Shani Dev, then Pippalad Muni forgave Shani Dev. On the prayer of the deities, Pippalad forgave Shani on the condition that Shani would not trouble anyone from birth till the age of 16 years. Since then only by remembering Pippalad, Shani's pain goes away.

[santoschristos]

Shani Bhagwan (Shani Dev) 'The lord Almighty Bhagwan Shankar has given me the task of evaluating the good and bad deeds of human beings and grant them reward or punishment according to what they deserve.' + Shani Dev represents the planet Saturn and is the lord of Saturdays. His elder brother Yama is also known as God of death. While Yama, gives the results of one’s deeds after death, Shani is known to give one the fruits of his deeds in his present life itself. Mahaboka, M/J

[secretearthquakecheesecake]

❤️🙏 N A M A S T E

𝔾𝕠𝕠𝕕 𝕞𝕠𝕣𝕟𝕚𝕟𝕘..

Today's onwards the lord of the justice Shani Dev, will flow positive and unrestricted way through your life. You will see the greatest magic, you have had never ever seen in your life.

💥ॐ शं शनैश्चराय नमः 🚩ॐ हनुमते नमः

Happy Weekend

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[jeevanjali]

Lord Shani Dev: शनिदेव की पूजा में किसका चढ़ाए प्रसादLord Shani Dev: भगवान शनिदेव को न्याय का देवता और कर्म फल दाता कहा जाता है। क्योंकि भगवान शनिदेव मनुष्यों को उनके कर्मों के अनुसार फल देते हैं और बुरे कर्मों के लिए दंड देते हैं

[harbans-khajuria-stuff]

WISHING YOU ALL HAPPY LORD SHANIDEV JI TO ALL

HAPPY SHANI DEV JI’S JYANTI                                                                          LORD SHIVDEV JI IS THE LORD OF IMPARTING JUSTICE  WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION He punishes for the sins without discrimination. For his rich or poor are same in this respect.Vedic Mahamantra for Shanidev is given below:-‘Om nilanjan samabhasam, Raviputram Yamagrajan.Chhaya martand SambhutumTamn…

[hindutempleadelaide]

Exploring the Sacred Mandirs of Adelaide: A Spiritual Journey

Adelaide, the vibrant capital city of South Australia, is home to several religious sanctuaries that cater to the Hindu community, offering both spiritual solace and a sense of cultural belonging. One of the most significant of these is the Hanuman Mandir Adelaide, which serves as a beacon of hope, faith, and community for Hindus in the region. This temple is dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the beloved deity known for his immense strength, devotion, and courage. People from all walks of life visit this temple to seek his blessings, and the temple plays an important role in fostering spiritual growth through its numerous religious rituals and events.

The Hanuman Mandir Adelaide stands as a testament to the dedication of the local Hindu community, offering a peaceful space where devotees can connect with the divine. Regular prayers, pujas, and devotional services are conducted, and the temple also serves as a hub for Hindu festivals like Diwali, Holi, and Hanuman Jayanti. These celebrations bring together individuals from all backgrounds to celebrate their shared cultural and religious heritage. The temple is also a place where cultural learning and community programs are organized, making it a true center of faith and connection.

Significant temple for those seeking divine blessings in Adelaide is the Shani Dev Temple Adelaide. Shani Dev, the god associated with the planet Saturn, is worshipped by devotees who seek relief from difficulties related to astrology and planetary influences. In Hindu tradition, it is believed that Shani Dev has the power to bring balance into one’s life, especially during challenging times. Many people visit this temple seeking relief from personal struggles, such as health issues, financial difficulties, or emotional setbacks. The temple offers various rituals and prayers, particularly on Shani Amavasya, a day devoted to Lord Shani’s worship, where devotees gather to seek his divine intervention.

The Shani Dev Mandir South Australia plays an essential role in offering spiritual comfort and guidance to those who are experiencing difficulties. The temple is known for its serene environment, making it an ideal space for contemplation and prayer. The temple’s rituals are designed to align the energies of individuals with the cosmic balance, helping them overcome obstacles and achieve peace and prosperity in their lives.

Adelaide is home to a broader collection of places of worship, including the Mandir in Adelaide. This temple brings together a diverse group of people for communal worship and spiritual enrichment. It is a place where individuals can deepen their understanding of Hindu philosophy, participate in community events, and strengthen their connection to their faith. The temple also organizes cultural events, educational programs, and family-oriented activities that contribute to the vibrancy of the Hindu community in Adelaide.

For those who are specifically drawn to the worship of Lord Hanuman, the Hanuman Temple Adelaide provides a focal point for devotion. The temple offers an atmosphere of calm and peace, where worshippers come together to offer their prayers, sing bhajans, and recite mantras dedicated to Lord Hanuman. His qualities of strength, devotion, and loyalty resonate deeply with Hindus, and the temple provides a space for individuals to seek his protection and guidance in their lives.

Furthermore, the Shani Dev Mandir South Australia, located within the same region, complements the spiritual offerings of the Hanuman Mandir and Shani Dev Temple. Both temples help devotees navigate life's challenges with faith and optimism, reinforcing the belief that divine blessings can lead to inner peace and success. The presence of these sacred spaces in Adelaide highlights the city’s rich cultural diversity and the thriving Hindu community that finds strength and solace in their religious practices.

Together, these temples form a powerful network of spiritual support, community cohesion, and religious devotion in Adelaide. They serve not only as places for worship but also as symbols of hope, offering a chance for Hindus in South Australia to connect with their roots, find inner peace, and experience the power of divine intervention.

Whether you're visiting the Hanuman Mandir Adelaide, the Shani Dev Temple Adelaide, or the Mandir in Adelaide, each of these temples offers a unique and enriching experience for all those seeking spiritual growth and divine blessings. These temples are more than just buildings—they are places where the Hindu community comes together to worship, learn, and celebrate their rich heritage.

[talonabraxas]

Lord Surya ☀️ Talon Abraxas

Surya, the Sun, is God incarnate in solar form, a glorious, shining golden orb visible every day. He is Astamurthi, one of the eight forms of Shiva. The Sun alone is the pivot of the entire Universe, the dispeller of darkness, and root cause of the three worlds. He is the deity of great brilliance and is considered the Supreme Soul. There are many names of Lord Surya and each name refers to a particular quality of consciousness - Aditya, Savita, Surya, Mihira, Arka, Prabhakara, Martanda, Bhaskara, Bhanu, Chitrabhanu, Divakara and Ravi.

Surya is the chief of the Navagrahas and is often depicted riding a chariot harnessed by seven horses which represent seven solar rays, seven chakras of the body and seven days of the week.

Surya’s sons, Shani and Yama are responsible for the judgment of human life. Shani provides the results of one’s deeds during life through appropriate punishments and rewards while Yama grants the results of one’s deeds after death.

In Vedic astrology Surya is considered a malefic on account of His hot, dry nature. Surya represents soul, will-power, fame, the eyes, general vitality, courage, kingship, father, authority figures, benevolence, generosity, grandeur, dignity and friendliness.

Surya has the following associations:

Animals: Deer, Tiger, Lion

Bird: Goose

Gem: Ruby

Metals: Copper and Gold

Direction: East

Food: Wheat

Sign: Leo

Day: Sunday

In Tantra yoga, Surya, the planetary deity of the Sun, represents the Universal male principal, while Chandra, the Moon, represents the Universal female or shakti principle. Surya is also associated with Agni, the god of fire.

Jai Surya Dev!

[subir-astrologer]

SHANI DEV A GOOD TEACHER

In Vedic astrology, Saturn ( Shani Dev) is considered a strict but fair teacher who brings lessons and hardships to individuals based on their past actions. This is seen as a form of discipline to help individuals learn important lessons and grow as individuals. Saturn ( Shani Dev) is known for promoting hard work, responsibility, integrity, and patience. By facing challenges and difficulties during Saturn transits, individuals can learn valuable lessons and make positive changes in their lives.

However, whether or not Saturn ( Shani Dev) is considered a "good" teacher is subjective and depends on one's personal beliefs and experiences. Some may view Saturn's lessons as difficult and unpleasant, while others may see them as opportunities for growth and self-improvement. It is important to remember that Saturn's lessons are not meant to be punishing, but rather to help individuals become their best selves.

Lord Shani rules the planet Saturn and has strong influence on everyone’s life as per astrology. Hindus from all communities worship Lord Shani to avoid malefic influence of the God, in their horoscope. Especially devotees who have sade sathi or Saturn cycle in their life fast and pray on this day to Lord Shani.

The purpose of fasting and doing Shani dev puja is to please Lord Shani with prayers and visiting Shani temples, so that luck and fortune are received by individuals. It is believed that position of Shani in the horoscope along with other navgraha should be nice so that one’s hard work is paid off in this life.

People also perform special puja on Shani Jayanti, which comes once in a year devotees perform ‘Shani Shanti puja’. Shani homam or yagya are also conducted by the people in the presence of acharya or purohit to protect themselves from all wrongs and black magic. To avoid witchcraft, people wear horse shoe rings in their fingers and also hang the horse shoes in their houses.

Performing Shani puja has lot of significances in the Indian culture. People strongly believe that by worshipping Lord Saturn, all the hurdles and problems in one’s path are eliminated. It is considered very essential to get free of Shani Dosha before starting a new venture.

In conclusion, Saturn ( Shani Dev) is often seen as a teacher who brings lessons and hardships in order to help individuals learn important lessons and grow as individuals. Whether or not Saturn is considered a "good" teacher is subjective and depends on one's personal beliefs and experiences.

[hanumanmandiradelaide]

Exploring Sacred Spaces in Adelaide: Hanuman Temple, Shani Dev Temple

Adelaide, the beautiful capital of South Australia, is home to many places of worship that serve the needs of its diverse religious community. Among the most prominent Hindu temples in the city are the Indian Temple Adelaide, dedicated to Lord Hanuman and other Hindu deities, and the Shani Dev Temple in Adelaide, a sacred space for those seeking divine intervention from Lord Shani. These temples not only provide a serene environment for worship but also foster community spirit, cultural exchange, and spiritual growth.

Hanuman Temple Adelaide: A Place of Strength and Devotion

The Hanuman Temple Adelaide is one of the city’s most revered Hindu temples, dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the deity known for his unparalleled devotion to Lord Rama. Lord Hanuman symbolizes strength, loyalty, and devotion. For many worshippers, the temple is a place to seek blessings for courage, wisdom, and protection. Whether it’s seeking relief from challenges or simply offering prayers, devotees visit this temple to connect with the divine energy of Hanuman Ji.

The temple is especially popular during Hanuman Jayanti, the celebration of Lord Hanuman’s birth. During this time, the temple is filled with devotees chanting Hanuman Chalisa, an important prayer that extols the virtues of Lord Hanuman. Hanuman Temple Adelaide serves as a hub for the Hindu community, a place not only for worship but also for maintaining a cultural identity while living abroad. The community celebrates festivals, organizes events, and provides support for individuals through various outreach programs. The temple fosters a sense of unity and belonging, making it a vital spiritual space in the heart of Adelaide.

Shani Dev Temple Adelaide: Seeking Peace and Prosperity

Another important place of worship in Adelaide is the Shani Dev Mandir Adelaide. Dedicated to Lord Shani, the deity associated with the planet Saturn, this temple is a significant spiritual center for many in the community. Lord Shani is believed to have a powerful influence on one’s fate and destiny, particularly concerning life's challenges and obstacles. Worshippers visit the temple to offer prayers, perform rituals, and seek Lord Shani’s blessings for peace, prosperity, and success.

The Shani Dev Temple Adelaide holds special significance during Shani Amavasya, a day dedicated to worshipping Lord Shani. On this day, devotees gather in large numbers to perform rituals to ward off the malefic effects of Shani and invite positive energy into their lives. Shani Dev Temple in Adelaide is an essential place for those who believe in astrology and seek to counteract the negative impacts of their planetary positions. The temple not only serves as a spiritual sanctuary but also as a community gathering place, where devotees find solace in times of difficulty.

Cow Shelter: Compassionate Care for Cows

In addition to its worship services, the Hanuman Mandir Adelaide has initiated the Cow Shelter project, which is dedicated to the protection and care of cows. In Hinduism, cows are revered as sacred animals, and their well-being is of utmost importance. The Cow Shelter provides a safe and nurturing environment for cows that are rescued or in need of care. The temple’s efforts to support these animals demonstrate the community's commitment to compassion, care, and respect for all living beings.

The Cow Shelter serves as a reminder of the core Hindu teachings of non-violence (ahimsa) and respect for all creatures. Volunteers and community members actively contribute to maintaining the shelter, which houses cows in a safe and healthy environment. The shelter plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of the cows, providing them with food, medical care, and protection from harm. Through this initiative, the temple extends its spiritual practice into tangible acts of kindness and service.

The Indian Temple Adelaide and its associated initiatives, such as the Cow Shelter, represent the heart of the Hindu community in Adelaide. These sacred spaces offer a haven for individuals to worship, reflect, and find peace. Whether seeking the blessings of Lord Hanuman or Lord Shani, the temples provide an invaluable space for connection, spiritual growth, and community building.

Adelaide’s diverse Hindu population finds solace and strength in these temples, where religious, cultural, and social activities come together. Through these sacred spaces, the community continues to thrive, reinforcing its bonds with the divine and with each other.