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[sanatandharmaseva]

जय महाकाल

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Shiv Chalisa: A Devotional Hymn to Lord Shiva

The Shiv Chalisa is a sacred hymn dedicated to Lord Shiva, a prominent deity in Hinduism. Composed of forty verses, or chopais, the Chalisa is a heartfelt prayer that reflects devotion, reverence, and a deep spiritual connection with Shiva. Many followers recite this hymn regularly, particularly during significant times like Mahashivaratri or the month of Shravan, as it is believed to invoke the blessings of Lord Shiva for peace, protection, and prosperity.

The verses of the Shiv Chalisa paint a vivid picture of Shiva’s appearance and his role in the universe. Shiva is depicted with his iconic attributes—the crescent moon on his forehead, the sacred river Ganga flowing from his matted hair, and his blue throat, a result of consuming the poison during the Samudra Manthan to save the world. These descriptions not only highlight his divine power but also reflect his deep compassion and willingness to help others, making him a beloved figure in Hindu mythology.

For devotees, reciting the Shiv Chalisa holds great spiritual significance. It is believed that chanting the hymn with devotion brings peace of mind, helps in overcoming personal difficulties, and can even lead to spiritual growth. The rhythmic nature of the verses helps create a sense of calm, often leading to a meditative state, where one can focus more deeply on the divine. By focusing on Shiva’s qualities as both a protector and destroyer of evil, devotees find comfort and strength in their everyday lives.

The Shiv Chalisa is commonly recited on Mondays, a day considered sacred for worshipping Lord Shiva. Whether sung as part of daily prayers or during special religious ceremonies, the hymn’s straightforward verses are easy to follow, making it accessible to people of all ages. Its recitation, whether done alone or in a group, helps foster a deeper connection with Lord Shiva and fills the atmosphere with a sense of spiritual energy and devotion.

The Shiv Chalisa serves as both a devotional practice and a reminder of Shiva’s divine nature. Through its verses, devotees express their love and gratitude toward Shiva while seeking his guidance and blessings. The hymn encapsulates the essence of Shiva—his immense power, compassion, and role as a destroyer of negativity and a guardian of cosmic balance, making it a cherished part of Hindu worship.

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धराधरेंद्रनंदिनी विलासबन्धुबन्धुर स्फुरद्दिगंतसंतति प्रमोद मानमानसे।

कृपाकटाक्षधोरणी निरुद्धदुर्धरापदि क्वचिद्विगम्बरे मनोविनोदमेतु वस्तुनि।।

May my mind seek happiness in Śiva, who is the sportive companion of Pārvatī, in whose mind the remote expanses proliferate, whose compassionate look expels difficult obstacles, and who is all-pervasive.

𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐕𝐀; In the stillness of his cosmic dance, Shiva reminds us that destruction is not an end, but a pathway to creation and transformation.

𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧 II

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⌑ Who exactly are Soulmates? And how do fine one ? 𖤐

[ A deep + detailed post ]

It is certainly almost impossible to find the soulmate—even if ALL facilities are available. The earth is big, millions and millions of people; and life is very short—how are you going to find your soulmate? And remember, even if all the facilities are available… right now, no facilities are available. It becomes even more impossible when facilities are not available, when you are prevented in every way from finding the soulmate. But even if you are helped, educated in how to find the soulmate, then too it will be difficult to find them in a small seventy years’ life. It rarely happens; it is a rare phenomenon.

Man has seven centers. The lowest is the sex center and the highest is the samadhi center, and between these two there are five more centers. It is a ladder. When all the seven centers of a man are in tune and harmony with all the seven centers of a woman, then you have found the soulmate.

It has happened only once in a while—with Krishna and Radha, with Shiva and Shakti. It could have also happened to Majnu and Laila if they had been allowed to meet, to Shiri and Farihad if they had been allowed to meet—but the society hindered them. And remember: Krishna and Radha were not allowed by the society either; it was not a legal marriage, it was illegal. Radha was not Krishna’s wife but just a girlfriend. And with Shiva and Shakti, the parents were very much against Shakti getting married to Shiva. He looked a very strange man—he was. It was against the parental advice that Shakti jumped into a love affair with Shiva.

But only once in a while has this happened, and this seems to be natural.

Whenever it happens, absolute oneness is felt—unity, not union. Two persons utterly disappear into each other; there is not even a small, thin screen dividing them; there is no division at all. It is UNIO MYSTICA. Two persons function as if they are one person; two bodies, but one soul. It is absolute harmony. It is love at its peak. No meditation is needed—this love is enough.

You must have seen Shiva temples in India; you must have seen the SHIVALINGA. SHIVALINGA simply represents the orgasmic state of these two lovers. SHIVALINGA simply represents Shiva as masculine energy; and just below SHIVALINGA—the phallic symbol—is the symbol of Shakti: YONI. SHIVALINGA and Shakti’s YONI are meeting; they have become one, they have disappeared into each other. They have lost ALL personality. That’s why it is the only image in the world which has no face. Just pure energy is symbolized by LINGA and YONI, by the male sexual organ and the female sexual organ. Simply energy is represented—creative energy, vital energy; energy out of which the whole of life flows. Neither does Shakti have any face nor does Shiva have any face; those faces are no more meaningful, the personalities have disappeared. It is a meeting of pure energy.

And only pure energies can dissolve into each other—because if you have a solid personality it will obstruct dissolution. Only pure energies, liquid, can enter into each other and become one. If you put two rocks together, they may be together but they cannot become one. But if you pour water into water, it becomes one.

At this highest peak where all the seven centers meet, persons disappear, only energies remain, a play of energy, a play of consciousness. And the joy is constant, it is orgasmic. It is a spiritual communion. No meditation is needed for such a couple—because for such a couple love is meditation enough. It is a mystic phenomenon, it is transcendental.

But it is very rare. Amongst millions and millions of people, once it will happen. It will be almost a chance meeting.

Below it, there is another meeting: six centers meeting. That too is rare. If the first is one percent, the second is only two percent. It is union, not unity. It is not a cosmic, mystical union, but still something very close to it—an aesthetic union, an artistic phenomenon, a poetic experience. The first can be understood only by those who have known samadhi, satori. The second can be understood by poets, painters, dancers, musicians.

The third, lower than that, is the meeting of five centers. It is three percent possible. It is not even a union; it is duality. Two persons remain two, but still there is great harmony. The two function in harmony—as if two musical instruments are playing in harmony. But the two remain two. There is no union, there is no unity. They are separate. This is what Kahlil Gibran has described: ‘Lovers should be like two pillars of a temple supporting the same roof, yet apart and separate.’ This is a little lower than the aesthetic, artistic, musical experience. It is a moral experience—chaste, still beautiful.

The fourth is four centers meeting. It has a four percent possibility. Duality. Harmony has disappeared but there is great understanding still—great understanding about each other, great caring about each other. There is no spontaneous harmony, but out of understanding a certain rhythm is maintained. It is an experience of great intelligence; it is not even moral. One has to be aware—if one is not aware, one will fall from this fourth state.

Then there is the fifth: three centers meeting. Five percent possibility. Duality becomes more and more emphasized. Understanding is still there but not constant—flickering, shaky. Once in a while conflict arises, but it is not disruptive of love. On the contrary, it adds to it, makes it a little more spicy. It is a psychological experience.

Below it is two centers meeting—Six percent possibility. Great duality, clearcut duality. Moments, only moments, of understanding. And conflict comes too much. It is almost fifty-fifty: fifty percent understanding, fifty percent conflict. It is a physiological experience. Still a great balance is there because of this fifty percent understanding, fifty percent conflict.

And below it is one center meeting—seven percent possibility. Too much conflict. Rare moments of joy, very rare. Once in a while, few and far between. But still worth it! It is a sexual experience.

And below it, the lowest, is no centers meeting—the common, garden variety. These are the couples you meet. It is not even a sexual experience; it is even below sexual experience. It is more or less masturbatory. It is only a certain kind of social, economic, political arrangement. It is exploitation. It is businesslike. It is more or less part of the marketplace, the arranged marriage. No love. No respect. Not even hate! Because hate can exist only if some love is there. It is neither friendship nor enmity. It is a very formal relationship—a relationship which is not a relationship at all. It is a mutual masturbatory arrangement. You exploit the other, the other exploits you. It is a kind of prostitution. The ugliest possibility… but this is what is happening on the earth.

Yes it is almost impossible—if left to nature itself, it is almost impossible. But in the East we have developed a science: if you cannot find a soulmate, you can create one. And that science is Tantra.

To find a soulmate means to find the person with whom all your seven centers meet naturally. That is nearly impossible. Once in a while, a Krishna and a Radha, a Shiva and a Shakti. And when it happens, it is tremendously beautiful. But it is like lightning—you cannot depend on it. If you want to read your Bible, you can’t depend on it—that when the lightning is there you will read. The lightning is a natural phenomenon, but undependable. If you wait for your natural soulmate to meet with you, it will be just like waiting for lightning to read your Bible. And you will not be able to read much either. For a moment it is there, and by the time you have opened the Bible it is gone. Hence Tantra was created. Tantra is a scientific approach. Tantra is alchemy: it can transform your centers, it can transform the other’s centers; it can create a rhythm and harmony between you and your beloved. That is the beauty of Tantra. It is like bringing electricity into your house. Then you can turn it on and off whenever you want. And you can have a thousand and one uses of it: it can cool your room, it can heat your room… Then it is a miracle.

These seven centers in you are nothing but centers of body electricity. So when I am talking about lightning, don’t think of it only as a symbol—I mean it literally. In your body there exists a subtle current of electricity, very subtle. But the more subtle it is, the deeper it goes. It is not very visible. Scientists say that all the electricity that is in your body, if put together, can be used to light a five-candle bulb. It is not much. Quantitatively it is not much; quantitatively the atom is not much, but qualitatively… if it explodes, it has tremendous energy in it. These seven centers, these seven chakras, Yoga and Tantra have talked about down the ages, are nothing but knots in your body’s electric current. They can be changed, they can be rearranged. They can be given a new shape, form. Two lovers can be transformed so deeply that all their seven centers can start meeting.

– Osho

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जटा टवी गलज्जलप्रवाह पावितस्थले गलेऽव लम्ब्यलम्बितां भुजंगतुंग मालिकाम्‌।डमड्डमड्डमड्डमन्निनाद वड्डमर्वयं चकारचण्डताण्डवं तनोतु नः शिव: शिवम्‌ ||

With his neck consecrated by the flow of water that flows from his hair, And on his neck a snake, which is hung like a garland, And the Damaru drum that emits the sound "Damat Damat Damat Damat", Lord Shiva did the auspicious dance of Tandava. May he give prosperity to all of us.

[Happy Father's Day to the universal father💙💙]

[sanatandharmaseva]

जय महाकाल

[shiv-shiv-shiv]

Har Har Mahadev 🙏🕉🙂

[kendollroyco]

kendall going into big brother mode and going to get shiv. but shiv already being gone to tell connor about their dad not coming bc she's the baby and connor 'likes her best'. shiv and kendall both going to tell connor and holding hands on their way as support because despite ken being her older brother she is the only girl and therefore the oldest sister. shiv had to give the statement to the press. connor saying 'he never liked me' and then immediately correcting himself to comfort shiv and kendall because they looked so upset and he historically has taken the father role. roman reaching out to connor when they were all in the room together. connor putting his arm around shiv. kendall being the one to remind them all brevity of the situation and to watch what they say. kendall telling roman he's sure he told logan he loved him even though he didn't just because he already knows he does and doesn't want to upset him.

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Shiv roy getting hugged to death by her brothers every times she’s angry at them

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