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Exploring the Divine: The Practice of Devi Upasna

In the vast landscape of Hindu spirituality, Devi Upasna holds a special place. Devi, meaning “Goddess” or “Divine Mother,” represents the feminine cosmic energy, often personified as various goddesses like Durga, Kali, Lakshmi, Saraswati, and many more. Devi Upasna, or the worship of the Goddess, is a profound spiritual practice that enables individuals to connect with the divine feminine and…

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"Embark on a Spiritual Journey: Learn Sanskrit Stotra Online"

In the bustling digital age, the pursuit of spiritual growth and enlightenment has found a new avenue – online Learn Sanskrit stotra online. These virtual platforms offer seekers from all walks of life the opportunity to delve into the profound world of Sanskrit hymns and prayers, unlocking the essence of devotion and transcendence.

Sanskrit stotras, revered for their poetic beauty and spiritual depth, serve as pathways to connect with the divine. Whether it's the melodious verses of the Vishnu Sahasranama or the heartfelt invocations of the Shiva Tandava Stotram, each stotra carries a unique resonance that uplifts the soul and awakens the spirit.

Through learn Sanskrit stotra online classes, learners can explore the intricacies of pronunciation, meaning, and interpretation under the guidance of experienced instructors. Utilizing interactive tools and multimedia resources, these classes provide a dynamic learning environment where students can immerse themselves in the sacred sounds and vibrations of Sanskrit.

One of the greatest advantages of learning Sanskrit stotras online is the flexibility it offers. With courses tailored to accommodate various schedules and commitments, participants can engage in their spiritual studies at their own pace and convenience. Whether you're a busy professional, a dedicated student, or a homemaker, online stotra classes provide a gateway to spiritual enrichment that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.

Moreover, online Sanskrit stotra classes foster a sense of community and camaraderie among fellow seekers. Through virtual forums, discussion groups, and live sessions, participants can share insights, experiences, and reflections, creating a supportive network of like-minded individuals united in their quest for spiritual awakening.

By embracing the opportunity to learn Sanskrit stotras online, you not only deepen your connection to the divine but also contribute to the preservation and propagation of ancient wisdom and culture. Join us on this transformative journey of self-discovery and transcendence, and experience the profound joy and fulfillment that comes from chanting the sacred hymns of Sanskrit."

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What is Ekadashi? Is it auspicious?

Ekadashi is the eleventh day or tithi of the lunar phase, it is also known to be an auspicious day to worship lord Vishnu. Ekadashi signifies eleven (‘eka’ means one, and ‘das’ means ten). The Ekadasi day is a significant day for Hindus dedicated to Lord Vishnu. People observe fast for an entire day. Ekadashi fasting is known as Ekadashi Vrat/Vrutam, and because this day happens twice a month (in the waxing and waning phases), devotees can observe two Ekadashi Vrats in a month.

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Every Ekadashi is an occasion for spiritual seekers to step up their devotional service. According to the Vedic teachings, on this day, one should fast completely without drinking water. It should be a day with little or no worldly concerns, and those who maintain proper Ekadashi Vrat can free themselves of the harmful influences of the planets and malevolent ideas. Such restraint has enormous spiritual advantages and provides the necessary peace of mind.

Ekadashi Vrat

The Ekadashi Vrat begins at dawn and finishes with daybreak the next day. It should be conducted on a day that is not affected by Dashami, or the tenth lunar day. Fasting can be observed on the eleventh tithi/Dashami if it concludes 96 minutes before dawn. If the Dashami does not conclude 96 minutes before dawn, devotees should begin the Ekadashi fasting at the following sunrise.

Everyone between the ages of eight and eighty is advised to fast completely on Ekadashi, regardless of gender or social class. Those who are unable to stomach such austerity might observe Ekadashi Vrat by eating only once, either at midday or in the evening. However, food items considered banned on Ekadashi should not be consumed.

Read Also:- What is the Significance of Fasting? 

How to observe Ekadashi Vrat?

Ekadashi Vrat begins with sunrise, one should get up early and worship Lord Vishnu with a light, incense stick, and Tulsi leaves picked a day before.

Afull fast is encouraged, one might begin fasting at sundown the previous day to guarantee that no undigested food remains in the stomach.

Paying a visit to a Vishnu temple and chanting Sri Vishnu Sahasranama will assist to strengthen the spiritual drive.

Those who are unable to fast completely can eat once. However, one should take care to eat only those foods that are not prohibited on Ekadashi.

Avoid non-veg meals, meat, fish, eggs, etc., mushrooms, intoxicants like tobacco and liquor, and beverages like tea, coffee, cola, and other energy drinks.

To conclude the Ekadashi Vrat, one can take a bath the next morning (Dwadasi), worship Lord Vishnu, and break the fast during the Parana hour, which varies per Dwadasi.

Fresh and dried fruits, vegetables, nuts and nut oils, milk, coconut, cassava, potato, sweet potato, buckwheat, olive, sugar, rock salt, pepper, ginger, and so on are permitted on Ekadashi.

All grains, peas, beans, tulsi, tamarind, custard, sesame seeds, mustard, salt, baking soda, baking powder, asafoetida, cloves, fenugreek, cardamom, nutmeg, fennel, and other spices should be avoided.

To reap the full benefits of Ekadashi Vrat, one should fast completely or eat just water. A devotee might break the Ekadashi fast by eating fruits and slowly rehydrating the body. Those who are unable to fast completely due to medical reasons may consume a single meal of authorized items such as fruits, roots, milk, almonds, and so on.

The main purpose of fasting is to ingest just what is absolutely necessary. Chanting prayers engages the mind, preventing it from succumbing to the demands or temptations of the body and senses. Those who are new to Ekadashi Vrat might attempt to complete a shorter fast. He/she may eat a single meal of authorized foods or Anukalpa (the non-grain Ekadashi prasad). By completing the shorter fasts successfully, one might progressively gain the strength and willpower needed to observe a water fast or a total fast. Devotees who observe a severe fast should not be proud of their accomplishments or try to flaunt their austerities. The propensity to talk about austerity should be managed and avoided.

Spiritual Importance

It is said that devotional rituals done on Ekadashis are more powerful. Devotees should view each Ekadasi as a chance to grow on their spiritual journey. Observing the Vrat and participating in poojas and kirtans assist devotees in freeing their minds from material cravings. The key to accomplishing the spiritual objective is to have the strength to bear the austerities and to resist emotional and sensual temptations. The main premise of Ekadashi Vrat is to avoid not just food but also the demands of the body and senses. It also involves inhibiting sexual cravings. Human existence is designed to be lived in such a way that it avoids food, sex, and other material needs. Devotees can purify themselves both inside and outward by doing so.

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Vishnu IS,IS NOT, Beyond Three Sankalpa

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Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Chanting With Palasruthi

hariḥ ōmviśvaṃ viṣṇurvaṣaṭkārō bhūtabhavyabhavatprabhuḥ ।bhūtakṛdbhūtabhṛdbhāvō bhūtātmā bhūtabhāvanaḥ ॥ 1 ॥pūtātmā paramātmā cha muktānāṃ paramāgatiḥ ।avyayaḥ puruṣaḥ sākṣī kṣētrajñō’kṣara ēva cha ॥ 2 ॥yōgō yōgavidāṃ nētā pradhāna puruṣēśvaraḥ ।nārasiṃhavapuḥ śrīmān kēśavaḥ puruṣōttamaḥ ॥ 3 ॥sarvaḥ śarvaḥ śivaḥ sthāṇurbhūtādirnidhiravyayaḥ ।sambhavō bhāvanō bhartā prabhavaḥ prabhurīśvaraḥ ॥ 4…

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Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Chanting Poorva Bhaga

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Vishnu Sahasranama Slokas Tamil Lecture 14,15 ,16

Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Slokas 14,15,16 Explanation in Tamil Sarvagah Sarvavidbhanuh Vishvakseno Janardanah |Vedo Vedavidavyango Vedango Vedavit Kavih 14 Lokaadhyakshah  Suraadhyaksho Dharmaadhyakshah Kritaakritah    |CaturAtma Catur-vyuhas_Catur-damshtrah Catur-bhujah                     ||15|| Bhraajishnur Bhojanam Bhoktaa Sahishnur Jagadaadijah    |Anagho Vijayo Jetaa Vishvayonih Punarvasuh…

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Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Rishi Chandas Nyasa Tamil Lecture

Nyasa Rishi Chandas Vishnu Sahasranama Explanation

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Vishnu Sahasranama 100- 101 Lecture One Whom Elements Are Afraid of

Explanation of Vishnu Sahasranama Slokas 100 to 101.

Anantarupo Anantashreeh Jitamanyur Bhayaapahah |Chaturashro Gabheeratma Vidisho Vyaadisho Dishah ||100|| Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Sloka 100 ,101 Explained Categories Select Category Afghanistan  (42) animals  (36) Astrophysics  (349) Attitudes  (14) audio  (67) Australia  (19) banks  (57) Behavior  (334)    animal…

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Self Proven Vishnu, Of Three Stages Custodian of Madhu Vidya Sahasranama Sloka 6- 8

ஶ்ரீ விஷ்ணு சஹஸ்ரநாம தமிழ் விளக்கம். ஸ்லோகங்கள் 6- 8.

Aprameyo Rishikeso to Eesana Vishnu Sahasranama Slokas 6- 8. Live recording of my Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Sloka classes Online. Vishnu Self Proven, Holder of the secret Madhi Vidya. Eesana,Of There Stages.+Explained Can One Visit Temples Within A Year of Death in the Family? Rama’s Sumerian Empire? My Apple Podcast Categories Select…

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Vishnu Sahasranama Tamil Lecture Slokas 40-44

விஷ்ணு சஹஸ்ரநாமம் விளக்கம் ஸ்லோகம் 40- 44., தமிழில்,

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Vishnu Friend Teacher Conqueror Destroyer Sloka 49

Sloka 49 Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Narahari Vishnu Idol Vishnu Friend Teacher Conqueror Destroyer Sloka 49 Sri Vishnu Sahasranama 49Explained. Keep reading by Ramanis blog 14 Oct 202215 Oct 2022 Vishnu IS,IS NOT, Beyond Three Sankalpa Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Slokas 51 to 56 Lecture. Keep reading by Ramanis blog 13 Oct 202213 Oct 2022 First Ancient Religion Of China Hinduism Podcast on ‘…

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Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Slokas 41 42 Lecture

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Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Sloka 38 Padmanabho to Sloka 40 Lecture

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Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Poorvaanga 19 to 31 English Lecture

Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Poorvaanga Slokas 19 to 31. A principal text of Shakti worshipers, it describes the goddess’ various attributes in the form of names organized in a hymn. This sahasranama is used in various modes of worship of the Divine Mother such as parayana (recitations), archana, and homa. A different but less popular version[2] of the Lalita Sahasranama can also be found in the…