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Surya Dev Puja: सुख और समृद्धि के लिए इस विधि से करें सूर्यदेव की पूजाSurya Dev Puja: सूर्यदेव, जिन्हें भगवान सूर्य, आदित्य, सविता, मित्र और विवस्वान भी कहा जाता है, हिन्दू धर्म में एक प्रमुख देवता हैं। वे देवताओं के राजा माने जाते हैं और उन्हें जीवन का आधार माना जाता है।

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Surya Dev, also known as the Sun God or Surya Bhagavan, is a deity worshiped in Hinduism. He is the solar deity and is considered one of the most important gods in Hinduism.

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The Surya mantra is: ।। नमः सूर्याय शान्ताय सर्वरोग निवारिणे आयुररोग्य मैस्वैर्यं देहि देवः जगत्पते ।।

Namah Suryaya Shantaya Sarvaroga Nivaarine, Ayurarogya Maisvairyam Dehi Devah Jagatpate

Meaning- Surya Deva, ruler of the Universe, you are the remover of all diseases, the repository of peace. I bow to you, and please bless your devotees with long life, health, and wealth.

Jai Surya Dev!

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How to worship?

This knowledge is acquired by me from my Jyotish Gurus and reading about authentic saints. I wanted to share with you all. I will be glad to receive your input in comment section as well.

What is the best method of Worship?

There are many ways to reach to God. But, as I heard from different scholars, bhakti is the easiest way. The advice I got is to start with Jaap. You don't have to chant complicated sanskrit mantras in the beginning. Just chanting naam jaap like 'om namah shivay' Or 'om namo narayanay' or 'Jai raam Shri raam Jai jai raam' is enough. Keep chanting the name of God as much as possible. And there is no restriction for naam jaap. You can even chant while eating or even laying down on bed. My jyotish guru told me to chant at least 1000 times 'om namah shivay' in a day. I do as much as possible everyday.

Whom should I chant?

You can chant any main deity. There are many deities in Hinduism such as Shiva, Vishnu, Raama, Krishna, Veerabhadra, Kali, Kartikeya and many more. If you belong to Smaartha tradition, worshipping Shiva, Vishnu, Ganapati, Surya, Durga is necessary. They have the power to guide you to towards moksha.

Should you worship if you have a modern lifestyle?

This is an important question I had. Because I used to eat meat and consume alcohol. I went to bars and pubs with my friends and teammates. I told the same to my jyotish guru. I also explained my high sexual urge. I have lots of kinks and fetishes as well. So I was doubting myself worthy of worshipping. He advised me to continue chanting as much as possible despite the bad habits. Through devotion, our negativity will reduce. He also told me that consuming meat is more harmful than drinking alcohol for saadhana. So.. At any stage, don't think that you are unworthy of doing worship. God loves everyone and everyone is standing at different level in their spiritual progress. Raam naam jaap turned a thief into great sage valmiki. This is the greatness of Lord's name. So never quit worshipping at any stage.

Should you do Ugra devta upasana?

I came across some people who criticize ugra devta upasana such as worshipping of Veerabhadra, Kaali or Narasimha. It is important to understand that every God has their importance. We should choose God to worship according to our liking. Ugra devtas are needed for protection and they are no lesser. We hindus are taught to be humble and meek. But extreme level of non-violence leads to slavery. Most of the greatest Hindu warriors were Ugra devta upasakas. I personally think Kshaatra dharma should be revived in Hinduism considering the kind of threat Sanatanis face everyday. So Ugra devta upasana is as auspicious as other type of Upasanas.

Should you choose Ishta deva?

Even shri Ramakrishna paramahamsa advised to choose ishta deva. His ishta dev was maa kali. Isht deva upasa is helpful in focussing more on what you like and bhakti develops over time. I personally like lord Shiva more. I chant his name alot. It's not necessary to have ishtdev in the beginning but you might get attracted to a deity eventually.

Respect for other paths

Never criticize other paths of worship. There are left hand paths of worship in Hinduism which follows tantric methods. It shouldn't be criticised and they have a place in Hinduism. Hinduism accepts atheists as well as charvakaas. Even shri adi shankaraachaary did not condemn pashubali(animal sacrifice). So one shouldn't condemn balipratha. Many archaryas spoke in favor of it. Panchamakara is also allowed in Tantric rituals. These are madya (alcohol), māṃsa (meat), matsya (fish), mudrā (grain), and maithuna (sexual intercourse). Panchamakara shouldn't be criticised and it's valid in Tantric paths. They are not done for pleasure seeking but it's a part of Tantric ritual.

These are the advices I got from elders and scholars. Happy to receive any input.

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Lord Surya Surya Gayatri Mantra is recited by Lord Surya Dev. The chanting of this mantra is done to please the Sun God and to get his blessings. This mantra should be recited in the morning. The meaning of this Gayatri Mantra should be understood for its maximum effect.

Om Aditya vidamhe Diva karaya Dheemahe Thanno Surya Prachodayath ||

Om, Let me meditate on the Sun God,

Oh, maker of the day, give me higher intellect,

And let Sun God illuminate my mind.

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"ॐ तरुणाय नमः" (Om Tarunaya Namah) | Surya Dev Mantra

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The Significance and Role of Vedic Rituals in Hinduism

Hinduism, one of the oldest religions in the world, is steeped in rich traditions and rituals that have been meticulously followed in India since time immemorial. These rituals, which accompany an individual from birth to death, hold profound religious importance and play a vital role in shaping the life of a person. Celebrated with grandeur and elaborate feasts, these ceremonies are conducted according to Vedic rituals, such as Havan, Yagna, Shiva Abhishek, and Godaan, ensuring that they are imbued with spiritual significance and sanctity.

Vedic Rituals: A Lifelong Journey

From the moment of birth, through the various stages of life, and even in death, Vedic rituals provide a structured and spiritual pathway for Hindus. Ceremonies like the Chhathi Ceremony, Annaprashana (first solid food), Mundan (first haircut), and Shraddha (rituals for ancestors) are integral parts of this journey. These rituals are not mere traditions but are profound practices rooted in the ancient texts of the Vedas, which guide the spiritual and moral compass of individuals.

Nature Worship in Vedic Religion

In the Vedic period, various elements of nature were revered as deities, reflecting a deep respect and reverence for the natural world. The Sun was worshipped as Surya Dev, Fire as Agni Dev, Wind as Vayu Dev, Rain as Varun Dev, Earth as Prithvi Dev, and Water as Vasu Dev. This worship of nature underscored its importance as the basis of life and laid the foundation for a culture that valued and sought to preserve the environment. The cow, regarded as Gau Mata, held a special place in this tradition, symbolizing purity, nourishment, and motherhood.

Rituals and Their Spiritual Significance

Yagya: Central to Vedic rituals, Yagya involves offerings made to the sacred fire. These offerings, which include milk, ghee, food, and Soma, are believed to reach the gods through the medium of fire. The Bhagavad Gita describes Yagya as any selfless act performed for the sake of the divine. It is a means for Hindus to honor the gods, seek their blessings, and atone for sins, thereby achieving both material and spiritual wealth. The chanting of mantras during Yagya generates vibrations that purify the environment and the individuals involved, promoting physical and mental well-being.

Shivabhishek: Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Shivabhishek involves the ritualistic bathing of the Shiva Linga with water, milk, honey, and other sanctified substances. This act of devotion is believed to please Lord Shiva and bring happiness, prosperity, and relief from troubles to the devotees. Performing Rudrabhishek, especially on the auspicious day of Shivratri, is said to remove planetary doshas and negative energies, paving the way for success and harmony in life.

Godaan: The ritual of donating a cow, known as Godaan, is considered one of the highest forms of charity in Hinduism. It is believed to absolve one of sins and ensure the well-being of one's ancestors. This practice underscores the cow's revered status in Hindu culture, where it is seen as a symbol of sustenance and spiritual merit.

The Scientific Aspect of Vedic Rituals

Despite the rise of modern science, Vedic rituals like Yagya and Havan are often dismissed as superstitions by some. However, scientific research has revealed the profound wisdom embedded in these ancient practices. Studies have shown that the burning of specific woods in Yagya produces gases like formic aldehyde, which have antibacterial properties that help purify the environment. The transformation of substances through fire, as understood in Ayurveda, also highlights the therapeutic benefits of these rituals.

Shree Krishnayan Gaurakshashala: Preserving Vedic Traditions

At Shree Krishnayan Gaurakshashala, located on the banks of the Ganges in Haridwar, these ancient Vedic rituals are meticulously performed by knowledgeable Brahmins. This sanctuary, home to over 22,000 cows, offers a serene environment where rituals such as Yagyas, Shivabhishek, and Godaan are conducted with utmost devotion and adherence to Vedic principles.

Families can make their special occasions memorable by arranging these rituals, which can be performed both in-person and online. This ensures that individuals, regardless of their location, can participate in these sacred ceremonies and receive the blessings of Gau Mata and the deities.

Conclusion

Vedic rituals are not just religious practices but are integral to the spiritual and cultural fabric of Hinduism. They foster a deep connection with the divine, promote environmental conservation, and contribute to the holistic well-being of individuals. By preserving and practicing these rituals, we honor the wisdom of the ancient sages and continue a tradition that has been the lifeblood of Indian culture for millennia.

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Surya Dev Arghya: रविवार के दिन सूर्य देव को अर्घ्य देने से होते हैं समस्त रोग दूर, जानें अन्य लाभSurya Dev Arghya: रविवार के दिन सूर्य देव को अर्घ्य देने से होते हैं समस्त रोग दूर, जानें अन्य लाभ

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Benefits of 14 mukhi nepali rudraksha

In the form of medicine, this grain is helpful in the treatment of heart disorders, eye disorders, skin disorders, uterine disorders, psychosis, ulcer related diseases and sexual disorders. People have used it in the following ways:

(1) Dip it in water for a few hours and drink water, so that wrinkles Get lost

(2) Dip it in honey for 24 days and take one spoon of this honey daily, so that sexual disorders can be eradicated.

(3) Keep it in cow’s milk for three minutes and give this milk to the children, so that fever can be eradicated and memory can be developed.Who should wear it?

This Rudraksha is also called Maha Shani, so people suffering from Shani dasha or Kalsarp should wear it. If people engaged in share trading and betting wear it, then there can be profit. It helps the top officials in manpower administration to judge people. Businessmen of import-export can also increase business by making correct predictions about their business relatives without meeting them.

The mantra for wearing Chaturdashmukhi Rudraksha is:-Om Namah  ,Om Namo Namah

14 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha-Chaturdashmukhi Rudraksha is believed to have originated directly from Lord Shiva’s eyes, overwhelmed by the grace of Lord Shiva himself, hence the greatness of this Rudraksha is special. It is the controller of the agya chakra which is located between the two eyebrows. The person who wears this Rudraksha in the center of the skull is worshiped by gods and brahmins and attains nirvana. It is helpful in penetrating the Agnya Chakra and increases mental imagery power. It is similar to the third eye of Lord Shiva and helps the wearer in self-defense and proper planning of work.The shape of the Ajna Chakra is like a two-petalled white lotus, the two syllables Ha and Kshma reside in it, its seed element is Om, the loka is the bottom, the yantra is like a linga and the presiding deity is Lord Shiva.It is said that the wearer of Chaturdashmukhi Rudraksha gets Shiva Shakti Pind, that is, he imbibes Shaktipeeth and Jyotirlinga. The wearer purifies the forefathers and increases their fame. This Rudraksha improves the present, heals the past and anticipates and brightens the future. To get the best results from this grain, touch the command chakra located in the middle of it for a few minutes. It is also considered as the incarnation of Hanumanji. Lord Shiva took birth as Lord Hanuman and helped Lord Rama find Sita and kill Ravana. In the form of Anjani’s son, Shri Hanumanji went to Surya Dev and got the education of all knowledge and arts from him. Lord Hanuman’s character in the form of Rudra is devoted to the protection of the good and the destruction of the wicked. He is a complete devotee of Shriramji. He is the foremost among the intelligent, the best among the brilliant orators and the skilled messenger and devotee of Shri Ramji. The wearer of Chaturdashmukhi Rudraksha receives the blessings of Lord Hanuman. This increases the secretions of the eight Vishnuchakras.

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Surya "Aditya" ☀️ Talon Abraxas Surya Mantra Surya Mantra is a series of phrases or phrases that people recite to invoke the blessings and power of Surya Deva. Mantra usually calms the native down and lets them look after the mind's focus and positivity in life. In astrology, there are many Surya Mantra, and each has its own meaning and impact. However, all of the general lets the native attain peace of mind and attract good times and prosperity. Moreover, the meaning of the Surya Mantras is to enhance the health and well-being of the individuals who recite them and draw them to the path of devotion and faith. Moreover, it helps the natives pay gratitude to the Universe and helps them become the storehouse of health and peace. With that, it also means that Surya Deva is the only one who shall remove the diseases and will revitalise the entire world. So, the native must meditate upon him to attain wealth, health, and longevity. The Surya mantra is: Namah Suryaya Shantaya Sarvaroga Nivaarine, Ayurarogya Maisvairyam Dehi Devah Jagatpate Meaning- Surya Deva, ruler of the Universe, you are the remover of all diseases, the repository of peace. I bow to you, and please bless your devotees with long life, health, and wealth. Jai Surya Dev!

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Solar New Year 2023 and Its Connection to Astrology

Introduction

Mesha Sankranti, or the Solar New Year, is considered auspicious by Hindus and other communities around the world. This celebration also heralds the start of the summer season. When the sun enters Aries, or Mesha Rashi, is celebrated as Solar New Year, or Mesha Sankranti which signifies with first solar cycle of a year.

Devotees appear to visit sacred sites such as Puri Jagannath, Samaleshwari, Cuttack Chandi, and Biraja temples on this day. Solar New Year is known by numerous names in many Indian states, such as Maha Vishuva Sankranti, and is celebrated in a variety of ways. The Solar New Year, or Mesha Sankranti 2023, will be celebrated on Friday, April 14, 2023.

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Date of the Solar New Year 2023

The Solar New Year 2023 will be observed on April 14th 2023. The below are the important dates to consider for

Mesha Sankranti: Sunrise: April 14, 2023 | Time: 6:21 AM Sunset: April 14th, 2023 | Time: 7:00 PM

Punya Kaal Muhurat: April 14, 2023 | Time: 10.55 a.m. to 06:46 PM

Muhurat of Maha Punya Kaal: 14th April 2023 | Time: 01:04 PM to 05:20 PM

Sankranti time: 3:12 PM

How Mesha Sankranti Originated and Significanted?

Mesha Sankranti is made up of two Sanskrit sentences. Sankranti signifies ‘the change of course,’ referring to the movement of the sun or other planets. Mesha, on the other hand, refers to the constellation. Mesha Sankranti suggests that the entire day is dependent on timekeeping, a practice established in the ancient Vedanga field’s writings.

The Sun takes one year to transit through all twelve signs, beginning with the fire sign Aries and ending with the water sign Pisces, commonly known as Meen Rashi. The Sun spends one month in each zodiac sign, according to the Hindu solar calendar. As the Sun returns to the first sign of the zodiac, Aries, or Mesha Rashi, it marks the beginning of the Solar New Year, also known as Mesha Sankranti in India.

What are the rituals of the Solar New Year?

● On this day, worshippers wakes up before sunrise to take a ritual bath in one of holy rivers or with splashes of holy rivers.

● Together with Surya Namaskar, devotees should offer Jal to Surya Dev.

● It is important to carry out all Sankranti ceremonies throughout the Punya Kaal Muhurat time.

● “Om Grehini Suryaya Namaha!” is the most necessary mantra to chant on this day.

● In certain groups, a special drink known as Panna is made and served as prasad after the puja.

● Donating red and yellow clothing is regarded particularly lucky since it represents the colour of the Sun.

It is recommended to do personalised rituals for Mesha Sankranti, since this also benefits as in removal of the bad effects of the planets in your birth chart. If you have doubts in your head, our Professional Astrologers are just one step away. One of the best astrologers of India having a total 20+ years of experience.

Read also:- What is the Importance of Hanuman jayanti?

Astrological Significance Of Solar New Year

The Sun takes one year to transit through all twelve zodiac signs, beginning with Aries and ending with Pisces. According to the Hindu Solar Calendar, the Sun spends roughly one month in each zodiac sign. As a result, when the Sun enters Aries, also known as Mesha Rashi, it marks the start of the Sun transit cycle, also known as Solar New Year or Mesha Sankranti.

Because Astrologers usually utilise the Solar calendar, this is an extremely important day for them and is officially celebrated as the Solar New Year.

Hence, it is the auspicious celebration that marks the start of the Solar New Year. When the Surya Dev completes one year by traversing through all the zodiac signs, the Solar New Year starts. On this day, it is stated that conducting charity activity or assisting others can wash away all sins. It is thought that the 10 minutes preceding and following Sankranti are critical for conducting all rites and prayers. The deity sun (Surya dev) is thought to eliminate the darkness and make your life light during this period.

Is Hindu New Year and Solar New Year are Different?

Yes, the Hindu New Year or Vikram Samvat marks the beginning of the new year in the Hindu calendar. It falls on the first day of the Hindu month of Chaitra.This event is significant for Hindus worldwide and is celebrated with traditional rituals and festivities. Whereas Solar New Year Starts when Surya Dev Completes its presence across zodiac signs and once again enters Aries (Mesha Rashi).

Overall, both the Solar New Year and the Hindu New Year hold significance in Vedic astrology, and the planetary positions at the time of these events are believed to have an impact on the lives of individuals and the world at large.

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