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“The political players that play dirty politics in spiritual movements may think they have got their way; however, they only realise the mess and carnage they have sown for their loved ones and their soul when it is too late to undo such actions. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” says Guru Ka Das Walia
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“In your darkest moments, your life is played in front of you where you will face nothing but the truth with nowhere to hide or anyone to blame but yourself for your actions. Aum Namaha Shivaya Says.” Guru Ka Das Walia
“A true Guru (master) is the one that dissolves the clot of pain and does not increase the clots as they are messengers of the one Brahma Vishnu Mahesh. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” says Guru Ka Das Walia
“When realisation took place, all thys actions were realised only to see there was no greater sinner than thy. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” says Guru Ka Das Walia
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Life can be difficult and complex, yet we have often found that when we simplify the most important aspects, the road gets that much smoother, the process easier and all the minor details fall into place. This video provides guidelines that simplify the most important elements of living to help your journey be as easy and manageable as possible.
In Hinduism Lord Shiva was known as the "Destroyer". His immense power is why he is revered. He is also feared for his "third eye".
The third eye of Shiva has always fascinated people. The third eye is located on the forehead of the person between the two eyes. According to mythology, the third eye can cause the end of the world by unleashing fire and destruction.
Shiva is also known as 'Tryambaka Devi', which means 'three-eyed Lord. His right eye is the sun. The left eye represents the moon. The third eye represents fire. The third eye, unlike the two eyes that symbolise his physical activity, looks beyond.
Although Lord Shiva's third eye is often viewed as a symbol of power and destruction by many, others see it as the eye that holds spiritual wisdom and knowledge. The third eye of Shiva is believed to help him see beyond what is obvious. This is something that is not possible with the other two eyes. It is also considered a symbol of power and protection in Shiva. According to legend, the third eye is the key to destroying all evil and ignorance. In a sense, the destruction of both the good and the bad is implied by the third eye.
"One day is not the same alike, thy bounces up and down in the air, but with each bounce, a new way is mapped out of choices, the one that goes straight in is the one that gets hurt, however, the one that uses the power of Oneness, heart, mind, and soul will never falter. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
“The day thy stopped living the multi-facet life is the day truth became the truth, and the journey to the One began. Aum Namaha Shivaya.” says Guru Ka Das Walia
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IT Infrastructure is a network of computers and devices that connects and supports the information technology (IT) systems that run your business. It includes everything from software to hardware.
IT infrastructure is critical to business operations and success, as it ensures that employees can access company information and services without disruptions. This improves productivity and saves your company money.
Arjuna was confused, and he sought guidance from Lord Krishna, his charioteer. Lord Krishna then offered some rational philosophical concepts that can still be applied today.
Bhagavadgita, an epic scripture with all the answers to our problems, is a great resource. Mahatma, who considered it a spiritual book, also used it to inspire many leaders of Independence. This collection of Bhagavadgita quotations will help to put your life back in order.
The Puranas that include Bhagavatam contains the story of Narakasura, the demon. It is also mentioned as a Mahabharata. Satyabhama who was an incarnation of Buddha Bhu Devi took the life of Narakasura. Please note that Narakasura wasn't killed by Sri Krishna.
Demon Narakasura got a boon where he could only be killed his mother. Sri Krishna was able to defeat the demon with the help of Satyabhama. Satyabhama is a manifestation of Bhu Deva who was the mother of Demon Narakasura.
According to Hindu religious belief, Shiva, the supreme force, played an important part in the formation and development of Indian culture. He is commonly known as Shiva (or Mahadeva) in the northern region of India and Thillai, in the South. This deity is thought to be one of the three main energies that shaped the universe. Shiva is usually depicted as either a Yogi in mythologies or as an entity that is peaceful. In ancient religious scriptures, Shiva was described as a fierce God in the form of a Bhairava/Nataraja. He has been worshipped by many people, including Kanyakumari in Kashmir, Saurashtra in Assam, and Saurashtra in Saurashtra.
Narada Muni - Muni is the Sanskrit for Sage; he is a Vedic Sag of the Hindu dharma. In Vedic scriptures, Narada (Sanskrit for Na) means "deity that Brahma invested using the power to create."
He is described in the religious texts of Hinduism as one of the ten Manas– Putras. These are the mind-sons and spirits of Brahma (since his mind was more important than his body) He was also an ardent follower of Lord Vishnu.
A Khartal is seen here. He also carries a Veena. His name is Mahathi. He is considered to be one of the great musical instrument makers. Khartal is an old instrument. It's named from two Hindi words - 'Kara/strong> and ’tala/strong>. It's a wooden clapper made with plates or discs that make a clinking noise when they clap together.
The Viena a classic multi-stringed chordophone, is made in the Indian subcontinent. It has a hollow structure and two large resonance gourds beneath each end. It has four strings. There are three drone strings and one melody string. To play, the musician will pluck the melody strings upwards.
He uses them to accompany his singing hymns. Folklore often portrays him as a pure, elevated spirit who glorifies Vishnu in his devotional songs. Here he is demonstrating Bhakti Java, which literally means, Spiritual Way or Practice. Arguably the greatest book about love is The Narada Bhakti Sutra.
Narada is probably the most traveled ancient Indian Sage with the ability to visit distant worlds. He is featured in several Hindu texts such as the Mahabharata or the Ramayana and also the epics within the Puranas.
"In the world, time is the most important element. Happiness and unhappiness are part of it, and only the One who is one with the One can enjoy the two states and still be One. Aum Namaha Shivaya." Says Guru Ka Das Walia
