Guest guest Posted March 22, 2006 Report Share Posted March 22, 2006 > My gosh! why didnt I think of it before. Indeed Shakti Sadhana have > began her menstrual cycle. Your guru started it jayanth. Read what > he asked : "Does the Goddess have menstrual cycles? if yes or no, > then what are the sources that have mentioned the same" > > Your beloved guru is the source that started it all. Beloveds, Congratulations with yr 'daughter' or neighbour. She is now becoming mature and already looks very sexxy. According to Shakti philosophy, - dogma (teaching) and - mythology, a girl leaves the white phase behind and possibly enters the red phase some time either before or after the first menstruation. This is a perfect time to strengthen the sadhana and devotion for Lord Shiva. And to fall in love. It is so sweet of you to give so much recognition to the guru of Vikram, Shri Amrita 1008 (also known as Dr.N. Prahalada Sastry; first child of Sri Narasimha Rao and Srimati Lakshminarasamma). The site says: "... he built the Kamakhya Peetam on the hillock and a Siva temple on the peak, in 1984. Construction of the Sri Meru Nilaya in Devipuram was started in 1985. Built covering an area of 108 square feet, the temple has 3 levels and stands 54 feet tall. The temple has the idols of all the Devis described in the Devi Khadgamala Stotra. The temple construction was completed in 1994 and the kumbhabhishekam celebrated with great pomp and piety. This temple is unique in allowing the devotees to perform puja to the Devi themselves, without distinction of caste or creed." If there are any people you know who have ideas or resources to help to build Devi temples in CEE, pls write me. There has been so much talk about the approach of christian missionaries operating in India and 'buying people' sort of in another faith. Let us also work active to worship the Goddess. Let's not be lazy, doubtfull, wasting precious time and resources or be fearfull. In many religions it is normal to donate 10 % of our net income to the source of our spirituality. I am sure we all do something similar that feels good to us one way or another. In Devi-worship, people are free and there is no necessary clergy. This is beautiful and unique. This we can emphasise more and make known to people who are not aware of this ancient and precious heritage that is already unbroken in verbal (oral) tradition for many ages and which has prophetic writings like the case with Mohammed in Islam or Moses in Christianism. Om Namo Namah Natraj, Cz Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2006 Report Share Posted March 22, 2006 Hello there... I am in. Please let me know how can I be of assistance... Thanks Dp On 3/22/06, Ralph Nataraj <108 wrote: > > > My gosh! why didnt I think of it before. Indeed Shakti Sadhana have > > began her menstrual cycle. Your guru started it jayanth. Read what > > he asked : "Does the Goddess have menstrual cycles? if yes or no, > > then what are the sources that have mentioned the same" > > > > Your beloved guru is the source that started it all. > > > Beloveds, > > Congratulations with yr 'daughter' or neighbour. > > She is now becoming mature and already looks very sexxy. > > According to Shakti philosophy, - dogma (teaching) and - mythology, a girl > leaves the white phase behind and possibly enters the red phase some time > either before or after the first menstruation. This is a perfect time to > strengthen the sadhana and devotion for Lord Shiva. And to fall in love. > > It is so sweet of you to give so much recognition to the guru of Vikram, > Shri Amrita 1008 (also known as Dr.N. Prahalada Sastry; first child of Sri > Narasimha Rao and Srimati Lakshminarasamma). > > The site says: "... he built the Kamakhya Peetam on the hillock and a Siva > temple on the peak, in 1984. Construction of the Sri Meru Nilaya in > Devipuram was started in 1985. Built covering an area of 108 square feet, > the temple has 3 levels and stands 54 feet tall. The temple has the idols of > all the Devis described in the Devi Khadgamala Stotra. The temple > construction was completed in 1994 and the kumbhabhishekam celebrated with > great pomp and piety. This temple is unique in allowing the devotees to > perform puja to the Devi themselves, without distinction of caste or creed." > > If there are any people you know who have ideas or resources to help to > build Devi temples in CEE, pls write me. There has been so much talk about > the approach of christian missionaries operating in India and 'buying > people' sort of in another faith. Let us also work active to worship the > Goddess. Let's not be lazy, doubtfull, wasting precious time and resources > or be fearfull. In many religions it is normal to donate 10 % of our net > income to the source of our spirituality. I am sure we all do something > similar that feels good to us one way or another. In Devi-worship, people > are free and there is no necessary clergy. This is beautiful and unique. > This we can emphasise more and make known to people who are not aware of > this ancient and precious heritage that is already unbroken in verbal (oral) > tradition for many ages and which has prophetic writings like the case with > Mohammed in Islam or Moses in Christianism. > > Om Namo Namah > > > Natraj, > Cz > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Links > > > > > > > -- Thanks /dev/dp Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.