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[Guest guest]

Sriman Narayana namah

Sri Krishnaya namah

 

I read about the guru-yantra, which can be worshiped instead of the acarya

murthy, is this yantra know to a Srivaisnava, or available somewhere?

Also my question is, is the worship of padukas same and then worshiping the

acaryas one can do abhiseka of the padukas and can do this abhiseka with

salagram tirtham.

adiyen

Damana Krishna dasan

[Guest guest]

> > Sriman Narayana namah

> > Sri Krishnaya namah

> >

> > I read about the guru-yantra, which can be worshiped instead of the

> > acarya murthy, is this yantra know to a Srivaisnava, or available

> > somewhere? Also my question is, is the worship of padukas same and then

> > worshiping the acaryas one can do abhiseka of the padukas and can do

> > this abhiseka with salagram tirtham.

> > adiyen

> > Damana Krishna dasan

Sorry, I just figured out that the word guru can mean also mangala, or

brihaspati- one of the navagraha's, no this yantra or chakra is the yantra

is for worship of an acarya. Like Sri-chakra or yantra. I am not interested

in worship of navagraha only in Perumal and vaisnava aradhana. I am very

sorry for this mistake.

Thank you for your patience.

adiyen

Damana Krishna dasan

[Guest guest]

hari om. yes, guru means 'brihaspati', the biggest or

heaviest of the nine planets (astronomically sun is

not a planet but a star), though astrologically sun is

treated as a graha. guru has one meaning that is

heavy.

 

worshipping guru (acharya) or His padukas is

equivalent. about salagram tirtham, i can't answer,

since salagram is considered to be Sri Vishnu. may be

some other members can throw more light.

 

hari om.

 

swamy swarna

 

--- "Damana Krishna (das) JPS (Mayapur - IN)"

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