Guest guest Posted November 3, 2003 Report Share Posted November 3, 2003 font-family:Arial">Namaste all, font-family:Arial"> More puzzles from chapter 20 of Loving Ganesha, found at http://www.himalayanacademy.com/books/lg/lg_ch-20.html font-family:Arial"> 12.0pt;font-family:Arial">Om Shanti font-family:Arial">Neil font-family:Arial"> The Puzzle of the Lord of Dharma [Maha Clue for this whole puzzle: All words are Sanskrit.] font-weight:bold">Across 1. Lord Ganesha's seed mantra italic">. font-weight:bold">5. Good karma, righteous action, merit. font-weight:bold">8. Eternal, something which should be done without fail always at the right time. font-weight:bold">10. 13.5pt"> The second goal of human existence, wealth. font-weight:bold">11. 13.5pt"> The first goal of human existence, love, pleasure. font-weight:bold">16. 13.5pt"> "Demon place." Hindu concept of hell; lower realm of the Second World in which souls temporarily experience self-created hellish states of mind. font-weight:bold">18. 13.5pt"> What you are when you always follow dharma italic">. A person good enough to go to the temple and do puja. font-weight:bold">20. 13.5pt"> Our most important scriptures. font-weight:bold">22. 13.5pt"> The inert, dark, heavy, dull, ignorant quality of nature. font-weight:bold">24. 13.5pt"> A hall, generally in a temple or monastery. font-weight:bold">25. 13.5pt"> Same as moksha. font-weight:bold">Down font-weight:bold">2. The third-eye chakra. font-weight:bold">3. Spiritual practice of devotedly repeating a mantra italic">, generally a specified number of daily repetitions while counting on a mala. font-weight:bold">4. A name of Supreme God as "The Auspicious One." font-weight:bold">5. Bad karma, sin, wrong-doing. font-weight:bold">6. A pot of water on which a husked coconut is nested on five mango leaves. font-weight:bold">7. The soul. font-weight:bold">9. Lord Ganesha's vahana, the mouse, traditionally associated with abundance. font-weight:bold">12. 13.5pt"> Delusion, fascination with and attachment to material existence. font-weight:bold">13. 13.5pt"> Individual or group singing of devotional songs, hymns. font-weight:bold">14. 13.5pt"> Rosary for performing japa, recitation of holy names. font-weight:bold">15. 13.5pt"> A round sweet goody made of rice, coconut, sugar, etc. Esoterically, it corresponds to siddhi (attainment or fulfillment) the gladdening fulfillment of pure joy. font-weight:bold">17. 13.5pt"> The Deity of fire. font-weight:bold">19. 13.5pt"> The Primal Sound. font-weight:bold">21. 13.5pt"> The name of the light that is waved during puja. font-weight:bold">22. 13.5pt"> That, pure Being. font-weight:bold">23. 13.5pt"> Immanent Truth. The Puzzle of the Fruit of Truth font-weight:bold">Across font-weight:bold">3. Same as moksha. font-weight:bold">4. Merging the individual mind with the universal mind of God within. font-weight:bold">5. Peace. font-weight:bold">8. A Mahadeva, or great God, created by Lord Siva to assist souls in their evolution. The elephant-faced Patron of Art and Science, first son of Siva, Remover of Obstacles. font-weight:bold">10. 13.5pt"> Teacher, guide, remover of darkness. font-weight:bold">13. 13.5pt"> Loving Ganesha holds a sprig of this wish-fulfilling tree to tell us that all our wishes will be gratified. We have but to tell Him our needs, that is all, just tell Him. font-weight:bold">17. 13.5pt"> Loving Ganesha has this snake as His pet. Many are afraid of such creatures, but He tells us that it is the kundalini within all and each one can rise above all adversity. font-weight:bold">20. 13.5pt"> Symbolic hand gestures used in puja, dance and hatha yoga . font-weight:bold">21. 13.5pt"> Dedicated striving and practice. font-weight:bold">23. 13.5pt"> A stringed instrument with two round dried pumpkins on the ends, that makes heavenly music. font-weight:bold">Down font-weight:bold">1. A period of time that spans many ages. font-weight:bold">2. Loving Ganesha uses this instrument to prod the lazy ahead in their birth karmas whenever they tarry. font-weight:bold">6. "Without qualities." Refers to the Absolute God, Parashiva or Parabrahman. font-weight:bold">7. "Accomplished or skillful one." Someone who is dedicated to spiritual practices is usually celibate, wears white and is not a sannyasin. font-weight:bold">9. Loving Ganesha knows there are difficult times ahead for some of His devotees. He protects them with this implement in gentle ways from evils they have attracted. font-weight:bold">11. 13.5pt"> Householder; family man or woman. The period of human life after brahmacharya, or studentship, is over, the individual establishing of a career, home and family. font-weight:bold">12. 13.5pt"> The calm, quiescent, peaceful, still quality of nature. font-weight:bold">14. 13.5pt"> A word meaning "of the stars." Anything in the subtle non-physical dimension of the Second World. font-weight:bold">15. 13.5pt"> Primal life force of the breath. font-weight:bold">16. 13.5pt"> "Great Deva" or "Great Shining One." A name of Siva. font-weight:bold">18. 13.5pt"> The symbol and mantra denoting God and the Primal Sound. font-weight:bold">19. 13.5pt"> Loving Ganesha uses this implement to cast karmas back on devotees for resolution, never letting up until completion. margin-left:-15pt;margin-top:-1.5pt;width:112.5pt;height:142.5pt;z-index:1; mso-wrap-distance-left:7.5pt;mso-wrap-distance-top:1.5pt; mso-wrap-distance-right:7.5pt;mso-wrap-distance-bottom:1.5pt; mso-position-horizontal:absolute;mso-position-horizontal-relative:text; mso-position-vertical:absolute;mso-position-vertical-relative:line' o:allowoverlap="f"> 20. Loving Ganesha tells of this fruit: "It was given to Me from Lord Siva's own hand after performing 13.5pt">M 13.5pt">y first wisdom act. It represents the highest spiritual fruition." 22. It's hot in summertime, so Loving Ganesha sits whisking away the past within the minds of devotees with this cooling device. font-family:Arial"> font-family:Arial"> font-family:Arial"> font-family:Arial"> font-family:Arial"> font-family:Arial"> font-family:Arial">Loving Ganesha by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami font-family:Arial"> font-family:Arial">Web sites: http://www.hindu.org/ & http://www.himalayanacademy.com/ email: contact (AT) hindu (DOT) org Himalayan Academy Kauai's Hindu Monastery Arial">107 Kaholalele Road Kapaa, HI 96746-9304 font-family:Arial"> Attachment: (image/jpeg) image001.jpg [not stored] Attachment: (image/jpeg) image002.jpg [not stored] Attachment: (image/jpeg) image003.jpg [not stored] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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