Guest guest Posted December 9, 2005 Report Share Posted December 9, 2005 Dear Rajkumarji, Actually it is Alakaadeeshaya and not Alikaadeeshaya as I had wrongly typed.(It is not akhilandehsaya either). Kubera lives in the ethereal plane of 'ALAKAAPURI' and hence ALAKAADESHAAYA means 'The Lord of ALAKAAPURI'. Now Iam also giving Kubera Mudra which is done with the Kubera Gayathri Kubera Mudra for fulfillment of desires Kubera Mudra is a kalpavriksha for all legitimate desires. The mudra: In each hand, fold your ring and little finger inwards and touch your palm. Now get the tips of the thumb, middle and pointing finger to touch each other. The posture: Sit in padmasana, hands in kubera mudra and resting on your knees. Close your eyes. The meditation: Speak out in words clearly the desire that you have. If you have a problem, speak out the solution to the problem. Speak out thrice. Then, visualise the fulfillment of your desire very clearly.Do the Kubera Gayathri Mantra 108 times. The desire will be fulfilled within a week to six months depending on the desire. Caution: Note that this mudra fulfills only legitimate desires and not any desire that we have. The desire should not cause harm to anyone else. You should speak out the solution very very clearly. Hope this further throws ome more light. Thanks for pointing out the typo... Shreeram Balijepalli Rajarajeshwari_Kalpataru , " SR.Raj kumar " <srirajarajeswari9> wrote: > > Om Yaksha Rajaya Vidhmahe Alikaadeesaya Dheemahi > Tannah Kubera Prachodayath > > > Is it akhilandesaya or alikadeesaaya? Kindly reply. > SR.Rajkumar > > > Group Owner <para_anuloma> wrote: > Posting made by Shreeram Balijepalli in the following groups: > > Smarthrugaami-Dattavibhavam (Avadhutha Dattatreya Group) > > Rajarajeshwari_Kalpataru > (Rajarajeshwari Devi Group) > > Navagraha_Gnaana_Jyotisha_Vignaana > (Navagraha and Astrology Group) > > > > > Dear Kannanji, > > > > Kubera is the God of wealth and the Lord of Uttaradisha. He is one of the Ashta-Dikpalas, representing the north. He is also known as Dhanapati(Lord of Riches). Kubera is the trustee of all wealth and food grains, whereas creation of wealth and bestowal belongs to Lakshmi. Kubera is the son of Visrava and is the grandson of Brahma, the Creator, and is known by the patronymic, Vaisravana. He is the Lord of Yakshas, devotee of Lord Shiva and is known as the best among Yakshas. > > He is fair complexion, dwarfish with the extended Belly, Smiling face and Horse has the Vehicle, another posture is seated on Lotus with right leg folded and leaving down the left leg. He has conch on the left hand while the right has Padmavadhi with pot being placed on his right thingh. Apart from these postures, who ever wishes any form he changes as per their desire. His wife is Chitrini (sittarini).He is also seen with a golden mongoose as an auspicious symbol.It is said that one who keeps this photo with Lakshmi Devi sitting above the Kubera Dampathy with gold over flowing from her hands will usher in great prosperity to the house. > > > > > > Sri Lakshmi Kuberar Temple is situated at Rathnamangalam, a village near Vandalur, Chennai > > > > > Shiva gave darshan to Kubera with Goddess Parvathi. Kubera was stunned to see the splendor and beauty of Goddess Parvathi. > > > > He felt sorry that he had not worshipped such a fine Goddess earlier and one of his eyes winked. Goddess Parvathi was angry that Kubera was seeing her with evil intention. She made his eye burst. Kubera lost one eye sight. > > > > > Lord Kubera requested siva to forgive him and pleaded that he had not seen the Goddess with any evil intention. > > > > Siva asked Goddess to decide. Goddess Parvathi forgave Kubera and let one of the eyes grow on smaller size. > > > > > > So one eye of kubera is smaller that the other. Kubera was rewarded by shiva with the post of one of the Guards of eight dishas. > > > > Kubera was given the post of guarding northen disha. Goddess made him the Lord of wealth and materials. > > > > > Traditional position of Lakshmi behind and Kubera and his wife juxtaposed. > > Kubera is the God of wealth and material but not its originator. His responsibilities is to distribute the above two things properly. Creating wealth and allocating the same is the function divine mother Goddess Lakshmi. > > > > > > The belief being that when goddess Lakshmi visited Kubera on this day, he managed to please her, so that she stayed in a pot of puffed rice covered with a sugar candy for several days. Thus he remained the richest celestial persona. To mimic this custom, small pots (in odd numbers) are filled with puffed rice, coin and covered with sugar candy are placed for the Lakhsmi kubera pooja along with the sparkling lamps. Later these pots are distributed to the visitors. It is believed that keeping this pot will bring good fortune.The connection of Kubera with Lakhmi is because of his notable propensity to collecting gaurding and distributing wealth and also because of the fact that he pleased Goddess Lakshmi with his devotion toward Her. > Kubera, the head of the mythical yakshas is also regarded as a keeper of wealth. It is believed that Lakshmi granted Kubera knowledge regarding the earth's precious resources. > > > Iam quoting from one book which I read as a child.It was by Swami Sivananda. > > > > Kubera: Kubera Loka > > The greatly effulgent assembly-hall of Vaisravana (Kubera) is one hundred Yojanas in length and seventy Yojanas in breadth. It was built by Kubera himself by his ascetic powers. It is like the peak of Kailasa (mountain) and it outshines the brilliancy of the moon herself. Being supported by the Guhyakas, it looks as if it is attached to the firmament. Being adorned with celestial-made large palaces of gold, it displays great beauty. > > The death and dying and the life after death has always fascinated man. This is an excerpt from the book What Becomes Of The Soul After Death by Sri Swami Sivananda. It is extremely delightful and rendered fragrant with celestial perfumes. It is ornamented with many great jewels. Resembling the peaks of a mass of white clouds it seems to float in the sky. It is painted with colours of celestial gold, and therefore it appears as if it is adorned with streaks of lightning. Here sits on an excellent seat, which is as bright as the sun and which is covered with celestial carpets and furnished with beautiful footstools, the handsome king Vaisravana attired in excellent robes and adorned with costly ornaments and brilliant earrings, and surrounded by his one thousand wives. > > Salubrious and cool breeze blowing through the generous forests of Mandaras and carrying the fragrance of the field of jasmine and also of the lotuses on the breast of the Alaka (the celestial river) and of the gardens of Nandana (the celestial wood) wait upon Kubera. > > There sing the celestials with the Gandharvas surrounded by various tribes of Apsaras in notes of celestial sweetness. Misrakesi, Rambha, Urvasi, Lata, and a thousand other Apsaras and Gandharvas, all great experts in music and dance wait upon the lord of wealth. That assembly-hall filled with the notes of instrumental and vocal music and with the sounds of various Gandharvas and Apsaras is extremely charming and magnificent. > > The Gandharvas named Kinnaras and others, Hamsachura, Vrikshavaspa and many other Yakshas by hundreds and thousands always wait upon Kubera. The illustrious Lakshmi and also Nala Kubera always remain there (in that Sabha). Many others often go there. Many Brahmana Rishis and celestial Rishis always go there; many Rakshasas and Gandharvas wait there. There wait upon his friend, the lord of wealth, being ever cheerful and knowing no fatigue, the illustrious (deity), the husband of Uma, the Lord of all creatures, the three-eyed God, accompanied by His wife and surrounded by innumerable spirits, some of dwarfish stature, some of fearful face, some with blood-red eyes—some feeding upon fat and flesh, and all armed with various weapons and possessed of the speed of wind. > > With cheerful heart hundreds of Gandharva chiefs attired in their respective robes worship Kubera. The chief of the Vidyadharas, Chakradhamana with his followers wait upon Kubera. Many Kinnaras, innumerable kings with Bhagadatta at their head, and the chief of Kimpurushas, Druma, the chief of the Rakshasas, Mahendra, all wait upon Kubera. > > The virtuous Vivishana waits upon his elder brother Kubera. The mountains (Himalayas), Paripatra, Vindhya, Kailasa, Sunava, and many others in their personified forms with Meru at their head wait upon Kubera. > > The illustrious Nandisvara Mahakala, many spirits with arrowy ears and sharp pointed mouths and the deep-roaring white bull of Siva, many other Rakshasas and Pisachas wait upon Kubera. The son of Kubera surrounded by his attendants, always with his permission, formerly used to worship by bowing his head to Siva, the Creator of the three worlds. One day the high-souled Bhava (Siva) made friendship with Kubera, and from that day He is always present in the assembly-hall of Kubera. Those princes of all wealth, Sankha and Padma (in their personified forms) accompanied by gems, wait upon the lord of wealth. > > The assembly-hall of Kubera is capable of moving in the firmament. > > > Rare 21 faced Kubera Rudraksha > > 21 Mukhi Kuber Rudraksha > > Twenty-one mukhi rudraksha is the rarest rudraksha of all, > and is the embodiment of Kuber or god of wealth. This is > possessed by the one who wants to acquire worldly > pleasures, happiness and luxury. It makes the wearer > rich and negates any kind of adversity > > > > > Kuber Puja: The puja is known as Lakshmi-Kubera puja. The puja has specific codes and rituals to be followed and specific mantras to be chanted. The puja can be performed on Full Moon days and on the New Moon day of the Tamil month Aipasi (October-November). The puja can be performed by anyone - even the very poor - as the materials required for Lakshmi-Kubera puja can be secured at practically no cost. Sincerity is most important material required. > > > > > I have with me the complete pooja modus to do the Lakshmi Kubera puja in a grand and comprehensive fashion.I will publish a book on it soon (and I hope to create a never before book on the subject).Even otherwise one can do it in a simple fashion too to invoke Kubera. > > > > There are many popular Kubera Mantras and also Dhanada Yakshini mantras coupled with the Kubera Mantras too to augur prosperity into our homes.One can safely make use of such mantras. > > > > > > Even at the end of the Mantra Pushpam we say > > '...kuberaaya Vaishravanaaya...' to pay our respects to the gaurdian of food and grains(apart from wealth). > > > > KUBERA MANTRA > > Om Yakshaya Kuberaya Vaisravanaya > Danadhaanyaadhipathaye' > Danadhanya Sumruthimme > Dehi Dhapaya swaha > > Wealth and prosperity will increase by chanting the above mantra every day 108 times and visualising a sparkling golden streaked green fire in the heart. > > KUBERA YANTRA WORSHIP > > > > Either this or the numerical yantra maybe used. I would prefer this for worship and numerical yantra can be used a locket or for placing in the cash box after doing pooja. > > > Make the Yantra either in Copper, Silver or Gold 3 X 3 Size with Nine Squares and numbers to be there by adding to be 72 and worhip with bilva leaves(vilva elai) and do worship with Lotus flowers or leaves, and offer ingredients such as as milk, scented water, javvadhu,attar and then place on Red shawl before the yantra and a lamp in front of it(5 wicked for grant of boons)with ghee, perform pooja for 72 days by chanting any powerful kubera mantra. All the rich and wise it is said will be under the control of the worshipper. > This Yantra Pooja gives success at once. > > > > NUMERICAL KUBERA YANTRA > > > The speciality of this Yantra is that No. 72 should come by adding the Number from any side. 9 and 33 are considered Kubera numbers and 7+2 adds up to 9. > > EXAMPLE:- 27+20+20+23=72,25+24+23=72 23+28+21=72 > > 27 20 25 22 24 26 23 28 21 ARTICLES REQUIRED FOR KUBERA POOJA > Turmeric Powder, Water, Wooden plank, Yanthra of Kubera small size Cloth, Kalasa, Mango leaves, Pushpamals, raise, plantan leaves, chandan, Kumkum Coconut, Plantan, Betleaves supari, Flowers, Deepam, Ghee, Oil, Matchbox, Milk Honey, Curd, Panchamirdam, Cup, Vessels for Deepam, Dhoopam, Arithi, Sambarani, Utharani, Panjapathiram, Thirumangalayam, Yaghyopavitham, Cloth, Ornaments, Kheer and Naivedhaya eatables, Wheat, Rice and Navadanyas They should be kept in separate small cups. > POOJAVIDHI > > > > The `Amavasaya' day in the month of November is auspicious for the Sri Lakshmi Kubera Pooja. The Yanthra of Sri Lakshmi Kubera should be placed on a clean cloth and plantan leaf spread over wooden plank on a Friday or Tuesday at the appropriate time on the Easten side. Kalasa should be placed on the plank near the yanthira on the right side. It should be filled with clean water mango leave should be placed in the Kailasa Kumkum, Chandan > should be applied pushpa Mala should be put. > > KUBERA DHYANAM > > > > > Namo Namo Kuberaya Sanka padam Nidhi Prabho! > Suvaranavam Pingaksham Manasa Bavayamyaham|! > Kuberam Pushbaka Gathim Nidhibi Navabiryatham! > Dhanadanya Samrridhimme Tvat prasaddat Mahinthwa!! > Sri Mahalakshmi sahitham Dhanakarshana pratham > Sri kubera Rajam Dhyayami > Shuklaam baradharam Vishnum Sashivarnam Chathurbhujam > Prasanna vadanam Dhyayeth Sarvavighnopa Shanthaya > > Om Bhu, Om Bhu, Om suvah, Om Mahah, Om Janah, Om Jayaka, Om Taph Om Satyam, > Om Tatsavithurvarenyam, Bhargodevasya Demahi, Deeyajone Prochodayat. > > > > Some Vaishnavites feel that Lakshmi and kubera > Lakshmi and Ganapathy should not be joined.They say that such things are a corruption and will lead to fallacious thinking about Goddess Lakshmi. > > I have nothing to comment for such remarks except by way of saying that such synergistical concepts too exist and it is neither a fecund or febrile imagination of the Hindus or Shivites. In both cases (Kubera and Ganapathy) Lakshmi devi is considered as a motherly figure and not in any other derogatory manner. > > > > > > Mention about Lord Kubera is found in the Scriptures of buddhisim. > > > > In countries like China, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Japan people worship Kubera as laughing Daily to ward off evils. They worship kubera in short, flawless, Smiling forms with fat pouch, Kalasa bag ornaments, Though the religions are different it has been found that Lord Kuberas form is one and the same. > > VASTHU AND KUBERATATVA > > > > > > The Meaning of VASTHU in Sankrit is the place where we live. The plan of a house can be divided into Eight parts keeping the Hindu Vasthu Sashtras it is belived that all the Eight parts are protected by divine shakthis and Navagrahas. > > The central north part in a house is the abode of the wealth of God KUBERA. HE resides there to give prosperity and wealth. In the house doing business in the north side will be very good because KUBERA is capable of increasing the business. According to geophysics there is more magnetic attraction inthe north side. Hence people benefit by keeping the front door in the north side and that two on top eastern position. Also North > is in the influence of " BUDHAGRAHA " which will ensure good education, welfare of women and general health. It is believed in China also that north is the auspicious side. So Indians hang an ordinary looking glass on the northern side which is favorite to Lord Kubera to prevent his power from being lost by reflecing it back to the mirror. > > It is written in Ramayana that Ravana sought Vishwakarma and Kubera's help to build Lankapuri and stabilise immense wealth using sound Vaasthu principles. > > > > KUBERA GAYATHRI > > Om Yaksha Rajaya Vidhmahe > Alikaadeesaya Dheemahi > Tannah Kubera Prachodayath. > > > > > > It is said that whenever Kubera drives his plane to different destinations gold,silver and pearls drop from his plane and also that he orders a yakshic form of a bird by name Sindhuka to drop gold from trees in deep forests to lucky people. Those places flourished in no time. > > May such droppings fall in your house too with Kubera's grace! Om Shreem Kareem Aum Kubera Lakshmi Kamala > > Dharinyai Dhanakarshinyai Swaha!! > > Manija vaahya Vimana Vavasthikam > Garuda Ratna Dweepa Nidhi Dayakam! > Sivasakam Mukaadathi Vibushitham > Varagatham Dantham Bhaja thunthilam! > > Yours yogically, > > Shreeram Balijepalli > > > > > > > > > > Purity, Powers, Parabrahmam... > > > > Click to join Rajarajeshwari_Kalpataru > > > > > > > Shopping > Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Shopping > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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