DADEECHI RUSHIGALU - PUNYADINA 28.8.2009

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- Saptami Week – Thursday Nakshatra – Vishaka Yoga – Aindra Karana – Vanija

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Tithi – Ashtami -

Jyestadevi Avaahane, amuktaabhara saptami

 

28.8.2009

Tithi

– Astami, Week – Friday, Nakshatra –

Anuradha, Yoga – Vaidhruthi, Karana – Bava,

Sharaddha

Tithi – Navami

Doorvastami,

Jyestadevi pooja, Srisha praneshadaasara punyadina, dadeechi Rushigala

Janmadina.

 

Srishapranesha Dasaru –

Period 1807-1892

Vyavahara Name – Ramadasaru

Ankita – Srisha praneshavittala

Upadeshakaru – Gurupranesha Dasaru

Sthala – Lingasugooru

Punyatithi – Bhadrapada Shudda

Astami

 

Isha kathaa pravaktaaram

raaGavEndragurO: priyam |

daasavaryaM dayaayuktaM raamadaasa

gurum bhajE |

Dadeechi

Rushigalu & Narayana Varma

Dadeechi Rushigalu was born on Bhadrapada Shudda Astami.

 

Dadeechi Rushigalu is

considered in the Puranas as one of our earliest ancestors and he shines in

this great country as the illustrious example of sacrifice for the sake of the

liberation of the suffering from their distress. No sacrifice is too great for

the noble-minded in this world.

During Krutayuga,

there was a daityas named Vrutrasura. He,

associated by Kalakeyas, was attacking Devataas and made to suffer a lot. Devategalu were losing their battle against

Daityaas. At that time they went to

Brahmadevaru, who took them to Srihari, who recommended them to maka a weapon to

destroy Vrutrasura, with the help of bones of Dadeechi Rushigalu.

Dadeechi Rushigalu’s

bones were very powerful with the

Tapashakthi and with Narayana Varma Japa Shakthi. His bones were very very hard and

unbreakable.

Dadeechi Rushigalu, thereupon quietly acceded to the request of

Indra. By his powers of Yoga he gave up his life so that his backbone might be

utilised for making the mighty bow, Vajrayudha. In fact, Dadeechi may be

regarded as the starting point of the galaxy of saints that have adorned this

great country.

Accordingly, all the Devatas went to Saint Dadheechi and

requested him to donate his bones to them. Dadheechi accepted their request,

left the body voluntarily and donated his bones to Devatas.

After his death, all the Devatas collected his bones. They made a weapon named “ Vajrayudha†with

the spinal bone of Dadheechi and gave it to Indra. With the help of Vajrayudha, Indra killed Vrutraasura.

Who

was Vrutrasura ?

Once there was a prajapathi named Tvashtra, who had a son called

Vishwaroopa, who had three heads and was a sage having immense spiritual

strengths. Once Devendra did not gave

respect to Devata Gurugalu Bruhaspatacharyaru. Bruhaspatacharyaru went out of

Devaloka and was not traceable for the gods of his Yogashakthi. So they were left with No Guru. Then Brahma

suggested to have Vishwaroopacharya as the temporary Gurugalu till

Bruhaspatacharyaru is traced and returned.

Initially Vishwaroopacharya refused and subsequently he agreed to become

their Gurus. He gave Indra Narayana Varma upadesha to Devendra, (he had learnt

it from Ashwini Devategalu), through which he got back all his lost properties.

Vishwaroopachaarya has three faces, names Somapeetha, Surapeetha

and Annapeetha. Whereas Somapeetha is

Satvika, Suraapeetha is Tamasa, and Annaapeetha is Rajasa.

Devendra made a Yagna under the pourohitya of

Vishwaroopacharya. Vishwaroopacharya while giving “Aahuthi†to

devategalu, he was also giving aahuti to daithyaas simultaneously. This

Vishwaroopacharya’s mother Rochana is from Daithya family. Devendra noticed

this and and he removed Vishwaroopacharya’s all the three heads. As Vishwaroopacharya is a Brahmin, Indra got

Brahmahatya Dosha. He holded the Brahmahatya for one year. Afterwards he distributed it among four

bhoomi, water, trees and Ladies.

When Prajapati Tvashta, the father of Vishwaroopacharya, came to know of the incident, he became

furious and performed a Yagna with the purpose of avenging the death of his

dear son. From the holy fire was born another son of Tvashtra, whom he named as

Vrutrasura and whose sole aim in life was to avenge his brother's death by

destroying Indra.

Vrutrasura then did the Tapas and he was granted a supreme boon that no weapon

known till day to kill him and he would not die even of anything that was

either wet or dry or any weapon made of wood or metal. The boon also ensured that his power would

go on increasing during the battle. After getting the boon, Vrutrasura

attacked Indra and his forces and

managed to give a crushing defeat to him as a result of which Indra had to flee

from the battle scene leaving behind his elephant Airawat. Vrutrasura then took

over Indralooka, forcing Indra to run to

Kailasadeesha Shiva for help. Rudradevaru along with Brahma went to Srihari

seeking his help.

Vishnu advised them that they should first win the confidence of

Vrutrasura, befriend him and then kill him when he may not be on his guards.

Vishnu also advised them that they should pray to the Goddess so that through

her 'Yogmaya' she may render Vrutrasura incapable of intelligent thought. Indra

did as advised and was consequently by

all the supreme gods.

Srihari also suggested Devategalu that they shall have the bones

of Dadeechi Rushigalu, who readily agreed for devatakarya and Vrutrasura was

killed. Srihari himself entered in the

Vajrayudha with a sannidhana.

 

 

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