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Radhe Krishna To all,

 

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Question: During my younger age my grandmother taught me that I have to light up

a lamp before puja. I follow it till date, but feel that its only an ancient

custom to light lamps (as there was no electricity then), and is not relevant

today. Is there really any significance in my grandmother's teachings?

 

Sri.Sri.Muralidhara Swamiji:

 

By lighting the lamp, you are getting rid of your sins.

 

Let me narrate an incident from Shirdi Sai Baba's life:

 

When Shirdi Sai Baba first came to Shirdi, he

used to go from home to

home and from shop to

shop begging for oil in

a tin cup. With that

oil, he would light numerous lamps in the nearby mosque. Later some

mischief-mongers created a problem concerning his religion, after which no one

offered to give him oil anymore.

 

Then he filled his mouth with some water and went to the mosque and emptied the

water into his tin cup. With the water, he lit all the lamps. By then, everyone

had gathered to watch this miracle. Baba told them, 'You people don't realize

why I light these lamps getting oil from you. I do it only for your sake. I am

burning your sins by lighting these lamps in the oil that you give!'

 

So don't miss lighting the lamps. Continue your practice.

 

 

" Glory of Hinduism " by Dr.Bhagyanathan, from Singapore

 

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