To Linda - on other books of worship

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Namaste Linda & Lathananda,

In a message dated 10/29/04 9:56:36 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, lathananda writes:

However , here is my humble suggestion - Lord Ganesha , the Lord of

Wisdom is also the deity of the Muladhara chakra - the chakra that

determines one's physical health and wellbeing. May I recommend

learning the Ganesh Puja and chant the Ganesh Atharvasirsham

(remember we chanted this as a group last month before Ganesh

Chaturthi).

>From Loving Ganesa by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, "Throughout time Lord Ganesa

as Aum has come into the lives of the elemental beings, men, women, children and even the

Gods themselves. For His is the office of gatekeeper. Nothing can begin without a nod of

approval and nothing can end without giving thanks and showing appreciation to Him, for

every end is a new beginning."

With Love,

Kanda

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> My

> question is this: is there another book or worship that I could

begin to work with

> (not the Guru and the Goddess or the Shiva Puja, because I have

both of

> those, though they are back in Oregon in Storage). Is there

something for

> Saraswati? Or Devi? Thank you. Jai Maa ~ Linda

 

Dear Linda,

 

JAI MAA !

 

Yes, Swamiji has translated a library of books to draw inspiration

from.

 

Once I remember Maa response to a question "why do we have so many

pujas and books" and Maa said and I paraphrase "we dont eat the same

food everyday. When we look for variety in food, why not variety in

puja?"

 

Swamiji has given a book called "Saraswati Puja for children". IMHO,

some of the mantras in the book are challenging even for adults.

 

However , here is my humble suggestion - Lord Ganesha , the Lord of

Wisdom is also the deity of the Muladhara chakra - the chakra that

determines one's physical health and wellbeing. May I recommend

learning the Ganesh Puja and chant the Ganesh Atharvasirsham

(remember we chanted this as a group last month before Ganesh

Chaturthi).

 

The Ganesh Puja book and the Saraswati Puja book and lots more are

available at http://www.shreemaa.org/bookstore.htm

 

Jai Maa

Latha

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Iam vishu i have one dout can you plese tell me in the world people

are following so many religious like islam , chirstinity like some

other religious plese can you suggest me right answer

jai maa

vishuLatha Nanda <lathananda > wrote:

> My > question is this: is there another book or worship that I

could begin to work with > (not the Guru and the Goddess or the

Shiva Puja, because I have both of > those, though they are back in

Oregon in Storage). Is there something for > Saraswati? Or Devi?

Thank you. Jai Maa ~ LindaDear Linda,JAI MAA !Yes, Swamiji has

translated a library of books to draw inspiration from. Once I

remember Maa response to a question "why do we have so many pujas and

books" and Maa said and I paraphrase "we dont eat the same food

everyday. When we look for variety in food, why not variety in puja?"

Swamiji has given a book called "Saraswati Puja for children". IMHO,

some of the mantras in the book are challenging even for adults.

However , here is my

humble suggestion - Lord Ganesha , the Lord of Wisdom is also the

deity of the Muladhara chakra - the chakra that determines one's

physical health and wellbeing. May I recommend learning the Ganesh

Puja and chant the Ganesh Atharvasirsham (remember we chanted this as

a group last month before Ganesh Chaturthi).The Ganesh Puja book and

the Saraswati Puja book and lots more are available at

http://www.shreemaa.org/bookstore.htmJai MaaLatha

 

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