Guest guest Posted May 19, 2005 Report Share Posted May 19, 2005 Daily Reflection:May 19 – WorshipAt the crack of dawn the next morning, we bathed at the banks of the Niranjana River. There were no flowers there to use in our worship, but Swamiji was unperturbed. "We shall do our puja an yagya with sand and leaves" he told me. The puja went on for the entire day. All we had were leaves and a few sticks of incense. Swamiji drew the yantra in the sand, the sacred symbol which is the seat of the deity, and for each of the mantras of the Chandi Path, he placed a dry leaf on the yantra. – Sushil Choudhuryfrom Sahib Sadhu The White SadhuCopyright 2001 Devi Mandir PublicationsFirst Editionwww.shreemaa.org Daily Reflection:May 19 – WorshipAt the crack of dawn the next morning, we bathed at the banks of the Niranjana River. There were no flowers there to use in our worship, but Swamiji was unperturbed. "We shall do our puja an yagya with sand and leaves" he told me. The puja went on for the entire day. All we had were leaves and a few sticks of incense. Swamiji drew the yantra in the sand, the sacred symbol which is the seat of the deity, and for each of the mantras of the Chandi Path, he placed a dry leaf on the yantra. – Sushil Choudhuryfrom Sahib Sadhu The White SadhuCopyright 2001 Devi Mandir PublicationsFirst Editionwww.shreemaa.org Daily Reflection:May 19 – WorshipAt the crack of dawn the next morning, we bathed at the banks of the Niranjana River. There were no flowers there to use in our worship, but Swamiji was unperturbed. "We shall do our puja an yagya with sand and leaves" he told me. The puja went on for the entire day. All we had were leaves and a few sticks of incense. Swamiji drew the yantra in the sand, the sacred symbol which is the seat of the deity, and for each of the mantras of the Chandi Path, he placed a dry leaf on the yantra. – Sushil Choudhuryfrom Sahib Sadhu The White SadhuCopyright 2001 Devi Mandir PublicationsFirst Editionwww.shreemaa.org Daily Reflection:May 19 – WorshipAt the crack of dawn the next morning, we bathed at the banks of the Niranjana River. There were no flowers there to use in our worship, but Swamiji was unperturbed. "We shall do our puja an yagya with sand and leaves" he told me. The puja went on for the entire day. All we had were leaves and a few sticks of incense. Swamiji drew the yantra in the sand, the sacred symbol which is the seat of the deity, and for each of the mantras of the Chandi Path, he placed a dry leaf on the yantra. – Sushil Choudhuryfrom Sahib Sadhu The White SadhuCopyright 2001 Devi Mandir PublicationsFirst Editionwww.shreemaa.org --Love and trust in God. Do not ask for anything else. --Shree Maa ----devotee Mail Mobile Take Mail with you! Check email on your mobile phone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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