Shiva puja and Meaning of Devotion

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I would also like to say (I think this is the same Vishweshwar I met

at Shivaratri?) that Vishweshar generously welcomed me to the Devi

Mandir when I arrived for my very first visit, took me under-wing in

terms of finding my way to the temple and to Nanda, then after the

festivities offered the blessed opportunity for some early morning

cleaning seva at the Napeshwar. I spent the morning with Vishweshar

and two kind couples, including a delightfully sweet couple from

Colorado who are full of the Bhava of devotion and who stayed until

having to catch a plane. AND, then in our wet socks and bare feet

(did not feel them after a little while!)Vishweshar walked me

through the morning Shiva puja at the Napeshwar. Ooooooh what a

wonderfully generous kind spirit who shares devotion. Now that is

devotion in action. Learning, doing, teaching, sharing the Bhava,

following the examples of our Gurus. OM

 

, "inspectionconnection108"

<inspectionconnection108 wrote:

>

> Namaste

>

> I just had a wonderful week introducing a devotee to the joy of

> worshipping Shiva. Every day, for 1-2 hours, we studied and worked

> together so that he could learn how to worship Shiva. How fortunate

> that one can learn to be self sufficient and worship the Lord by

oneself.

>

> I highly recommend all interested to purchase the Beginner Shiva

Puja

> Book and CD from the Devi Mandir and start immediately. Do not

worry

> that you can't speak the mantra properly, just dive in and begin.

> Shiva , the Lord of All Gurus, will help you learn. Maa and Swami

say

> that learning Shiva worship is the best way to begin worshipping the

> Goda and Goddesses.

>

> Jai Shiva

>

> Vishweshwar

>