Spiritual benefits of chanting God’s Name
Chanting God’s Name is the boat that helps us ferry across the ocean of life. The benefits of chanting are innumerable.
How does chanting help us to achieve oneness with God?
Chanting of God’s Name purifies the subtle-body, and helps one to achieve the state of advait (Non-duality). This article explains how one can achieve spiritual progress through chanting.
How chanting purifies the mind ?
Chanting God’s Name helps in alleviating physical and psychological ailments, increasing concentration, reducing sorrow, nullifying all sins, and is useful even after death.
Offering patri (Specific leaves) and flowers to Deities
It is beneficial to offer the patri (Specific leaves offered during worship) of those flower plants which are favourite of the Deity. Patri is related to the colour particles, whereas the flowers are related to the fragrant particles.
Which Flowers is offered to which Deity ?
When flowers associated with a Deity are offered to that Deity, for example red flowers to Shri Ganapati, the benefit derived of the Principle of that Deity is greater.
Vibrations emitted by non-vegetarian burger, cake made from eggs and lentil-rice
Mankind has been advised to abide by Achardharma (Code of righteous conduct). Man benefits from sattvikta (Purity) when he abides by Dharma, and the influence of Raja-Tama (Activity and ignorance) components on him reduces. The conducts to be followed include daily routine, consumption of meals, wearing of clothes and ornaments etc. People do not abide by Achardharma in Kaliyug.
Vibrations emitted by bread and chapati – Study through scientific instruments
Mankind has been advised to abide by Achardharma (Code of righteous conduct). Man benefits from sattvikta (Purity) when he abides by Dharma, and the influence of Raja-Tama (Activity and ignorance) components on him reduces.
Pictures of Balakbhav bestowing the Divine Bliss of Krushnabhakti
Having intense awareness of the existence of God or the Guru in any form, performing every act in life is known as ‘having bhav’.
Picture of Shri Lakshminarayan at Jaipur drawn on the day of Ramnavami
While on a tour, introversion, bhav of surrender & prayers increased and I got the opportunity to imbibe God’s Chaitanya.
Words of praise by Sanatan’s Saints about the pictures depicting Balakbhav
Mrs. Uma Ravichandran’s pictures depicting Balakbhav exhibit the spiritual qualities of immense bhav (Spiritual emotion), faith etc. in the 3-year old girl. In this article, we will read how Sanatan’s saints have praised these pictures.