Offering Naivedya to a Deity with a bhav that the Deity is consuming it
When offering Naivedya, first pray to the Ishtadevata (Benevolent Deity) and draw a mandal on the floor in front of the Deity.
Why are only unbroken rice grains used as akshata in ritualistic worship ?
Akshata has the ability to attract frequencies of 5 Deities, to activate them, make them functional and to transmit them with the help of Earth and Water elements.
Aspects learnt by Mrs. Uma Ravichandran through her pictures depicting balakbhav
This article details various inferences drawn by Mrs. Uma while drawing the pictures. These will definitely help the readers in awakening their Spiritual emotion.
Spiritual qualities of Mrs. Uma Ravichandran
This article explains spiritual qualities of Mrs. Uma Ravichandran, a lady-seeker who draws bhav-enriched pictures of Shrikrushna.
Vat pournima
Vatpournima is a vowed religious observance performed by married women on the full moon day (pournima) in the Hindu lunar month of Jyeshtha to prolong their wifehood.
Importance of the substances used in ritualistic worship
Read information about how the substances should be arranged in the ritualistic platter and spiritual importance of the components like turmeric, sindur, Akshata, camphor etc used in ritualistic worship.
Achars (General conduct)
associated with swabbing the floor
The article explains when should we swab the floor, how should it be done and disadvantages of swabbing using a machine.
Achars (General conduct) associated with bathing
A bath rids a person of black energy enveloping it and also destroys the Raja-Tama components in its body, thus making every cell in its body helpful to absorb Chaitanya (Divine consciousness).
Achars (General conduct)
associated with sweeping
Let us understand when should we sweep the house and the technique of sweeping with a broom.
Why is it necessary to avoid contact with the rays of the rising sun ?
Read more about the science underlying the act of avoiding contact with the rays of the rising sun in this article.
