Whats The Significant Of Arudra Darshan??, What Is The Meaning Of Nadaraj?.... Orion Nebulae (Image By NASA's Space Telescope) Arudra Darshan, observed on Thiruvathirai Nakshaththram during Full Moon of the month Marghali (Dec-Jan) mainly by Saivete Hindus and Tamil origins. The celebration is dedicated to Lord Nadaraja as the Creator of Universe. He is revered as the absolute procreator, destroyer, preserver of the birth and death cycle, the embodiment of 5 elements of Panchaboothas (Earth, water, Fire, Air & Space) of this Universe we resided upon. Scientifically Arudra is actually referring to the famous celestial object i.e. Orion Nebulae within the Orion constellation. Most brightest stars and immaculate celestial objects are found in this Orion constellation of the Milky Way Galaxy. The Solar system including Earth laid within the Orion Belt. The Orion Nebulae are rather diffused and are able to form many stars and planatery system that is closest ...
It is seen that a lot of people do just the opposite. They focus on what they don’t have. They train their thoughts on lack, problem such as inability to pay bills, insufficient money to buy a house. This leads to daily struggle to make both ends meet. In other words, by focusing your thoughts on the negatives, all your mental and spiritual energies oblige you by producing conditions leading to more frustration and scarcity. Our thoughts are very powerful and are capable of producing negative as well as positive vibrations. Therefore, be careful, what you choose to focus on as your thoughts can produce for you a cycle of ‘lack’ as well as ‘abundance’ and ‘prosperity’. Would you like to learn to manifest everything you want in life way faster than you ever thought possible. You can actually train your brain to do it. Just as automatically you switch on a light, you can teach your brain to acceleration the Law of Attr...
Amavasya Falling on a Saturday – Significance, Rituals, and Remedies Amavasya, also known as the New Moon , is a powerful lunar phase associated with spiritual reflection, ancestral worship, and inner transformation. When Amavasya falls on a Saturday , it carries even greater astrological and spiritual significance, as it aligns with Shani (Saturn) energy. This rare combination is known as Shani Amavasya , a time to remove karmic debts, pacify negative energies, and seek blessings for prosperity and protection. Why is Amavasya on a Saturday Special? Saturdays are ruled by Lord Shani (Saturn) , a planet associated with discipline, justice, and karmic influence. Amavasya represents an opportunity for deep cleansing, letting go of past burdens, and setting fresh intentions. When these two energies merge, it becomes a powerful time to: Seek relief from Shani Dosha and planetary afflictions. Perform ancestral rituals (Pitru Tarpan) to honor and pacify forefathers. Engage in spiritu...
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