Rock Crystal Shree Yantra: Combination Of Three Ultimate Divine Powers

Crystal plays a very significant role in spiritual healing. Any symbol made up of rock crystal or sphatik is considered as very scared as well as auspicious. Rock crystal is also normally referred by the name of pure Quartz, which gets found in colourless and translucent form that has been getting used for various hard-stone carving.

The rock crystals are normally found in mountainous area under snow and appear as ice cube due to its translucent form. Shree Yantra created from the rock crystal is considered as very auspicious, as it associated with three divine powers of Hindu culture that includes Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. It has been observed that the Shree Yantra absorbs the light from its surrounding and emits seven different colours from it.

Any individual worshiping rock crystal Shree Yantra gets blessings of ultimate divine powers and that help them to lead a happy and prosperous life along with lots of positive energy. An individual can also place this yantra at the place of worship in their office or at home to remove all negative energies from its surroundings. It has also been said that the rock crystal Shree Yantra is capable to remove any form of vasstudosh. It is considered as the prefect spiritual element for achieving fame, success and wealth in life.

Goddess Chandraghanta: Third Form Of Goddess Durga

Third day of navratri is dedicated to Maa Chandraghanta, the third form of Goddess Durga or Maa Shakti. It has been believed that individuals who worship Goddess Chandraghanta get the blessings of the divine power to stay happy throughout their life.

Devi Chandraghanta is said to bless her devotees with knowledge, supreme bliss, peace and serenity. It has been believed that the individuals who worship third form of Maa Shakti get over all kind of sadness and sorrows in their life. Third day of the Navaratri festival is considered as very significant day, as it has been said that on this day mind of the true devotees of Goddess Durga enters into the Manipura Chakra, which helps them to see divine and unearthly things due to grace of Goddess Chandraghnata.

It has also been believed that worshiping Goddess Chandraghnta, on this day helps in washes all sins of an individual and Maa Shakti blesses her devotes by removing all obstacles for their life. Many people believe that the individual who worship this divine power becomes fearless in their life similar to the lion, which is referred as vehicle of Maa Chandraghanta. Worshiping the third form of Goddess Durga gives an instant result. 

Banalinga - Self Manifested Symbol Of Lord Shiva

Banalinga can be described as the smooth and round shaped pebbles that usually found in River Narmada, which symbolizes Lord Shiva. It is also referred as Narmada Shiva Linga. In Hindu culture, Banalinga acts as the most scared and auspicious symbol of Lord Shiva when worshiped on regular basis fulfil desires of its devotees. It has been believed that worshiping just a single Banalinga is very much equivalent to worshiping crore of various other lingas.

Banalinga is considered as a form of Lord Shiva that has been self-manifested, due to this reason it is considered as holiest and anionic symbol of Lord Shiva. The shape of Banalinga is normally of swan’s egg or jambu fruit and has been found in various colors such as honey color  blue, white and emerald-hued. Banalingas in the shape of hen egg or lotus seed are considered as the best quality of this symbol. Any individual can worship this symbol to get the blessings of Lord Shiva. It can also be kept at the place of worship without any normal or regular rituals of the invocation for divine presence as Banalinga already carries the divine energy of Lord Shiva in it. 

Brahmacharini - Second Form Of Goddess Durga

Festival of nine days, Navaratri is one of the most popular and scared festivals of Hindu culture or tradition, which is dedicated to Goddess Durga and her nine different forms. Each day of this festival is dedicated to one form of Mother Goddess. The second day of Navaratri has been referred as a day of Goddess Brahmacharini in various Hindu mythological books. The word ‘Brahma’ refers to meditative aspect of the Brahmacharini and represents Sannyasin or the pious women. 

This form of Goddess Durga has two arms in which she carries water pot and a rosary. On the second day of Navaratri, in some part of the north India as well as western region of country, devotes of Goddess Durga worship Goddess Chamunda and Goddess Tara on this day. Goddess Chamuda is the one who killed the demons called Chanda and the Munda. However, in some part of country first three days of this festival is dedicated to Goddess Durga.

The second form of Goddess Durga is associated to the pious form of Maa Shakti. She is considered as the form of Maa Durga who represents the Goddess Parvati as well as Goddess Sati, who did intense austerities for many years to get the Lord Shiva as her husband.  

Sphatik Shree Yantra For Wealth & Prosperity

Sphatik Shree Yantra is referred as the most auspicious and scared symbol. It carries various healing properties to cure body, mind as well as soul of an individual. The combination of word shree and yantra that means wealth and instrument respectively is considered as a yantra that helps an individual to enhance their wealth just by worshiping it on regular basis. It has been observed that the Sphatik Shree Yantra posses unexplained energy and power that have changed life of many individual in better sense.

 It has believed that the Sphatik Shree Yantra is one solution to many of the problems related to mind, body and soul and removes all kind of negative energy from its surrounding and helps in desire fulfillment. Sphatik Shree Yantra is also considered as highly sensitive that carries glorious magnetic energy or power in it. It has also been referred as a power house of various energies and emits constructive vibration from it by absorbing numerous cosmic rays from all the planets as well as other universal elements or objects.

Any individual can get this yantra to heal their mind, body and soul. It can be placed at the place of worship at home or in office for peace, happiness, wealth and prosperity in life.

First Avatar Of Goddess Durga

Navratri festival is one of the most popular festivals in Hindu culture and this year it is starting from 16^th October in year 2012. The festival is celebrated across the country with lot of faith and believes in Goddess Durga since ages. Although, in different parts of the country, celebration takes place in various forms but still the main believe behind this festival is to worship Goddess Durga and her different nine avatars.

The festival of Navratri starts with the Lalash Sthapna or the Ghata Sthapana at various puja mandals as well as at various houses also. The first day of Navratra is dedicated to the first avatar of Goddess Durga – Mata Shailputri.

In various mythological books it has been said that the Mata Shailputri, daughter of mountain king Himvantha is the first among all the nine avatar of Goddess Durga. Hence, first day of navratri is dedicated to Goddess Shailputri. Mata Shailputri is also commonly referred as Mata Parvati, who is married to Lord Shiva. In her previous birth she was referred as Sati Bhavani Mata, the daughter of King Daksha. Devotees of Goddess Durga worship Mata Parvati on the very first day of Navratri festival. Trisula is considered as a weapon of Mata Shailputri that she holds in her right hand, whereas in her left hand she holds a lotus flower. Bull is considered as a vehicle. The blissful looks and pleasant smile describes the appearance of Mata Shailputri.

Rudraksha Beads Does Not Carry Any Side Effects

In Hindu mythology, it has been said that when after thousands years of meditation, Lord Shiva opened his eyes and due to worldly compassion he shed few drops of tears, it got transformed into seeds and later those seeds grew into Rudraksha trees. Due to this reason, the Rudraksha beads that grow on Rudraksha trees are considered as very scared and auspicious in Hindu culture or tradition.

The Rudraksha bead carries numerous healing properties in it. The mala made from these Rudraksha beads are believed as the carrier of Shakti or power and calmness. It has been scientifically proven that the Rudraksha beads helps in stimulating the heart chakra and can be used for meditation as well as for protection from various evil powers or the negative energy. Monday is considered as the most auspicious day to wear this bead for the first time, as Monday is referred as the day of Lord Shiva also.

Any individual can wear the Rudraksha beads to get its benefits, as it does not carry any kind of side effects. The mala made from Rudraksha beads are also very much popular in other religions also and the Nepal is one such place, where these beads are found in a large scale. 

Various Ways To Keep Navaratri Fast

Navaratri is one of the most popular festivals in Hindu tradition. It has been considered as the festival of power, happiness and prosperity. There are many individuals who keep nine days fast during Navaratri, where as some keep a partial fast during this time and abstain themselves from the non-vegetarian foods as well as alcohol. This year, the festival is starting from 16^th October and it will end on 24^th October.

The festival is basically dedicated to the Goddess Durga, whereas in some part of South India the festival is dedicated to the Goddess Saraswati. In the mythological books of Hindu, it has been said that the significance of Navaratri fast was actually narrated by the Goddess Durga itself to one of her favorite devotee.

There are many people who keep complete fast during nine days of Navaratri and do worship Goddess Durga in the form of kalash or idol, in the morning. There are some people who stay on just fruits and milk for entire nine days and some just take one meal in a day during this Navaratri period. There is strict rule that one needs to follow to worship Mother Goddess. One can perform the rituals as per their capacity and believe to seek the blessings of the Goddess Durga.

Information About Sphatik

Sphatik can be described as the snow crystal that appears with transparent, smooth sand lustrous stone. In the Indian astrology, the Sphatik is considered as a substitute of the diamond that gets used to please to the planet Venus.

The Sphatik Shri Yantra has been getting considered as a symbol of the prosperity and success in one’s life. Sphatik mala also possess a very significant place in the spirituality and gets used for the meditation purpose. It has been said that the individual who worship these shaptik symbol on a regular basis achieves happiness, good luck and prosperity in their life.

Origin of Shaptik:

Quartz is one of the most common terms that get used for referring the Shaptik. The word ‘quartz’ basically comes from the German word ‘Quarz’ that is of the Slavic origin, the Czech miners referred it krem. While some of the other people believe that the word ‘quartz’ comes from ‘querkluftertz’, a Saxon word.

Working of Sphatik:

Sphatik is a very good conductor of power and energy. They possess strong field of energy and light that can be used for the sonic protection against the negative vibration. It can be used for the purpose of cleanse and purification of the atmosphere.