Showing posts with label Devanagari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Devanagari. Show all posts

Tuesday, 21 August 2012

Benefits Of Energy Produced From Blowing Shankh


Today, we will see how the energy produces by blowing shankh, and what actually happens with the support to understated drawing. Here we have to give attention towards the truth that when the vibrations of indirect drawing are 3 dimensional we see them in the indirect drawing in 2 dimensional types. For instance, the sphere will occur as a circle. Now let’s have a look of the indirect drawing:

As soon as shankh is puffed the regularities of sacred energy are produced in atmosphere because of the generated sound. These energy regularities are observed in red color. Along with these energy regularities chaitanya’s yellow circles are also expected in the atmosphere. You will also see the pink particles of Bliss being produced in the atmosphere. This raises the proportion of Shakti, anand, and chaitanya in the atmosphere and due to that the bad energies get distrait and run away.

Hence, it has become clear for us the value of blowing shankh while doing ritual puja. The blowing of shankh makes the divine and pure atmosphere and favorable for the ritual practice of the individual. Hence, it becomes simpler for a person to get high sattvik regularities originating from deities. 

Monday, 20 August 2012

Why Chanting Malas Should Have 108 Beads?

Hindu mala or rosary generally entails around 108 beads including the merubead. In few sects but the numbers of beads the quantity of beads differs, for example in Shaiva sect the mala has thirty-two beads. As per few holy texts the mala must have just nine beads and one must count 108 with twelve of its turns. The alphabet mala is made of Rudraksha beads. It is made of fifty-one alphabets of Devanagari script like ‘a’ to ‘ksh’. In this ‘a’ to ‘l’ are measured on the usual beads and ‘ksh’ on merubead. While chanting by this, 1st you start in natural order by ‘a’ to ‘l’ and then after from ‘/’ to ‘a’.

Why chanting of mala should have 108 beads?
Anger, attachment, greed, desire, envy, and pride are the 6 enemies or defects of the soul. Frequently more than one defect is dominant at one time. Rarely even 2 defects can be leading. Hence one originates 6 variations of defect, for example desire-anger, instance desire, desire-envy, desire-pride, desire-attachment, and desire-greed etc. hence by the 6 defects, 36 variations are gained. These 36 permutations have either raja, or tama, or sattva as their main component, for example desire-anger-raja, desire-anger-sattva, and desire-anger-tama. Hence, 36x3=108 variations are gained. Each bead in the mala is a representative of such kind of permutation. The merubead manages its separate existence despite of being with rest. Hence lastly the mala entails 109 beads.