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Nandi Bull

Nandi (bull) Wallpaper and Information

The “Bull Temple” is found in Bangalore the resources of Karnataka. The nandi is gratefull as Shiva’s grow in this temple on the similar stage as the Vishvanath Temple. It is also called “Nandi temple”.

The temple has a huge bull (4.6 metres tall), fixed out of a single boulder. It is a Sculptural masterpiece. In Kannada, Basava means bull, which gives the name Basayanagudi to the area. The temple has a giant bull (4.6 metres tall), impressed out of a single stone. It is a sculptural masterpiece.

It faces the shiva temple. A statue of Nandi the bull of Shiva is inside flanked at the support with statues of God Surya and diety Candra on their chariots drawn by horses. Non Hindus are not permitted in the holy place.

The temple is active always with some ceremony or additional going on. On weekends there are musicians who are performing at the temple.

The Bull Temple is devoted to lord Shiva’s Vahana (vechicle), Nandi the bull. Noe you can find a huge monolithic statue of the sitting bull that draws a great number of people to this leave every day. Nandi is the great and famous devotee of Lord Shiva. So in every temple of Lord Shiva we can see the image of Nandi.

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Hindu God Dhanwantari

Hindu God Dhanwantari

Dhanwantari is the physicians of the gods, the promulgator of Ayurveda.

God Dhanwantari begins at the moment of the Churning of the ocean of milk, investment the beaker of Amrita, the life-giving elixir. He also accepted the Jalooka (leech, used by Ayurvedic practitioners for blood letting) and the Vaishnava Symbols like Srichakra and Sankh. Toward some he is actually a life of Lord Vishnu.

God Dhanwantari was born as a king of Benares, who takes health science to the globe. Images of Dhanwantari are frequently established in the shrines of Ayurvedic health center. Dhanwantari also measured as a great doctor who qualified Ayurvedic operation to Susrutha, the father of Ayurvedic surgery.

On the day of Dhanteras, birthday revels of Dhanvantari, the God of health, obtain place in an excited and pleasant impression. Dhanvatari Jayanti is famous during India by the practitioners of Ayurveda, the Indian traditional.

In south India, mostly in Tamilnadu and kerala some temples are devoted to Lord Dhanvantari. During these temples, Dhanvantari Jayanthi is famous with greatest attachment. In Ayurvedic practitioners worship the large figure of Lord Dhanvantari.

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Gangaji Wallpapers

Ganga Wallpapers
Ganga is the deity of river Ganges, India’s mainly blessed body of water. Hindus consider that swim in her holy waters will help swab one’s sins left, and therefore they perform frequent ritualistic washings in the waterway to spring water giant.

Ganga’s power to swab away sins and release is so powerful held that ashes of the dead are increase above her. Ganga is typically represented as an attractive woman with a fish’s tail in place of legs, and she rides on the Makara, which is a water monster.

Here is some short story about the basis of Ganga. The God Vishnu once heard Shiva have fun with tumbler. Vishnu was deep in thought by the song that his feet begin to melt. Brahma had fixed the liquefied section of Vishnu in a pot and since it shaped Ganga. Therefore Ganga is called as Vishnu-padi.

From the beginning onwards Ganga flow only in the paradise, however he was prepared to go down to earth. Not wanting to, she threatened to flood the complete world. The gods were so anxious of her that they required the help of Shiva.

Shiva broke descend of Ganga by capture her in his powerful hair. While then, Ganga live on top of Shiva’s head as his next wife, the first wife is Parvati.

The more holy rivers for Hindu are, Yamuna, Saryu, Sindhu, Godavari, Kaveri, Narmada, Gomti, and Brahmaputra.

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Mata Annapurna

Mata Annapurna

Mata Annapurna is the goddess of Food and Kitchen. People say that mata annapurna have this empowered to supply unlimited food for the unlimited amount of people. This hindu goddess mata Annapurna is an incarnation of Hindu Goddess Parvati who is the wife of Hindu Lord Shiva. In the indian temple art often depicts Lord Shiva with his beggin bowl, and also asking to annapurna to provide unlimited food that people can get energy and achieve the knowledge and enlightenment.

Mata Annapurna is also the symbol of divine aspect of nourishing care. Cook worship this goddess to give good taste in food and enjoy people very much. People believe that if we cook the food by holiness then mata annapurna will help us to make our food tasty and energy full.

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How to Awaken Mooladhara Chakra

There are many cultures that conceive of an energetic system which runs the body, but the Yogic Chakra System is said to be 4000-5000 years old. Chakra translates loosely to mean ‘wheel’ from Sanskrit, but it more accurately describes a vortice of rotating energy. Some chakra systems contain twelve primary chakras, other fewer, but they refer to a map of the energy circulating through the body, primarily through the spinal column. Each chakra is situated near an endocrine gland that is responsible for regulating hormonal reactions in the body. The chakras also act as translators of energy. They assimilate energy from surrounding influences, including your own emotions and thoughts and the chakras of others. In the yogic conceptualization of the chakra system there are seven primary energy vortexes.

These regulators of energy are named from Sanskrit: Mooladhara Chakra, Swadhistana Chakra, Manipura Chakra, Anahata Chakra, Vishuddhi (a) Chakra, Ajna Chakra, and Sahasrara Chakra in order from the root of the spine to the crown of the head. The regulation of these chakras is vitally important to your physical health and your spiritual progression. The chakras affect the heart rate, metabolism, your body shape, thoughts, behavior, and physical ailments or addictions, or the lack thereof. In order to stimulate the awakening of each chakra, there are yogic practices designed to assimilate the life force, and then to direct it into a balanced vortex of energy, or chakra, so that it might aid in awakening a higher consciousness. The first of these to be awakened is Mooladhara Chakra.

Mula is a Sanskrit word meaning root or foundation. Swami Satyananda Saraswati tells us that the transcendental nature basis of physical nature is moola prakriti. We all have to evolve from some place, and for most of us that includes our physical, gross nature. Our evolution as a human body with more subtle energetic attributes begins in the ‘root’ of our being. This chakra connects us to all that is physical and earthly.

Location of the Mooladhara Chakra

There is often confusion about the location of the root chakra. It differs very slightly from men to women. In men, it rests “slightly inside the perineum, midway between the scrotum and the anus. It is the inner aspect of that nerve complex which carries all kinds of sensations and is immediately connected with the testes.” In the female body, Mooladhara chakra is located near the cervix, on the posterior side.

The root chakra is also associated with what is referred to as a psychic knot. Specifically, Mooladhara chakra is known as the brahma granthi. This is like a knot of energy in the body. When this knot of energy is released, it allows us to enter Brahma Loka (Nirmanakaya). It also purifies and balances energy in the urogential region similar to the effects of vajroli mudra.

In Buddhist teachings that were influenced by Vedic teachings, nirmanakavya is the physical body of a Buddha, that manifest in the world to teach dharma. The Buddha descends into physical form in order to help all other beings reach enlightenment. Though spiritual in nature, this body is still subject to sickness, old age and death. Tibetan yogis call this the tulku (from the Pail language) and state also, that enlightened beings consciously chose a physical form, though it is subject to the same disease and decay as the rest of us, in order to bring higher consciousness into more prevalence.

Once we choose the enlightened being’s path, the energy from Mooladhara chakra can be released. There are several yogic practices prescribed for this endeavor. These practices should be followed with the help of a seasoned yogi, however, as awakening the root chakra can be accompanied by some interesting sensations and physical side-effects. The body needs to be purified with diet and the advice of a sound guru in order to proceed.

For now, we will begin with the kriyas (purifying actions):

Moola Bandha (perineal contraction) – and Moola Bandha with breath retention – Moola Bandha is one of the first energetic locks we learn to practice. Yoga Journal recently described the bandha as such, “On a physical level, mula bandha consists of a contraction, a muscular lifting-up in the floor of the pelvis. Although the pelvis itself is primarily a bony structure supported with ligaments, the pelvic floor consists of muscle fibers and fascia (connective tissue). These tissues intersect and overlap in complex ways; for our purposes, we can divide the pelvic floor into three muscular levels, each of which can be sensed and moved separately.” Iyengar defines it more simply, “a posture where the body from the anus to the navel is contracted and lifted up toward the spine.” It is not an easy practice to do on the first try. Most of us only have awareness of these muscles when eliminating, if we have awareness at all. There are some great diagrams of human anatomy online which will show you the exact point to focus on when beginning a contraction. With practice, as with all kriyas, this will be refined.

Nasikagra Drishti (nose tip gazing) – the tip of the nose is directly connected to awakening the root chakra. This practice is also known as "Agochari Mudra". It is an auspicious form of Tratak (concentrated gazing). Early practice can cause a headache if you practice to earnestly or too long, so begin in a comfortable seated position and only try thiry second intervals when you begin. You will feel as if you are going cross-eyed, but ideally, your gaze should become softened as you gaze toward the nose tip.

Ideally, these kriyas are accompanied with mindfulness training focusing on the root chakra. Contemplating the energy residing dormant therein can also help it to awaken. All practices should be taken slowly and systematically, in order to allow kundalini shakti (the energy dormant in the root chakra) to rise through a clean and clear channel, i.e. the rest of your nadis are somewhat cleansed and opened through asana practice and other methods described in Hatha Yoga Pradipika or in the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. Eventually, an awakening of the root chakra will lead to enlightenment.

References:
Swami Satyananda Saraswati. Kundalini Tantra. Yoga Publications Trust, Munger, Bihar India, ISBN: 81-85787-15-8

Santoshi Mata Wallpaper

Santoshi Mata Wallpaper
Maa Santoshi is an symbol of love, happiness, and hope. It is so supposed that fast and was pray for her for 16 successive Friday brings quiet and wealth in ones family. Santoshi Maa which is inspire an person to treasure family ideals and to approach out the crisis with one’s resolve. Santoshi Maa is widely worshipped during out India and by Indian reside outer India.

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Maa Kali Devi Wallpaper

Maa Kali Devi Wallpaper
The worship of connecting the great mother and her human being with the family is a single relationship. Kali, the dark Mother which is one of the such divinity through whom devotee and was very tender and warm connection, in spite of her scared exterior. In this relationship, the worshipped becomes a youngster and was Kali assume the structure of the forever-caring mother.

Kali’s nearness to finances foundation wherever the five aspect or “Pancha Mahabhuta” come together, and all experienced addition are absolved, again summit to the cycle of birth and death. The recline Shiva lying flat below the foot of kali advise that lacking the authority of kali, Shiva is include.

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Maata Parvati Wallpaper

Maata Parvati Wallpaper and Photo
Parvati is a Hindu divinity and was supposedly the following wife of Shiva, the Hindu divinity of damage and transformation. Though, she is also the mother of Ganesha and Skanda Some community also supposed her to be the sister of lord Vishnu and Shaktas consider her as the unlimited great Shakti – the personification of the whole force in the world.

In many explanation of the scriptures, Parvati which is also regard as a symbol of Shakti, albeit the gentle feature of that deity since she is a protect goddess. She is regarded the spawn of the Himalaya.