Meeting Sri Thirumeni Guruji

All are welcome to receive the Blessings and guidance of Sri Thirumeni Guruji in Chennai at

Flat No. 7, First Floor
Rams Flats
Door No. 6, K.V. Colony 2nd Street (Near Ayodhya Mandapam)
West Mambalam
Chennai - 33

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

326. Karuna rasa sagara - She who is the sea of the juice of mercy
327. Kalavathi - She who is an artist or she who has crescents
328. Kalaalapa - She whose talk is artful
329. Kaantha - She who glitters
330. Kadambari priya - She who likes the wine called Kadambari or She who likes long stories

(…..to be continued)

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

321. Kaamya - She who is of the form of love
322. Kamakala roopa - She who is the personification of the art of love
323. Kadambha kusuma priya - She who likes the flowers of Kadamba
324. Kalyani - She who does good
325. Jagathi kandha - She who is like a root to the world

(…..to be continued)

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

316. Rathi priya - She who likes Rathi
317. Rakshaa kari - She who protects
318. Rakshasagni - She who kills Rakshasas-ogres opposed to the heaven
319. Raamaa - She who is feminine
320. Ramana lampata - She who is interested in making love to her lord

(…..to be continued)

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

 

Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam

311. Rasya - She who feeds the juice of everything
312. Ranath kinkini mekhala - She who wears the golden waist band with tinkling bells
313. Ramaa - She who is like Lakshmi
314. Raakendu vadana - She who has a face like the full moon
315. Rathi roopa - She who attracts others with her features like Rathi (wife of God of love-Manmatha)

(…..to be continued)

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Sivaratri - February 2014

Om Namah Sivaya !

Sivaratri, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is celebrated on the moonless night of the month of Phalguna, which is the fourteenth day in the Krishnapaksha or dark half. Owing to a special planetary conjunction, spiritual practices done on this day are considered to be especially auspicious and beneficial. It is believed that those who perform the prescribed austerities on this day will be freed from all sins.

Keeping awake on the night of Sivaratri is symbolic of the kind of awareness and oneness of purpose that a spiritual aspirant needs to reach the goal. He cannot afford to be slack even for a moment.

According to the Siva Purana, the Mahasivaratri worship should incorporate six items: offering bilva leaves to the deity after giving it a ceremonial bath, which represents purification of the soul; applying vermilion paste on the Linga after bathing it, which represents virtue; offering food, which is conducive to longevity and the gratification of desires; lighting incense, which yields wealth; lighting an oil lamp, which signifies the attainment of knowledge; and offering betel leaves, which marks satisfaction with worldly pleasures. These six items form an indispensable part of the Mahasivaratri worship, be it a simple ceremony at home or grand temple worship.

Om Namah Sivaya !