? Om Sri Guru Vishwakarma Parabrahmane Namah

⚜️ Religious matter⚜️

Regarding the lamps for the house of God:

- Lamps should be lit using sesame oil or ghee. Other oils are considered unsuitable.
- One lamp should be lit on one pillar, or five lamps on one pillar during inaugurations and occasions.
- Two lamps on the same pillar signify disagreement, three indicate death, and four indicate confusion.
- The five lamps are for worship only.

The ideal number of wicks:
- Two wicks symbolize body and soul.
- Three wicks form the Trishakti (Trinity) form.
- Four wicks are not recommended.
- Five wicks are symbolic of the Pentateuch.

Additional guidelines:
- The lamp, pillar, and fuel oil should be kept clean, without any insects.
- Sesame oil and ghee should not be mixed.
- The lamp should be placed on the right side of the deity, or on both the left and right sides if there are two lamps.
- The lamp should face the worshipper, facing east, north, or towards the deity.

? Lord Shri Parasurama?

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Ganesha Wins the First Honor

One day, Lord Shiva and his wife Parvati were joyfully spending time with their two sons, Ganesha and Subramanya, on Mount Kailash. They decided to hold a competition for their children and showed them a special fruit.

"This fruit is imbued with wisdom and immortality," Shiva explained. "To win it, you must circle the world three times. Whoever returns first will be the winner."

Both Ganesha and Kartikeya eagerly eyed the fruit, determined to win. Kartikeya, without wasting a moment, mounted his peacock. "I'll return soon with victory!" he exclaimed as he flew off into the sky.

Ganesha watched his brother speed away and pondered, knowing that his own physique would not allow him to compete in a race of speed. He then approached his parents with a thoughtful smile.

"Father, Mother," Ganesha said, "you are my universe. To me, encircling you is like circling the entire world."

With that, Ganesha calmly circumambulated Shiva and Parvati three times, his actions filled with devotion and reverence. Upon completing his circles, he stopped before his parents.

Parvati looked at him with affection. "Ganesha, what you have done shows wisdom beyond your years," she said.

"Indeed," agreed Shiva. "True understanding lies in seeing the universe within those you love and revere."

Thus, while Kartikeya was still on his journey, Ganesha, with his wise approach, won the competition and the special fruit, earning the esteemed status of first honor.

27 forms of ganapati according to 27 nakshatra are mentioned below. Anyone having problem related to their nakshatra worship that form of ganapati.

1. Ashwini Nakshatra - Dvija Ganapati: Symbolizes purity and spiritual rebirth, aiding in healing and auspicious beginnings.

2. Bharani Nakshatra - Siddhi Ganapati: Master of success and enlightenment, perfect for those seeking fulfillment.

3. Kritika Nakshatra - Ucchhishta Ganapati: Emphasizes wisdom and knowledge, transforming obstacles into opportunities.

4. Rohini Nakshatra - Vighna Ganapati: Removes obstacles, especially related to material wealth, ideal for new ventures.

5. Mrigshira Nakshatra - Kshipra Ganapati: Swiftly dispels problems, bringing immediate blessings and solutions.

6. Aadra Nakshatra - Heramba Ganapati: Protector of the weak, offering safety and immense power.

7. Punarvashu Nakshatra - Lakshmi Ganapati: Associated with prosperity, enhancing material and spiritual well-being.

8. Pushya Nakshatra - Maha Ganapati: Represents grandeur and wisdom, ensuring success and stability in significant projects.

9. Ashalesa Nakshatra - Vijaya Ganapati: Bestows victory in battles and challenges, ideal for competitive situations.

10. Magha Nakshatra - Nritya Ganapati: Signifies joy and creativity, aiding those in the performing arts.

11. P. Falguni Nakshatra - Urdhva Ganapati: Helps rise above challenges, achieving higher goals.

12. U. Falguni Nakshatra - Ekakshara Ganapati: Linked with deep meditation and spiritual insight, symbolized by 'Om.'

13. Hasta Nakshatra - Varada Ganapati: Grants boons and wishes, ensuring comfort and prosperity.

14. Chitra Nakshatra - Tryakshara Ganapati: Provides insights and clarity, overcoming challenges through focused meditation.

15. Swati Nakshatra - Kshipra Prasada Ganapati: Quickly resolves conflicts, granting peace and happiness.

16. Vishakha Nakshatra - Haridra Ganapati: Symbolizes auspiciousness and prosperity, aiding in successful activities.

17. Anuradha Nakshatra - Ekadanta Ganapati: Signifies selflessness, promoting overcoming personal limitations.

18. Jyestha Nakshatra - Sristhi Ganapati: Aids in creativity and new beginnings, fostering innovation.

19. Moola Nakshatra - Uddanda Ganapati: Fierce nature helps uproot deep-seated obstacles.

20. P. Asadha Nakshatra - Rinamochana Ganapati: Specializes in relieving debts, achieving financial and spiritual freedom.

21. U. Asadha Nakshatra - Dhundhi Ganapati: Aids in achieving clarity and personal growth.

22. Shrawan Nakshatra - Dvimukha Ganapati: Offers foresight and guidance with two faces seeing all directions.

23. Dhanistha Nakshatra - Trimukha Ganapati: Represents time’s cycles, aiding in understanding past, present, and future.

24. Satvikha Nakshatra - Sinha Ganapati: The lion-faced Ganesha symbolizes courage, overcoming fears.

25. P. Bhadra Nakshatra - Yoga Ganapati: Supports spiritual balance and harmony, depicted in a meditative pose.

26. U. Bhadra Nakshatra - Durga Ganapati: Associated with strength and protection, eradicating negativity.

27. Revati Nakshatra - Sankatahara Ganapati: Removes distress and difficulties, offering peace and tranquility.

Worshiping the form of Ganesha linked to your nakshatra can help resolve issues and promote well-being.
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Hi Sir..I want to go out of my body. Is there an easy way to do it?

Answer: Why you should go out of the body? What is out, is also in. When you realize this, both in and out become one. Anyway, techniques are there to go beyond the body. In our Karya Siddhi Yoga we have devised many meditation techniques to go beyond the body. But whatever technique you learn, it's just another technique. That's all. The thing is you should practice more to actually experience it.

As far as I know, going out of the body is not that much easy. All the bondages should be cut. At least you should get rid of more than 50% of bondages. Best way is to focus on the energy within. With practice, the energy is intensified. As intensity increases, gradually it expands beyond the body.

Whether you go in or out, it doesn't matter. You can choose the one which suits you better. Because the more you go out, the deeper you go in. The deeper you go in, the more you expand out.

GO INSIDE OR OUTSIDE. AT THE END YOU WILL FIND NO SIDES AT ALL.

Love your way???

? Venus and Wife

Venus holds the significance of being the karaka (significator) planet for the wife in both Nadi Jyotishya and Parashara systems of Vedic astrology. It is typically associated with love, beauty, luxury, and relationships.

When Venus is exalted in Pisces, the ruler of Taurus and Libra gains strength and amplifies its positive qualities. This planetary position can grant an individual a harmonious marriage, a spouse who is attractive and possesses a refined sense of beauty, and a fulfilling relationship overall.

However, an exalted Venus doesn't always translate to a perfectly rosy picture when it comes to the "beautiful wife" phenomenon. Other planetary influences can create complexities:

• Venus with Moon: This combination might lead to a tendency for over-ornamentation. These individuals may have a strong affinity for beauty products and fashion. Their charts often show Venus in the house of Moon or vice-versa.

• Venus with Mercury: This conjunction can indicate a desire to adorn oneself to attract attention and admiration from others.

• Venus with Mars (Shukra-Kuja): This pairing might create a dynamic where the wife's adornment is more subdued or practical. There might be a preference for understated elegance.

• Venus with Jupiter (Shukra-Guru): This combination can suggest a wife who favors traditional styles and adornment choices.

• Venus with Saturn (Shukra-Shani): This conjunction can indicate a challenge in achieving a glamorous appearance, despite efforts in adornment. The wife might have a more minimalist or practical approach to beauty.

• Venus with Rahu (Shukra-Rahu): Individuals with this placement often possess a natural magnetism and allure. Even with minimal adornment, they can appear strikingly attractive. They have an inherent charm that transcends conventional beauty standards.

• Venus with Ketu (Shukra-Ketu): This combination may suggest a detachment from material adornment. These individuals might prioritize inner beauty and spiritual growth over external appearances.

Important Note: These are general interpretations and should not be taken as definitive predictions. A comprehensive analysis of the birth chart, including the placement of other planets, aspects, and divisional charts, is necessary to gain deeper insights into spousal attributes and marital dynamics.

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Sir, if I am witnessing without acting or reacting, how to do my work?

Answer: If you observe, you will realize that you are thinking of more irrelevant things even when you are working. They are no way related to your work. You will be either remembering the past or imagining the future. If you make decisions and take action considering past experience, present situation and future results, it is relevant to your work.

But you will spend very very less time on this. Rest of the time thoughts will be reflecting mechanically. That means, the mind is using you. You should stop those irrelevant thoughts. In the beginning whenever you are free, observe this mechanical function of your mind. Then gradually you will have the capacity to use your mind.

Mind your mind???

A man visited a temple where His Holiness Jagadguru Shankaracharya Sri Sri Bharati Tirtha Mahaswamij was camping during a Vijaya Yatra. He left his expensive sandals outside the temple and entered with his thoughts constantly on the safety of the sandals. He joined the queue for the sacred water. On his turn, he introduced himself to the Acharya.
H.H : I am glad that you have come for the Darshan. Why haven’t you brought your children?
He : They are sceptical and highly irresponsible, Guruji.
H.H : Oh, why do you say so?
He : When I asked them to accompany me, they retorted that they would rather sit at home and think of God. How ignorant of them!
H.H : (Smiling) Doesn’t sitting at home thinking of God seem a better option than coming here and thinking of sandals?
He : (Astounded) I beg Your forgiveness, Guruji.
H.H : (Compassionately) Having got the opportunity to have the Darshan of Sharada and Chandramouleeswara, why not focus the mind on them?

His Holiness then blessed him with the sacred Theertham.

The Significance of Found Money: A Vedic Perspective

If you find money on the street and bring it home, it can be considered a sign of good fortune. In many cultures, finding unexpected money is seen as a blessing from the goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity.

According to Vedic principles, money has great significance in our lives. Acharya Chanakya, the renowned Indian philosopher, emphasized the importance of understanding and respecting the value of money. He believed that money can act as a true friend, especially during difficult times. Those who recognize the role of money in their lives are more likely to achieve financial stability and success.

However, it is important to be mindful in how one uses the found money. The scriptures advise against immediately donating or spending the money in a temple or on others. Instead, it is recommended to keep the money and let it bring you good fortune. The money can be seen as a sign of the blessings of your ancestors or a divine indication that your efforts will be rewarded.

If you find a coin on the road, it is considered a spiritual symbol. According to Vastu Shastra, the ancient Indian science of architecture and design, finding money on the street is a sign that the blessings of your ancestors are with you. It suggests that if you put in full effort, you will achieve success and progress.

The amount of money found can also hold significance. For example, finding money while returning from work may indicate a financial benefit in the near future. It is believed that those blessed by Lakshmi will have a steady flow of money.

If you meet a mangalmukhi (an auspicious person) on your way and they ask you for money, you should give them money and take back one rupee from them. Bring that one rupee home, wash it in turmeric water, and keep it in your purse or cupboard.

In conclusion, if you find money on the street, it is generally considered a positive sign. Rather than immediately donating or spending it, it is advised to keep the money and allow it to bring you good fortune. Treat the found money with respect, as it is believed to be a symbol of the divine's blessings upon you.

Sir how to keep our thoughts clear? And why do unwanted things reflect in our mind? If I don't want to get disturbed or irritated when I see some people or think of them. what should I do? How to change that in my thought level? Why does the mind go to the same frequency which was passed when we think of it? How to remove those imprints which are deeply rooted?

Answer: There are three types of unwanted thoughts.

1. Thoughts related to the pain you have experienced.

2.Thoughts come out of guilt.

1. Thoughts which will create pain to self or others.

You suppress these unwanted thoughts and they go to the unconscious and dark side of your mind. In this deeper level they are hidden. Painful imprints are more stronger than pleasurable imprints. You feel pain in the deeper level because others touch that which is hidden in the deeper level.

What you have hidden has become wounded. When it is touched you feel pain. As the wound is on the dark side, you are also not aware of it. Through a person or a situation you come to know that there is a wound inside. A person or a situation is like a mirror. They just reflect what is hidden inside you.

If you are not reflected beautifully in the mirror, it is not the fault of the mirror. Fault is in you. By avoiding the mirror you can not become beautiful. Using the mirror, find out wounds and try to cure them. After wounds are healed, you will be reflected beautifully in the mirror.

When you think of something, your mind goes to the same frequency. Because it is the very nature of the mind. You think of those painful events again and again, because the wound is still tr there. Itching is there. They need your attention.

Awareness is the medicine. Awareness is the light. If you expose the wound to the light, it will be healed.

Be aware of the wounds???

? spiritual thought.?

Do you know the beneficial benefits of taking camphor in the bath water?

Camphor is used to light the Aarti in the worship of God. If you see this while worshiping, the mind will get so much satisfaction. Major among camphor are Aarti camphor and Emerald camphor. It is used to make Mangalarti.

It is also a good perfume. They also prepare various medicines from camphor.

If you do mangalarati with camphor at home every day, the smoke will mix in the air and purify the atmosphere and bring sanctity.
See more of its uses here.

A pinch of camphor emerald taken every day not only lowers blood pressure but also reduces infections.

Some emerald camphor mixed with sandalwood can cure urinary related diseases.

Bathing with some camphor in the bath water will help in killing many germs on the skin.

If you tie some camphor flakes in a cloth and keep it close while sleeping, blood circulation will be good.

It also helps in metabolism.
Elders have been using it since time immemorial to add some emerald camphor to the cooking food to enhance the taste of the food, give it aroma and become a symbol of sanctity.

If there are many mosquitoes in your house, put camphor in a glass of water and keep it under the bed to get rid of mosquitoes.

Brushing your teeth with a little emerald camphor every day will kill germs, remove dental problems, and even remove bad breath.

A little mixture of camphor and jaggery gives relief from asthma.

Put some neem leaves and camphor in hot water and sprinkle it in your house to get rid of flies, insects and mosquitoes. Also your house will be full of fragrance.

If you mix some camphor with coconut oil and apply it on your scalp, it will reduce dandruff.

Mix heated coconut oil with camphor until it melts and apply it on your skin for the whole night and wash it off after waking up in the morning.

Soaking your feet with some camphor in lukewarm water for half an hour will keep your heels from cracking.