@Astrotherapist1 Madam, just have court cases related to marital issues. All tension, stress and parents health concerns are bcz of that.
But apart all that, by prabhu kripa, health, wealth, job and other things are good🙏
On Kuladevata worship. I will enumerate thoughts as points below. Because. Time.
1. Kuladevata temple must be visited once a year at least. It has to be a physical visit.
2. If you can’t visit every year, ask the priest of the temple if you can bring a pinch of the soil to keep in an altar. It might differ from temple to temple.
3. Get into a relationship with your Kuladevata. Think of them as an energy that has been transmitted unbroken down your lineage. It is a genetic imprint.
4. Why visit physical temple then? I don’t know. Honestly it baffles me. I think our ancestors knew some interesting science when they built temples. They are almost like energy portals.
5. Some of you may have attended my nakstara bootcamps about Nakshtra Sthalams and when to visit them.
The experiences people have had has been nothing short of life altering. I can only assume that it’s because of its location and its relationship to their Rasi Nakshatra. Perhaps these temples have been built so that on that when moon transits that temple’s Nakshatra, then some kind of energy portal opens up.
It’s some kind of woo. And I have given up trying to figure out why. But it’s true. That’s all I know. We are venturing into faith territory now.
6. I suppose Kula devata temples have that sort of resonance, but down genetic code rather than cyclical correlations of celestial bodies .. and in this case moon and nakstara constellations so far away.
I have no idea. But Kula devata temple visits are life altering and energetically powerful.
7. Acknowledge this energy by cultivating a relationship with your Kula devata.
8. Some people don’t know their Kula devata. In that case, place an auspicious object(kalasam, betel nuts.. Akanda Deepam if it’s safe or even a stone) in your puja altar and appeal to the energy for 48 days starting shukla Paksha Pratipada.
9. Most kula devatas are grama devatas. They are the gods your ancestors ancestors ancestors prayed to… and there is a connection to that land and to your genetic inheritance.
One of my favourite stories to tell and I have mentioned this many times as to how I couldn’t connect with the temple during covid lockdown to send money for oil lamp lighting there…
At that time I had a Lalitha sahasarnamam chanting group. We have been doing it for months and one day I casually mentioned that the person who arranged for this oil donation had passed away and we can’t send the money.
4 of the 6 women in the group recognized my kula devata temple and said that it was their kula devata too. What are the chances? Tell me that it isn’t that Devi bringing us together.. some karmic clan memory had brought us together.
Also.. if anyone’s Kula devata is Siruvachur Mathura Kaliamman .. Hey! 👋
P.S: if your family didn’t know Kula devata but have been worshipping a deity for at least three generations, then its equivalent to your Kula devata and has same importance.
@Yashraajsharrma May be all at different times.. but now mostly i ask for good health n protection for me n family (still a desire) and thanks for the everlasting blessings
Tomorrow is Mahalaya Amavasya.
You will see many remedies being shared on social media, but do not get swayed by them.
Follow the rituals of your own community. If you are unsure about the rituals, ask your elders and observe them sincerely. Remember, we are born in a particular community for a reason—honour and follow those traditions.
If still unsure remember all your ancestors pray to them,then do rice daanam in the temple
@jainmitesh1985@BaapofOption@TA_Purvesh U just do your karma.. ppl are doing theirs..
Phal will be urs n theirs based on karma respectively
Do t good deeds n keep on going
Let them do what they do
@buttercupmoney Naa naa.. war to start hi nahi hui..
PoJK bhi ayega, baloch bhi banega...
Hopefully issi saal ho jaye..
Kyunki Kutte ki dum fir bhi ek baar seedhi ho jaye.. Inn Porkies ki nahi hogi
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