I don’t tell time ..I give hints.
who understand me, forget themselves.
I am the essence of karma.
Have faith… bt keep your eyes open.
My play, your questions.
Nakshatras that give OP children:
OP means "overpowered" and by OP i don't necessarily mean teleportation etc, but still such children can be OP
If someone has 5L in Swati, Krittika, Rohini, Magha, Pushya, Jyeshta, Chitra, Mula, Uttara Ashada, Shatbisha or Uttara Bhadra
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Rajasshrava or Menstruation is a time when apana vayu is active. Apana vayu is the downward outward flowing air which is associated with elimination of food waste and outflow of period blood It is associated with lower chakras like Muladhara and Swadishtana.
Where as vrata acharna is associated with higher chakras and prana vayu the inward upward flowing air.
Vrata Acharna during rajasahrava is like trying to swim in the opposite direction of river stream. It would cause dense energy to flow upward and cause discomfort
Lighting mrittika deepam( earthen clay lamp collected from fertile earth) is beneficial during Deepavali.
Mrittika means Mother earth or Soul. Mother Earth is also called Dharini(one who bears)
Just came across GEJJE (kannada song), and it’s honestly one of the most moving Kannada devotional songs I’ve heard recently. Beyond the melody, the lyrics carry such a rich, sacred essence.
Am quoting few lines here from the lyrics here.
Kannada: "ಪ್ರಾಣ ನೀನು ಮಿಡಿಯುವೆ ನಾನು"
English: You are the life's breath within, and I am the heart that throbs with it.
Kannada: "ಭಕುತಿಯ ಬಯಲಿನ ನವಿಲೆ ನಾನು, ಮುಕುತಿಯ ಮುಗಿಲಿನ ಮಳೆ ನೀನು"
English: I am a peacock in the meadow of devotion; You are the rain from the cloud of liberation."
The Story Behind the song - GEJJE
After intense penance on the Kodachadri peak, Adi Shankaracharya persuaded the Maa to descend to bless humanity. She agreed on one condition: he must walk ahead and never look back, trusting her presence solely by the ringing sound of her "gejje" (ankle bells).
As they reached Kollur, the sweet chiming suddenly fell silent. Anxious, Shankaracharya turned around to check and by breaking the condition, the Goddess settled permanently at that very spot, establishing the revered Kollur Mookambika Temple.
Please listen and watch this song...
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#Jupiter is exceptionally strong, the field of Guru becomes more consequential; so the distinction between authentic & counterfeit Guru-tattva may become more visible.