Atrocities of Brahmakumaris are going out of hands on each passing day.
This woman is accusing them of creating disputes in her family.
They ruined her family. Her father passed away. They trapped her brother and poisoned his mind to the extent of making him keep all their properties with him and not to share anything with her-his sister.
They are doing this with ill intentions of grabbing their family’s properties. Making him to write for them. So they are cutting her off.
She should take help of Hindu organisations. These Brahmakumaris have a become a big menace in Telugu states. First they will push you away from Hinduism, then ruin your families, take all your properties and cash and then bring your family onto the roads.
Irony is despite so many cases, no action will be taken against them.
Telugu Hindus are battling with
Islamists
Conversion Mafia
Brahmakumaris
@bharaniastro06 To read it every Wednesday, or Saturday, or ekadasi, shravana nakshatra for a year and see visible changes. Practice the chants till you can read it easily.Lord Vishnu will truly bless you.
@bharaniastro06 I have never seen such a thing happening. Infact vishnu sahasranam helped people progress spiritually and economically in life. It bestows whatever you want or deserve. It requires persistence. Patience. 1 day ,1 week or 1 month of reading alone is not sufficient. Make a point
Admire him or hate him but we are going to miss him badly after his retirement
The eyes reveal a lot, and I've never seen deceit or dishonesty in his eyes. I've always seen a determination to achieve something.
Before Prime Minister Modi, we had never really witnessed strong leadership.
By the time Indira Gandhi was in office, millennials like me hadn't even been born.
For our generation, he is the strongest leader we have seen.
You may have noticed a pattern in some people's lives.
Whenever they make a mistake or knowingly do something wrong they seem to face the consequences almost immediately.
On the other hand, there are people who continue doing wrong again and again, yet nothing appears to happen to them.
From an astrological perspective, this is often seen as the influence of Saturn (Shani).
A well-placed Saturn tends to deliver lessons quickly, preventing negative karma from accumulating.
Whereas a poorly placed or afflicted Saturn may allow negative karma to build up over time, with the consequences arriving much later and sometimes becoming so significant that even future generations may be affected.
This is an astrological interpretation, not a universal rule.
చాలా మంది అడుగుతున్నారు దక్షిణామూర్తి స్వామి అనుష్ఠానం ఎలా చేయాలి అని!! నేను follow అయింది చెప్తా
✅ ఒక సంవత్సరం క్రితం నాకు చిన్నప్పుడు వేదం నేర్పిన గురువులని గౌరవప్రదంగా కలిసా!! by june 2026 నీకు గురు బలం తగ్గుతుంది అని చెప్పారు
✅ solution అడిగా…అప్పుడు ఆయన నువ్వు ముందు లక్ష గాయత్రీలు పూర్తి చేయ్ తర్వాత కలువు అన్నాడు
✅ మొన్న ఏప్రిల్ నెలలో కలిసా శైవోపనిషత్ లో ఉన్న మంత్రాన్ని ఉపదేశించారు based on my birth chart…దాని result 2 months లో వచ్చేసింది అదే tweet చేసా ❤️🔥
✅ ఇది అందరికీ సాధ్యం కాదు కాబట్టి, ఆది శంకరులు వ్రాసిన దక్షిణామూర్తి స్తోత్రం చదవండి చాలా చాలా powerful 🙌🏻
✅ దొంగ బాబాలని పక్కన పెడితే, నిజమైన గురు స్వరూపం ��యిన దత్తాత్రేయ స్వామి, దక్షిణామూర్తి power అర్థం అవుతుంది 🫰🏻 trust me within a month గురువు recharge అయిపోతాడు మీ జాతక చక్రం లో 🙏🏼
#SanatanaDharma
🪐 अतिचारगते जीवे शनौ वक्रत्वमागते ।
हाहाकारं जगत्सर्वं विशेषाद् दक्षिणदिशि ॥
When Jupiter moves in Atichara (accelerated motion) and Saturn turns retrograde, widespread turmoil, unrest, and collective suffering manifest across the world, especially towards the southern direction.
👉 We are witnessing an accelerated Jupiter along with a retrograde Saturn in the current transit.
👉 Jyotish doesn’t create events, it observes the rhythm of time. Such combinations have traditionally been associated with periods of geopolitical tension, natural calamities, economic uncertainty and mass anxiety.
The coming months deserve observation, not fear.
#SaturnRetrograde #Jupiter #Astrology #Jyotish
A true teacher or rather, a genuine guide will invariably lead you through the path of hardship and disciplined effort.
This is because they first seek to determine whether you are truly worthy of the knowledge they possess.
Before imparting profound wisdom, they test whether you have the character, perseverance, and sincerity required to receive it.
Until they are convinced of your worthiness, they continue to test you in one way or another.
While it may appear that only you are being tested, in reality, those around you are often part of the same process.
Consider, for example, an individual whose first Sade Sati was exceptionally difficult.
They may have been born during Sade Sati itself, and their early years could have been marked by immense struggles.
Yet, when Saturn returns approximately twenty-eight years later and the next Sade Sati begins, that very same individual may rise to extraordinary prominence even becoming a king, metaphorically speaking.
Why does this transformation occur?
Because during those twenty-eight years, the individual remained steadfast.
They embraced the discipline, perseverance, and lessons that Saturn demanded.
They never abandoned the path of hard work, nor did they forget the wisdom that Saturn sought to instill.
Instead, they continued moving forward with unwavering dedication.
This perfectly illustrates the distinction between what I refer to as Potential and Kinetic Astrology.
Every horoscope contains latent potential, but potential alone is never sufficient.
It must be activated through sustained effort, discipline, and right action.
When Saturn returns, it rewards those who have transformed their potential into tangible capability.
For this reason, the first Sade Sati is arguably the most significant. It lays the foundation for the future.
The lessons learned, the discipline cultivated, and the resilience developed during this initial cycle largely determine the outcomes of the second and third Sade Sati.
In many ways, they shape what you ultimately achieve in life.
- Kartikeya Singh
This post on the benefits of Vishnu Sahasranamam parayanam reminds me of my own journey with this timeless practice.
I learnt the Vishnu Sahasranamam in 1998. For most of the years since, I chanted it on special days: Ekadashi, some Saturdays, occasions that called for it. I enjoyed it every single time. A remarkable calm would come over me the moment I finished. And yet, despite the benefits I experienced, I somehow never found the discipline to do it daily. Twenty-eight years of an experience I valued, and I still let it stay occasional.
This year, faced with some challenges, I felt I needed that calming anchor rather than merely admiring it and chanting it occasionally. Since the beginning of the year I have chanted it every day, and I am truly glad the discipline finally came.
Somewhere in these months it stopped being something I do. I now feel incomplete on a day I have not chanted it.
What prompted me to start in the first place was Adi Shankaracharya’s Bhaja Govindam, where he exhorts us: “Geyam Gita nama sahasram.” Recite the Bhagavad Gita and the thousand names.
My reaction to that verse was not devotional. It was closer to an economist’s instinct about revealed preference. Here is Adi Shankara, arguably the finest philosophical mind India has produced, a man who dismantled every competing school of thought before he was thirty. He could have prescribed anything. Out of the entire corpus available to him, he pointed to two texts: the Gita, and the thousand names. When someone of that calibre narrows the field so sharply, the sensible response is not to argue. It is to try it.
So I began. And I have really enjoyed chanting it every time in these 28 years.
If I were to offer one thing to anyone starting out, it would be this. I try to chant it meditatively. Not racing to finish, but listening to the sound of each word as I say it, attention resting on the syllable being uttered right now. Done this way, the stotram becomes an anchor to the present moment, which is the hardest place to keep the mind and the only place from which anything useful gets done. The names do the work. You only have to listen.
I write this mainly for the young. Somewhere along the way, many of our brightest students have absorbed the idea that a practice like this belongs to a different India, one they have outgrown. That you can have rigour or you can have the stotram, and choosing the first means quietly setting down the second. It is a false trade, and it costs them something.
Which is why I am glad to share Prof. Kamakoti’s thoughts on the Vishnu Sahasranamam parayanam. Hear him in his own words. A computer scientist who has built his career in computer architecture, embedded systems and cybersecurity, now leading one of the most demanding technical institutions in the country. Nothing about that life required him to give this up.
To any student who has wondered whether the two can sit together, there is your answer.
Some things are best understood not by debating them, but by trying them with sincerity and consistency. Whether you come to the Vishnu Sahasranamam through devotion, through philosophy, or simply as a contemplative practice, I have found it a remarkable source of focus and inner energy.
My thanks to Prof. Kamakoti for prompting this reflection.
Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya.
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#milaap
I have astrologically predicted this very clearly already ..
https://t.co/0aNc4a5COL
I assure you all again..
Whatever she is saying and explaining in the video is nice & accurate.
Astrologically
Dollar 💵 💲 value will come down gradually with time specially after mid 2027 when worst period of USA 🇺🇸 starts..
USA 🇺🇸 hold as world number 1 super power will be over with in 10-12 years from now..
And
For all NRIs and anyone planning for long term stay in USA.
Think again.
Things gonna get worse and worse only for you all as coming period come to pass.
The sooner you all understand this better it is for you and your family safety and otherwise.
Rest I can only share my predictions and readings in the end choice is yours only..
Lastly trust me on this Bharat 🇮🇳 will be the best place to live and grow in the coming period ..
As clearly told to you all so many times.
Its our time now..
Rest all happens as Mahadev decides.
So let's see..
Har Har Mahadev
My complete support to the Hindu Auto guy. Article 19 guarantees freedom of speech and expression. No Tom, Dick, or Harry can silence or intimidate anyone for expressing their views. If any law has been violated, let the courts decide. Let the law prevail, not mob justice.
@BJP4Telangana
A real life incident of the power of Rakshanam of Shri Ramaraksha Stotram 🪷
Somewhere during 1982/83, a young Indian lady was on a visit to the U.S. on an assignment.
She was in Brooklyn, New York.
One day, after completing the day’s work, she left the office. It was late in the evening.
Unfortunately, she could not get a taxi to reach her temporary residence which was at an approximate distance of a kilometer and a half, and the road ran through the locality known for pockets of notoriety with the presence of anti social elements.
The lady had no other alternative but to walk down the distance; the very thought instilled fear in her.
But she started walking reciting Shri Ramraksha Stotram with complete faith.
She knew the meaning of all verses of the stotram and when she reached the shloka -
आत्तसज्जधन��षा विषुस्पृशा वक्षया शुगनिषङ्ग सङिगनौ ।
रक्षणाय मम रामलक्ष्मणावग्रत: पथि सदैव गच्छताम् ॥२०॥
which means that "May Bhagwan Shri Rama and Lakshmana armed with bows and arrows always protect and escort me in my path", she kept repeating this one shloka.
On her way, the lady could see groups of rough looking black youngsters at many places, talking in high voice, but surprisingly they were silent and withdrew when she passed by.
And she reached her safe locality, without any untoward incident whatsoever taking place all along the road.
Near her residence, she met a youth acquaintance, who gave her a friendly smile.
On reaching home, she completed the recitation of the remaining portion of the Ramraksha Stotram, prayed to Bhagwan Shri Ram and expressed gratitude to Him for her safe return.
Next morning the youth acquaintance whom she had met the previous evening asked her, ”What was the matter yesterday?
You were escorted by two policemen”.
“No” she said in surprise.
“I was alone,” she said.
“What?” he asked.
*“I saw that you were escorted by two sturdy and tall Police Officers armed with revolvers,”* he said with a ring of conviction.
She realized that Bhagwan Shri Rama and Lakshmana were actually protecting her all along..
This story had appeared in ‘Satya Katha' , a Marathi Magazine, long ago.
A devotee of Bhagwan Sri Ram sent it; it was in Marathi, and an attempt is made to translate it into English.
Bhagwan Shri Rama will certainly protect us at all times and at all places as He protected the lady in U.S.
Jaanaki kaanta smarana jaya jaya Rama Rama !!!! 🙏
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116 ఏళ్ల వయస్సులోనూ శ్రీ వేంకటేశ్వర స్వామివారి దర్శనం కోసం కాలినడకన తిరుమలకు చేరుకున్న ఆ వృద్ధ భక్తురాలి అచంచల భక్తి ప్రతి ఒక్కరికీ స్ఫూర్తిదాయకం.
ఆ భక్తురాలికి, ఆమె కుటుంబ సభ్యులకు శ్రీవారి ప్రత్యేక దర్శనం కల్పించాలని నిర్ణయించుకున్నాను.
ఆమె గురించి ఎవరికైనా వివరాలు తెలిసి ఉంటే, దయచేసి టీటీడీ చైర్మన్ తిరుమల క్యాంపు కార్యాలయాన్ని నేరుగా సంప్రదించగలరు.
శ్రీ వేంకటేశ్వ�� స్వామివారి అనుగ్రహం ఆమెపై, ఆమె కుటుంబ సభ్యులపై ఎల్లప్పుడూ ఉండాలని హృదయపూర్వకంగా ప్రార్థిస్తున్నాను.
#Tirumala #TTD #Srivaru #SanatanaDharma #Devotion #BRTNaidu
A small glimpse from "Narayana Te Namo Namo"—a timeless Bhakti Sankeertana of Sri Tallapaka Annamacharya, rendered by Bhavapriya for 'Vande Guru Paramparaam.' Watch the complete presentation on our YouTube channel.
On a quiet morning in Coonoor, a gentle figure walked into the Military Hospital. No cameras. No media. Just a President with a purpose. It was Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
Dr. Kalam had heard that Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw was admitted there.
Dr. Kalam stepped beside him and asked softly, "Are you comfortable? Is there anything you need? Any complaint?"
Sam looked up, smiled, and said, "Yes... just one complaint."
Concerned, Dr. Kalam leaned closer. "What is your complaint?"
And Sam said: "The most respected President of my country is standing before me... and I cannot rise to salute him."
Silence filled the room.
Two giants of India, bound not by rank but by respect.
As Dr. Kalam prepared to leave, Sam quietly mentioned something he had never demanded: the arrears of his Field Marshal pension, which had been pending for years.
A week later, the Defence Secretary arrived in Wellington with a cheque of nearly ₹1.3 crore. Dr. Kalam had acted instantly.
And then came the most Sam Bahadur moment of all... he donated the entire amount to the Army Relief Fund.
Real heroes never ask for respect. They simply live in a way that generations salute them.
#SamManekshaw #kalam #humility
BIG NEWS 🚨 94-year-old Andhra woman gives up US citizenship.
"Collector garu, I am nearing 95 years of age"
"My only wish is to spend my final days in my motherland India" 🥹
"I want my last rites to be performed in my native village"
"Please help me obtain Indian citizenship at the earliest" ♥️