bhargavasarma {nirikhi krishna bhagavan}

Dear SriHari-Bhaktas, Namaskaara I am delighted to share with you all that, in my pravrutti saadhana and in pursuit of my sankalpa to convert my articles into booklets for the benefit of devout/novice society, with Sri GuruRaayara prerana/anugraha and my poorva janma sukrutha a sincere attempt (as per my yogyata) has been made to bring out my 16th eBook (PDF) titled… PARVAKAALA SAADHANA (a rare informative script ) I am confident that, devout society would make best use of the information provided in the book-let and kindly also share with the likeminded. 'nAham kartA hariH kartA' Hari SArvottama – Vaayu Jeevotama Sri GuruRaajo Vijayate dhanyavaad bhargavasarma (nirikhi krishna bhagavan) Link for downloading... https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wA0H0MKEYshD_mgf-3Qe349E5NzzJjUM/view?usp=sharing https://archive.org/details/parvakaala-saadhana-20.11.2022

Religion Vs Spirituality -  Point of view... The terms   religion   and   spirituality   are often confusing; disputed but still cannot be differentiated. Both go together; complement each other; cannot be separated. Historically, the words   religious   and   spiritual   have been synonymously used to describe the various aspects of the concept of religion. Both religion and spirituality can involve belief in a deity, spiritual or mystical experiences, rituals, as well as value systems and beliefs, about morality and ethics and an understanding of how the world works. These things are not necessarily be religious or spiritual, they can be both. Spirituality   is essence and philosophy of the   religion .   Religion   is rather an extension of   spirituality ; it is a part and parcel of   spirituality .  Religion is philosophy in action. Reli gion is a medium through which   spirituality ...

Full Moon day in Phalguna masam is celebrated as   Holi festival. If that day is associated with Uttara Phalguni star it is said to be highly meritorious for worshiping Goddess Sri Maha Lakshmi. It is also a Manvaadi day when Brahma Saavarni Manvanthara had commenced. Holi festival is associated with the story of Lord Shiva and Manmatha who is also known as Kamadeva. In South India it is known as   Kama-Dahana meaning burning of lust. We find people lighting a bonfire in commemoration of Manmatha (Kamadeva) the Lord of passion, getting burnt to the furious gaze of Lord Shiva when He was disturbed from His steadfast penance. When Manmatha got burnt into ashes he became body-less without any form and came to be known as Ananga.  Later in the 28th Dwapara Yuga during Sri Krishna-avathara Manmatha was born as son of Lord Sri Krishna and Rukmini Devi and came to be known as Pradyumna. Holi festival is also associated with the story of Holika (the demoness sister...

Worship of Lord Shiva is prevailing in Hindu philosophy since time immemorial perhaps since Vedic times on par with Lord Vishnu. There are several historical and pouranic references to the worship of Lord Shiva and we find several divine personalities having worshiped Lord Shiva on different occasions for various reasons. Lord Vishnu in his incarnations (human form) also worshiped Lord Shiva for Loka Kalyana; welfare of the mankind and to maintain the loka-reeti (local conventions). Without delving into scriptural intricacies let us try to understand Lord Shiva the modest God in modest form.     Who is Lord Shiva? Shiva is son of Lord Brahma ( Virinchi ), instantly emerged out ( Sadhyojatha ) from centre of his eye brows at the time of creation. Soon after His birth Shiva started crying/roaring fiercely ( Roudra ) hence called Rudra ( Rodanaat-Rudra ).  One of the Trinity Lords (Brahma-Vishnu-Maheshwara) ruling Thamasa guna (Ahankaara Tattva); Shiva is entru...