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Significance of Snake Worship Introduction & Significance Naga Chaturthi, falling on the 4th day during the bright fortnight of the auspicious Sravana Maasa, followed by Naga Panchami on the next day, is celebrated as the Naga Devatha festival. The Serpent God Aadi Sesha is the presiding Deity for Panchami thithi. It is a festival celebrated every year in honour of snakes. It is considered highly auspicious and sacred to worship the Serpent God on these days. It is said to be the day Lord Brahma gave a boon to serpents that they would be adored by human beings on Earth. Generally, we find people getting scared at the sight of a snake, but in reality, serpents have become part and parcel of our Hindu religion and culture. They have acquired a prominent place in the Hindu Puranas. Among the snakes, the Cobra is considered the Serpent God (Naga Devatha), and Nagaaradhana (snake worship) has been one of the accepted sattsampradayas in the Hindu religion since yore. There is a separate ...

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ಮಿಥ್ಯಾಸಿಧ್ಧಾಂತ   ದುರ್ಧ್ವಾಂತ   ವಿಧ್ವಂಸನ   ವಿಚಕ್ಷಣ : | ಜಯತೀರ್ಥಾಖ್ಯ   ತರಣೀರ್ಭಸತಾಂ   ನೋ   ಹೃದಂಬರೇ  || https://archive.org/details/sri-jayatheertha-teeka-raayaru T ime and again divine and noble souls keep taking birth on this Karma Bhoomi to protect Dharma and or to provide and spread the Divine knowledge. They take birth for accomplishment of a particular purpose and are also known as Kaarana Janmaru. One such Divine soul, a great saint and philosopher was Sri Jayatheertharu popularly known as Sri TeekaRayaru who lived during 13th century. An advocate and great exponent of Dvaita philosophy, Sri TeekaRayaru was the sixth pontiff to occupy the Sarvagna Peeta during 1364 to 1387 AD, floated by its founder Sri Madhvacharya. He was known as TeekaRayaru/Teekacharyaru since he was the person who wrote the great commentaries (Teeka) on the Divine works of Sri Madhvacharya. Sri Jayatheertharu was considered as an Amsaavathara of Lord Indra and his aa...

  JAYATHEERTHARU  (TEEKA RAYARU) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asyMQ26ttuI Sri Jayatheertharu (popularly known as Teekacharya) is revered as an Amsa-Avatara (partial incarnation) of Lord Indra, carrying the divine Avesha (possession/energy) of Adi Sesha. His journey across lifetimes reflects a profound spiritual evolution and an eternal bond with the Supreme God and His avatars. The Cosmic Lineage: From Arjuna to the Holy Bull During the Dvapara Yuga, he was born as the mighty warrior Arjuna from the Mahabharata. Despite his greatness, Arjuna momentarily harboured ego over his battlefield victories, forgetting that the Supreme Lord, Sri Krishna, was physically guiding him. To cleanse this subtle pride, he was destined to take his next birth as a Vrushabha (bullock). The Devoted Vrushabha and Madhvacharya's Prophecy As a bullock, he was blessed to serve Sri Madhvacharya, the founder of the Dvaita school of philosophy and third incarnation of MukhyaPrana (Vaayu Devaru). The V...

 F ive types of hidden impurities or defects (Doshams) Did you know that the food we consume contains five types of hidden impurities or defects (Doshams)? 1. Artha Dosham (Wealth/Money defect) 2. Nimitta Dosham (Cause/Instrument defect) 3. Sthana Dosham (Place defect) 4. Guna Dosham (Quality/Property defect) 5. Samskara Dosham (Processing/Preparation defect). If we do not recognize and avoid them, they can cause immense harm to our mind, health, and spirit. Here is a deep dive into the 5 Doshams and the timeless stories behind them: ________________________________________ 1. Artha Dosham (The Defect of Wealth) Meaning: Eating food prepared with ingredients bought using unrighteously or dishonestly earned money. We must only consume food bought with honestly earned income. Story: A saint once went to his disciple's house for lunch. While eating, he noticed someone coming in and handing over a bag full of money to the disciple. After finishing his meal, the saint went to rest in ...