bhargavasarma {nirikhi krishna bhagavan}

It is prescribed that, on the day of Naraka Chaturdasi all those who are eligible to offer Pithru tharpana should give Thila Tharpana in the name of Yama Dharma Raja (God of Death) called Yama Tharpana by reciting the following sloka containing 14 names of Yama Dharma Raja. यमाय धर्मराजाय मृत्यवे चांतकाय च । वैवस्वताय कालाय सर्व भूतक्षयाय च ॥ औदुंबराय दध्नाय नीलाय परमेष्ठिने । वृकोदराय चित्राय चित्रगुप्ताय वै नमः ॥ yamāya dharmarājāya mṛtyave cāṃtakāya ca | vaivasvatāya kālāya sarva bhūtakṣayāya ca || auduṃbarāya dadhnāya nīlāya parameṣṭhine | vṛkodarāya citrāya citraguptāya vai namaḥ || ಯಮಾಯ ಧರ್ಮರಾಜಾಯ ಮೃತ್ಯವೇ ಚಾಂತಕಾಯ ಚ । ವೈವಸ್ವತಾಯ ಕಾಲಾಯ ಸರ್ವ ಭೂತಕ್ಷಯಾಯ ಚ ।। ಔದುಂಬರಾಯ ದಧ್ನಾಯ ನೀಲಾಯ ಪರಮೇಷ್ಠಿನೇ । ವೃಕೋದರಾಯ ಚಿತ್ರಾಯ ಚಿತ್ರಗುಪ್ತಾಯ ವೈ ನಮಃ ।। యమాయ ధర్మరాజాయ మృత్యవే చాంతకాయ చ | వైవస్వతాయ కాలాయ సర్వ భూతక్షయాయ చ || ఔదుంబరాయ దధ్నాయ నీలాయ పరమేష్ఠినే | వృకోదరాయ చిత్రాయ చిత్రగుప్తాయ వై నమః || 1. Yamaya Namah 2. Dharmaraajaya Namah 3. Mruthyave Namah 4. Antakaya Namah 5. Vaivaswathaya Namah 6. Kaalaa...

The Anatomy of Karma, Human Choice, and the Nature of True Bhakti Karma is not a singular, monolithic force; it is a profound, multi-layered system of cosmic cause and effect. Classical Vedic philosophy divides karma into three distinct categories that dictate the human experience: • Sanchita Karma : The vast, accumulated storehouse of all deeds, thoughts, and impressions gathered across countless previous lifetimes. • Prarabdha Karma : A specific portion drawn from the sanchita repository, allocated specifically to be experienced in the current lifetime. The kundali (astrological birth chart) serves as a celestial map of this allocated destiny. • Kriyamana Karma : The actions, choices, and deeds performed in the present moment, which continuously flow back into the sanchita storehouse to shape future destinies. Within the realm of prarabdha (allotted destiny), the Shastras outline distinct grades of intensity that govern how much control a human being has over their fate: 1. Dridha Ka...

Observance of the Deepavali (Diwali) festival varies from region to region. Deepavali also popularly called Diwali is celebrated for three to five days based on regional customs with each day of the festival referred to by unique name. Deepavali generally occurs during October-November every year starting from Aaswayuja Bahula Trayodasi and ending with Kartheeka Sukla Dwiteeya. C elebrations take place in the following order... Jala Poorna Trayodasi - Dhantera Naraka Chaturdasi Deepaavali (Amaavaasya) Bali Paadyami (Prathipada) Yama Dwiteeya (Bhagini Hastha Bhojana or Bhai Dhooj) Some of the customs and traditions followed during the Deepavali festival are… Jala Poorna Trayodasi (Neeru Thumbuva Habba) – Dhantera – Yama Deepa… (First day) First day of the festival called Jala Poorna Trayodasi is celebrated on Aaswayuja Bahula Trayodasi (13th day of the dark fortnight). This day is also known as Dhantheras or Dhana Trayodasi as it is auspicious to buy Gold and Silver on th...

A Guide on the Sanctity, Festivals, and Mahatmyam of GauMaatha  (Featuring Gau-Savithri Stotram) This document serves as a comprehensive scriptural guide to understanding the cosmic significance, the spiritual depth, and the absolute preeminence of Gau-Maatha in our Sanatana Dharma, anchored in the authentic framework of Hari Sarvottama – Vaayu Jeevottama . 📋 Inside this Guide: Tracing Cosmic Origins: The manifestation of the five foundational Kamadhenus ( Nanda, Subhadra, Surabhi, Sushila, Bahula ) from the churning of the Milk Ocean as recorded in the Bhavishya Purana . The Genesis of the Kapila Cow: The sacred Bheeshma-Yudhishthira Samvaada from the Anushasana Parva of the Mahabharata, detailing how the revered black/tawny Kapila cow attained its supreme status. The Essence of Gau-Rakshana: Inspiring examples of cow protection from the Sri Venkatachala Mahatmya , showcasing how the Supreme Lord Vishnu willingly bleeds to shield Gau-Mata. Pathways to Liberation: Deep ins...