Australia's First Giant Mala in Melbourne

[Guest guest]

Namaste,

 

To Friends in Australia and New Zealand

=======================================

 

Through the bhakti and kind sponsorship of many devotees, the Shri

Shiva Vishnu Temple in Carrum Downs, Victoria, Australia has

obtained Australia's first Giant Mala in 5 mukhi with 22 carat gold

caps.

 

The giant mala consists of 108 beads. Each bead is the size of an

Amla fruit (mentioned in Scriptures such as the Shiva Purana to be

most auspicious).

 

Upon its arrival in Australia, the energies were very powerful. All

persons who handled it, felt great states of peace and bliss.

 

This Auspicious Mala was installed on the giant Shiva Lingam in the

Temple's inner sanctum by priests during a wonderful ceremony on

16th October 2005 in the evening.

 

Friends in Australia and New Zealand who have not seen this mala and

who may wish to see it one day, can visit:

 

Shri Shiva-Vishnu Temple

52 Boundary Road,

Carrum Downs, Victoria,

Australia.

Telephone: (03) 9782-0878

 

** Any questions or further info required about Kantha Malas and

giant malas, you are welcome to write me or post your message on

this group. *********

 

 

Om HariHara Om

Simone

[Guest guest]

The latest issue of the magazine NAMARUPA has an

interview with photos of Hatha Yoga Gurus B.K.S.

Iyengar and P. Jois. Shree Jois was shown wearing a

rudraksha mala set in beautiful gold caps and links,

over a sleeveless undershirt; Shree Iyengar wore what

looks like a navaratna mala over a plain kurta. These

venerable sages are well into their eighties, and

still going strong!

 

Rudraksha malas set in gold are very attractive (and

undoubtedly very EXPENSIVE!).

 

-- Len/ Kalipadma

 

 

--- Simone <syzenith wrote:

 

> Namaste,

>

> To Friends in Australia and New Zealand

> =======================================

>

> Through the bhakti and kind sponsorship of many

> devotees, the Shri

> Shiva Vishnu Temple in Carrum Downs, Victoria,

> Australia has

> obtained Australia's first Giant Mala in 5 mukhi

> with 22 carat gold

> caps.

>

> The giant mala consists of 108 beads. Each bead is

> the size of an

> Amla fruit (mentioned in Scriptures such as the

> Shiva Purana to be

> most auspicious).

>

> Upon its arrival in Australia, the energies were

> very powerful. All

> persons who handled it, felt great states of peace

> and bliss.

>

> This Auspicious Mala was installed on the giant

> Shiva Lingam in the

> Temple's inner sanctum by priests during a wonderful

> ceremony on

> 16th October 2005 in the evening.

>

> Friends in Australia and New Zealand who have not

> seen this mala and

> who may wish to see it one day, can visit:

>

> Shri Shiva-Vishnu Temple

> 52 Boundary Road,

> Carrum Downs, Victoria,

> Australia.

> Telephone: (03) 9782-0878

>

> ** Any questions or further info required about

> Kantha Malas and

> giant malas, you are welcome to write me or post

> your message on

> this group. *********

>

>

> Om HariHara Om

> Simone

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

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