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Do a search in google for Amar Chitra Katha comic books.
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He was a muslim fakir who hindus respected because of his spiritual powers.
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Which state are you in? Many of the holy places have become picnic spots or tourist spots with lots of pollution and disturbance. There are still a few isolated places that remain untouched where sadhus can stay and do tapasya. There is a mountain in Orissa which is connected with the sapta rishis in a mystical way. It contains the saptarishi gateway which higher beings use to travel between their realm and ours. It is hard to stay there and do sadhana as it is remote, etc., but some sadhus are there.
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You can perform sadhana at their peethams. There are many holy places linked to the Saptarishis, some well known and some only known among sadhus. Performing dhyanam and sadhana at their own places opens the link to them.
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I believe the correct site is shiva.org
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I can only suggest Mahamrityunjaya mantra, and prayer, but there is no guarantee that it will work as there are so many karmic factors involved.
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You can download Sri Trinadha Vratha Vidhana and Sri Trinadha Vratha Kalpam in Telugu in PDF format here:
MP3 version will be added shortly.
message from a dream
in Spiritual Discussions
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Chandra-loka is the celestial planet of the moon where higher beings reside.
You can find a bit here: http://www.kamakoti.org/kamakoti/details/skandapurana37.html?PHPSESSID=70aeed497c6dfa4d2c6b0203621275ff
"The next is of Chandra Loka which is the epitome of coolness, happiness, health and mental peace. Chandra was the son of Sage Atri who performed Tapasya for three thousand Divya Years to Brahma who not only blessed the Sage to beget Chandra but even brought up the child. Having come of age, Chandra too did Tapasya to Bhagavan Siva at the Avimukta Kshetra Kasi and set up a Siva Linga called Chandrasekhara. Siva was pleased with Chandra’s worship and adorned the best ‘Kala’ (feature) of Chandra on His head; later on Daksha Prajapati cursed Chandra to disappear but the best Kala of Chandra retained on Maha Deva’s ‘mastak’ (head) is revived every Purnima night but gradually wanes day by day till Amavasya and grows gradually again grows there after in the ensuing fortnight. With the blessing of Mahadeva, Lord Vighneswara gave Chandra the responsibility of ‘Beejas’ (seeds), ‘Aushadhis’ (Medicines), Water and of Brahmanas. Mondays are the days dear to Chandra and worship to him, especially if coinciding with Amavasya, has far reaching benefits of good health, mental peace, ‘Dhanya Vriddhi’ or plentiful foodgrains and stay at Chandra Loka after life."