Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 , so hum <jigyaasuu wrote: > do these energies are experienced only in some higher states of meditation or can be simply experienced by anyone? > would you like to share this with the group? and elaborate it further? > since devitees worship in different temples as per their shradhha only and cannot generally witness the level of energies present. > My dear spiritual brother.. this is a very important question. All temples have a vortex of high positive energies. Normal temples get this vortex due to continuous meditation and worships. Siddha peetha or those temples where god in any form personally visited (even long ago), have these subtle strong positive energies...permanently staying in the temple. Siddha shakti peetha have very strong vortex due to Shakti's continuous presence there. For example in Jwalaji temple, Guru Gorakhnathji requested Jawala Devi to be there till he returned (which he intentionally never did). These energies are felt by all but differently. Some people may feel happiness there, some like to go there as the temple fulfilled their wishes, others feel energised by visiting those temples. Everyone is affected by these energies and they carry home some energies which they may use for any purpose for business, for material gains or for spiritual progress. Those who are a little advanced in sadhna may feel these high energy vortex as a feeling of weeping or tingling in spine, or raising of arm hairs etc, or as some strange feeling of love for the god. More advanced sadhakas can see those energies and can determine the color and strength of those energies. Like once i took one of my friends to jwalaji... when he was not a sadhaka. He told me he felt like crying and his throat choked with emotions on seeing the flames. A very common man may not feel any energies there... even then his subtle body is affected by these energies. I saw those energies working .. when i visited Jageshwar Temple near almora and Patal Bhuvaneshar (near Tibet border).... while Jwalaji and chamunda temple in HP always affects my sadhna positively whenever i visit there. Vaishno Devi has lot of high energies and many people used those energies for material benefits and became millionaires ( gulshan kumar narender chanchal and 1000s others).... Shakti does not mind using those energies for material benefits... but still waits like an eager mother to come back to her lap. Love Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 , aumji <no_reply wrote: Yes and some people feel those energies as PEACE. whenever i visit vaishnodevi, for about a month i remain very peaceful, even those around me do not irritate me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 Such a nice information about a common practice by common people yet explorable by uncommon ones........... i think even common people have shudhha bhava they can experience such energies in temples. last year, while a discussion on tantra in this group, shantnu ji had put a information that all the rituals we usually perform in a temple like offering flowers, dhoop, tilak etc is actually a part of tantra only. In the same context i would like to request you to kindly elaborate as what should be the more appropriate way of performing pooja etc in a temple & nbsp;physically as well as spiritually. & nbsp; --- On Mon, 2/6/08, aumji no_reply ; wrote: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 , so hum <jigyaasuu wrote: In the same context i would like to request you to kindly elaborate as what should be the more appropriate way of performing pooja etc in a temple & nbsp;physically as well as spiritually. thanks Sohum, shanracer would be able to recall and re-write about those rituals. I am of the view that if we worship the goddess as loving mother with a heart pure as a child... no ritual is necessary. Mother Loves.. there is no doubt about it love Aum Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 2, 2008 Report Share Posted June 2, 2008 Thanks a lot, even i am of same point of view when i wrote " if someone pray at temple with shudhha bhava then he can feel these energies. " & nbsp; shantnu sir, we hope you will certainly write about the rituals. & nbsp; thanks --- On Mon, 2/6/08, aumji & lt;no_reply & gt; wrote: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 2008 Report Share Posted June 3, 2008 , so hum <jigyaasuu wrote: > shantnu sir, we hope you will certainly write about the rituals. Sohumji, I dont know much about rituals. All the rituals have inner counterparts. Like the fire sacrifice- Yagya. Our Conciousness is like a flame. We offer our speech(as mantra), pran(as pranayam) & mind(as concentration) as offerings into the sacred flame. The sacred fire accepts our sacrifice, & returns our offerings increased many times & purified. All life is a ritual- the results of everything that we offer to life are pre-destined. If we offer sweet stuff, we will get sweet stuff back, if we offer pain, we will get pain. We have to live our life as a Yagya- do everything carefully, with awareness, & offer only those things to God that we want purified & returned. In a Yagya, you wouldnt doze off or start wandering here & there. But in the Yagya of life people lose their awareness & their goal in life. Life must be lived like a Yagya, as it is a sacrifice. As Krishna says " Offer all your actions upto me " . This is the real Yagya of life, in which we offer all our actions to God or the Sacred flame in our heart. Outer rituals are just a lower version of this inner ritual. Im not saying outer rituals are useless- if you know their esoteric meaning, which most people dont. They are used to control astral forces to get certain results. But most people dont know much about astral forces, nor do they know inner meaning of these rituals, what they do is empty candle shaking. with love Shantnu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 3, 2008 Report Share Posted June 3, 2008 " God or Guru is like a mirror, being in front of them is to get a better reflection of our Ownself. To see in a mirror thats well polished gives a better reflection. In the same way a Jyotirlinga or a Shaktipeeth or the abode of a SADGURU or similar energized places gives a better reflection/reciprocation of our OWNSELF (Physical, Emotional, Psychological or Spiritual) " . Thats the little difference in terms of what be usually call the Sacred or the other. Regards, Anupam , aumji <no_reply wrote: > > , so hum <jigyaasuu@> wrote: > In the same context i would like to request you to kindly elaborate > as what should be the more appropriate way of performing pooja etc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2008 Report Share Posted June 4, 2008 Dear Anupamji, What an exposition on temple energies, extremely illuminating, true and great. Congratulations for being an embodiment of such wonderful insights. Thanks a lot. M.S.Thimmappa. , " Anupam " <anupamshil wrote: > > " God or Guru is like a mirror, being in front of them is to get a > better reflection of our Ownself. To see in a mirror thats well > polished gives a better reflection. In the same way a Jyotirlinga or > a Shaktipeeth or the abode of a SADGURU or similar energized places > gives a better reflection/reciprocation of our OWNSELF (Physical, > Emotional, Psychological or Spiritual) " . > Thats the little difference in terms of what be usually call the > Sacred or the other. > Regards, > Anupam > > > > , aumji <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > , so hum <jigyaasuu@> wrote: > > In the same context i would like to request you to kindly > elaborate > > as what should be the more appropriate way of performing pooja etc > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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