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  • Sakam Gayatri Mantras For Desires

    We have the Mother of all Mantras, The Gayatri.

     

     

    Ganesha, Hindu God
    Lord Ganesh

     

    We also have the Sakam Gayatri,.

     

    While the regular Gayatri is meant for Self realization as the primary goal, our Rishis were aware, that though the regular Gayatri Mantra shall deliver

     

     

    other benefits  as a side spin-off, ordinary Mortals require  specific desires to be fulfilled and they need a special Mantra for a specific  desire in Mind.

     

    These Gaytris are to be addressed to 24 Deities.

     

    These Gayatris also contain the twenty-four Aksharas when intoned correctly as in regular Gayatri.

     

    The Gayatri mantra and its effects
    Gayatri’s effect on Human Body.Image Credit. http://indiascanner.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/EffectofGayatriMantraonthebody_thumb.jpg

     

    1. Ganesh Gayatri: The repetition of this mantra is done for the destruction of obstacles and to succeed in difficult tasks.

    Om Eka Dandhaya Vidmahe
    Vakratundaya Dhimahi
    Tanno tantihi Prachodayat

    2. Vishnu Gayatri: To develop sustaining power, this mantra is used.

    Om Narayanaya Vidmahe
    Vasudevaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Vishunha Prachodayat

    3. Shiv Gayatri: To invoke auspiciousness, That is to have pure thoughts and high spiritual feelings, this mantra is used.

    Om Panchavaktraya Vidmahe
    Mahadevaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Rudraha Prachodayat

    4. Brahma Gayatri: To increase productiveness, that is to increase the power of creative shakti, this mantra is used.

    Om Chaturmukhaya Vidmahe
    Hansa Rudraaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Brahma Prachodayat

    5. Rama Gayatri: This mantra is used to establish proper conduct and ethical behavior.

    Om Daasharthaye Vidmahe
    Sita Vallabhaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Ramahi Prachodayat

    6. Krishna Gayatri: To bring dynamic energy into one’s lify in order to be able to do anything, intense sadhana is done for this Divine power with this mantra.

    Om Devaki Nandanaya Vidmahe
    Vasudevaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Krishna Prachodayat

    7. Indra Gayatri: To ward off any form of attack, intense sadhana is done for this Divine shakti using this mantra.

    Om Sahasranetraya Vidmahe
    Vajrahastaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Indra Prachodayat

    8. Hanuman Gayatri: When there is a lack of fulfilling one’s duty within oneself, then this mantra is used.

    Om Anjanisutaya Vidmahe
    Vayuputraya Dhimahi
    Tanno Marutih Prachodayat

    9. Surya Gayatri: Worship with this mantra is very beneficial for curing grievous diseases.

    Om Bhaskaraya Vidmahe
    Divakaraya Dhimahi
    Tanno Suryah Prachodayat

    10. Chandra Gayatri: For the removal of suffering and to get peace from dejection and worries, this mantra has been used for the worship of this Divine Shakti.

    Om Shirputraya Vidmahe
    Amrit Tatvaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Chandrah Prachodayat

    11. Yum Gayatri: This is universal prayer to gain fearlessness from death.

    Om Putryaya Vidmahe
    Mahakalaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Yumahah Prachodayat

    12. Varun Gayatri: To develop sweetness and melodiousness at all levels, in speech, action, dealing with others, etc.., this mantra is used.

    Om Jalbimbaya Vidmahe
    Neel Purshaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Varunah Prachodayat

    13. Narayana Gayatri: In order to establish discipline and make people listen to orders, one concentrates on this mantra.

    Om Narayanaya Vidmahe
    Visudevaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Narayanah Prachodayat

    14. Nrishinga Gayatri: This mantra is used in order to acquire this Divine Shakti, which has shown itself to be successful in increasing our efforts and in acquiring bravery.

    Om Ugranrishinghaye Vidmahe
    Vajrankhaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Nrishinghaha Prachodayat

    15. Durga Gayatri: This mantra is used to acquire this Divine Shakti, which is used to gain victory over enemies, attackers and obstacles.

    Om Girijayei Vidmahe
    Shiva Priyayei Dhimahi
    Tanno Durga Prachodayat

    16. Laxmi Gayatri: This is the one Shakti believed to help in acquiring wealth, status, greatness, and fame; therefore, this mantra is used to invoke this Shakti.

    Om Maha Laxmayei Vidmahe
    Vishnupriyayei Dhimahi
    Tanno Laxmi Prachodayat

    17. Radha Gayatri: This is a unique Shakti to fill the activities with the feelings of Divine Love; therefore, this mantra is used to invoke this Shakti.

    Om Vrishbhaanujayei Vidmahe
    Krihsnpriyayei Dhimahi
    Tanno Radha Prachodayat

    18. Sita Gayatri: To develop the Shakti of penance, it is very necessary to do worship with this mantra.

    Om Janak Nandiniyei Vidmahe
    Bhumijayei Dhimahi
    Tanno Sita Prachodayat

    19. Saraswati Gayatri: Learned scholars have said that the use of this mantra can help to increase the Shakti of the intellect and mental sharpness.

    Om Saraswateyei Vidmahe
    Brahmaputriye Dhimahi
    Tanno Devi Prachodayat

    20. Agni Gayatri: This is a famous mantra used to bring effulgence into the life/force of the body and in every activity of love.

    Om Mahajwalyei Vidmahe
    Agnidevaya Dhimahi
    Tanno Agnih Prachodayat

    21. Prithvi Gayatri: This mantra is considered useful in strengthening one’s Shakti to remove wavering of resolve and in bringing steadfastness.

    Om Prithvi Devayei Vidmahe
    Sahasramurtayei Dhimahi
    Tanno Prithvi Prachodayat

    22. Tulsi Gayatri: To remove selfishness, increase selflessness, and make doing selfless service the goal of one’s life, this mantra is very helpful.

    Om Tulsayei Vidmahe
    Vishnu Priyayei Dhimahi
    Tanno Vrinda Prachodayat

    23. Hansa Gayatri: To awaken discrimination, this is a very powerful mantra.

    Om Param Hansaye Vidmahe
    Mahahansaye Dhimahi
    Tanno Hansah Prachodayat

    24. Hayegriva Gayatri: When one is surrounded by fear on all four sides and is in need of courage, then this mantra is used.

    Om Vanishavaraye Vidmahe
    Hayegrivaye Dhimahi
    Tanno Hayegrivah Prachodayat.

     

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    Samput : Samput are some specific words used in the mantra. These can be used at the start, middle or end of the mantra. The samput has great shakti and should be used carefully.
    Gayatri Mantra “Om bhur bhava suha tatsa vetur vareneyam bargo devasyaha dhimi diyo yona parachodayat.” Few words can be added after Om bhur bhava swaha as samput to fulfill various desires. Some samput with their purposes are given below.

    1. Om aeeng kaleeng soo – for proficiency in words.
    2. Om shareeng hareeng shareeng – for wealth and comforts.
    3. Om aeeng hareeng kaleeng – enemies are destroyed, troubles vanish and the individual is blessed with joy and happiness.
    4. Om shareeng hareeng kaleeng – Blessed with progeny.
    5. Om hareeng – Recovery from diseases.
    6. Om aeeng hareeng kaleeng – Protection from all evil forces. Hopes and wishes are realised.

     

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  • Vedic Hinduism In Germany Greece, Russian Veda

    I have posted articles that Hnduism, Sanatana Dharma was all over the World and the entire Jambu Dweepa was practicing Hinduism.
    I had provided Maps of Ancient India,Kingdoms as well
    I am furnishing details from research articles on this subject.
    Sananat Dharma spread around he world
    Vedic India
    Russia
    In his book ‘Proof of Vedic Culture’s Global Existence’ Stephen Knapp confirms that the Vedic culture was once global.
    Professor Alexander Vasilyavich Medvedev, chairman of the religious affairs committee of the Urals region.
    Professor Medvedev:
    “The problem amongst our leaders may not be so much in having to accept your movement, but to accept that the Vedic culture could have very well been the original culture here in Russia.You know in Russia practically all the scientists accept that the Vedic culture once flourished here, the center being in the Volga river region.

    The debate among our scientists is only if the Aryans came from India or they originated here.

    There is much evidence to the fact that Vedic culture existed here, most notably the Russian Veda”

    “The Russian Veda” Interrupted Indradyumna Marharaj.

    “Yes, it is famous amongst our people, it is as old as Russia, and the stories are exactly like those in the Vedic scriptures.

    The central figure of the Russian Veda is a personality called Krishen.

    He is the upholder of spiritual truths and the killer of many demons. His killing of a witch and snake are exactly like the history of child Krsna killing the putana and aghasura demons in the bhagavat puranas.

    But the Russian Veda is not intended for children.

    It is full of spiritual truths.”

     

    Name

    Sanskrit

    Sanskrit meaning
    Russia Rishiya Land of the Rishis
    Moscow Moksha Salvation, goal of all Rishis
    Bolshevik Bal-sevik Rishis seeking spiritual power
    Rubble Raya-bal Strength of the realm
    Krasnoyorak Krsna Russian town named after Lord Krsna
    Agone (fire) Agni Vedic fire God
    Andropov Indra Vedic demigod
    Siberia Shibeerya The locals still call their land Shibir
    Soviet Svet White as in white snow covered region
    Svetlana Svetanana Svetlana, the name of Stalins daughter is from the Sanskrit word svetanana meaning fair faced

     

    During the nineteenth century when Europe was greatly appreciating the Vedic culture, Sir Henry Maine, a scholarly member of the viceroy of Indias council declared about Germany “a nation has been born out of Sanskrit”.

     

    Some evidence of the Vedic influence throughout Germany and Europe.

     

     

    Name

    Sanskrit

    Sanskrit meaning
    Deutschland Daityasthan Land of the Daityas. ( Daitya refers to mother Diti and Kashyapa muni, the Dutch also share this link.)
    Danube river Danuv The Daityas were also known as the Danuv community due to Kashyapa munis marriage to Danu, who is also known as one of the primary Goddesses of the celts.
    German Sharman A common hindu surname
    Hindenberg Hindu-durg The fort of the Hindus
    Heidelberg Haya-dal-durg Fort garrisoned by horses
    Stein Stan Place
    Ramstein Ramstan Place of Lord Rama
    Rome Rama Lord Rama
    Ravenna (Italian city) Ravanna Demon killed by Lord Rama
    Budapest Buddaprastha City dedicated to Lord Buddah
    Paris Parameshwari Vedic Goddess
    Amsterdam Antardham Region below sea level
    Scandinavia Skanda Skanda is the son of Lord Siva. Naviya is Sanskrit for naval settlement. Scandinavians were the mariner descendants of the Vedic ksatriyas who worshipped Skanda

     

     

     

    “In the rig veda we have more real antiquity than in all the inscriptions of Egypt or Ninevan … The Vedas is the oldest book in existence.” (Max Muller)

     

     

    “After the latest research into the history and chronology of the book of the old testament, we may safely call the rig veda the oldest book, not only of the Aryan community, but the whole world.” (Reverend Morris Philips)

     

     

    “The Vedas has a twofold interest, it belongs to the history of the world and to the history of India. In the history of the world the Vedas fills a gap which no literary work in any language could fill.” (Max Muller

     

    Judaism

     

     

    Name

    Sanskrit

    Sanskrit meaning
    Judaism Yaduism The Yadu dynasty which Lord Krsna appeared in. It is common for the y and j to become interchangeable hence, Yaduism, Yeduism and finally Judaism
    Jerusalem Yadu-isha-layam The township of Lord Krsna. Yadu – dynasty of Lord Krsna, Isha – God, alayam – abode or place
    Israel Ishwaralaya The abode of Isha – God
    Shalome Ishalayam The abode of God. (Ishalayam – shalayam – shalome)
    Talmud (jewish scripture) Tal is Sanskrit for palm. Mud comes from mudra which means imprint or script, hence Talmud is Sanskrit for palm leaf manuscript
    Syria Surya Vedic sungod
    Palestine Palustin Vedic sage
    Ramallah (Palestine city) The city of Lord Rama
    Adam aadim The first or most ancient man
    Abraham Brahma Vedic demigod
    Star of David A simplified version of the sri yantra, connected to the Goddess Laxmi Devi. Drawn in front of many Hindu homes
    David Devi-d Bestowed by the mother Goddess
    Semites Shyam Semites were the descendants of Shem which originates from Shyam, Lord Krsna
    Horites Harites Worshipers of Hari (Krsna)

     

    I am convinced that everything has come down to us from the banks of the river Ganges” (Voltaire)

     

     

    “India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of European languages.

     

     

    She was the mother of our philosophy … of our mathematics … of the ideals embodied in Christianity … of self-government and democracy…mother India is in many ways the mother of us all.” (William Durant. Author of the ten volume, story of civilisation)

     

     

    “Everything, absolutely everything is of Indian origin.” (Friedrich Schlegel)

     

    Greece

     

     

     

    Zeus the Greek God of heaven, travels to planet on a mystical six-horse chariot wielding a trident.

     

     

     

    Indra the Vedic king of heaven also travels on a mystical six-horse chariot wielding a thunderbolt.

     

     

     

    Name

    Sanskrit

    Sanskrit meaning
    Parthia Partha Arjuna, devotee of Lord Krsna
    Hercules Hari-culeesh In the lineage of Hari (Krsna)
    Hari-tutay Greek greeting May Hari (Krsna) bless you
    Prometheus Pramathes Lord Siva
    Demetrius Deva-mitra Friend of the Gods
    Pythagoras Peeth-guru Peeth means place of education
    Aristotle Arishta-taal God, the warder of calamities
    Socrates Sukrutus One whose conduct is meritorious

    “This Garuda column of Vasudeva (Visnu), the God of Gods, was erected here by Heliodorus, a worshiper of Visnu, the son of Dion, and inhabitant of

     

    Taxila, who came as Greek ambassador from the great king Antialkidas to king Kasiputra Bhagabadra, the savior, then reigning prosperously in the

     

    fourteenth year of his kingship. Three important precepts when practiced lead to heaven; self-restraint, charity and conscientiousness.”

     

    The Heliodorus column, erected in 113 B. C. by the ambassador of Greece. Over 2000 years ago the Greek ambassador worshiped Vishnu.

     

    Greek Silver coins made by Agathaclose, a Greek ruler from the 2nd century B.C., bear the imprint of Krishna and Balarama and are displayed in several museums.

     

    “The whole of Greece from the era of the supposed Godships of Poseidon and zeus down to the close of the Trojan war was Indian in language, sentiment, religion, peace and war” (India in Greece, E. Pococke)

    “Almost all the theories, religious, philosophical and mathematical as taught by the pythagorans were known in India in the 6th century B. C.” (Professor G. Rawlinson)

    “When Greece and Italy, those cradles of modern civilisation, housed only the tenants of the wilderness, India was the seat of wealth and grandeur.” (History of British India, Thornton)

     

     

    Name

    Sanskrit

    Sanskrit meaning
    Korea Gauriya Gouri, Vedic Goddess
    Casseopeans Kashyapa muni Followers of the Vedic sage
    Kashmir Kashyapa muni Named after the Vedic sage
    Caspean sea Kashyapa muni Named after the Vedic sage
    Iran Ariana Land of the Aryans
    Guatamala Guatam Abode of the Vedic sage Guatam
    Egypt Ajapati Lord Rama, the illustrious scion of Aja. Their kings were named Ramses meaning Rama the God
    Persia Parasu Vedic warrior Parasurama
    Mexico Maghico Vedic demigod Lord Indra
    Babylonia Bahubalaneeya Realm of Vedic king Bahubal
    Mauritius Marichi Vedic warrior from Ramayana
    Australia Astral-alaya Land of the missiles
    America Amaraka Land of the immortals
    Devonshire Devaneshwar Land of the Gods
    Canterbury Shankapury Township of Lord Siva
    Anglesey Angulesh Visnu, Lord of the Anguli country
    England Angulistan Angulistan-Anguliand-England
    Britain Brihat-sthan Great land or islands

    Citation, And More at

    Sanatan Satyam

     

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  • What Is Yoga Iswara Gita By Vyasa

    I have posted some articles on the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, explaining the sutras ( I shall continue, though I have not been posting on this for some time,thank you Krishnan for reminding me).

    Lord Vishnu as Koorma, Tortoise.
    Koorma Avatar

    I found another system of Yoga propounded by Veda Vyasa.

    He explained the essentials of Yoga to the Rishis, including Soodha, who was narrating the Puranas to the Rishis.

    This Yoga is called the Iswara Gita.

    It, like the Yoga of Patanjali, contains the Eight Steps,Ashtanga.

    Yoga is defined as the ‘Establishment of communication between the Paramatman annd Jivatman, Individual Soul and the Universal Soul.

    Theses Eight steps are.

    1 .Pranayama,Breath Control.

    2.Prathyahaara.

    3.Asana.

    4.Truth, Ahimsa and Sathya.

    5.Studying The  Vedas,Worship of Gods, Prayer and Meditation, this is called ‘Ruyama’

    6.Choosing A Deity and Pray to Him or Her.This is different from the Meditation mentioned above in that here a Particular Deity is invoked while in the other it is the Universal Principle that is invoked.

    7 . Dharana, the process of  fixing and retaining the Iswara, Personal God in the Mind.

    8.Samadhi, the stage when  one realizes the Individual Self merges with the Universal Self.

    In essence the same is conveyed by Patanjali in his Yoga Sutra in detail.

    Source.The K

    Koorma Puana.

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