MantraOnNet.com: Ram Stuti – I

The sacred place belongs to ‘Chhinnmastika Devi’ i.e. the goddess without head. It is also known as the Abode of Chhinnamastika. But the most popular name is Chintpurni, which liter- ally means the deity who fulfills the desires and saves from all sorts of worries. Some parts of the holy feet of Sati are said…

III.10 1. The Sadhyas, with Brahma as their chief, live on the fifth of these nectars. Gods do not eat or drink: they are satisfied just by seeing the nectar. 2. They enter into this form and out of (his form they arise. 3. The one who knows the nectar in this way becomes one…

Mrtunjaya is the manifestation of Lord Shiva as Conqueror of Death. Worship of Maha Mrytunjaya through 1000 Mantra Names, Kavachas and Hymns bestows happiness and success ? Om Jum Sah Ham Sah, Protect! Protect Me! Sah Am Sauh Jum ? The bija is OM. The Shakti is Jum. Paramashani, the iynchpin is Sah. This Mantra…

Rajendra Mehta is a fabulously melodious singer who weaves unusual musical influences together creating a rich texture of sounds. His voice, with its capacity to engage each mind, reaches out and caresses every listener’s soul with its divine soothing touch. His latest album, “Tulsi Ke Ram Meera Ke Shyam” has eight beautiful bhajans that immediately…

A devout Hindu keeps a Shikha or Bodi which is known as Tiki in Eastern India. This is a little lock of hair which originates from Brahmatalu or the centre of the head wherefrom the fountain of aura light glow originates and where Brahma?the creator of the world?resides. These Shikhas are sometimes merely a tuft…