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From time immemorial, Lord Shiva has captured the imagination of people in India and beyond. The very name of Shiva evokes love, respect and awe all in the same breath. Shiva has two aspects, the unmanifest and the manifest. The transcendtal, eternal infinite field of all energies (Shakti) as the source of creation is the…
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Distinguished in three parts these mantras are to be heard while cooking, eating and also for digestion. These mantras are acquired from the Vedas, to worship fire / agni within us which needs offering / aahuti. The body needs nourishing food and the mind needs noble thoughts. These two aspects emphasizing the significance of physical…
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