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A Vedic Wicca Ritual and Spell with Sanskrit Mantra Chants for the Goddess -Mother Nature, Mahamaya. In Wicca, they call it a spell, in the Vedic realm we call it a ritual. You will run how to invoke a goddess, make offerings, and help to break a bad habit. This is a spiritual practice- please bathe and be clean. in addition, try to do this ritual in a clean environment on the auspicious time of Navaratri, Ashtami (eighth day) to the Full Moon. If you want to learn how to make a ghee candle for this spell, here is the video link of YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iotEcoNNTU. I am available to do a divination appointment, or do a spell for you. The cost is by donation for basic rituals. text (512) 761-7563 whatsapp message- https://wa.me/message/MS3DA6MMCDBWK1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/narayana-ayurveda/support
Šiandien prasideda tris mėnesius truksiantis Lietuvos kultūros sezonas Prancūzijoje. Jis oficialiai pradedamas Vilniaus ir Sorbonos universitetų organizuojama konferencija „Lietuva ir Prancūzija: tolima kaimynystė, bendra patirtis“. Išsamiau apie šią konferenciją, sezono reikšmę ir bendrą Prancūzijos bei Lietuvos patirtį – Vilniaus universiteto rektorius, profesorius Rimvydas Petrauskas.Naujame LRT KLASIKA, taigi ir „Pakeliui su Klasika“ sezone sugrįžta pasaulio muzikos naujienų rubrika. Kiekvieną ketvirtadeinį ją pristato jaunosios kartos kompozitorius Jurgis Kubilius, šiuo metu gyvenantis ir studijuojantis Nyderlanduose. Naujienose sužinosime apie svarbiausius muzikos pasaulio įvykius ir dairysimės po klasikinės muzikos gyvenimo užkulisius – kaip gi iš tiesų atrodo scenoje spindintis muzikų gyvenimas.Rugsėjo 14-16 dienomis W galerijoje Naujosios Vilnios Dūmų fabriko teritorijoje rengiama trijų dienų trukmės šiuolaikinių japonų menininkų poezijos, skulptūros ir muzikos instaliacijos paroda, kurią lydės diskusija apie meninių veiklų (ne)prieinamumą žmonėms, atsidūrusiems visuomenės paribiuose.Juozo Miltinio dramos teatras sezoną pradeda su šiuolaikine dramaturgija. Ivano Vyrypajevo ir Mykola Mišyno režisuotame spektaklyje „Mahamaya electronic devices“ nagrinėjamos temos kviečia gilintis į žmonijos prigimtį. Pirmasis sezono spektaklis – dinamiškas šiuolaikinis vienos dalies pastatymas, kuriame nėra nei aiškios siužetinės linijos, nei konkrečių personažų. Panevėžyje lankėsi ir spektaklio repeticiją stebėjo kolega Tomas Mizgirdas.Rubrikoje „Be kaukių“ vieši kolegė žurnalistė Irma Janauskaitė. Kokie keliai ją atlydėjo į žurnalistiką? Kokios veiklos padeda semtis įkvėpimo ir kas tampa Irmos poilsiu?Ved. Gerūta Griniūtė
Vesakh ist der wichtigste buddhistische Feiertag. Buddhistinnen und Buddhisten feiern weltweit die Geburt und Erleuchtung von Buddha. SRF zeigt eine Zusammenfassung der Vesakh-Feier im taiwanesischen Fo Guang Shan-Tempel in Gelfingen im Kanton Luzern. Vesakh (Sanskrit Vaisakha) ist der wichtigste Feiertag in allen buddhistischen Ländern. Der Termin des Feiertags variiert. Er wird nach dem Mondkalender berechnet. An Vesakh erinnern Buddhistinnen und Buddhisten an die Geburt des Prinzen Siddhartha Gautama, des Begründers des Buddhismus. Als nach den Berichten Königin Mahamaya bei der Stadt Lumbini im heutigen Nepal unter einem Salbaum ihren Sohn Siddhartha geboren hatte, sprühten neun Drachen Wasser aus ihren Mäulern und Hunderttausende Vögel sangen. Das neugeborene Baby stellte sich auf seine eigenen Füsse, ging sieben Schritte, zeigte mit der einen Hand nach oben, mit der anderen nach unten und konnte sprechen. Ein Wolkenbruch reinigte den Körper des Prinzen von den Spuren der Geburt. Daran erinnert an Vesakh bis heute eine Zeremonie, bei der eine Buddha-Statue gewaschen wird. Im taiwanesischen Tempel in Gelfingen leitet Meisterin Miao Yen die religiöse Zeremonie. Die Vereinspräsidentin Rongying Pan begleitet die Meisterin bei den deutschsprachigen Sutras und Wunschgebeten. Die Bedeutung der Vesakh-Zeremonie wird von Kayenne Ha erläutert. Die Zeremonie und die Begegnungen danach beim Essen geben zudem einen Einblick in das Leben der buddhistischen Gemeinde in Gelfingen LU.
Two Hands Sangha took the day off for Mother's Day, so I'm posting the talk from Mother's Day 2022. the height of the Covid Era, when we were meeting via Facebook Live/Rooms (which is why the audio is clippy, sorry!) and we spoke about the stories from the Buddha's mother's life. The stories are few, and varied, but I hope you'll enjoy them!
“My dear father, I am very respectfully and humbly inquiring. What is this arrangement? Why you are busy in making some sacrificial ceremony, what is the reason, and what is the result? For whose benefit is it and by what means will it be accomplished?” (Shrimad Bhagavatam, 10.24.3)
More than half a century in ISKCON, initiated by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Mahamaya Dasi has been a long-time resident of Mayapur. Ganga Das traveled to her residence here in Mayapur to make this on-location recording.
Dec 5, 2000 Germany Continued from Part 1
Dec 5, 2000 Germany To be continued in Part 2 Note: Lecture starts Abruptly
In this episode of Lalitha Sahasranama we will give you an explanation from Maheshwari to Mahamaya
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In this episode we will be furthering our study of Mahayana Buddhism by analyzing one of Manly Hall's many lectures on the topic, one called "Mahamaya, Mother of the Buddha". It goes back over some of the content we covered in the previous episode, while also introducing and exploring new aspects of the philosophy. I will shortly have a new article also on the topic of Mahayana Buddhism that further analyzes its philosophical teachings, with this article's particular focus being on Mahayana Buddhism's doctrine of spiritual cosmology and on its Messianic prophecy of the Buddha-to-Come, Maitreya.Video version (w/ lecture notes) on YouTube: see www.alexsachon.com for a link.Substack which hosts my articles: thewisdomtradition.substack.com My e-store: thewisdomtradition.bigcartel.comThank you and God Bless, - Alex
Os budistas celebram em 8 de abril o nascimento de Gautama Buda, o fundador do budismo, que se imagina ter vivido na Índia de 563 a 483 a.C. Ele nasceu como príncipe Sidartha, filho do rei do povo Sakya, reino localizado, naquela época, na região onde hoje é a fronteira entre o Nepal e a Índia. A família de Sidartha era do clã Gautama. Sua mãe, rainha Mahamaya, deu à luz a ele no parque de Lumbini, sul do Nepal. Uma coluna ali erguida por um imperador indiano no século III a.C. em comemoração àquele evento, futuramente considerado sagrado.Veja a matéria completa em: https://operamundi.uol.com.br/politica-e-economia/11074/hoje-na-historia-563-a-c-budistas-comemoram-o-nascimento-de-gautama-buda----Quer contribuir com Opera Mundi via PIX? Nossa chave é apoie@operamundi.com.br (Razão Social: Última Instancia Editorial Ltda.). Desde já agradecemos!Assinatura solidária: www.operamundi.com.br/apoio★ Support this podcast ★
1. Does the experience appear when a body appears? 2. How can the person know that the experience is continuous? 3. Why is there a need to cultivate attention and awareness? 4. Will lust make me fall back? 5. What is Mahamaya? 6. What is the importance of silence? 7. What morals should a seeker adopt? 8. Do we need to be rebels? Join the online meetings on Telegram Group @pureexp
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Gayati. Live. Breathe. Sing! Informal singing by Gauri Varma
This charming bhajan is especially popular in the Mithilanchal area of North Bihar. Attributed by some to the famous 14th-15th century Maithil poet and scholar Vidyapati, the poem is in the medieval vernacular local dialect of the region (Sankrit-derived Apabhramsh/nascent Maithili). In the spirit of Bhakti (loving personalized devotion) the Devi is adored as Mother, Bhagawati, Mahamaya, Durga and her beautiful form poetically described: she sits laughing and happy, on a lotus astride her lion. Her hands hold a conch-shell and weapons to slay evildoers. She is radiant in red, like the rising sun and is the protector of those who are orphaned and helpless.
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During this time of social distancing, we have a precious opportunity to travel Inward. Social Distancing is an invitation for Self Convergence. This episode explores the concept of MahaMaya (illusion of separation), Bhakti, and the Love that we are. Support the show (https://paypal.me/DurgaDasiYoga?locale.x=en_US)
Is she the great illusion or the gravest ignorance? Is she the destroyer of Mahisha or the avenger of the demonic twins Shumbha and Nishumbha? Is she Ambika, or Chandika, or Kali, or Parvati, or Mahamaya, or Durga? Who is Devi, the Great Goddess? Why did she drink alcohol and get inebriated? Did she eat people? In this episode, the different forms of the great goddess within Hinduism is explored through the telling of the stories contained in the sixth-century scripture, Devi Mahatmya.
Maya ist die Täuschung, die Kraft der Illusion. Maha bedeutet groß, großartig. Mahamaya ist auch ein Beiname von Durga, von Shakti. Denn Shakti ist Mahamaya, diejenige, die uns die Illusion der Welt vorgaukelt und uns in dieser relativen Schöpfung hält. Durch Verehrung von Mahamaya nimmt die Göttin uns die Illusion, die Täuschung, und führt uns … „Mahamaya – Die große Täuschung – Sanskrit Audio Wörterbuch“ weiterlesen
Maya ist die Täuschung, die Kraft der Illusion. Maha bedeutet groß, großartig. Mahamaya ist auch ein Beiname von Durga, von Shakti. Denn Shakti ist Mahamaya, diejenige, die uns die Illusion der Welt vorgaukelt und uns in dieser relativen Schöpfung hält. Durch Verehrung von Mahamaya nimmt die Göttin uns die Illusion, die Täuschung, und führt uns … „Mahamaya – Die große Täuschung – Sanskrit Audio Wörterbuch“ weiterlesen
Student Comment: I read something today which said that “everything that is transient is not real.” “Well, the definition of ‘Real’ is what is in question,” begins Shunyamurti, the director of the Sat Yoga Institute in Costa Rica. “For most of the Eastern traditions, the Real is that which is eternal, immutable, and non-changing.” For a Westerner, however, “the Real” is typically understood as the “external,” objective world of common experience. In contrast, for Indians, for example, the “external world” is understood as Mahamaya, the cosmic illusion. “So in that sense, of course, everything within this flux that we call time and space is unreal, but that doesn’t mean we don’t feel it very deeply, that it can’t traumatize us, etc. A nightmare is not real, but you can wake up in a sweat over it. . . . And so this Cosmic Dream is given [to] us in the way it is in order to help us achieve the Real, and to begin to grow to levels of wisdom and awareness that transcend even our original Nature so that there is an evolution to ever higher and higher states. So there is a growth that the unreal makes possible to achieve higher Reals.” Recorded on the evening of Thursday, June 24, 2010.