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What
is Worship? Worship or rituals are a collection of self transforming meditation techniques designed by Enlightened Masters, or scientists of the inner world , to connect with the Divine within and to experience intense bliss. Rituals, when performed with full understanding and consciousness, can directly put you in-tune with the universal energy or God. There are many different types of rituals of which Puja and Homa are the two major streams. |
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Pujas and Homas offered in Dhyanapeetam, in authentic Vedic tradition, are a true communion with the Divine. The significance and profound truths behind the rituals are beautifully explained during the worship. Experience the worship as deep meditation in the healing energy field of Enlightened Master, Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Technology of
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Falling in tune with these five elements can change whatever can be changed. It can change our body and mind, and whatever you know as you. Whatever can be changed is matter, and whatever can’t - is consciousness. Consciousness can’t be changed. All that we can do is change what can be changed, which is matter. All spiritual practice is to transform matter! We can relate with existence through any of these five elements. When we relate with Cosmic energy through a stone or metal idol, it is called Puja. When we relate with the Cosmic energy through water, by taking a bath in a river or water pond, it is called Thirtha Snana (holy bath). When we relate with Cosmic energy through fire, it is called Homa. When Cosmic energy is related through the air element, by repeating some mantra, it is called Mantra Japa. When we fall in-tune with the Cosmic energy through ether, it is called Meditation. |
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According to Taitriya
Upanishad: - from ‘akasha’ or ether came air or ‘vayu’ - from ‘vayu’ came fire or ‘agni’ - from ‘agni’ came water - from water came the earth and finally everything else. In this manner, the energy is harnessed. It is understood that this Cosmic energy exists beyond ether, beyond space, as Atman or Atma Shakti or pure consciousness! - Through visualization or meditation, this energy is brought to ‘akasha shakti’ - ether or space. - From ether through verbalization or mantras it is brought to the air. - Through fire rituals such as ‘homas’ it is brought to the fire. - From the fire it is brought to the ‘kumbha’ or water. - And finally, this energy is installed in the ‘Bimba’ or the idol or moorthi or vigraha. When the ‘prana pratishta’ or energy is installed in the idol, it is no longer an idol; it becomes a Deity or ‘Archavatara’ with different incarnations of God. The Upanishads beautifully explain how the ‘Brahmanda’ expresses itself in the form of ‘pindanda’ through the idols. This Cosmic energy radiates itself, making it available to us through these idols, statues or vigrahas. One can derive enormous benefits by understanding this science. |
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