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Vedic Remedies & healing approach towards energies of planets.

🌙Monday - Ruled by Moon.

🤍Start a day with a spoon of curd.

🤍Meditate for 10 mins.

🤍Sing om Namah Shivaya .

🤍Wear white colored clothes .

🤍 Flow white flowers, white rice into water to balance your mind & get the benefits of moon.

🤍 Feel your feminine side and acknowledge it's beauty & sacredness. Honor your emotional needs , feel , flow & create .

🤍 Love and allow yourself to receive, to be loved in return too.

Tuesday - Ruled by Mars.

🔥Do some workout, exercise, gym , running or yoga .

🔥Wear red colored clothes to energise yourself of this energy.

🔥 Acknowledge your & others wrong doings and let it help you create healthy boundaries for yourself.

🔥 Stand up for the right causes , for your & others well being. Be courageous enough to have faith in yourself.

🔥Cut off unhealthy habits , thought processes & unhealthy relationships. And be brave enough to accept your mistakes too.

🔥Run , shake your body , write an angry letter ( do not send it ) & burn it. Maintain an healthy outlet for your anger . It has it's right & necessary own place. 🌸

🔥Donate red lentils , red flowers into a river or ocean .

☘️Wednesday - Ruled by Mercury.

💚Wear green colored clothes more . Write , read & knit.

💚Do some puzzles .

💚Connect with your sisters and siblings , friends. Laughter & light-heartedness. Sing.

💚Flow green coloured clothes , green dal into a river , ocean.

💚Spend some time with mother nature , greenery.

⚜️Thursday ruled by Jupiter.

💛Pray , connect with your higher self. Read spiritual texts.

💛Be kind to yourself and others.

💛Feel gratitude genuinely for even little things. Meditate , go to a temple or a high spiritual energy place.

💛Wear something new ;). Wear yellow colored clothes or accessories to increase its essence.

💛Respect yourself & everyone.

💛Remember your Guru in your heart.

💛Feel the golden energy totally engulfing you. Feel hope for yourself.

💛Flow yellow colored flowers , yellow dal into rivers , ocean etc.

🕊️Friday ruled by Venus.

🌸Deeply appreciate yourself, your inner heart , inner self , talents , physical appearance. Self care day. Sing , dance , create , paint , feel beautiful.

🌸Meditate, sit in silence, connect with your true self :). Pray to female deities.

🌸Spend quality time with your female friends. Dive into your intuition & feminine spirit.

🌸Wear a flower in your hair . Jasmine fragrance. White or pink clothes.

🌸Accept yourself, acknowledge your light & dark side and forgive yourself.

🌸Lighter & brighter.

🌸Flow white flowers , white colored clothes, ghee etc into an ocean or river to balance it's energy.

Saturday ruled by Saturn 🪐

💙Light a sesame oil diya / lamp 🪔 .

💙Give yourself a sesame oil massage.

💙Keep yourself accountable and be impartial. Follow the right path of karma.

💙 Embody more self discipline in life. Respect people who work below your designations , bosses .

💙Donate to orphanges & old age homes.

💙Have a healthy sense of responsibility towards yourself and others.

💙Believe in higher justice power of the universe.

💙Work hard and learn to be patient with yourself & others.

💙Maintain Persistence , acknowledge your & others hardships and also grow through them so that you get the true gift of maturity.

💙Value time , efforts . Face your fears , accept your shortcomings and smile because you are still valuable & beautiful with it :).

💙Small menial work is no less a job. Respect your servants . Follow your ethics.

💙Be true 🙂

💙Feed food to black dogs.

💙Flow , black dal into a river or ocean.

Sunday ruled by sun.

☀️Give Surya jal to early rising sun.

☀️Acknowledge your divinity & true essence.

☀️Feel gratitude for the energy of sun that gives everyone its light & love.

☀️Create something, laugh & have fun.

☀️Wear red . Feel gratitude for the masculine energies within you.

☀️Spend some quality time with your father or father like figures or our universal father - the sun god.

☀️Perform , theatre acting, center stage singer of your room , innovative and be an authority unto your own self. Choose a Nobel path.

☀️Eat jaggery .

☀️Flow wheat grains ,jaggery into ocean , rivers etc.

PS : whenever you flow these specific items into rivers or oceans , you are balancing off your negative energies.

Thus be grateful and pray to your source of faith or Deity Varun Dev ( god of water & much more ) for his help & love 💕

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DONATION IN VEDIC ASTROLOGY AS REMEDY

According to vedic astrology one goes thru rough situations due to the activation of the malefic planets in their horoscope. The activation results of a malefic planet are more effective during is mahadasha ruling period as its is the maximum period that a planet has for its ruling.

In order to pacify the negative impact of the malefic planet, in vedic astrology there are many remedies prescribed by the Great sages of past.

In vedic astrology there are many remedies to pacify a malefic planet and one among them is donations.

Donating items / things as per the planet’s significance will pacify that planet and donation should be done with pure and honest heart. It should not be done with an intension of doing it for remedy ( all though it is done for remedy ).

sun related donations are wheat, jaggery, copper, gold etc to a government servant hence donation should be done on Sunday afternoon

Moon related donations are water, cooked food, couch, milk, rice, silver, pearls to a motherly figure especially from the business community on Monday evening period

Mars is a soldier hence the donation to security force related to people who are celebrate even watchmen is good on Tuesday afternoon, donation related to mars are rewadi, patasa, red dal & cloth, copper, coral , tandoori roti etc.

Mercury is a child hence donation to young student of green cloth &vegetables, book, pens, moong dal etc on Wednesday evening.

Jupiter related donations are kesar, chana dal, haldi, yellow flower, banana etc to senior teachers , priests or respected person of your locality on Thursday morning.

Shukra related donations are silk cloth, ghee, makhan, white sandalwood, cow, camphor, sugar & cloths etc to young women on Friday evening

Saturn related to iron, leather, til, sarso, blue sapphire, edible oil, coal etc to working class poor old man on Saturday any time.

Rahu is related to shadow so umbrella black urad & til plastic sheet, fake coins, gomed, coconut, seesa (lead) on amavas evening.

Ketu is related to multi coloured cloth, blankets , multi or mixed grain food, cats eyes, digging equipment, mustard oil etc to roaming sadhu whenever you spot them or when moon is transiting in ketu nakshatra.

Donation should be done for functional malefic or natural malefic afflicting one’s horoscope and specially in their mahadasha ruling period.

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happy Mahāśivarātri! 🙏 reflecting today on the need to destroy within that which is familiar to be reborn as new. a poem inspired by the homam witnessed at the Chidambaram Temple (pictured):

Agni is starved

mantra pours into the fire ghee pours into the fire milk pours into the fire curd pours into the fire sugar pours into the fire silk pours into the fire

fear pours into the fire past pours into the fire doubt pours into the fire attachment pours into the fire woe pours into the fire ire pours into the fire

Agni licks his lips

quenching the homam within, i wear the embers on my eyelids with each blink i regenerate.

Har Har Mahādeva!

  🔱 further context: scholar Richard K. Payne explores homa as symbiosis between fire, the deity invoked in and concomitantly identified with the fire, and with the practitioner, who themselves becomes ‘ritually identified with both the deity and the fire’. in this, the offerings immolated in the fire are connoted with ‘spiritual obstacles that impede the practitioner from full awakening’. most significantly, ‘the practitioner’s own inherent wisdom is identified with the fire, and just as the offerings are transformed and purified, the practitioner’s own spiritual obstacles are, as well’. (2017)

Payne interestingly identifies two strains of interpretation of the ritual: first, ‘the yogic interiorization of ritual found in post-Vedic Indian religion, more as a form of esoteric physiology than as a psychologized understanding of visualization’; second, ‘the sexual symbolism' 'attached to all aspects of fire rituals’. (2017)

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@post-brahminism just a joke about half the Vedic hymns being like “*insert god here*, I live off your activity, but you are wild and uncontrollable and ruin things for us sometimes please don’t be mad at me. here, have some ghee”

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no brahmin or fourfold varna in the rig vedas?

no “brahmin”, only "hotris" or "ritvij”?

brahmin first mentioned in the later “brahmanas”

and perhaps upanishads came to be because ppl were repulsed by the brahmanas at the time (samana era)?

RIG VEDIC TYPES OF PRIESTS & CHANTING:

The Hotri performs the recitation of hymns (mantras) during Vedic rituals, along with the Adhvaryu (who performs the physical acts of the ritual), the Udgatri (who chants hymns during the ritual), and the Brahma (who supervises the ritual and acts as the chief officiating priest)

Ritvij: This term refers to the priest who oversees the performance of the rituals and ensures their correct execution. The Ritvijas were knowledgeable in the correct performance of the rituals and were responsible for overseeing the entire sacrificial process. -- The Ritvij priests work under the supervision of the Hotri, who recites the Vedic hymns during the ritual.

Hotri: This term refers to the priest who recites the hymns and performs the ritual sacrifices. The Hotris were responsible for the recitation of the sacred hymns, the preparation of Homa: the ritual fire, and the offering of the sacrificial oblations.

Udgatri: The Udgatri is the priest who chants the hymns of the Sama Veda, one of the four Vedas, during the ritual. The Udgatri is responsible for singing the hymns in a specific melody or tune, known as the Sama, and is often accompanied by musical instruments.

Adhvaryu: This term refers to the priest who performs the physical acts of the ritual, such as preparing the sacrificial altar, kindling the sacred fire, and offering the oblations. The Adhvaryus were responsible for the physical aspects of the rituals.

Mantras: Mantras are sacred words or phrases that are chanted or recited during religious rituals. They are believed to possess inherent power and are used for various purposes such as invoking deities, seeking blessings, expressing devotion, and attaining spiritual or worldly goals. Mantras are typically composed in Vedic Sanskrit and follow specific rules of pronunciation, meter, and intonation. They are considered to be sacred sounds that have a profound effect on the practitioner's consciousness and are used as a means of communication with the divine.

Samans: Samans, also known as Sama mantras or Sama Vedic hymns, are a specific type of mantras that are used in the Sama Veda, one of the four Vedas of Hinduism. The Sama Veda is primarily associated with the musical or melodic aspect of the Vedic tradition and is considered to be the source of Indian classical music. Samans are sung rather than recited and are characterized by their musical notation, rhythm, and melody. They are chanted in a specific musical style and are accompanied by the playing of musical instruments during Vedic rituals.

HOMAS VS SOMAS

Soma: Soma is a Vedic ritualistic practice associated with the preparation and consumption of a sacred ritual drink called Soma. The Soma plant, which is believed to have psychoactive properties, is used to prepare the Soma drink, which is offered to the gods in Vedic rituals as a form of divine nourishment. The Soma ritual is described in detail in the Vedas, particularly in the Rigveda, and it was an important part of the Vedic religion.

Homa: Homa, also known as Yajna or Agnihotra, is a ritualistic fire offering or sacrifice performed in Hindu, Vedic, and other Indic religious traditions. It involves the offering of various substances, such as ghee (clarified butter), grains, and herbs, into a sacred fire, accompanied by the recitation of specific mantras (sacred chants) for various purposes, such as invoking the gods, purifying the environment, and seeking blessings or protection. Homa is considered a sacred act of worship and offering, and it is performed by trained priests (such as Hotris, Ritvij, Udgatri, and Adhvaryu) according to specific rules and procedures laid out in the ancient texts.

Hotris: Hotris are the priests who are responsible for reciting the mantras and performing the fire rituals (Homa) during Vedic ceremonies. They are experts in the recitation of sacred verses, hymns, and prayers, and their role is central to the performance of various rituals. Hotris are responsible for kindling the sacred fire, offering oblations into the fire, and invoking the deities through mantras during the Homa ceremony.

Udgatris: Udgatris, also known as Udgatri priests, are specifically associated with the Soma sacrifice, which is a prominent Vedic ritual involving the preparation and consumption of a sacred drink made from the Soma plant. Udgatris are responsible for chanting the Sama Vedic hymns, known as Samans, in a specific musical style during the Soma sacrifice. They are considered experts in singing and reciting the Sama Vedic hymns, which are an integral part of the Soma ritual.

Zarathustra = Jarathustra in Sanskrit

AVESTAN TYPES OF PRIESTS & CHANTING

Hotri (Vedic) vs. Hota (Avestan): Both are priests who play a role in the performance of rituals. The Hotri recites the Rig Veda hymns during Vedic rituals, while the Hota recites the Avesta hymns during Zoroastrian rituals.

Ritvij (Vedic) vs. Ratu (Avestan): Both are priests who perform specific rituals. The Ritvij is responsible for conducting the Vedic sacrifice and ensuring its proper performance, while the Ratu is a priest who officiates in various Zoroastrian rituals.

Udgatri (Vedic) vs. Zaotar (Avestan): Both are priests who chant specific hymns. The Udgatri chants the hymns of the Sama Veda during Vedic rituals, while the Zaotar chants the Avesta hymns during Zoroastrian rituals.

Adhvaryu (Vedic) vs. Athravan (Avestan): Both are priests who perform specific tasks in rituals. The Adhvaryu is responsible for the physical aspects of the Vedic sacrifice, such as preparing the ritual implements and offering the oblations, while the Athravan is a priest who performs various tasks related to the Zoroastrian rituals.

There is no direct equivalent of Sraosha in the Vedic tradition. Sraosha is a specific term used in Zoroastrianism to refer to a priest who has a role in protecting the sacred fire and performing other rituals related to the fire.

SAMANS The Samans are chanted or recited during Zoroastrian religious ceremonies by priests known as "Mobeds" or "Magi," who are considered to be the custodians of the Avesta and are responsible for conducting religious rites and rituals according to Zoroastrian traditions. The Samans are considered to be an important part of the oral tradition of Zoroastrianism, passed down from generation to generation through the priestly lineage. 

The Gathas are a collection of 17 hymns or songs composed by the ancient Iranian prophet and poet Zarathustra (also known as Zoroaster), and they are considered the most sacred texts of Zoroastrianism, an ancient Iranian religion. The Samans, also known as Sama hymns, are a specific category of hymns in the Gathas that are meant to be chanted or sung in a specific melodic mode or tune, with rhythmic patterns and musical notations.The Samans are considered to be an important aspect of the religious and liturgical practices of Zoroastrianism, and they are chanted or sung by trained priests or performers during rituals and ceremonies. The Samans are believed to have a specific spiritual and purifying effect, and they are considered to be powerful tools for invoking the divine, seeking blessings, and purifying the soul. The musical aspect of the Samans in the Gathas is an important feature of Zoroastrian worship and is considered to be an integral part of the religious experience in Zoroastrianism.

HAOMA is a plant and a ritualistic element in the Avesta, the primary scripture of Zoroastrianism, and not directly related to fire rituals. Haoma is a sacred plant, also known as soma in Vedic tradition, which was used in the performance of religious rituals for its perceived psychoactive and visionary properties. In Zoroastrianism, haoma is considered a divine plant associated with the god Haoma and is used in the Yasna, the primary ritual of Zoroastrian worship, where it is prepared and consumed as a ritual offering.

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Vedic Havan Ceremony at Shambhuh Yoga Rishikesh, India.

In Vedic Hinduism, a home (Sanskrit: होम) also known as havan, is a fire ritual performed on special occasions by a Hindu priest usually for a homeowner ("grihastha": one possessing a home). A home is sometimes called a "sacrifice ritual" because the fire destroys the offering, but a home is more accurately a "votive ritual".The fire is the agent, and the offerings include those that are material and symbolic such as grains, ghee, milk, incense, and seeds.

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Vedic Rituals at the Bank of Maa Ganga

Embrace Spirituality in Your Special Moments

Vedic rituals are deeply rooted in the ancient sacred texts known as the Vedas, among the oldest and most revered scriptures in Hinduism. These rituals have been an integral part of Hindu religious and spiritual traditions for thousands of years, continuing to be performed in various forms in modern times. Incorporating these ancient practices into your special events can add a profound touch of spirituality. Vedic Pooja, for instance, is a traditional practice involving worshiping the divine through prayers, offerings, and rituals. Conducting a pooja on special occasions can help you express gratitude and seek blessings from the deities, creating a sacred atmosphere of devotion tailored to the occasion and deity of your choice.

Why Perform Vedic Rituals?

In today’s world, we often spend lavishly on birthdays, anniversaries, and other special events, seeking momentary satisfaction and fame. However, these celebrations do not always provide inner peace or build a bright future. Engaging in Vedic rituals offers a way to achieve deeper fulfillment and divine blessings. When starting new endeavors, people traditionally seek auspicious days for success, a practice rooted in ancient beliefs, such as the favorable alignment of nakshatras during the birth of Lord Rama.

Even today, many households begin their day with good deeds, like giving the first roti to Gaumata (the cow), feeding beggars, and donating to temples. Similarly, why not honor your special days with meaningful rituals? In ancient times, people celebrated significant occasions by feeding beggars and saints, giving alms, performing poojas, and conducting yagyas. These acts were believed to garner divine blessings and remove life’s hurdles. Unfortunately, many have forgotten these traditions, leading to dissatisfaction and unrest. Reviving these practices can bring inner peace and satisfaction, ensuring a brighter future.

Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha: Your Partner in Spiritual Fulfillment

At Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha, we meticulously perform various Vedic activities to provide you with inner peace and satisfaction. Our team of Vedic Brahmins, deeply knowledgeable in Shastra, Ved, and Purana, starts their day with Japa and Yagya at 4 AM, continuing these sacred activities throughout the day. Our scriptures state that good deeds performed in Tirth (holy places) bear manifold fruits. Here’s what we offer at the banks of Maa Ganga in Haridwar and Rishikesh:

Online Shiv Abhishek:

Conducted by Vedic Brahmins in Rishikesh, a place revered for its proximity to Kedarnath and Neelkanth Mahadev.

Lord Shiva, known as Ashutosh (one who is easily pleased), grants boons readily.

Shiv Abhishek is believed to remove life’s hurdles and fulfill dreams, as illustrated in the Ramcharitmanas where Lord Rama performs this ritual.

Online Yagya:

Our Shastras, Vedas, and Puranas describe various yagyas like Putresthi and Kamesthi, which fulfill wishes and remove obstacles.

Proper execution of yagyas requires pure offerings, correct mantra pronunciation by Vedic Brahmins, and adherence to traditional attire and lifestyle.

We ensure the use of pure desi cow ghee and follow all procedures laid down in the scriptures to guarantee the Yajman (patron) reaps the fruits.

Annadanam (Food Donation):

Feed Brahmins, saints, tapasvis, and beggars on your auspicious day, serving them proper food in your name.

Hidden saints and tapaswis in Haridwar/Rishikesh may partake in your Bhandara (feast), bestowing their blessings upon you.

Gaugrass (Feeding Cows):

Feeding Gaumata (the cow) is equivalent to offering devotion to 33 crore deities.

Our organization shelters over 21,000 destitute desi cows, providing them with care and nourishment.

Online Godaan (Cow Donation):

Performed by a Vedic Brahmin at our gaushala, following elaborate Vedic procedures.

The donated cow will be milked and fed to saints and tapasvis throughout its life.

Conducting Godaan on the banks of Maa Ganga purifies you from all sins, fulfills your Sankalp (resolve), and helps attain eternal bliss.

By engaging in these rituals, you not only honor your special moments with sacredness but also invite divine blessings for a prosperous and peaceful life.

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Vedic planetary Remedy.

Invoking Agni & chanting the Mantra of Saturn 108 times in Sanskrit and putting ghee ( Clarified butter) in it 108 times while chanting the mantra.

The Sanskrit mantra of planets deeply balances our internal energy when we chant it. It heals our chakras & thus helps us deeply.

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