61. Sahaja Yoga Meditation Tutorial Guide : Shri Mataji's Invitation Shri Saraswati Shri brahmadeva I have become My creation, and My creationreturns to Me as the waves go into the ocean and return again. http://sahajayoga.ca/Presentation/Swadisthana.html

Welcome Self-Realization Kundalini/ Realization Kundalini/ Vibrations ... Fullfillments Links Individual Chakras Chakra System Meditation Guide French ... Canada Swadisthan Chakra - Aortic plexus Element : Fire Physical Aspect : Kidneys, liver, pancreas, spleen, lower abdomen Qualities : Creativity, Causes of Catch : Black magic, false gurus/knowledge, alcohol and drugs (LSD), excessive thinking and planning, bad eating habits, ego oriented life, domination Diseases : Diabetes, blood cancer, kidney troubles On the physical level this center plays an important role in controlling the abdominal organs such as the liver, kidneys and the large intestines. The reproductive organs of the woman are also partly controlled by this center. It also determines the concentrative power of the attention, it's sharpness. I have become My creation, and My creation returns to Me as the waves go into the ocean and return again. From My power comes the illusion of Maya of the "reality" of the ever changing Universe. This is My divine play.

62. Jataka Stories -  Metteya Asoka and brahmadeva among the monks; and Paduma and Sumana among the nunswould be his chief disciples. Siha would be his personal attendant. http://ignca.nic.in/jatak103.htm

Metteya Buddha Introduction Glossary Bibliography M etteya is the much awaited Future Buddha, who is yet to be born. He will then be reckoned as the twenty-fifth Buddha according to the Pali tradition. Furthermore, He would be counted as the fifth and the last of the Buddhas of the current aeon, i.e., the Bhadda Kappa. It is believed that he would be born when the human life will extend to eighty-four thousand years. The place of his birth would be Ketumati in the reign of Chakkavatti Samkha, who himself shall become a follower of the Buddha and renounce the worldly life. Maitreya (Metteya) Thanka no. 3 Collection: Spituk Monastery (Courtesy: Sakyamuni: An Exhibition of Rare Thankas Central Institute of Buddhist Studies Choglamsar Leh; p.25) Metteya would be born in an eminent erudite family and his name would be Ajita. The name of his gotta (clan) would also be Metteya. The name of his father would be Subrahma; and of the mother Brahmavati. He would be married to Chandamukhi and will have Brahmavaddhana as his son. He will live in four palaces for eight thousand years, which shall be called Sirivaddha, vaddhamana, Siddhattha and Chandaka. He would then renounce the world after seeing the four signs. Among his most noteworthy followers would be his two brothers Isidatta and Purana; and Jatimitta, Vijaya among the men; and Suddhana and Sanghaa and Visakhaa among the women.

63. The Picturebook Ramayana: Preface rakshasas. As a prize for perpetual prayers and penances, he had won frombrahmadeva * the gift of invulnerability from gods and goblins. http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/southasiacenter/ramayana/storybook/synopsis.asp?p=10

64. Sahaja Yoga Et La Musique Translate this page temps des Vedas. Au début, cette musique n’était connue que parles seuls Shri Shiva, Shri brahmadeva et Shri Saraswati. Cet art http://www.sahajart.ch/muz_hist.htm

BREF HISTORIQUE DE LA MUSIQUE INDIENNE Puis vint Hazrat Ameer Khusro qui inventa les différents styles de musique tels que les Ghazals et les Kawalis. Il créa aussi de nombreux Ragas tels que Yaman, Puriya, Todi et Purvi, ainsi que les modes Khyal et Tarana.

65. Indian Mythology I explained the spiritual significance of the word Om in twelve thousand verses.Still he was not satisfied and said, brahmadeva, you don t know . http://webonautics.com/mythology/kartikeya10.html

Home OM - Symbol of Absolute The Cosmic Trinity The Hindu Trinity PREFACE THE CREATOR THE PRESERVER THE DESTROYER PREFACE SHIVA SHAKTI KARTIKEYA GANESHA The Lesser Gods The Animal Deities The Navagraha ... Legends Kartikeya Kartikeya honored all the gods who helped in the elimination of the Rakshasas. He also released all the gods who had been imprisoned by Shurapadma. Whatever treasure had been looted and brought from different places, was all sent back to those places. With the help of the divine engineer Vishwakarma was rebuilt all the buildings, gardens and cities destroyed and burnt by the Rakshasas. Kartikeya seated Indra safely on the throne of Heaven. He also saw to it that everyone lived in peace and happiness, following the path of virtue. Shiva praised the valor of Kumara. KARTIKEYA BEING WORSHIPPED BY GODS Kartikeya's knowledge was immense even more than Shiva and Brahma. A little incident is often narrated in this regard. Once in Kailasa Lord Shiva was in the divine assembly. All his angelic devotees had gathered there. There was divine music and the sound of musical instruments along with singing. Bhringi was dancing. Brahma, Indra and many others were all there. Kartikeya stood in front of Shiva. Shiva merely raised his eyebrows to stop the dance, looked at Kumara once and then at Brahma. The latter stood up. Everyone was looking at him. Brahma said, "O lord, you asked me to start the education of your son. And I accordingly in the early hours of the dawn tried to teach him the sacred 'Omkara'. All at once he held my hand and asked, 'what is the meaning of Om?' Even before learning to write, you should not ask for the meaning," I said.

66. Koubou-ichi / Kyoto Toji Market of the five wisdoms are placed in the center, five Bodhisattvas are on the rightside, five Fearful Kings are on the left, and brahmadeva, Sakrodevanamindra http://www.touji-ennichi.com/info/tohji_e1.htm

Toji-Temple(Kyo-o-gokokuji Temple). In the 13th year of Enryaku (794) the Emperor Kam-mu transferred the capital of this country from Nara to Kyoto and he built, after the model of Changan , the then capital of China , two huge guardian temples on the east and the west side of the Rajyo-mon which was the south gateway to Kyoto . They are Toji -Temple(East Temple) and Saiji -Temple(West Temple). About thirty years later the Emperor Sag a honoured Kukai (774-835; founder of Shingon Buddhism ) with Toji Temple and gave it the official name Kyo-o-gokokuji , which means the temple that guards the capital and the land by virtue of Ninno-gokoku-kyo (the main sutra of the Shingon sect). Kukai made Toji the central seminary of Esoteric Buddhism and added various other buildings to it. It retains its original layout and architectural style and is known as a treasure house of Esoteric Buddhist art, due to its large number of cultural assets brought back from China such as old Buddhist statues, carvings, magnificent paintings, artistic handicrafts, etc. Buddhas of Toji -Temple.

67. NOTE, SUMMER 1991 ACIP STAFF HAVE SPENT A TREMENDOUS NUMBER OF TEXTS IN APABHRAMSA; COMMENTARY AND TRANSLATION IN HINDI; brahmadeva S COMMENTARYON THE PARAMAPPAPAY ASU IN SANSKRIT; CRITICAL APPARATUS AND PREFATORY MATTER http://www.asianclassics.org/download/texts/ref/R0009A1.ACM

68. Category Selections - New: 1 Pages 262 Binding Hc Publication Date 8901 Summary Includes an English translationof Dravya Samgraha and the text of brahmadeva s Sanskrit commentary http://www.southasiabooks.com/Categories.asp?SentCategory=16

69. Gods known for his beauty. Damagranthi, Sahadeva. The 5th Pandava brother, son of Panduand Madri, twin of Nakula. Asvineya, brahmadeva, Brahmanda, Brhaddanta, Draupadi. http://www.gaminggeeks.org/Resources/KateMonk/India/Hindu-Gods/Gods.htm

Gods Varuna He is one of the oldest Vedic gods and was once regarded as the supreme deity with Sraddhavati as his city. He is described as 'fashioning and upholding heaven and earth' and is the keeper of immortality and the Guardian of the West. In later Vedic literature he becomes a god of water. Ambhaspati Ambunatha Ambupa Amburaja Apadeva Apampati Apapati Apsavya Aran (V's feet) Caturanika Hansarudha Wives Gauri Varunanai Carsani Devi Jyestha Children Adharmaka Bala Bhrgu Puskara Sura Susena Valmiki Vandi Varuni Vasistha Attendant Dasavara Visvakarman divine architect identified with the prajapati Tvastr Bhaumana Devavardhaki Ganita Sons Hirnaykasipu Daughters Dirghika Holika Grandsons Brhadbhas Brhadbrahmana Brhadkirti Bhattika Vasudeva God of wealth and earth who is the son of Sura and the brother of Kunti. Anakadundubhi Dundu Wives Apara Devaki Girika Jani Ruhini Saptamidevi Sraddhadevi Srutandhara Upadevi Vrkadevi Sons Balarama Bhuta Damana Durdama Gotra Krishna Subhadra father Bhukasyapa grandfather Devamidha brother Devarasvas Asvinikumara The twins, Satya and Dasra, who are divine physicians.

70. GURU BHAKTI - Jewel In The Lotus - Reading Number 437 to his feeling. He thinks of him as the Lord Vishnu and conceivesof himself as Sesha, as Lakshmi and as brahmadeva. He idolizes http://theosophy.org/tlodocs/Readings/437.htm

Daily Readings from The Jewel in the Lotus GURU BHAKTI Guru Bhakti, devotion to the preceptor, is at the root of all good fortune, because it enables a man overladen with troubles to attain Brahman. As the Ganges carries all its water into the ocean, as the Vedas seek to discourse on the attainment of Brahman, or as a devoted wife dedicates to her husband her body and soul, so it is that the man of wisdom gives everything that belongs to him to his preceptor. He makes his body the abode of devotion to the Guru. His mind always turns to the place where the house of the Guru is located in the same manner as a woman thinks of her absent lover. He goes and bows even to the wind blowing from that direction. He tries to speak of everything which is located in that direction. He establishes his very life in the abode of the Guru. It is only by the command of the Guru that he continues to keep his body in his native place. Just as the calf, when tied by the halter, continues to think of the mother cow, so his soul is a willing slave at the threshold of the dwelling-place of the Guru. He is constantly asking himself when he would be freed from restriction and would meet the preceptor. Each second appears to him like an age.... The mention of the name of the Guru in his own house exalts him and in his joy he embraces everything around him. If you see such devotion towards the Guru and his house in anyone, know that wisdom -

71. The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - Travel distressed the entire world. So Lord brahmadeva prayed and imploredAdimaya Durga to intervene and stop the war. The goddess held http://www.tribuneindia.com/2003/20030914/spectrum/travel.htm

'ART AND SOUL BOOKS MUSINGS TIME OFF YOUR OPTION ENTERTAINMENT BOLLYWOOD BHELPURI TELEVISION WIDE ANGLE FITNESS ... TRAVEL INTERACTIVE FEATURES CAPTION CONTEST FEEDBACK Sunday, September 14, 2003 Travel Worshipping Durga in Goa Ervell E. Menezes Shree Mangesh Temple, Goa I F Goa has been given the epithet of the "Rome of the East" because of its imposing churches, old Goa is also known for its temples, especially Shantadurga and Mangeesh in the Ponda district of North Goa. Many of the Hindus who left Goa during the Portuguese Inquisition and now live in neighbouring states are known to return to these family deities at least once a year. But if the Portuguese imposed religion on its subjects and put up crosses and chapels in every nook and cranny, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is doing the same with its temples varying in size and stature. It is the commercialisation and politicisation of religion which has gone on for centuries. But religion apart, these temples have a historic importance and one has to experience the solace and calm that comes from visiting these holy places (temples or churches). There is an aura of peace and solitude and is probably the reason why tourists flock to these sites.

72. Dh±tunidh±na Kath dadhanu vijjullat± parikkhittamiva kanakagiri sikhara½ n±n±vir±ga vimalaketum±l±samujjalitac±rumatthakasobha½ nayanaras±yanamiva brahmadevamanuja n http://www.tipitaka.org/tipitaka/e1202n/e1202n-6.html

Dh±tunidh±na kath± Eva½ niµµhite dh±tunidh±ne y±vat±yuka½ µhatv± thero parinibbuto, r±j±pi yath±kamma½ gato, tepi manuss± k±lakat±, aparabh±ge piyad±so kum±ro chatta½ uss±petv± asoko n±ma dhamma r±j± hutv± t± dh±tuyo gahetv± jambud²pe catur±s²tiy± cetiya sahassesu patiµµh±pesi. Katha½ biºdus±rassa kira ekasata½ putt± ahesu½ te sabbe asoko attan± saddhi½ ekam±tika½ tissa kum±ra½ µhapetv± gh±tesi. Gh±tento catt±ri vass±ni anabhisitto rajja½ k±retv± catunna½ vass±na½ accayena tath±gatassa parinibb±nato dvinna½ vassasat±na½ upari aµµh±rasame vasse sakalajambud²pe ekarajj±bhiseka½ p±puºi. Abhisek±nubh±vena im± r±jiddhiyo ±gat± mah±pathaviy± heµµh± yojanappam±ºe ±º± pavatti, tath± upari ±k±se, anotattadahato aµµhahi k±jehi so¼asa p±n²yaghaµe divase divase devat± ±haranti. Yato s±sane uppannasaddho hutv± aµµha ghaµe bhikkhusaªghassa ad±si dve ghaµe saµµhimatt±na½ tipiµaka bhikkhuna½ dveghaµe aggamahesiy± asaºdhimitt±ya catt±ro ghaµe attan± paribhuñji. Devat± eva himavante n±galat± dantakaµµha n±ma atthi siniddh± muduka½ rasavanta½, ta½ divase divase ±bhiranti yena rañño ca aggamahesiy± ca so¼asanna½ n±µakasahass±na½ saµµhimatt±na½ bhikkhusahass±na½ devasika½ dantapoºakicca½ nipphajji. Devasikamevassa devat± agad±malaka½ agadahar²µaka½ suvaººavaººañca gaºdhasampanna½ ambapakka½ ±haranti tath± chaddanta dahato pañcavaººa½ niv±sana p±rupaºa½, p²takavaººa½ hatthapuñchanaka paµµa½dibbañcaj±naka½ ±haranti devasikameva panassa anulepagaºdha½ p±rupanatth±ya asuttamayika½ sumanapupphapaµa½ mah±rahañca añjana½ n±gabhavanato n±gar±j±no ±haranti. Chaddantadaheyeva uµµhitassa s±lino nava c±ha sahass±ni divase divase suv± ±haranti. M³sik± nitthusa kaºe karonti ekopi khaº¹ataº¹ulo na hoti. Rañño sabbaµµh±nesu ayameva taº¹ulo paribhoga½ gacchati. Madhumakkhik± madhu½ karonti. Kamm±ras±l±su acch± k³µa½ paharanti. D²pik± camm±ni c±lenti karav²ka sakuº± ±gattv± madhurassara½ vikujent± rañño balikamma½ karonti.

73. Browse 714,399 Names Alphabetically Brahel, Brahim, Brahima, Brahimbenafad, Brahin. Brahm, Brahma, Brahmaanand, Brahmabhuti,Brahmabrata. Brahmadanda, Brahmadatta, Brahmadavid, brahmadeva, brahmadevara. http://www.kabalarians.com/cfm/AlphaBrowse.cfm?Alpha2=b&Start=r&Gender=Male

74. Swadhisthan Chakra: "The Second Centre Is The Centre Of Swadhisthan. It Has Six any aspect lacks Spirit. TRADITION. The presiding deity for the SwadhisthanChakra is Shri brahmadeva. He represents the Creator, and http://www.adishakti.org/subtle_system/swadhisthan_chakra.htm

Human Subtle System (Tree Of Life) Subtle system with Kundalini rising The Swadhisthan "The second centre is the centre of Swadhisthan. It has six petals and caters on the physical level to functions of the aortic plexus, and is the one which supplies us with the energy of creativity, of thinking, of being futuristic. It supplies Power to the brain cells by converting fat cells into brain cells." Shri Svadhisthananambuja-gata Devi Svadhisthananambuja gata : [504th]: Resides in the six-petalled Svadhisthana-Chakra at the level of the sex organ. This name means Herself resides as Fire in that Chakra.) Causes of catch/obstruction on thumbs A "catch" ("your hands will speak) is an imbalance. If, during meditation we feel heat or tingling, or maybe even numbness in our fingertips, it means that our kundalini is alerting us to an imbalance in a particular chakra. Your left thumb will speak if you engage in black magic, false gurus and knowledge, alcohol and drugs, extreme servility and subordination.

75. New Age Children I saw everybody. . Note On February 28, 2000 at 7.50 pm, as his father was preparingthe Shri brahmadeva image for the website, Arwinder happened to pass by. http://www.adishakti.org/new_age_children/the_divine_unity.htm

NEW AGE CHILDREN Arwinder (bare-bodied) with siblings and friend. From left-right: Kash, Lalita, Shahwin, Arwinder and Navinder. The Divine Unity Arwinder has always maintained that he had on many occasions meditated with the Messengers of God, in addition to the Devi. On September 4, 1996, at 6:20 p.m. he was questioned again about the Spirit Beings who meditated with Shri Bhagavati to find out whom out of the 34 he meditated with on a regular basis he could identify by certain distinguishing features. He immediately singled out Shri Ganesha. His elephant head and human body were distinct, and was clearly Arwinder's favorite friend! He also picked out Shri Krishna by His distinctive skin color. Arwinder explained that he remembered clearly that one of them was blue in color, but did not know His name. The rest had no unique distinguishing features and thus could not be singled out. Half an hour later he picked out Shri Siva. This happened when, while browsing through the book Childcraft: The How and Why Library About Animals , Vol. 5, (World Book, Inc., a Scott Fetzer Co., 1986), he saw a cobra on page 27. Immediately he recalled that one of them had a similar-looking snake around His neck. He was told that it was Shri Shiva. Arwinder then added that Shri Siva also had a swastika on His left palm. The father inquired how did he find that out.

76. Painting (Slide Program 2) IMG0036.htm (74491 bytes) 206. brahmadeva and Virupaska Murals in theChosadang Hall of Pusoksa Temple. IMG0037.htm (51388 bytes) 207. http://www.indiana.edu/~easc/resources/korea_slides/painting/slide2.htm

Painting Slide Program 2 Back to Main Menu (Click on images to zoom in) Hunting Scene Detail from the west wall of the burial chamber, Tomb of the Danc ers 202. Lotus and Cloud Ceiling of the Coffin Chamber, Nungsan-ni Tomb 203. Chonma-chong, Heavenly horse from the Tomb of the Heavenly Horse 204. Frontispiece to the Avatamsaka Sutra 205. Amitabha Triad Welcoming Souls 206. Brahmadeva and Virupaska Murals in the Chosadang Hall of Pusoksa Temple 207. Dream Journey to the Peach Blossom Land (details of handscroll) 208. Sage Contemplating the Water 209. Mice Nibbling at a Watermelon 210. Bodhidharma 211. Plantain 212. Self-portrait 213. Clearing After Rain on Inwang Mountain 214. Viewing the Waterfall Under the Pine Tree 215. Cats and Sparrows 216. Landscape in Winter 217. Confucian Classroom 218. Rendezvous Under the Moon 219. Black Dog 220. Swimming Ducks

77. The Hindu : A Mystic Journey Vishnu consented and assured brahmadeva that the rivers of this placewould always wash away the sins of all mortals, dead or alive. http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/mag/2002/07/07/stories/2002070700270800.htm

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Sunday, Jul 07, 2002 Group Publications Business Line The Sportstar Frontline The Hindu About Us Contact Us Magazine Published on Sundays Features: Magazine Literary Review Life Metro Plus ... Magazine A mystic journey In the heart of the jungles of northern Kerala lies the Tirunelli Perumal temple. It is, says REMA DEVI R. TONDAIMAN, a sanctuary familiar to Keralites, but little known to the commercial world. The incomplete vilakkumaadam of the temple Right in the dense forests of Wayanad, Kerala, as a branch of the Sahyadri ranges bordering Karnataka, is the Brahmagiri hill. Tirunelli rests at the base of this hill, which is in the upper and northern part of Wayanad. Driving from Kozhikode on a road that crosses stretches of swaying palms and majestic teak, one comes across a well-kept herb garden on the outskirts of Kalpetta, the district headquarters of Wayanad. Here, Gandhigramam shops offer handicrafts, spices, essential oils, and tea and coffee. There are excellent resorts for the weary traveller along this route. The most thrilling part of the journey is when the tea, coffee and rubber estates give way to dense forest and one recedes further and further away from civilisation deep into the unspoilt heart of nature. Historic and archaeological information about the temple is meagre. It is hoped that archaeologists and Indologists will be motivated enough to investigate further locally available information. Copper plate inscriptions of the period of Bhaskara Ravi Varma I and II have been discovered here. It is thought that this was an important flourishing township and pilgrimage centre till the 16th Century. There are references to a

78. Search Results For 'Basadi' The Odegal Basadi contains Adinatha, Neminatha and Shanthinatha icons.The Tyagada brahmadeva Pillar (980 AD) has intricate carvings. http://www.kamat.com/cgi-bin/htsearch?words=Basadi

79. Picture 32 My Web Album. Picture Caption. http://www.atk-it.com/GC/BrahmaDiva/Album/BrahmaDeva/page32.htm

80. AN INTRODUCTION TO EASTERN RELIGIONS AND THE LAND OF EASTERN One day and one night of brahmadeva ( faculty of God responsible for the creation) is equal to one Kalpa which is also equal to 2 x 4,320,000,000 human years. http://www.engr.mun.ca/~asharan/bihar/intro.html

AN INTRODUCTION TO EASTERN RELIGIONS AND THE LAND OF EASTERN RELEGIONS - BIHAR There exists a land on both sides of the river Ganges in India which occupies the same place for people believing in Eastern Religions as does Jerusalem and the neighbouring areas for the people belonging to Christianity, Islam and Judaism. Great philosophers, sages, kings, and the knowers of Truth lived here. The word `Bihar' is a distortion of the word `Vihar' from Sanskrit, which means, ( a ) wander, and ( b ) a Buddhist monastery. Both these meanings are appropriate because ( a ) Lord Mahavira and many other Jain Tirthankars, and also Lord Buddha, wandered around in this land, and ( b ) It had numerous Buddhist monasteries and was the Centre of Buddhism . The messages these people left for the rest of the world took forms of different Eastern Religions called Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism. The scriptures that millions and millions of people read contain the same Truth but, because of the various limitations of different people, the same Truth appears differently to them. This land is called Bihar which is one of the states of India. Hinduism as it is known these days, was known as the Sanatana Dharma which actually means that this religion has always existed

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