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May the divine light of Deepavali bring peace, prosperity, and happiness to your life Shine on and have a joyous Deepavali. 🪔🪔 #infoniche #deepavali2024 #HRDCorpTrainingProvider #HRDCorpClaimable #HRDevelopment #safetytraining#learningdevelopment #corporatetraining

Almost everything that happens has a reason - so is Deepavali. Lights are photon , energy emitting particles - before onset of winters & as nights become longer. It's a celebration of human existence, about being positive , keeping the warmth of compassion alive. Lights are opposite of Darkness, Darkness that absorbs everything , doesnt let anything escape or be returned -its an antithesis of reciprocity, co-existence & of knowledge & learning. Lights bring out the good or bad , enabling the evolution to betterment. Light is the eternal & most fundamental source of energy in the universe- and every cycle-every opportunity of ushering the LIGHT is a cause for celebration. If this signifies homecoming of goodness, of victory of truth over evil & darkness- that many in this part of the world believe it to be- the occasion becomes as grand as #Deepavali #HappyDiwali

#GodNightSaturday What is Moksha Mantra? Moksha Mantra is that which ends our vicious cycle of birth and death. It should also be a mantra as per scriptures. Moksha is not possible with arbitrary mantras like Ram-Ram, Radhe-Radhey, Hare Krishna etc.

#newdaynewchapter Mata Lakshmi is like mother for Saraswati and Parvati devi, Mahalakshmi is Adi parashakti and goddess of knowledge, wealth, food etc, she has 8 forms called Ashtalakshmi and one of the forms is called as Vidya Lakshmi , in this form Lakshmi devi gives knowledge to us, whereas Saraswati devi also gives knowledge, so one form of Lakshmi devi is equal to Saraswati, but I don't mean to demean Saraswati Maiyya, I worship her everyday in my puja room , without taking her blessing i never leave ! but Mahalakshmi is prakriti and supreme goddess. One of the answers could be, that Divine Feminine just appears in whatever forms She likes, with whatever relationships they may have. Ultimately they are all expressions of Divine energy working in various ways, configurations and consequences. Please bear in mind, that image of Lalita in the center and Lakshmi and Saraswati by the sides is meant for devotees of Lalita Tripurasundari. It is not attempt to erase any other belief systems or impose any absolute hierarchy. In other situations, Lakshmi is presented as supreme. In other situations, Gayatri is presented as Supreme. (Please note, that all Deities have Gayatri mantra, that means Gayatri is so much powerful, that She can bring you to any Deity. Isn’t that powerful?) So the simple answer could be, that Lakshmi and Saraswati love their friend Lalitambika, so they fan her. Jay Ma Lakshmi, Jay Ma Saraswati.

Life is full of surprises and mesmerizing shining stars. Today, let’s talk about one such star: Vinay Varanasi. 🌟 I recently watched Vinay Varanasi on The Ranveer Show, and his storytelling about Krishna was nothing short of magical. His ability to express the mysterious twists and turns of our history made me feel like I was living in his words, transported into the beautiful reality of Krishna’s world. The Krishna Love and Affection: Krishna’s love for Radha teaches us about pure, unwavering love. LOVE LIKE HIM RATHER THAN DON’T. Brotherly Bond: Krishna’s bond with Balarama shows the importance of being a supportive sibling. BE A SUPPORTER LIKE HIM RATHER THAN DON’T. Selfless Service: Krishna’s dedication to Dwaraka exemplifies living selflessly for others. FIGHT FOR YOURSELF, LIVE FOR OTHERS IF YOU HAVE A CHANCE. In today’s world, where people often have selfish thoughts, Krishna’s life reminds us of the power of love, support, and selflessness. Let’s strive to embody these qualities and make a positive impact on those around us. Do you want to be like Krishna or not? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! #helping #divinepowerofyourlife #bonding 😊

Is Deepavali just about lighting lamps, or is there more to it than meets the eye? Deepavali, often seen as the festival of lights, is actually a lot more profound than just illuminating homes and bursting fireworks. It embodies the spirit of victory, unity, and new beginnings, making it one of the most significant celebrations across cultures. Here’s why Deepavali holds immense significance: 1. Renewal of Hope: It marks the end of the Hindu lunar calendar year and symbolizes a fresh start—both financially and personally. It’s a reminder that, despite the darkness around us, there’s always a spark of hope leading the way. 2. Strengthening Bonds: Deepavali is not just about individual joy but collective celebration. It’s a time when families and communities come together, share meals, and spread happiness, reinforcing the importance of unity. 3. Spiritual Cleansing: The rituals promote not only physical tidying of homes but also an inner cleanse. By letting go of past grievances and negativity, we make space for prosperity, peace, and positivity in the year ahead. 4. Cultural Legacy: It’s a vibrant reminder of age-old traditions, stories of victory, and values passed down through generations. Deepavali isn’t just celebrated; it’s cherished as a part of our identity. So, as we celebrate Deepavali, let’s light up not just our homes, but also our hearts—rekindling joy, harmony, and resilience! How do you celebrate Deepavali? Share your traditions and experiences below! 👇 #Deepavali2024 #DiwaliCelebration #FestivalOfLights #VictoryOfGood #NewBeginnings #HopeAndUnity #CulturalHeritage #SpiritualCleansing #FamilyBonding #CelebrateTogetherness #IndianFestivals #TraditionsAlive

Yet another Deepavali has passed, marked by excessive earth, air, and noise pollution. Instead of bringing light, it has left the country in deeper darkness of smoke. A spiritual culture that once prayed for a peaceful, sustainable earth and life around us seems to be at its lowest. It’s also curious—how did explosives and firecrackers, invented just a 3/4 centuries ago, become integral to a festival tradition that dates back over 2,500 years. ॐ द्यौः शान्तिरन्तरिक्षं शान्तिः पृथिवी शान्तिरापः शान्तिरोषधयः शान्तिः । वनस्पतयः शान्तिर्विश्वेदेवाः शान्तिर्ब्रह्म शान्तिः सर्वं शान्तिः शान्तिरेव शान्तिः सा मा शान्तिरेधि ॥ ॐ शान्तिः शान्तिः शान्तिः ॥ "Om, Peace is in Sky; Peace is in Space (between Earth and Sky); Peace is in Earth; Peace is in Water; Peace is in Plants; Peace is in Trees; Peace is in Gods (presiding over the various elements of Nature); Peace is in Brahman (Absolute Consciousness); Peace is pervading everywhere; Peace alone (which is outside) is in Peace (which is inside); May you be (established in) that Peace (and make your life fulfilled); Om, Shathi Shanti Shathi:

Unlocking the Power of the Surya Mantra: Chanting our way to well-being! Click on the link below The Surya Mantra, a sacred chant dedicated to the Sun God, is believed to bring us the Sun's positive energy and blessings. Each syllable, a bijaakshara or "seed sound," resonates with the Sun's power, helping us overcome obstacles and find healing. Join the Discussion: Have you experienced the benefits of chanting the Surya Mantra? How do you incorporate mantras into your daily routine? What other practices enhance your well-being? #energy #motivation #mantra #sungod #positive #SuryaMantra #Mantras #Wellbeing #SpiritualPractice

On the second day of Navratri, Mother Divine takes the form of Brahmacharini. This is a quiet, beautiful, and yet powerful form of Durga Devi, where She undertakes severe penance to attain Lord Shiva as her consort. Devi spends most of her time meditating, this day is good for meditation. Devi blesses those who undertake fasts, chant mantras, and meditate devoutly, with love, success, knowledge and wisdom. Brahma signifies infinity. Brahmacharini is that which moves in infinity. What is interesting is that even when infinity is all over, it can still move. Movement in infinity is the reality of the subtle. It is like space; while it seems static, it is actually dynamic. There is enormous movement in space. It may be compared to waves in an ocean. While the huge waves don’t go anywhere, they are moving. The second meaning of Brahmacharini refers to the virgin aspect of energy. Newness is depicted in the second form of Durga. It can be compared to the rays of the sun. While the sun’s rays are old, and have been around for millions of years, they still have a fresh and new feel as they shine every day. #2ndday #navaratri #brahmacharini #broadvision #infinity

On the second day of Navratri, Mother Divine takes the form of Brahmacharini. This is a quiet, beautiful, and yet powerful form of Durga Devi, where She undertakes severe penance to attain Lord Shiva as her consort. Devi spends most of her time meditating, this day is good for meditation. Devi blesses those who undertake fasts, chant mantras, and meditate devoutly, with love, success, knowledge and wisdom. Brahma signifies infinity. Brahmacharini is that which moves in infinity. What is interesting is that even when infinity is all over, it can still move. Movement in infinity is the reality of the subtle. It is like space; while it seems static, it is actually dynamic. There is enormous movement in space. It may be compared to waves in an ocean. While the huge waves don’t go anywhere, they are moving. The second meaning of Brahmacharini refers to the virgin aspect of energy. Newness is depicted in the second form of Durga. It can be compared to the rays of the sun. While the sun’s rays are old, and have been around for millions of years, they still have a fresh and new feel as they shine every day. #2ndday #navaratri #brahmacharini #broadvision #infinity