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  TIRIKALA'S - SPIRTUAL JOURNEY Brahmahatya Dosha Brahmahatya, the serious sin Brahmahatya is regarded as a grave affliction. It is said that the person who committed this sin will have to face severe consequences and that these need not only be confined to a single birth but may extend even to the ones that may follow.  Here, the word ‘Brahma’ is generally believed to denote the sacred Divine Person who attain Highest level of divine Knowledge and ‘Hatya’ means killing. Hence, it is normally held that this Dosha, the affliction is incurred due to the killing of a Brahmin. However, there are scriptures that claim that Brahmahatya will incur due to any manslaughter or even by committing many other transgressions. Sins capable of causing Brahmahatya The seven crimes that may lead to the deadly sin of Brahmahatya can be –  Slaughtering of a human being or causing physical or mental harm or pain,  Coveting other person’s wife or property Willful destruction of other’s be...

  What is Nadi Astrology - Part 2 Now, there are also two types of people involved with Nadi astrology. 1.     Nadi Readers:  These are people in charge of the Nadi texts who have the texts with them. They read your predictions from those ancient pages as written by the sages, word for word. Over time, they have added a few comments of their own to make the content more exhaustive. However, over time, as society and communities have evolved, the predictions have started become irrelevant or absurd. As people have stopped dying of flu, marrying at 16 and naming themselves after deities, most predictions of Nadi centers fail. At best, they are able to describe the first letter of the name for a person and his family (the full name too at times, if the name is a traditional one). Next, they’re able to tell the number of children and the year of marriage for many. However, no relevant prediction about any person is ever made because thousands of years back the sag...

                                                   Tirikala's - Remedial Solutions - Self  LIME GARLAND - ELUMICHAI MALAI - KANNI MALAI Based on Palm leaf solution , We have read  few of our friends to Perform Pooja with lime garland to durgaiamman, kaliamman.  Below image give an idea abt how to Prepare Lime Malai. Why Lime Lime has to poke in between the lime but not at the lime eyes (kannu) front and back which is wrong.  Lime is soldier. It represents as agent to pass you wish to GOD that you offer. When you poke the tandu (up and down) you are poking the lime eyes which you sudah matikan(deactivate) the power of lime. Poke in between the lime it means side by side. When you do this way it is easier for you to tie lime malai. Offer Garland in temple Durgaiamman or kaliamman or base...

Different spirtual Journey from Nadi Scripture Eventhough there are many   Shiva Temples   in India and also in some other parts of the world,   Temples in Tamilnadu   have special significance.  These Shiva Temples, glorified in Tamil Tevaram hymns, are referred as   Paadal Petra Shiva Sthalangal . These Shiva Temples have been in existence for more than 1000 years because reference to these temples are found in Tevaram Hymns which were composed and authored by the 3 Nayanamar viz., Thirunavukarasar, Sambandar and Sundarar who lived between 7th and 9th century A.D.  These hymns throw more light on   Tamilnadu Temples , its art treasures, culture, civilization etc. Some of these Shiva Temples, glorified and referred as   Paadal Petra Shiva Sthalams , are among the greatest in the world and include temples carved in solid rock, huge temples with elaborately sculptured towers, all ornamented with delicate decorative work. Most of these temples ...

What is Lord Shiva Padal Petra Sthalam? Lord Shiva, popularly termed as the lord of destruction, but without whom creation cannot occur, is symbolized by the Shiva Lingam. Saivism is the major faith in the Indian system of belief, that worships Shiva as its principal God. Shiva temples are spread all over India.  About Nayanmars Thirunavukarasar, Thirugnanasambandar and Sundarar were the first Nayanmars who composed songs in the praise of Lord Shiva after visiting the temples of Lord Shiva and brought out the glory of the God by their pathigams.  3 Nayanmars visited these temples along with their followers in spite of the inconveniences they faced while travelling the nook and corner of Tamilnadu in search of these temples. There are instances when God Shiva himself had directed them and shown the way to some of the temples so that the above Nayanmars could visit these temples and compose Pathigams. These Pathigaams (poems or songs) composed in the classical Tamil language are...