Bhakti Sandhya & divya darshan of 'Shri Radhe Maa'

The next Bhakti Sandhya and Divya Darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa will be held on the 22nd of December from 8.00 pm onwards.

Let us all be present to experience Shri Radhe Guru Maa’s divine presence.

Jai Mata Di!

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Param Shradhey Shri Radhe Guru Maa - Gyan Amrut

Shri Radhe Guru Maa - Spiritual Quotes

We are souls who have assumed bodies to receive the fruits of karmas performed over several births. It is true that once we are born we have to address issues connected with money and relationships. However, we should remember that if we do not surrender to a guru and start our journey towards God, even if we become richer, famous or more powerful, we cannot release ourselves from our slavery of our fives senses. The closer we are to Guru and God, the richer we are. All other riches come and go.

- Shri Radhe Guru Maa 

Shri Radhe Maa - Divya Darshan

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Navratri Festival - Did you know? - Part 2

Maa Dhakeshwari Kali

Dhakeshwari Temple

Dhaka has been named after Maa Dhakeshwari Kali. The temple was built in the 12th century by Ballal Sen, a king of the Sena dynasty.

It is widely believed, that the Queen, wife of King Bijoy Sen went to Langolbond to take a bath. While coming back she gave birth to a son who is known as Ballal Sen in the history. Ballal Sen, after ascending to the throne, has built this temple to glorify his birthplace.

In other hearsay describes that Ballal Sen once dreamt of the deity covered under the jungle. Ballal Sen uncovered the deity from there and built a temple which known by named Dhakeswari. 

The temple is considered a Shakti Peetha where the jewel from the crown of the Goddess Sati had fallen. The statue of the Goddess is placed in the main temple towards the east of the  structures devoted to Lord Shiva.
Since the Ramna Kali Mandir was destroyed by the Pakistani Army in 1971, during the Bangladesh Liberation War, the Dhakeshwari Temple is considered the most important Hindu temple in Bangladesh.  Its position as the centre of Hindu culture and worship in Bangladesh was recognised in 1996, when the Dhakeshwari Temple was renamed Dhakeshwari Jatiya Mandir (National Temple). 

At the National Temple, the largest celebration of Durga Puja is held every year, commemorating its role as the hub of socio-cultural as well as religious activity.

May Mother Dhakeshwari bless us all! Jai Mata Di! 

Note - 

The Gupta family holds a 'Bhakti Sandhya' every 15 days, which is open to all devotees free of cost.

It is a religious gathering at Radhe Maa Bhavan, organised to worship Maa Jagdambe. Lord Shiva and other deities are honored with prayers and bhajans. It involves ritual worship (puja), bhajan (singing of devotional hymns), prasad (grace in the form of a gift from Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa) and langer (communal meal) followed by darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa.

All are welcome to attend Next Bhakti Sandhya and to take divine darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa, which is on October 20, 2012 from 8pm onwards (IST). For more details call on +91 982 096 9020

Live darshan on www.radhemaa.com (from 10pm onwards (IST))

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Shri Radhe Maa has no role as such in writing, editing or publishing these articles. We request readers who have queries, doubts or feedback to address their messages to Sevadar Sanjeev Gupta on sanjeev@globaladvertisers.in  call him on 9820082849. 

Navratri Special - Did you know? - Part 1

By what name is Maa Saraswati known and worshiped in Japan?

'Maa Saraswati' is known as 'Benzaiten' and in the form holds a musical instrument known as 'biwa'.

Japanese couples who desire to have a beautiful daughter pray to goddess Saraswati and in ancient times, Japanese generals prayed to Saraswati to be victorious in war. 

Saraswati is also worshipped as the 'goddess of the kitchen'.

In 1934, a Japanese woman had a vision that she was the incarnation of goddess Saraswati and stared writing in Sanskrit, a language she never heard off. May Mother Benzaiten bless us all! Jai Mata Di!

Source: Speech by Hindu Scholar Lokesh Chandra 

Note - 

The Gupta family holds a 'Bhakti Sandhya' every 15 days, which is open to all devotees free of cost.

It is a religious gathering at Radhe Maa Bhavan, organised to worship Maa Jagdambe. Lord Shiva and other deities are honored with prayers and bhajans. It involves ritual worship (puja), bhajan (singing of devotional hymns), prasad (grace in the form of a gift from Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa) and langer (communal meal) followed by darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa.

All are welcome to attend Next Bhakti Sandhya and to take divine darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa, which is on October 20, 2012 from 8pm onwards (IST). For more details call on +91 982 096 9020

Live darshan on www.radhemaa.com (from 10pm onwards (IST))

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Shri Radhe Maa has no role as such in writing, editing or publishing these articles. We request readers who have queries, doubts or feedback to address their messages to Sevadar Sanjeev Gupta on sanjeev@globaladvertisers.in  call him on 9820082849. 

Shri Radhe Guru Maa motivates devotees for Pashu Seva

The devotee of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru initiated unique way of serving God by caring street animals. Shri Radhe Guru Maa says that “God lives inside everyone, therefore we need to respect and care for each other”. She also motivates her devotees for “Pashu Seva” as they are special creature created by the God on this earth.

Following the teachings of Mamtamai Shree Radhe Guru Maa, one of her devotee, Kasturben Chheda has shown distinguished way of serving God by loving stray animals like dog, cat, pigeons and hen. From last 10 years, Kasturben has been taking care of these animals.

Kasturben has designed a special cycle for this generous cause which is popularly known as “Food Van”. Every morning, kasturba goes to different localities of Borivali to feed stray animals who are deprived of food, medicine and certainly our love.

She offers milk, biscuit and a piece of of bread to them. The moment, Kasturben rings the bell of her cycle, these dogs come running to her… cats, pigeons and hen have special bonding with her. With the blessings of Shree Radhe Maa, kasturben, selflessly devoted herself for this noble cause. The activity is financially supported by Mamtamai Shree Radhe Guru Maa.

For the record, Shri Radhe Guru Maa’s darshans are held every alternate Saturday at the Radhe Maa Bhavan in Borivali. This does not include any fee and open to all.

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Note - 

The Gupta family holds a 'Bhakti Sandhya' every 15 days, which is open to all devotees free of cost.

It is a religious gathering at Radhe Maa Bhavan, organised to worship Maa Jagdambe. Lord Shiva and other deities are honored with prayers and bhajans. It involves ritual worship (puja), bhajan (singing of devotional hymns), prasad (grace in the form of a gift from Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa) and langer (communal meal) followed by darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa.

All are welcome to attend Next Bhakti Sandhya and to take divine darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa, which is on October 20, 2012 from 8pm onwards (IST). For more details call on +91 982 096 9020

Live darshan on www.radhemaa.com (from 10pm onwards (IST))

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The views expressed in this article and others published in this space are being made public as an act of thanksgiving for the wonderful presence of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Maa’s miraculous grace in the lives of her devotees.             

Shri Radhe Maa has no role as such in writing, editing or publishing these articles. We request readers who have queries, doubts or feedback to address their messages to Sevadar Sanjeev Gupta on sanjeev@globaladvertisers.in  call him on 9820082849. 

Lord Ganeshji Festival - Did You know?

Ganesh worship in Japan

Scholars commonly date the presence of Ganesha in Japan with the age of Kukai (774- 834), the founder of the Shingon sect of Japanese Esoteric Buddhism. Ganesha’s most popular form in Japan is the dual-Vinayaka or the Embracing Kangiten. Two tall figures, elephant-headed but human-bodied, male and female, stand in embrace. The female wears a jeweled crown, a patched monks robe, and a red surplice. Also called the Deva of Bliss, Kankiten is invoked both for enlightenment and for worldly gains. Kakiten-Vinayaka is offered radishes, wine, and fresh fruits. Whosoever fulfills the rituals of the dual Kangiten is believed to attain success in all worldly endeavors.

May Kangiten bless us all!

Lord Ganesh in Burma

Lord Ganesh is worshipped as Maha-Peinne or the Great Bliss and is known as the The Lord who removes obstacles.  Ganesh is a protector-deity of the famous Shwesardaw pagoda. The Buddhist Burmese also worship Thurathadi (Saraswati), Sandi (Chandi Devi), Paramethwa (Shiva), and Beikthano (Vishnu).  

Note - 

The Gupta family holds a Bhakti Sandhya every 15 days which is open to all devotees free of cost.

Its is a religious gathering at Radhe Maa Bhavan, organised to worship Maa Jagdambe. Lord Shiva and other deities are honoured with prayers and bhajans. It involves ritual worship (puja), bhajan (singing of devotional hymns), prasad (grace in the form of a gift from Mamtamai Shri Radhe Maa) and langar (communal meal) followed by darshan of Mamtamai Shri Radhe Guru Maa.

All are welcome to attend 'Bhakti Sandhya' and to take divine darshan of Shri Radhe Maa. 

Next 'Bhakti Sandhya' and Mamatamai 'Shri Radhe Guru Maa's divya darshan is on 22nd Sept., 2012 from 8pm onwards (IST). For more details call on +91 022 6529 6907.

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