Shiva Gita Part 3 - Upasaana Gnana Phalam - Sanskrit Spiritual
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1. Upaasana Gnana Phalam
2. Moksha Yoga
3. Panchakoshopapadanam
4. Bhakthi Yoga
5. Adhikaari Nirupanam
Lord Shiva, the Supreme Being and the Lord of mercy and compassion protect his devotees from the evil forces of lust, greed, and anger. He grants boons, awakens wisdom, burns sins and bestows grace, eternal bliss and everlasting peace to his devotees.
The fundamental question that pertains to each one of our lives, "What is the meaning of life?" is addressed in the upadesha SHIVA GITA discoursed by Lord Shiva to Raman in16 chapters with 760 verses from the Padmapurana. It helps us understand that we have to embrance the qualities of sacrifice, worship and service in order to attain salvation. This Gita, which is even older than the Bhagavad Gita, can be considered in some salvation. This is a prelude to it as striking parallels of verses are found in the latter. By listening to the Shiva Gita you can attain harmony with your spiritual self and feel a nearness to God. You will be able to enjoy his manifold blessings and radiate peace, bliss and wisdom.
The ninth chapter contains interesting information on the connection between food and the mind. Valuable research material on gynaecology and the anatomy is also found in chapters eight and nine.
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1. Upaasana Gnana Phalam
2. Moksha Yoga
3. Panchakoshopapadanam
4. Bhakthi Yoga
5. Adhikaari Nirupanam
Lord Shiva, the Supreme Being and the Lord of mercy and compassion protect his devotees from the evil forces of lust, greed, and anger. He grants boons, awakens wisdom, burns sins and bestows grace, eternal bliss and everlasting peace to his devotees.
The fundamental question that pertains to each one of our lives, "What is the meaning of life?" is addressed in the upadesha SHIVA GITA discoursed by Lord Shiva to Raman in16 chapters with 760 verses from the Padmapurana. It helps us understand that we have to embrance the qualities of sacrifice, worship and service in order to attain salvation. This Gita, which is even older than the Bhagavad Gita, can be considered in some salvation. This is a prelude to it as striking parallels of verses are found in the latter. By listening to the Shiva Gita you can attain harmony with your spiritual self and feel a nearness to God. You will be able to enjoy his manifold blessings and radiate peace, bliss and wisdom.
The ninth chapter contains interesting information on the connection between food and the mind. Valuable research material on gynaecology and the anatomy is also found in chapters eight and nine.