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This smaller deity of Parashakti is also carved and birthed by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. From the time He birthed this deity, SPH always used to keep Her in His palm and chant the Devi bheeja mantra. Upon chanting the mantra and holding this deity, the mantra became installed into Her. Until today this deity vibrates powerfully with the mantra which SPH chanted. SPH's blessed childhood friend named Sampath recalls how SPH would often be gazing intensely at the deity in His palm, and sometimes even alternately gazing at Arunachala, the embodiment of Paramashiva in Hill-form and then back at the Devi deity in His palm. | This smaller deity of Parashakti is also carved and birthed by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. From the time He birthed this deity, SPH always used to keep Her in His palm and chant the Devi bheeja mantra. Upon chanting the mantra and holding this deity, the mantra became installed into Her. Until today this deity vibrates powerfully with the mantra which SPH chanted. SPH's blessed childhood friend named Sampath recalls how SPH would often be gazing intensely at the deity in His palm, and sometimes even alternately gazing at Arunachala, the embodiment of Paramashiva in Hill-form and then back at the Devi deity in His palm. | ||
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कराग्रे वसते लक्ष्मी: करमध्ये सरस्वती । | कराग्रे वसते लक्ष्मी: करमध्ये सरस्वती । | ||
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| − | Meaning : The fingertips of the palm is the dwelling of Shri Lakshmidevi, the central portion of the palm is of Shri Saraswatidevi and the base of the palm of Shri Govind; hence, one should look at the palms immediately after waking up in the morning. | + | ''Meaning : The fingertips of the palm is the dwelling of Shri Lakshmidevi, the central portion of the palm is of Shri Saraswatidevi and the base of the palm of Shri Govind; hence, one should look at the palms immediately after waking up in the morning.'' |
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As indicated from the life of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, incarnation of Paramashiva, In the hands of Paramashiva dwells Parashakti in her numerous forms. | As indicated from the life of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, incarnation of Paramashiva, In the hands of Paramashiva dwells Parashakti in her numerous forms. | ||
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| + | ==Sharings from the divine childhood of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism== | ||
| + | When the biography team of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism interviewed His biological cousins, a divine incident was revealed to them that gave a profound insight into the life of the incarnation of Paramashiva | ||
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| + | '''Extract from the interview with Sumathi, biological cousin of The Avatar: ''' | ||
| + | ''He would look into his hand often. I would peep into his hand and ask, “What is there in it?” He would say, “Fool, it will not be visible to you!” I would ask, ‘Why will I not be able to see. What are you seeing?” He would say, “You will not be able to see.” I would say, “I will be able to see, show me Swami.” One day this argument ripened. Finally he said, “See Parashakti! And showed his palm”. My mind became blank. The moment he said, “Look”, I became blank. I was able to honestly internalize that Parashakti Herself is residing there. I was not able to physically see but I was able to completely feel that she resides there. I used to feel, “Parashakti Herself resides there. Will all be able to see? Will she come into our hands also?” '' | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 12 December 2020
| Archives of Sovereign Details | |
| Date/Year | 1988 |
| Origin of Item | Pushpa Samadhi |
| Item Type | Deity |
| Item Dimensions | 3"w x 4.5"h x 1.2" d |
| Item Material | Soapstone |
| Age of SPH | 10 |
| Associated Guru | n/a |
| Location | Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, South India |
| Role in the Revival of KAILASA | One among the first of thousands of deities carved and birthed by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism and revival of temple arts and sciences. |
| Associated Kingdom | Kailasa Paramparagatha Sripura Sarvajnapeetham |
This smaller deity of Parashakti is also carved and birthed by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. From the time He birthed this deity, SPH always used to keep Her in His palm and chant the Devi bheeja mantra. Upon chanting the mantra and holding this deity, the mantra became installed into Her. Until today this deity vibrates powerfully with the mantra which SPH chanted. SPH's blessed childhood friend named Sampath recalls how SPH would often be gazing intensely at the deity in His palm, and sometimes even alternately gazing at Arunachala, the embodiment of Paramashiva in Hill-form and then back at the Devi deity in His palm.
In the Vishnu Purana it states:
कराग्रे वसते लक्ष्मी: करमध्ये सरस्वती ।
करमूले तु गोविंद: प्रभाते करदर्शनम् ।।
Karagre Vasate Lakshmi
Karamadhye Saraswati |
Karamule Sita Gauri
Prabhate Karadarshanam ||
Meaning : The fingertips of the palm is the dwelling of Shri Lakshmidevi, the central portion of the palm is of Shri Saraswatidevi and the base of the palm of Shri Govind; hence, one should look at the palms immediately after waking up in the morning.
As indicated from the life of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, incarnation of Paramashiva, In the hands of Paramashiva dwells Parashakti in her numerous forms.
Sharings from the divine childhood of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism
When the biography team of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism interviewed His biological cousins, a divine incident was revealed to them that gave a profound insight into the life of the incarnation of Paramashiva
Extract from the interview with Sumathi, biological cousin of The Avatar: He would look into his hand often. I would peep into his hand and ask, “What is there in it?” He would say, “Fool, it will not be visible to you!” I would ask, ‘Why will I not be able to see. What are you seeing?” He would say, “You will not be able to see.” I would say, “I will be able to see, show me Swami.” One day this argument ripened. Finally he said, “See Parashakti! And showed his palm”. My mind became blank. The moment he said, “Look”, I became blank. I was able to honestly internalize that Parashakti Herself is residing there. I was not able to physically see but I was able to completely feel that she resides there. I used to feel, “Parashakti Herself resides there. Will all be able to see? Will she come into our hands also?”