Vedanta and Philosophy

SwiftPushkar

11:06

@TriyugiNarayanMani - the names " Kathi, Kalapi, and Bahvici., Kathi ,Kalapi ,Bahvici ,Vachaknavi " , "Apala, Romaharsha , lopamudra ,romasha ,kahawati" ,pls see which are already present , i am leaving now , see you at night😊🌷

@TriyugiNarayanMani - i have got these sites hitxp.com/articles/veda/vedic-education-women-school and hinduwisdom.info/Women_in_Hinduism.htm. So you can also use them as source.

@TriyugiNarayanMani - i am deleting my comments , so you will get additional info from chat 😊

Triyugi Narayan Mani

11:29

@SwiftPushkar thanks :-)

SwiftPushkar

15:29

@TriyugiNarayanMani - see the works of lopamudra en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lopamudra she wrote lalita shahasra nama , rig veda

Triyugi Narayan Mani

15:56

@SwiftPushkar yes I have seen that. I am searching that in Rig veda. It looks like indianscripture site doesn't have that chapter.

SwiftPushkar

16:09

@TriyugiNarayanMani - ok , i will also try and will give you authentic sources , if found some :)

@Tezz - hii how are you ? whats up?

Triyugi Narayan Mani

@SwiftPushkar ok

Tezz

@SwiftPushkar I'm all fine... what's about you...?

@KeshavSrinivasan Matysendranath is also known by the name Machhandarnath... Machha /(Matsya) +Indra + nath = Machhandarnath...

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz - :) Nice to hear that , are there ant shaktipeethas in Nepal , whts the famous devi temple over there

@Tezz - In marathi language he is called as Machhandarnath :) मच्छिंद्रनाथ

Tezz

@SwiftPushkar some famous Devi temples are Guhesywari of Kathmandu, Dakshinkali of Kathmandu, Manakamana of Gorkha, and other Shaktipeetha in several district (like Ambikeshwari in my district)....

@SwiftPushkar मच्छिंन्द्रनाथ is also Sanskrit name....

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz - ok , will search abt that , and will see the pics.also :) abt temples

Tezz

16:21

@SwiftPushkar Ok...

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz - sanskrit and marathi are nearly identical languages .

Tezz

@SwiftPushkar yes, Telugu, Hindi, Nepali, Marathi etc... all have common words from Sanskrit...

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz - yes , see this word , Balbodh ( बाळबोध) we often use this word here :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balbodh

@Tezz - by the way i have seen diff. temple architecture style in Himalayan region, also see temples of wood , whts that style , like we have "Hemadpanthi style"

@Tezz -i have visited this "manu" temple at manali town in Himachal pradesh , india :) liked style :)

Triyuginarayan Temple

Triyuginarayan Temple (Sanskrit: त्रियुगी-नारायण) is a Hindu temple located in the Triyuginarayan village in Rudraprayag district, Uttarakhand. The ancient temple is dedicated to god Vishnu. Its fame is credited to the legend of god Shiva’s marriage to goddess Parvati witnessed by Vishnu at this venue and is thus a popular pilgrimage centre. A special feature of this temple is a perpetual fire, that burns in front of the temple. The flame is believed to burn from the times of the divine marriage. Thus, the temple is also known as Akhand Dhuni temple. The temple courtyard is also the source of a...

Triyugi Narayan Mani

16:43

@SwiftPushkar yes actually I have got my name after my grandfather visited that temple during Badarinath yatra

☺

SwiftPushkar

@TriyugiNarayanMani - ohh ok , grt :) its like kedarnath temple same style

Triyugi Narayan Mani

☺☺

Tezz

@TriyugiNarayanMani wow...!!

Triyugi Narayan Mani

@Tezz ☺☺

Tezz

@SwiftPushkar yes it's great...

SwiftPushkar

16:46

@TheDestroyer - hii :)

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar Hi

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz @TheDestroyer @TriyugiNarayanMani - while reading one answer i came across this comment " After sankara most vedantins and shaiva acharyas have criticised sankara for borrowing buddhist ideology. " whts this , i mean , i never before heard this , wht abt this , i want to know why he is critisised ? shankara

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Q: Was Draupadi reborn in the house of Adi Shankaracharya?

In this excerpt from the Garuda Purana, various incarnations of Vayu the wind god are described. In particular, it says this: When lord Rama incarnated on earth, Vayu was born as Hanuman for rendering assistance to Rama. When lord Krishna descended on earth, he was born as Bhima, the offspr...

this question

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar All those Acharyas are Sectarian people. They didn't like the idea of God being one as it denies their Ista Devas Supremacy.. Padma Purana Uttara Khanda chapter says Shankara as deceiver. Shiva Himself demeans Shaiva Philosophy and says Adi Shankara is Mayavadi (Vaishnavas use this word for Adi Shankara). That Chapter is pure interpolation

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - ohh , ok :) ie. concept of nirgun bhrama right ?

Tezz

@SwiftPushkar hahaha... dont take it seriously... actually one can find anything in Uttara Khanda of Padma Purana...after few years we will find methods to make iphone in Uttara Khanda of Padma Purana... so no need to worry... just enjoy... haha...

The Destroyer

16:56

@SwiftPushkar Adi Shankara revered Shiva and Vishnu as one. He says both are one. Also, He didn't have any particular Ista Deva.

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz - haha :) ok , you are a grt tezz comedian also :) like that

Keshav Srinivasan

@Tezz "Matysendranath is also known by the name Machhandarnath... Machha /(Matsya) +Indra + nath = Machhandarnath..." Oh ok. But does Matsyendranath have any connection with Kaula Tantras?

The Destroyer

@Tezz I don't think entire Uttara Khanda is interpolation..

@Tezz Srisaila Mahatyam is present in Uttara Khanda..

@SwiftPushkar Read. Prasnottara Ratna Malika of Shankara

kamakoti.org/kamakoti/details/…

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz @TheDestroyer - ok , that mean idea of panchayatan or Pantheon : ok @TheDestroyer - ok downloaded pdf , will read later thanks :)

@KeshavSrinivasan - Hii :) Vanakkam

Tezz

@TheDestroyer It is possible that entire Uttara Khanda is latter addition... because some versions of Padma Purana doesn't contain Uttara Khanda at all... but anyway... it's true that one can find anything in UttaraKhanda of Padma Purana... haha...

Keshav Srinivasan

16:59

@SwiftPushkar Vanakkam

The Destroyer

@Tezz haha.. Actually that particular chapter is ridiculous..

Keshav Srinivasan

@SwiftPushkar For the record, I disagree with Tezz and the Destroyer on this issue. By the way, many scholars believe that Adi Shankaracharya's guru's guru Gaudapada was originally a Yogachara Buddhists. See Hajime Nakamura's History of Early Vedanta Philosophy for more information.

Tezz

@KeshavSrinivasan Tantric tradition goes as Lord Shiva to Matsyendranath to Gorakhnath to Chaurangi Nath to and so on...but I'm not sure with Particular Kaula Tantra....

Keshav Srinivasan

@SwiftPushkar Advaitins dispute this; they think Gaudapada was the shishya of Vyasa's son Shuka, as I discuss here:

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Q: How did the Advaita Acharya Gaudapada meet Vyasa's son Shuka?

The most prominent thinker associated with the Advaita Vedanta school is Adi Shankaracharaya, but he wasn't the founder of Advaita; Adi Shankaracharaya's guru Govinda and Govinda's guru Gaudapada were also Advaitins. As I discuss in this question, Gaudapada is famous for his commentary on the Ma...

mythology history vedanta advaita adi-shankaracharya

@SwiftPushkar Personally, I'm skeptical of the notion that Gaudapada ever met Shuka.

SwiftPushkar

@KeshavSrinivasan - ohh ok , actually i know nothing abt this issue , and not serious , just curios :) i will read Hajime Nakamura's History of Early Vedanta also :)

The Destroyer

17:02

@Tezz there's a Sahyadri Kanda of Skanda Purana, which describes all temples along the Krishna River..

Tezz

@SwiftPushkar And in any case... that chapter doesn't name Shankara at all... if someone considers it genuine too then it's possible that it is referring to some coming incarnations...

Keshav Srinivasan

@Tezz I know that the Nath tradition goes from Matsyendranath to Gorakshanath, but I didn't know that the Nath tradition was connected to Tantras.

Tezz

@TheDestroyer Oh I first time heard the name of Sahyadri Kanda...

The Destroyer

@Tezz No chances of being authentic..
"Shiva says this to Parvati, "The doctrine of Maya (illusion)is a wicked doctrine and said to be pseudo-Buddhist. I myself,of the form of a brahmana, proclaimed it in Kali(age). It shows the meaninglessness of the words of the holy texts and is condemned in the world. In this (doctrine) only the giving up of one's own duties is expounded. And that is said to be religiousness by those who have fallen from all duties. I have propounded the identity of the Highest Lord and the (individual) soul. I stated this Brahman's nature to be quality less.

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - Sahyadri means mountain range over here in MH ? ok :)

Tezz

17:06

@KeshavSrinivasan Nath Tradition is connected to Tantras... especially Tantras like Kundalini Tantra (in which Sri Vidya and Kaula Vidya are also associated) and Shabar Tantra...

The Destroyer

@Tezz Non Vedic? Pure interpolation...

@SwiftPushkar Yeah.. Sahyadri in MH

@Tezz archive.org/details/Sahyadri-Khanda

Sahyadrikhanda

Sahyādrikhaṇḍa or Sahyadri Khand, written in Sanskrit, is claimed as a part of Skandapurāṇa. From the old records it can be seen that Sahyādrikhaṇḍa is a later inclusion in the original Skandapurāṇa. It contains the legend of the origin of the Chitpavans. == Description == There is an elaborate description about the creation of Paraśurāma kṣetra. In one place the land is stated to have been created by Paraśurāma by shooting an arrow, while in another place the land is created by throwing an axe. Experts in the field of Archaeology feel that the place where Parashurama's arrow landed is believed...

Tezz

@TheDestroyer haha... actually that passage of Padma Purana also contradicts with this statement of Lord Krishna from Mahabharat:

"Since by all his acts he performs sacrifices for all and seeks the good of every creature, therefore he is called Shiva or the auspicious one."

The Destroyer

@Tezz One should read previous lines.. Shiva demeans pasupata Philosophy also which is disgusting..

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer @Tezz @KeshavSrinivasan - nath sampradai is very well known here in maharashtra here, actually famous saint Dnyaneshwar and his guru brother Nivruttinath were from nath smpradai , saint Dnyaneshwar wrote saint Dnyaneshwari ज्ञानेश्वरी (commentary) on gita , he was grt. yogi

Tezz

@TheDestroyer haha... anways... it's divine interpolation.. and it's secret is in Brihadaranyaka 1.4.10....☺☺

Triyugi Narayan Mani

17:14

@SwiftPushkar Natha Sampraday is also famous in my home town Gorakhpur Uttar Pradesh

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz - ha ha , like the concept "divine interpolation" @TriyugiNarayanMani - ok :)

Tezz

@TriyugiNarayanMani the name Gorakhpur comes from Guru Gorakhnath...

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar Yes. SRI M is also initiated into Nath Sampradaya.. His name is Madhukarnath.. where Madhu is his past life's name. His guru is Sri Mahatavar Babaji..

@Tezz haha.. Yes.. Also in Rig Veda (1.164.46) - "Ekam Sat Vipra Bahudha Vadanti"

Tezz

@TriyugiNarayanMani Gorkha district of Nepal and Gorkhali (another name for Nepali) and Gorkha Army here... all come from Guru Gorakhnath...

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar Sri Mahatavar babaji is believed to be Lord Shiva Himself..

Triyugi Narayan Mani

17:17

@Tezz yes and there is also Gorakhanath Matha en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorakhnath_Math

Keshav Srinivasan

@Tezz "Nath Tradition is connected to Tantras... especially Tantras like Kundalini Tantra (in which Sri Vidya and Kaula Vidya are also associated) and Shabar Tantra..." Is "Kundalini Tantra" the name of some specific Shakta Agama? I've never heard of it.

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - ok

Tezz

@KeshavSrinivasan I don't know whether there is a specific Shakta Aagama named Kundalini Tantra... but main scripture of Shaktas like Devi Bhagvatam clearly emphasize on Kundalini Tantra. So I'm sure Shakta Aagams also emphasize on it... . And Guru Gorakhnath also advocated on raising Kundalini and Kundalini Tantra... so there is definitely Tantric connection betwn the two...

Triyugi Narayan Mani

@KeshavSrinivasan Matsyendranatha is said to written a book Kaulajnananirnaya m.exoticindia.com/m/book/details/…

SwiftPushkar

@TriyugiNarayanMani - are you native of delhi or other state ? @TriyugiNarayanMani - ohh ok :)

Triyugi Narayan Mani

17:22

@SwiftPushkar I am working in delhi and my home town is Gorakhpur Uttar Pradesh

Tezz

@TriyugiNarayanMani yes, also Shabar Mantras created by Gorakhnath are very famous here.. ...

The Destroyer

@Tezz Which "nath" was avatar of Shiva other than Matsyendranath?

Triyugi Narayan Mani

@Tezz oh ok

Keshav Srinivasan

@Tezz OK, so you're just talking about the concept of Kundalini, you're not talking about the title of a specific Agama.

Tezz

@TheDestroyer Matsyendranath is only Amsa Avatar of Lord Shiva... but Gorakhnath is full Avatar.... so he is considered to be verily Shiva himself....

Keshav Srinivasan

17:23

@TriyugiNarayanMani Thanks

Triyugi Narayan Mani

@KeshavSrinivasan welcome

The Destroyer

@Tezz ok

Tezz

@KeshavSrinivasan No I'm not talking about name of Shakta Aagams... Actually I don't know even 1 name of Shakta Aagams.. haha...

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - yes i have visited " Paraśurāma kṣetra" the temple 3-4 times , at chiplun town , kokan :) its very fine temple the murthy is also big :)

Keshav Srinivasan

@Tezz I think you've been reading too many archaic English translations of books, haha. Nobody says "verily" anymore.

Tezz

17:27

@KeshavSrinivasan haha... effects of reading Upanishads....

SwiftPushkar

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar I need Sahyadri Khanda book as it has many temples in Andhra along the Krishna River..

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - ok i will search for that , meantime this is murthy of parshurama , from chiplun town temple , whts that ?

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar Also, that has some controversy about Konkan brahmins..

Chitpavan

The Chitpavan or Chitpawan, part of the Konkanastha Brahmins (i.e. "Brahmins native to the Konkan"), are a Brahmin community of Konkan, the coastal region of western India. The community is Hindu. Until the 18th century, however, the Chitpavans were not esteemed in social ranking, and were indeed considered by other older Brahmin castes as being an inferior caste of Brahmins. The community remains concentrated in Maharashtra but also has populations all over India and the rest of the world including the USA and UK. == Origin == There are two common mythological theories of origin among th...

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - ohh , its nothing ,they are same , but during aryan invasion myth , some of them thought that they were original aryan came here on boat , but now that myth is over , its i think gentically proven that they are from here itself

@TheDestroyer - kokanastha as i told yesterday , but they are little more orthodox in marrying with deccan people or deshasta , but now a days no such thing actually exsist. its just old beliefs ,

The Destroyer

17:37

@SwiftPushkar i think Sahyadri khanda also describes temples in MH..

@SwiftPushkar ok..

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - ok , i wil see that also , most famous temples in MH are "Astavinayak " "khandoba" (Mh kuladevata state) Mahalaxami (kolhapur) , and 3 and half shakti peethas,

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar ok. Temples along length of Krishna..

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - trimbakeshwar, etc. Narasobawadi , narasingpur , narayanpur etc

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar Triyambakeshwar is on banks of Godavari

ok

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - Temples along length of Krishna --- Narasobawadi , narasingpur , narayanpur

Tezz

17:41

@TheDestroyer @SwiftPushkar you are talking about river कृष्ण or river कृष्णा...?

The Destroyer

@Tezz what the difference?

SwiftPushkar

@Tezz - कृष्णा @TheDestroyer krishn means black , but krishna is a name i think

Tezz

@TheDestroyer कृष्ण means Lord Krishna... कृष्णा means Draupadi...

The Destroyer

@Tezz ohh.. Why is draupadi called कृष्णा ?

Krishn Shweta

Huh?? @Tezz

Tezz

17:49

@TheDestroyer I don't know exact reason... but name Krishnã for Draupadi is used several times in Mahabharat... maybe because she is black or she is sister or Lord Krishna...

@KrishnShweta why... Huh?...

The Destroyer

@Tezz ok.. Do you know legend of this temple?

mopidevitemple.org/aboutus.html

Krishn Shweta

@Tezz Krishna=Draupadi.

Tezz

@TheDestroyer no, I don't know...

The Destroyer

Four Deva Rishis viz., Sankara, Sanakasa, Sanatkumara, and Sanatsujata are known for their un-wavering devotion and saintly knowledge. They are immoral and always appear at the age of five years to others. They remained so detached from the awareness of worldly matters that they remain naked without covering their bodies. Once, they came to Kailas, the abode of Lord Shiva to worship Him.

At the same time, Sachi Devi, Swaha Devi, Goddess Saraswathi and Goddess Lakshmi also arrived. Lord Subrahmanyeswara was sitting in the lap of his mother Goddess Parvathi by that time

Subrahmanyeswara as a child was bewildered at the two contrasts of fully clad Gods and Goddesses on one hand and the nude Deva rishis on the other. He giggled innocently in a childish way.

Goddess Parvathi chided Lord Subrahmanyeswara for his folly. Later, Lord Subrahmanyeswara realised his lapse and took permission to do penance to get rid of the blemish. Lord Subrahmanyeswara did the penance in disguise, in the form of a snake for many years and successfully cleansed Himself of his folly. The place where Lord Subrahmanyeswara did penance later came to be known as ‘Mopidevi’.

Tezz

@KrishnShweta haha its not Krishna... It's Krishnã... ( कृष्णा)।....

@TheDestroyer oh... I didn't knew about that legend....

The Destroyer

17:53

@Tezz Draupadi is believed to be avatar of Durga.. i don't know whether this is mentioned in any Purana or not

@Tezz Yeah. Temple site says this is mentioned in Sahyadri Khanda

Triyugi Narayan Mani

Good night @all

The Destroyer

@TriyugiNarayanMani Good night. How's your son?

Tezz

@TheDestroyer I think Draupadi is mentioned incarnation of Lakshmi (actually Sri).. this Sri can also refer to Indras wife Sachi...

Triyugi Narayan Mani

@TheDestroyer thanks for asking. He is fine.

The Destroyer

@Tezz I think that Sri is not Lakshmi..

SwiftPushkar

17:56

@TriyugiNarayanMani - ok ,GN TC Bye :)

The Destroyer

@TriyugiNarayanMani welcome :)

Krishn Shweta

@TriyugiNarayanMani good night..

Tezz

@TheDestroyer in my view it's Sachi as Pandavas are Indras...

The Destroyer

@Tezz Or combined wives of Indra, Yama, Vayu and aswini Kumaras

Tezz

@TheDestroyer yes... but all five were Indras and prisoned by Shiva...

The Destroyer

17:59

@Tezz Yeah.. i read that.

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer @Tezz @KeshavSrinivasan @KrishnShweta - have you seen that answer to my question , this girl posted a hindi love story as an answer :) ha ha

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Q: What is the story Of River Narmada from Puranas and significance of Narmada Parikrama?

गङ्गेच यमुने चैव गोदावरी सरस्वति । नर्मदा सिन्धु कावेरी जलेऽस्मिन् संनिधिं कुरु ॥ "Gange Cha Yamune Chaiva Godavari Saraswati, Narmada Sindhu Kaveri Jalesmin Sannidhim Kuru" Meaning O Holy Rivers Ganga and Yamuna, and also Godavari, Saraswati, Narmada, Sindhu and Kaveri; P...

scripture puranas tradition narmada rivers

see del answer , its most funny answer i got here :) @TheDestroyer ohh ok

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar haha. yeah.. she is advertising her blog..

SwiftPushkar

ohh the answer got deleted also

Krishn Shweta

What was that story?

SwiftPushkar

@KrishnShweta - abt eating "pani puri" golgappa together :)

Krishn Shweta

18:05

That's my favorite....

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta In Hyderabad, Panipuri is not nice. It is not at all Spicy.. Karme Vundadu

SwiftPushkar

@KrishnShweta - i think its girls most fav. food item all over INDIA , and nepal also , @Tezz - do you get pani pure there ?

i especially like "pudina" or mint chatani in that

Krishn Shweta

@TheDestroyer Yeah... but few prepare it nicely

@TheDestroyer BTW, Andhra people eat more spicy food. :D

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta yeah.. we eat more spicy food..

Krishn Shweta

@SwiftPushkar I like that sweet puri also....

SwiftPushkar

18:13

@KrishnShweta - sweet puri or sweet chatani ? @KrishnShweta - he is meditating @KrishnShweta - ok , wht do you call it ?

Krishn Shweta

Tezz is sleeping.....

@SwiftPushkar Sweet puri.

@KeshavSrinivasan When you ate panipuri last time?

Keshav Srinivasan

@SwiftPushkar Haha yeah, it was spam, I deleted it.

The Destroyer

Yeah.. These days Tezz is mingling with Brahman very soon..

Keshav Srinivasan

@KrishnShweta I've never eaten Panipuri in my life.

SwiftPushkar

@KeshavSrinivasan - yes :)

Krishn Shweta

18:15

@SwiftPushkar Sweet puri :)

Keshav Srinivasan

@KrishnShweta I've eaten regular Puri though.

The Destroyer

@KeshavSrinivasan nothing special in it.. they pour water in puri shell and sell it..

Krishn Shweta

@KeshavSrinivasan When you will visit India, have it. That's very tasty.

SwiftPushkar

@KeshavSrinivasan @KrishnShweta - actually we prepare sweet puri at home also , its just regular puri dipped in suger syrup or Paak

Krishn Shweta

@SwiftPushkar OK

SwiftPushkar

18:24

@KrishnShweta @TheDestroyer - have you visited salarjanga museum?

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar yeah visited

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer @KrishnShweta - i have visited hyd. two times but missed visiting that museum both times :) its most famous museum in india , one of the biggest

Krishn Shweta

@SwiftPushkar I have seen it from out side (for few seconds)

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta lol.. did you see Charminar?.😝

Krishn Shweta

@SwiftPushkar Please don't ask me where I have visited, because I haven't seen anything places other than my home school college.

@TheDestroyer That also from out side.

SwiftPushkar

18:28

@TheDestroyer - ha ha ... thats funny @KrishnShweta - sorry madam :( whts that mean ? symbol , i dont know much abt chat symbols

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta 😱

Krishn Shweta

^.^

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta someone might have cursed you in your previous janma that you wouldn't vIsit places other than home..

@SwiftPushkar that's in indic keyboard...

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer no not yours ^ ^ this one

Krishn Shweta

@TheDestroyer No.... That means, I'm gonna enjoy all these places with my future husband.

@SwiftPushkar Blushing face.

The Destroyer

18:33

@SwiftPushkar ohh ok. @KrishnShweta ohh.. boon in disguise of curse...

Krishn Shweta

@TheDestroyer If not then also that's fine. As you said Krishna was born in jail.

SwiftPushkar

@TheDestroyer - actually she knows only , curse or boon

@TheDestroyer @KrishnShweta - actually PC users cant see android smilies , i am using my pc in long time today , i came to know this today itself

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar that is optimistic thinking.. actually that's good habit..

@KrishnShweta Siva Siva 🙉 Is that lady religious? If yes, that may happen..

Because good virtues they acquire by doing poojaa get reduced When they curse..

SwiftPushkar

@KeshavSrinivasan @KrishnShweta @TheDestroyer - ok will sleep now , bye GN/GD ,TC ..

The Destroyer

@SwiftPushkar bye.. Gn

Krishn Shweta

18:44

@SwiftPushkar Good night

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta those religious ladies are very dangerous. They do poojaa with so much Bhakti and curses when they get angry...

Krishn Shweta

@TheDestroyer I don't who is she.

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta ohh.. ok..

@KrishnShweta due to virtues of pooja, these curses work.. like how sages curse in olden days by their tapo shakti

Krishn Shweta

However if I have done anything wrong obviously something bad will happen with me. Nenu upavasam untunna @TheDestroyer

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta actually that small curse is already predestined.. you can't change it.. however you may reduce it to certain extent.

If it is AagamI Karma , upavasa will work.. but Prarabda Karma is bit difficult to subdue..

Krishn Shweta

18:56

OK.

good night.

The Destroyer

@KrishnShweta gn

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