LIBRA ♎️ Weekly Tarot 23rd August 2021 |“TRIP ACES !!!”| #Libra #August#Tarot

Lord Hanuman is very often seen as a divine deity known for his wisdom and immense power. He worshipped Lord Ram and served him with all his strength, sincere devotion and without expecting a reward in return; his service was selfless.

Lord Hanuman is the divine Hindu deity who is revered at all places for his might, strength and wisdom. He is adored for his devotion to Lord Ram and it is Lord Hanuman selfless service which is his most cherished and worshipped quality.

Lord Hanuman is undoubtedly one of the great heroes of the divine epic of Ramayana, in which he helps Prabhu Hanuman free Seeta Mata from the clutches of Ravana. Lord Hanuman was granted by Prabhu Ram to be Chiranjeevi or immortal, and Bajrang Bali told Lord Ram that be assured, while people in the world chant your name, prana shall not leave my body.

If we look at Indian literature, the kind prominent since ancient times, we come to realize that it is full of miracles, withholds magic within itself. Vedic philosophy has been maintained pretty much on the same lines since millennia! This has been accomplished in form of stories that exemplify the Vedic philosophy in its true essence.

Bajrang Bali is the true and greatest devotee of Lord Rama; the deity who is worshipped with great devotion at all places in the world. Lord Rama is also known as Raghuvar, or the best among Raghus.

Lord Hanuman was thorough with all Vedas and Shastras; the nine grammars were taught to him by the Sun God himself. It is believed that regarding the knowledge of scriptures, no one in the universe can be better than Prabhu Kesarinandan.

Hanuman Chalisa, written by Goswami Tulsidas ji is an exceptional prayer in every sense of the word. Lord Hanuman is a source of infinite strength and wisdom. And as a devotee worships Lord Hanuman by chanting the Hanuman Chalisa, he prays to the Lord to invoke the same strength within him.

Among all festivals associated with Lord Hanuman the Hanuman Jayanti or birth of Lord Hanuman is the most celebrated. It is often believed that tithi of Hanuman Jayanti is Ashwin Vadya Chaturshi; but some believe the same to occur on Chaitra Purnima every year.

SILENCE. A tap dripping. A bath slipping in temperature; water’s cold; colder; colder than the bathroom air, though senses do not communicate. With silence, in submerged numbness, I lay there. Breathing, yet not alive. Seeing, yet semi-blind through torrential saline. Wanting to move, but unable to. Horrible thoughts invade. Swords pierce the mind. Knowing the need to move, yet not knowing how – or why. Not having the reason. Nothing happening cognitively. Time in freewheel. Not a caring care. Beyond comprehension, the pain. No desire. All efficaciousness gone. Only the discomfort of the water’s iciness arrests the dolour. Must move! Move! I know I must move. And move I do. Out of sheer self-interest I move out of that Atlantic bath. It was the DARKEST night.

MY PARENTS’ 38th wedding anniversary was a day that something remarkable happened to me. It was December 18, 2003. I had been working from home when I decided to walk to the park and pray. I’d been separated from my then-wife for a period of 90 days. Having suffered the worst grief I could then imagine, I was finding my way back to the church; my faith had never been better, even though it was the most vulnerable time in my life.

The tools we use to perceive our universe are only able to reveal to us a mere 5% of all that “is.” This is what the physicists tell us and whether this is exactly accurate is not important – any order of magnitude, even 25% out of 100% is an extraordinary gap in our ability to know our universe. Is this indicative of our conscious awareness or the effectiveness of our current methodology of scientific study?