Swamiji Conveys His Divine Blesings to all on the ocassion of Indian Independence Day, August 15th 2011
UNITY IS OUR STRENGTH
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Swamiji has conveyed His Divine Blessings to all Indians and people of Indian origin all over the world on the ocassion of Indian Independence Day, August 15th. Swamiji has urged everyone to unite and transform India into a powerful and peaceful country. It is necesary for India to become peaceful as only then it can spread world peace and Love to the entire world . India is the heart of Mother Earth and Love & peace are its heart beat. Mother India wants us to spread love and peace to the entire world. Unitedly we should all fulfil the desire of the Mother Earth, Swamiji said. We should fill our mind with peace and heart with love, and offer these at Her Lotus Feet and spread love and peace.
Swamiji has conveyed His divine blessings to people from all walks of life from religious leaders, political leaders, The Prime Minister, President, the cabinet ministers and all the political parties and hoped that everyone will unite and transform the whole world into an abode of peace.
Swamiji has said that each of us should get the five strengths namely physical strength, mental strength, financial strength, social strength and spiritual strength since it is only then that we can become powerful and peaceful. Swamiji has said that it is our foremost duty to see that we provide the five essentials namely food, clothing, education, shelter and health to each and every person on the earth, since this is very essential to make this Earth an Abode of Peace.
(Saare Jahan Se Accha plays automatically, please turn on speakers to listen ..)
Swamiji Conveys His Divine Blessings on the ocassion of Krishnasthami, August 10th 2012
Sri Krishna is a complete manifestation of infinite divine love endowed with Shodasha Kalas (16 facets). Sri Krishna's form is beautiful. The beauty is not only of the body, but of the heart. All positive aspects of human life with divinity is His form, and He incarnated to establish Righteousness and Good conduct, as He has Himself said in the Bhagwad Gita :
Yada yada hi dharmasya
Glanir bhavati bharata
Abhyutthanam adharmasya
Tadatmanam srjamy aham (Chapter IV-7)
Sri Krishna's life teaches us how to lead our life in the world. He used love, tact, humor and diplomacy to get rid of evil in the world. The state of today's world is much worse than in Dwapara yuga, and Sri Krishna's skills and diplomacy are in great need today. Though His acts are not comprehended by all, they are divine mysteries and He followed the right path, was an able administrator, politician, a great husband, king, social worker and above all a great human being. He was so tolerant that He let his disciple place his feet on His own head and move forward. He protected those who had faith in Him like an eyelid protects the eye.
Lord Krishna is an embodiment of kindness and compassion. Right in the battlefield He preached the Bhagwad Gita to Arjuna. In reality it is for the benefit of the whole humankind, for all ages to come that he made Arjuna as a medium to impart the highest truths in the world. Hence is is truly the Jagad Guru or Viswa Guru. Krishna avataara provides the spiritual aspirant with necessary teachings to attain one-ness with Lord. Sri Krishna is the charioteer who leads the chariot of our human life towards divine bliss and teaches us to find contentment and happiness in whatever we do.
To worship Lord Krishna is to become Sri Krishna and lead our life according to His teachings. My divine Blessings to you all on the occasion of Sri Krishnasthami.
Sri Sri Sri Viswayogi Viswamjee Maharaj
Swamiji Conveys His Divine Blessings to all on the ocassion of Sravana Poornima, Raksha Bandhan, August 2nd 2012
Sravana Poornima, Raksha Bandhan, August 2nd 2012
Swamiji has conveyed His divine blessings to all on the ocassion of Shravana Poornima & Raksha Bandhan, on the August 24th 2010.
Swamiji has said that Raksha bandhan symbolises the love and affection between the brother and sister. On this day the brother should
visit his sisters house,
get rakhi tied on his hand, have food at her house and pledge to always support and protect her and fulfill her desires.
One of the oldest legendary references to the festival of Rakhi goes back to 300 B.C. At this time Alexander the Great, was invading India. Alexander was shaken by the fury of the Indian king Puru in his first attempt. Upset by this, Alexander's wife, who had heard of the Rakhi festival, approached King Puru. King Puru accepted her as his sister and when the opportunity came during the war, he refrained from fighting Alexander. In the war, when Alexander fell from his chariot and King Puru was about to slay him, King Puru saw the Rakhi on his wrist and he drew his sword back!
Raksha Bandhan rituals has a wisdom behind it is that it is a lifelong process of practising and promoting human, moral, cultural, social and spiritual values and empowering it will help to restore positivity and virtues in life and society.