This year, Hindu Jagruti is celebrating its 20th anniversary. On this background, we have decided that on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of October, Hindus will proudly hoist the Saffron flag at their houses.
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti has appealed to people to express their love for the mission of establishing Hindu Rashtra by participating in the ‘Har Ghar Bhagawa’ campaign
The sculpture of Shri Ganapati is described in the Shri Ganapatyatharvashirsha as Ekadantam, Chaturhastam ….(एकदन्तं चतुर्हस्तं)’, meaning, He who is ekadanta (Has only one tusk), is chaturbhuja (Has four hands)
For instance, if we are a devotee of Shri Ganapati, we should strive to obtain fundamental knowledge about Shri Ganapati from the theoretical as well as the practical aspects to generate and increase our bhav (Spiritual emotion) towards Him.
Importance of specific substances in the worship of Shri Ganapati
It is a popular belief that an idol with the tip of the trunk pointing towards the right and left are called right-sided and left-sided idols respectively; however this is not the case.
Shri Ganesh is associated with the frequencies of Desire associated with the Absolute Earth (Pruthvi) and Ether (Apa) Elements. That is why ritualistic worship of Shri Ganesh is beneficial both for men and women.
After invoking Shri Ganapatitattva (Shri Ganapati Principle) into the Idol and performing the ritualistic worship, energy is created in the Idol. The rice on which the Idol is placed gets charged with this energy.
While bringing the Idol, cover it with a clean silk, cotton or khadi cloth. The face of the Idol should be towards the individual holding it. The front of the Idol emits saguntattva (Materialised Principle), while the rear portion emits nirguntattva (Non-materialised Principle)
Sunak has, again and again, stressed that he is proud to be a Hindu. He had taken the oath for MP keeping a hand on the Bhagawadgita.