Monday, May 9, 2011

Shree Durga Varada Hom

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Shree Durga Varada Hom
The Shree Durga Varada Hom is an extremely crucial part of the Shree Varada Chandika Prassanotsav. This event is taking place in the ground directly opposite the Main Gate of Shree HariGuruGram. The Shree Durga Varada Hom is a Yagna. The Yagna Samhita [Text expounding on the Procedural Aspects of the Yagna] was composed by the Great Sage Atri. This, Shree Durga Varada Hom is being conducted as per the Atri Samhita, to the exclusive rendition of the Sanskrit edition of the Shree Matruvatsalyavindanam, in the voice of our Param Poojya Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu himself. This Sanskrit edition, shall in the near future, be made available to all Shraddhavans,
This Hom is of 3 types

  1. Ek-Kala Hom [Lasts for 3 hours]
  2. Tri-Kala Hom [Lasts for 3 days]
  3. Nava-Kala Hom
Currently, the Hom being performed as part of the Shree Varada Chandika Prassanotsav is the Nava-Kala Hom, which shall be performed for 9 days on the trot, wherein the entire of the ninth day shall be reserved for the Poornahuti [Completion Rituals] of the Yagna. This Hom is being performed in a totally unique way and every Shraddhavan can cherish this visual and auditory experience throughout this great Exaltation of Mothi AAI , Shree Varada Chandika Prassanotsav.

The arrangement of this event is as follows, we are able to see our Aai Mahishasurmardini placed in a cave, in front of which is a series of steps leading to Mothi AAI. Directly opposite of this is a large Jalashaya where Nandaai herself will offer the Mangala Deep daily. Ahead of this Jalashaya is the Hom Kunda wherein we can all offer the Dhoop. All Shraddhavans can sit and do the Pathan [reading] of the Shree Matruvatsalya Vindanam in the same place whilst listening to the heavenly voice of our Sadguru Bapu reciting the same in Sanskrit. Today itself many of us were fortunate enough to witness Nandaai herself doing the Pathan of the Shree Matruvatsalya for almost over an hour.
In the Nava-Kala Hom, each and every Shraddhavan can offer Dhoop. Around this entire arrangement are placed 11 Kanthakoopa Pashan, signifying the 11 names our Mothi Aai, which we have sung innumerable times .... Jayanti, Mangala, Kali, Bhadrakali, kapalini, Durga, Kshama Shiva, Dhatri, Swaha, Swadha,,, Namostute......... The Spiritual Strength and grit required to destroy Evil from our life, is provided by this very event, the Shree Durga Varda Hom.

The Ek-Kala and Tri-Kala Hom will soon be started at Gurukul, Juinagar and each and every Shraddhavan shall be able to perform them, himself. Similarly Sharddhavans will also be able to perform this Hom in the Purusharthadhams in the future.



















Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Blood Donation Camp 2011

RAM NAVAMI UTSAV


The festival of Ram Navami would be celebrated by Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Upasana Trust on 12th April 2011 (9th day of Chaitra month) at Hari Guru Gram, Bandra, Mumbai


In the morning the festival would start with arrival of 'श्री सिद्ध दीपशिखा' (Shree Siddha Deepshikha) from Shree Sai Niwas at Shree Hari Guru Gram.

** After this 'श्री साईंराम सहस्त्र यज्ञ' (Shree Sairam Sahastra Yagnya) would start.

...Every visiting devotee would in get chance to perform हवन (Havan) while reciting 'तारक मंत्र' (Taarak Mantra) in the श्री साईंराम सहस्त्र यज्ञ (Shri Sairam Sahastra Yagnya).

** At 12 noon birth of Lord Ram in celebrated in the traditional way. The same cradle which was used for P. P. Bapu during His infant days would be used to during this event.

** श्री साईनाथ महिम्नाभिषेक (Shri Sainath Mahimnabhishek) .This event is carried by tradition. अभिषेक (Holy Bath) is offered to the Idol of Lord Sai Baba with full royal honours. Every visiting devotee can take part in this abhishek.

**On this holy day तळीभरण विधी (Talibharan Ritual) of Lord Sainath is also carried out. One gets the merit (पुण्य) of donating food to the hungry by performing Talibharan.

**The name of Lord Ram in form of Hymn of ll ॐ रामाय रामभद्राय रामचन्द्राय नमः ll would be chanted throughout the day at the venue .

**Devotees can also take benefit of श्री अनिरुद्ध हंडी प्रसाद (holy sacrament) prepared specially with हस्तस्पर्ष (Divine Touch) of P. P. Aniruddha Bapu.

**The festival finally ends with महाआरती (Maha-Aarti) Shri Sairam Sahastra Yagnya पूर्णाहुति (purnahuti).


IN ALL THE ABOVE MENTIONED EVENTS ALL THE VSITING DEVOTEES CAN PARTICIPATE PERSONALLY.

Location
 -  Shree Hari Guru Gram, Kherwadi, Bandra(E), Mumbai

Time          -  Tuesday, April 12 · 9:00am - 9:00pm






--                                                         Hari om

Thursday, March 31, 2011

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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

AADM - Extended Western Zone Seminar - 27th March 2011


Aniruddha’s Academy of Disaster Management had organized a seminar on disaster management for its Disaster Management Volunteers of extended western zone of Mumbai stretching from Borivali to Dahanu on Sunday 27th March 2011.




 The event started at 9.45AM with arrival of Param Poojya Bapu’s Paduka which was followed by group prayers performed by all the DMVs.


Keynote address was delivered in which the aims and objectives of creating Disaster Awareness through this seminar were stressed.



The programme proceeded with presentations from DMVs on various topics related with disaster management viz., Use of I.T. in Disaster & Risk Management, Evacuation Planning, Vermiculture, Global warming, Importance of Preparedness in Disaster Management, etc. Further a Workshop on Use of Fire Extinguisher was conducted which was followed by live demonstrations on Rescue and Snake Handeling techniques in which all the DMVs actively participated





The last session of the seminar featured refreshing and devotional Satsang and Gajars. The seminar finally concluded with Upasana.












Blood Donation Camp 2011

                          

Hari Om ,


Shri Aniruddha upasana foundation,Sadguru shri Aniruddha upasana trust,Dilasa medical trust & Rehabilation centre,Aniruddha samarpan pathak,Aniruddha's house of friends,AADM associatively organised blood donation camp at Shri Harigurugram on Sunday,3rd April 2011.

*Why to donate Blood ?

Its best for your health…Our body contains approximately 4.5 – 5 Liters of blood out of which only 300ml blood is withdrawn. Immediately after donation, within 2 – 3 hours our body produces new blood cells and thus the blood in the body gets refreshed. Thus donating blood helps in stimulating generation of new blood cells and thereby increasing our fitness and immune system of our body.

Your body should meet the following requirements before donating blood:-

*Age- Any male or female between 18 to 60 yrs.

*Weight-Above 45 kgs.

*Haemoglobin-Above 12.5%

Generally the donors are rejected due to lack of hemoglobin in blood.

* To increase the haemoglobin levels in blood, follow the below mentioned diet:

1. Green Vegetables
2. Sprouts
3. Green peas, pumpkin, tomato
4. Fruits and salads
5. Grains like Corn, wheat, raggy malt, dry-fruits, jaggery
6. Sweets like murabba (Jam), and Khir.
7.Drinking tea should be avoided.


**Care to be taken prior to blood donation:

1. Take a sound sleep at night.
2. Take your regular breakfast/meals
3. Please do not take the medicines like homeopathic/ayurvedic medicines and tablets like crocin, Disprin, Combiflam unless necessary.


*Persons suffering from following diseases cannot donate blood:-

1. Diarrheoa
2. Malaria
3. Typhoid
4. AIDS
5. Blood pressure
6. Surgery within 1 year
7. Anaemia
8. Tuberculosis
9. Cancer
10. Ladies:-
a) Abortion within 6 Mnths
b) Menstrual Cycle
c) Pregnancy
d) Lactation

** A kind request to all to give their maximum support for this Camp by donating their valued blood and also by helping spreading the word.

Location -   Shri Hari Guru Gram,Teacher's colony,Kherwadi,Bandra (E). Mumbai, India

Time -   Sunday, April 3 · 9:00am - 6:00pm