hari-har ek rup gunshila l
karat swami-sevakki leela ll 16 ll
rahtey deu pujat pujvavat l
puja-padhati sabanhi sikhavat ll 17 ll
maruti ban hari-seva kinhi l
rameshwar ban seva linhi ll 18 ll
A part of my daily prayer from "Sri Shiva Chalisa" (on those days when I get down to praying seriously), these three Dohas probably best explain the centrality of Lord Shiva in the Hindu pantheon. Thought of posting this up here for I have always been someone who trips on Lord Shiva and because today is Maha Shivaratri.
P.S. - For some weird reason, Google transliteration works only for the headline (and label) of the post, will try again later, for now, "Om Namah Shivaya" and may his vitality be with you and power your creativity!
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- Anand Vishwanadha
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Reciprocate your wishes....Read the Shiva stuti and watched my people do the lingabhishekam - an auspicious, beautiful morning.
ReplyDeleteThank you Priti and happy for you!
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