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Who is Goddess Kamala?

The most kind and compassionate incarnation of the Goddess is Kamala. The Goddess of success and wealth, Lakshmi, is none other than her. As Kamala, she continues to be a manifestation of Kali, the ferocious aspect of the divine Shakti also known as Parvati, Durga, and Bhagavathi.

Kamala is the Tantric incarnation of the Goddess Lakshmi. Kamala is the "one who resides in a lotus," and Kamalam is the lotus flower. She still serves as the source of the greatest well-being and stands for the three key facets of material existence: fertility, prosperity, and fortune. She is the goddess of money and can bestow both material and spiritual wealth upon a person. According to legend, she appeared from the churning milky ocean and was chosen to be Vishnu's bride, the great Lord and God of protection and sustenance. 

The devotees who worship Kamala will receive her eternal blessings. Simply said, this will assist in eradicating all forms of poverty. Additionally, her grace can lessen issues like grief, failure, childlessness, tragedy, and the negative effects of Venus. Additionally, doing so will promote success and abundance, as well as blessings for one's bodily, material, and spiritual well-being.

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The cattle worshipping ritual of Pongal can be traced back to this legend. People show their gratitude to the descendants of Nandi who have helped them harvest their crops throughout the year. Share this with your friends and family, and comment below “Har Har Mahadev Download the IMAVATAR App now! And to access our religious & spiritual universe.

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Know the different types of spirituality.

Spirituality refers to the space within yourself where your soul can find calm. It's a concept dedicated to the human soul, absolutely free of any rules, institutions, or hierarchy. In recent times, there has been a peaked interest in spirituality and people have started paying more attention to their spiritual lives. There are also many different types of spiritual practices which are practised by people as per there interest.  

Mystical Spirituality - This spirituality is centred on the intuitive side of the soul. People who practise mystical spirituality think that every experience in life has a deeper connectedness. Every experience transcends the material or physical realm, and everything can be brought together into a bigger whole. People who practise this sort of spirituality, for example, may believe that everything happens for a reason.

Authoritarian Spirituality - This sort of spirituality is based on a belief in authority or a hierarchical order of things. People define spirituality by adhering to a set of guidelines and limitations. This form of spirituality is frequently linked to religious beliefs.

Intellectual Spirituality - Knowledge is at the heart of this style of spirituality. Intellectually spiritual persons are more likely to learn about spiritual theories and analyse the data they come across. Studying theology, for example, is one kind of this spiritual journey.

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Know which God is worshipped on which days of the week!

Each day of the week honours a different god from the Hindu pantheon. Many Hindus fast on a specific day of the week in addition to the special Vratas and Upvaas. Each day of the week has its own specialty, and there are countless folktales related to the weekly fasting. Im Avatar is the platform to visit if you are interested in this. 

Sunday - Lord Surya is honoured on Sunday (Sun God). On the day of the fast (upvaas), only one meal is consumed. It's best to stay away from oil and salt. The colour red is the day's theme, and red flowers are offered to Surya Ravivar, or Lord Surya or Suryanarayana, on Sunday. The day's upvaas, or fasting, is dedicated to the Sun God. 

Monday - Lord Shiva is honoured on Monday. Lord Shiva is considered to be readily delighted. As a result, many individuals celebrate Upvaas on Monday. Those who observe fasting only consume food once.

Tuesday - Lord Ganesha, Durga, Goddess Kali, and Lord Hanuman are honoured on Tuesday. The shrines of Devi and Hanuman are visited by the majority of worshipers. Those who fast should avoid eating salty foods at night.

Wednesday - Wednesday is Budvar, which honours Lord Krishna and the planet Budh, or Mercury. Lord Vithal, a Krishna manifestation, is also commemorated on this day. In Pujas, green leaves, particularly Tulsi leaves, are used.

Thursday - Lord Vishnu and his incarnations are honoured on Thursday. Milk, ghee, and other ingredients are used in pujas. Food is only consumed once, and only if it contains milk products.

Friday -  Mahalakshmi, Santhoshi Ma, Annapuraneshwari, and Durga are the Mother Goddesses honoured on Friday. On the day, sweets are distributed. Those who follow the Vrat make it a point to eat only at night.

Saturday - Saturday is dedicated to removing Lord Shani's negative influence. People who believe in Hindu astrology are the ones who observe the Vrat on this day. The day's colour is black, and people flock to the Shani shrine.

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Benefits of  Activating Chakras in your life.

A chakra is an energy point that affects a person's mental and physical health. The human body has a total of seven chakras. But what exactly are chakras and how do they affect your physical and emotional well-being? So, let me tell you, In Sanskrit, the word “chakra” means “disk” or “wheel” and refers to the energy centres in your body. These wheels or disks of spinning energy each correspond to certain nerve bundles and major organs. To function at their best, your chakras need to stay open, or balanced. If they get blocked, you may experience physical or emotional symptoms related to a particular chakra. The seven main chakras that run along your spine are

Root chakra

Sacral chakra

Solar plexus chakra

Heart chakra

Throat chakra

Third eye chakra

Crown chakra

Let's understand the functioning of these chakras.

The first chakra which is known as root chakra, located at the base of your spine, is responsible for your sense of security and stability. It provides you with a base or foundation for life, and it helps you feel grounded and able to withstand challenges in your life.

Second chakra located just below your belly button is known as is responsible for your sexual and creative energy.

The third chakra, solar plexus chakra, located in your stomach area. It’s responsible for confidence and self-esteem, as well as helping you feel in control of your life.

The fourth chakra functions our ability to love and show compassion is

located near the heart, in the centre of your chest, is known as Heart chakra.

The fifth chakra Throat chakra, is The energy element governed by this chakra is effective communication. It also represents inspiration and expression.

The sixth chakra and one of the powerful chakra is the third eye chakra. You can thank this chakra for a strong gut instinct. Because it is responsible for intuition. The third eye chakra, is located between your eyes. You can thank this chakra for a strong gut instinct. 

The seventh and the last chakra is crown chakra, located at the top of your head. represents your spiritual connection to yourself, other beings, and the universe. 

From the above understanding it is clear that clear and healthy functioning chakras certainly propel you into the life you deserve to live. But to start with you should have proper guidance of the process. I came across the ImAvatar website, which helped me a lot to find the best spiritual guide teacher for me.  You can also find them on the same or can download the app. Let me tell you, the process is not easy but if you start, there’ s no going back. You’ll experience something which you have never experienced before. 

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From deep within the earth, these caves served as the first homes of Buddhist monks who devoted themselves to meditation, prayer, and introspection. Their simple way of life has left a profound impact on the world.

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Why is 9 a mystical number?

According to Vedic numerology, the number 9 is regarded as the perfect number and is associated with fulfilment and completion. Those who are born on the 9th are associated with creativity and success. Download the IMAVATAR App now! And to access our religious & spiritual universe, visit https://linktr.ee/imavatar

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Why do we celebrate Basant Panchami?

Basant Panchami symbolizes the beginning of spring in northern and eastern India. On this day Maa Saraswati's birth is celebrated with puja and vidyarambha in Bengal and other Eastern states. Download the IMAVATAR app today. And to connect with our religious and spiritual world, click https://linktr.ee/imavatar