Comments on: Vijay Dashami: A Day of Victory

By: VijayPaliwal

VijayPaliwal — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 05:10:03 +0000

Pl post some pages for Tattvarth Sutra[of Taxila] and Meri Bhavana of jain philosophy which was remained a part of Sanatan Dharma.Also keep some space for first Tirthankar Adinath who first brought proper Agriculture in the World.{ref Indus civilisation]

By: Jyotikar Pattni

Jyotikar Pattni — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 13:37:34 +0000

Oh Divine Mother!
Soft shining moon,
The Divine Beauty of Creation,
The magnificent nature,
Thou art Durga,
Thou art NavaDurga,
Thou art Shakti,
effulgent like the radiance of million suns,
May we invoke you,
To dance and to rejoice
This grandeur of nine days Navaratri,
May thou dance and rejoice,
Oh beloved of all mysteries,
Oh Divine mystic light,
Thine radiance, reaches all,
While the winds of love still bow the perennial grass,
Oh divine Great Mother Goddess MAA,
May the open fields forever prolifer,
to grant us abundance, as we are your children.
Aum Maa Bhagavati Nava Durga Bhavani. Jaya Ambe
Jyotikar Pattni
http://www.hanss.co.uk

By: spiritualtube

spiritualtube — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 10:18:07 +0000

Dassera is also known “Vijayadashmi“. Dassera marks the end of Navratri, the festival of nine days. Different parts of India celebrate the festival in different ways. Some celebrate it as Navaratri, some as Vijaya-Dashami, and some as Dussehra, in worship of Goddess Durga or celebrating Rama’s victory over Rawana.