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Eco friendly Ganesh Murti.

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Extreme Importance of TRIVIKRAM launched byParam Poojya Aniruddha Bapu During Aniruddha Poornima Festival

The following write up is the extract from the speech of Maha-dharma-varman Dr. Yogindrasinh Joshi's Aniruddha Poornima speech where he has clearly described the origin and importance of TRIVIKRAM.Trivikram is Anirruddha Himself, the Omkar, the Paramshiv, the Mahavishnu. It is the Gun Pratik (symbol) of Lord Harihar. Tri means three and Vikram means victory or to win over. Trivikram wins the entire universe in just three steps. Trivikram further means One who accomplishes various victories. Aniruddha bears the form of Trivikram. Lord Parmatma as Aniruddha has taken form of TRIVIKRAM to throw open His Nav-Ankur-Aishwaryas (Nine Forms of divine virtues) to His children i.e. Shraddhavans.Why does Aniruddha have to bear this form?It is because we as humans have been steadily blocking His way of entering our lives because of various Pradnya Aparadhs (breach of guidelines laid down by Lord Parmeshwar i.e. Lord Dattaguru of Satya, Prem and Anand). So to widen this road, Aniruddha has to take this form.Trivikram is the support for all the Shraddhavans. It enhances the principle of 'Pavitrya Hech Praman' (Purity is the only Reference). Trivikram kills evil, propagates and enhances the righteousness and establishes Maryada. Trivikram makes life beautiful and mannered. Trivikram is Prem-agni i.e. pure form of love. One can worhship TRIVIKRAM however he wants with pure bhav.Physical Description of TRIVIKRAM(Please refer the photograph of Trivikram attached above)>>> Trivikram has a black base called Dharmasan. Dharmasan represents purity.>>> Above it there are two pink flowers of lotus supported by strings. These flowers have 9 petals.The right string represents Pingala nadi (central cerebral cord) in the human body which stands for Sun and His warmth and also represents river Yamuna. This cord also represents love of Goddess Mahishasurmardini.The left string represents the Ida Nadi which stands for the moon and his calmness and also represents Goddess (river) Ganga or Ganges. (Both these cerebral cords originate from Cerebellum i.e. the lower part of the brain and end at the coccygeal area i.e. the bottom-most part of spinal cord. This cord also represents love of Goddess Anusaya.There is also the third cord which stays invisible called Sushumna which represents love of Goddess Gayatri.>>> Enclosed between these strings of lotuses is the black colored, pole-shaped structure called Vajradand. Vajradand represents love. This is the support of the Universe, support of all the Shraddhavans.>>> Above this Vajradand is placed another flower of lotus called Vajrakamal which again has 9 petals. This Navdal Kamal represents Goddess Jagdamba who is completely filled with divine brightness. The 9 petals represent Navvidh Nirdhar (9 fundamentals) and 9 Saman Nishthas (Equal Considerations) of all the Shraddhavans as given by P. P. Bapu in Shreemad Purushartha Grantharaj.>>> Between these strings of lotuses and the Vajradand but immediately above the Dharmasan there are two circular discs. Right one of Blood Red color and left with Turmeric Yellow color which represent Sun and Moon respectively. Sun represents Truth, it represents Jathar-agni (energy in stomach) in the human body and Moon represents happiness, it represents Dyanan-agni (zeal to learn).>>> The three colors found in TRIVIKRAM i.e. Red, Yellow and Black represent Kumkum, Turmeric and Abir or bukka which are considered extremely pure elements.>>> This Trivikram is a figure complete in itself.The blossoming of the petals of this Navdal lotus of TRIVIKRAM in our body would be proportional to the blossoming of our Bhav (thinking and considerations of our mind about love and faith towards the Lord).

This post is to inform all the bhaktas that Shree Kshetra Aniruddha Gurukshetram will remain closed from Tuesday 20th October to Sunday 25th October 2009.

NAV-VIDH NIRDHAR (9 PRINCIPLES) FOR SHRADDHAVANS FROM GRANTHARAJ SHREEMAD PURUSHARTHA AS GIVEN BY P. P. ANIRUDDHA BAPU
This blog posting is with reference to the earlier blog posting dated 14th September 2009 which was a editorial (Agralekh) that had appeared in daily Pratyaksha on 31st August 2009. The article was written by P. P. Aniruddha Bapu Himself and focused on 9 principles that P. P. Bapu expects all the Shraddhavans to follow.The following is the extract from Grantharaj Shreemad Purushartha (literary form of Lord Parmatma) which is written by P. P. Aniruddha Bapu Himself.
निर्धार १ - राम माझा राजा आहे व मी राजारामाचा सैनिक आहे. माझ्या ह्या राजाचा व त्याच्या अधिराजाचा (किंगमेकर) - दत्तगुरुंचा स्वभाव, संकल्प व बल यांची माहिती करुन घेणे व रामाला वनवासाला कोण व कसे पाठवतो हे जाणणे एवढाच माझा ज्ञानमार्ग.
निर्धार 2 - रामाच्या वानारसैन्यातील उत्तम सैनिक बनण्यासाठी आवश्यक ती शिस्त, अनुशासन; देहाला (शरीर, प्राण, मन व बुद्धि) ह्यांना लावणे एवढाच माझा योगमार्ग.
निर्धार ३ - आपण रामाचे सैनिक आहोत हे जाणुन आपले कुठलेही काम उत्कृष्टरित्या कसे करावे हे शिकणे एवढाच माझा कर्ममार्ग.
निर्धार ४ - वानरसैनिकाने स्व:ताचे सामर्थ्य सातत्याने वाढवतच राहणे एवढाच माझा भक्तिमार्ग. श्री हनुमंत (Lord Hanumant), बिभीषण (Vibhishan), भारत (Bharat) व शबरी (Shabari) ह्यांचे आचरण.
निर्धार ५ - रामाच्या वानार्सेनेट (Vanarsena) सामील झाल्यापासून लन्केपर्यन्तचा, सेनानायक हनुमंत व वानार्सेनेचा प्रवास म्हणजेच 'सुन्दरकाण्ड' (Sunderkand) मार्ग. ह्या प्रवासाचे चिंतन व आभ्यास (study एंड प्रक्टिस) हाच दू:खनिवृत्तीचा व परमेश्वर प्राप्तीचा सर्वात श्रेष्ठ व सर्वात सोपा उपाय आहे.
निर्धार ६- रावणाशी (Ravan) युद्ध माझे राम-लक्ष्मणच (Ram - Lakshman) करणार. मी फक्त त्यांचा उत्तम सैनिक बनून राहणार.
निर्धार ७ - रावणाशी लढणार्या माझ्या राम-लक्ष्मणांचे रक्षण हनुमन्तच करणार. मी हनुमंताचेच मार्गदर्शन स्वीकारणार.
निर्धार ८ - रावणाचा नाश राम करतोच. रामराज्य (Ramrajya) स्थापन होतेच.
निर्धार ९ - जो आज रामाचा वानर (Vanar - Shreshtha-Nar i. e. Best Human) तोच पुढे कृष्णाचा जोप(Gop). अर्थात निरंतर सख्य (Being in Gokul is referred as निरंतर सख्य) . कधीही न बुडणार्या गोकुळात सदैव निवास.

MAHISHASURMARDINI JAAP TO BE CHANTED FOR 11 DAYS (TILL 6TH JULY)

Sadguru Shri Aniruddha Upasana trust Blood Donation Camp 2009

Annual Mega Blood Donation Camp

Blood donation is a unique donation.

Aniruddha Upasana trust has arranged Annual Mega Blood Donation Camp on Sunday 12th April 2009 from 9AM to 6PM at IES New English High School, Govt Colony, Bandra(E), Mumbai.

Remember...... Every month our body generate 5Ltrs Blood. .......Normally person(Age 18to60 /minimum weight 45kg ) can donate 300-350ml of blood once in 3months

......Each time we give blood, We save THREE LIFE.

   

                         Shiv Panchakshar Stotra 

                 from 19/02/2009 to 05/03/2009

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Prarthana For Republic Day 26th Jan

Jan 26, 2009

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Shriram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram is the hymn composed by Saint RAMADAS. Which has got 13 syllables in it. So the western theory of Number 13 being a unlucky number is totally stands nil of all the bhaktas of Lord Rama. With the same intent Dr. Aniruddha Joshi (Bapu) has launched His 13 points plan.
This programme was conceptualized on 3^rd October 2002 by Dr. Aniruddha Joshi (Bapu) Himself. The programme is launched with a single aim of converting India ‘Samarth Bharat ‘ by the year 2025. Social work, charitable activities, conservation, interfaith thinking and scientific attitude blend seamlessly in this unique programme. The contours of the same are enlisted as below.

A large number of Indian population today lives without adequate clothing.Over four crore students living in mofusil have just one pair of cloths. Unavailability of adequate and durable clothing deprives them of basic education. Illiteracy breeds blind faith and wrong traditions, which in turn perpetuates poverty. The “Charkha Yojana” has been specifically implemented to break this vicious circle of poverty and illiteracy. Thousands of followers of Parampoojya Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Bapu spin the Amber charkhas for making thread. The hanks produced from threads are collected and converted into cloth.

School uniforms of various sizes are stitched from this cloth and after proper processing and are distributed, free of cost, among the students, in order to motivate and encourage them to attend the school. Till date, 59,085 sets of uniforms have been distributed to 24,544 students. More than 1, 43,000 meters of Cloth have been prepared under the Charkha Project upto March 2008. Presently, a total of 3871 Amber charkhas are in operation. The Foundation also conducts special camps at its affiliated centers throughout the year, in which devotees run the “Amber Charkha”.

India has over the centuries been riddled with famines, droughts and flooding. The ultimate sufferer of these calamities has always been the poor farmer. The food we eat is grown on the sweat of farmer and so it’s our duty to help him when he needs us the most. Farming in India has been primarily dependent on domesticated animals. For people like us who have controlled and continuous access to water it becomes our duty to at least grow fodder for them in the space that is available with us. It is possible to have a yield of sugarcane, wheat, rice and maize between 3 to 4 times a year.

The grass so collected is sent to farmers in the drought stricken areas to feed their cattle. Till date truckloads of grass has been distributed through our Pune centre in Purander taluka. With this novel and noble viewpoint Bapu made this yojana as one of the facets of the 13 point programme.

Under this the Aniruddha Upasna Trust runs many animal shelters in the rural areas where animals in distress are brought to be looked after during the calamitous times. The Trust looks after these animals for absolutely noble cause without charging a single penny from already stressed farmers. All the daily basic needs of these animals viz., food, water, medicine, etc are totally taken care at these camps.

Devotees of P.P. Sadguru Shree Aniruddha bapu, instead of selling old/used newspapers/magazines/notebooks as scrap, donate the same to the Foundation.
Old newspapers will be collected from the people. These will be converted into pulp to make variety of things necessary for poor students in the villages. The Sanstha imparts training to make such things. The training includes conversion of papers into pulp, manufactures of moulds and articles and its decoration.
From old papers carry bags will be prepared to replace the plastic bags which will not only go a long way in solving the plastic bag problem and partly solve environmental issues. The Sanstha every Thursday distributed these carry bags free of cost to devotees attending the discourse. The excess old newspapers will be sold off to partially cover the cost of processing the yarn under charkha yojana. Various items made from the pulp such as toys, artificial fruits and vegetables, models, bats, ball, masks, compass box are available with the sanstha for free distribution amongst poor and needy students.
This unique project involves the making of Lord Ganesh Idols from paper pulp. These idols are made from shredded paper of ‘Ramnaam’ note books used by the devotees, who write ‘Ramnaam’ & other newspapers pages. Which are then deposited by sister organisation Aniruddha’s Universal Bank Of Ramnaam.

Eco friendly Ganpati Procedure :

With the grace of P. P. Aniruddha Bapu, Sadguru Shree Aniruddha Upasana Trust has prepared 3500 Eco friendly Ganesha Idols last year. So let’s serve our motherland and save the nature. Paper pulp is made from Ram Naam Books. (Ram Naam Books:-In this book we have to write down the Jap which is mention on the particular page e.g. RAM,SHREE RAM JAI RAM JAI JAI RAM,DATTAGURU,KRISHANA,JAI JAI ANIRUDDHA HARI. After the complication of the book writer have to submit his book to Ram Naam Bank office.All these submitted book papers are use to prepare eco friendly Ganpati) Normal news paper can also be used.

How to make paper pulp:

Remove the water content from the paper pulp. Spread the paper pulp to attain uniformity. Take 250 gms of Gum Arebica in steel utensil. Add 1.25 liters of water. Then keep the utensil on medium heat, boil it for 10-15 minutes. Keep stirring with the help of wooden stick throughout. Filter the Gum Arebica after it cools down. Take 500gms of the paper pulp. Pour in the filtered gum arebica. Merged it is properly. Then add 2.25 kg of white ink powder. Make this mixture soft and firm as textured dough, clean the mould with water and dry it. For fibre mould apply of Oil and Soap mixture from within. If it is a rubber mould apply Natural Shell Dust. Take the paper mache and roll it in a circular form with 1 feet radius. Use Natural Shell Dust while rolling. Keep the rolled paper mache on the mould and start pressing it, with help of stencil brush. Remove the excess paper mache. Press the paper mache with your hands, so that the impressions of the mould would get embossed properly. In case you see any gaps, fill up the same with small piece of paper mache. Merge it properly from all sides, so that it doesn’t look like a patch. In this manner, you can fill up the front side and back side of the idol. Stick the paper pieces with the help of binding gum, leaving 1-inch distance from the border. While sticking see to it that there are no air bubbles in between. Apply 2 to 3 layers of paper pieces. Seal the border with long dough strands. Join the moulds and tighten it. Seal the inner joints and the base with this long dough strands. Use Gum Arebica for sticking. In this manner you can also fill up the Lord Ganesha’s hands. Keep the mould for drying for 1 to 1.5 days in sunlight. Slowly open the mould either from the face portion or from the middle portion. Remove each part one by one.

To smoothen the surface of Ganesha use of 80 & 120 polish paper. Be careful while polishing, else the ornaments will get defaced. For joining of Ganesha hands, use paper mache and Gum Arebica. After joining of Ganesha hands with the help of polish paper or metal file smoothen the joints.

This is how you can prepare eco-friendly ganesha’s idol

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These idols disintegrated easily upon submersion in water, as compared to idols made from plaster- of- Paris, which take significantly longer to disintegrate. A notable aspect is that, paints used are non-toxic, thus contributing significantly to the control over pollution of the environment.The volunteers under this project collectively make these idols for the Ganapati festival every year. In the year 2008, the organisation prepared and distributed nearly 3500 Lord Ganesh idols.