The Ram Moola Mantra, "Ram Ramaya Namah," invokes Lord Rama's divine energy, integral to the sadhana for spiritual purification and fulfillment of higher purposes. This potent mantra, revealed by Rama to Sita and passed down through Guru Parampara, demands complete mental purity and guidance from a qualified Guru before initiation.
This blog explores how lust, often perceived negatively, can be transformed into a powerful tool for spiritual growth and devotion (bhakti). It emphasizes insights from the Shastras and the significance of traditional marriage rituals in fostering this transformation.
The Shandilya Bhakti Sutra emphasizes that true devotion (bhakti) and the path to liberation can only be achieved through worshiping Lord Vishnu and his incarnations, rather than through the worship of Devatas or gurus. Devatas, possessing limited and temporary potencies, do not grant liberation, and genuine bhakti is directed solely towards the supreme forms of Vishnu like Sri Rama and Sri Krishna.
Lord Bholenath’s unwavering faith in the power of Rama Nama is exemplified through his acceptance of the deadly poison and transformation of death itself, showcasing the potency of devotion over cosmic challenges. Through his divine play, he reveals that regardless of one's approach, be it with innocence like a child or maturity like a sage, sincere chanting of Rama's name brings forth divine grace and protection, transcending all obstacles.
Sita Devi's Sahasranama is a very good Stotram which is a form of a rare Tantrika Mantra from the Adbhuta Ramayana. The Sahasranama extols the various aspects of Feminine Energy
Vaishnavas are devotees of Lord Vishnu. They worship Lord Vishnu, His incarnations and anything that concerns Him. There are 4 main sampradayas.