With the divine presence of ११ मुखी श्री हनुमान जी, I welcome you all to this sacred digital mandir of learning — where we honour our roots, explore deep knowledge, and walk the path of truth together.
This isn’t just a channel — यह है अपनी देशी परंपरा का पुनर्जागरण। एक यात्रा ज्ञान की, साधना की, और आत्मबोध की।
🔥 श्री हनुमान हमें शक्ति दें — 📚 सीखने की, 🧠 सोचने की, ⚔️ और बदलने की।
🙏 जय श्री राम | जय हनुमान | हर हर महादेव 🙏 Welcome, warriors of wisdom and culture.
Once… not in time, but beyond it… there stood a being.
Not a man. Not a monkey. Not a god. But consciousness — clothed in muscle, blood, fire, silence.
People called him Hanuman. But that is only a name. What he is… cannot be named.
One day, when the world lost its center… when the compass of truth shattered… when Rama, the symbol of awareness, was stolen by the shadows of unconsciousness… he did not scream. He did not pray. He simply became.
His being split into five faces — not five egos, but five flames.
The monkey face in front — the seeker, the servant, the surrender. It says: "I am nothing. And in being nothing, I become everything."
The lion face — rage, but not of the ego. It is the roar of truth when lies have become religion. It says: "Tear it all. Burn the false. Die to be real."
The eagle face — flight. Vision. Detachment. It whispers: "See from above. Don’t be caught in the mud of small minds."
The boar face — earthy, grounded. It does not fly. It carries the weight. It says: "Live in the body, but don’t become it. Be rooted, not stuck."
And the horse face… Ah, the horse… pure, wild, disciplined in its madness. It chants: "Let knowledge dance. Let wisdom gallop through your veins."
Together… they are not fighting. They are not at war. They are in harmony — like five strings of a silent veena, vibrating with the music of the unknown.
People think Hanuman fought a demon. But that’s just the outer story. The real demon was within: pride, fear, helplessness, the illusion of separation. And when he killed that… he became this.
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So remember, Don’t worship the image. Don’t fear the power. Become it. Let the five faces of your being awaken.
You are not just this body. You are the wind. You are the flame. You are the earth. You are the sky. You are the space between breaths.
One face is serene—soft, gentle, with eyes lowered in love and surrender. The other—fierce, wild, with eyes wide and mouth open, roaring like thunder. Yet both arise from the same base—the Shiva Linga. This is not just a statue; this is a meditation. A doorway into understanding existence.
Life is not either/or. It is both—the dance of opposites. Shiva is not a person. Shiva is a presence. And this presence contains the totality. Creation and destruction. Silence and storm. Compassion and rage. The masculine and the feminine.
This sculpture is known in some temples as Aghora and Ishana, or more widely, as a depiction of Ardhanarishvara, the synthesis of Shiva and Shakti, the divine play of polarities. But what does that mean to a seeker?
Let me tell you a story.
Once a seeker came to Shiva, trembling with fear. He said, “I want peace, I want calmness, I want bliss.”
Shiva laughed.
He said, “You want peace, but deny chaos? You want bliss, but fear madness? You want love, but resist death?”
The seeker was puzzled.
Then Shiva placed his hand upon his head—and in a moment, the seeker saw both faces of reality. One terrifying, one divine. He wept. And Shiva said, “This is the secret: You must become whole. And to become whole, you must welcome both the dark and the light.”
This sculpture invites you to that wholeness.
The garland of flowers? That is the reminder: Even amidst intensity, beauty can bloom. Even the fiercest face of the divine is worthy of adornment.
So don’t just worship this image—become it.
Let your anger roar like Shiva’s. Let your love blossom like Shakti’s. Don’t choose one. Don’t become a fragment. Be the totality.
Because only the total man, the integrated soul, the one who embraces contradiction—not resolves it—can dance the dance of Shiva.
(A Story of Balance, Love, and the Rhythm of the Universe)
Once upon a time, high in the snow-capped mountains of Kailash, the abode of Lord Shiva, the air was filled with the sound of silence — deep, meditative, and eternal. Lord Shiva, the great ascetic, was immersed in tapasya, unmoved by time or the world.
But beside him stood Parvati, his consort — the motherly goddess of Shakti, warmth, and life itself. Though the two were opposites in many ways — Shiva, detached and inward; Parvati, loving and expressive — together, they formed the perfect union of energy and stillness.
One day, Parvati looked at Shiva and said playfully,
> “You meditate too much. Let’s dance today.”
Shiva opened his eyes slowly, a soft smile forming on his lips. “Dance?” he said. “The universe dances within me already.”
Parvati laughed and replied, “Then let the universe witness it!”
And so, amidst the peaks of Kailash and the swirling clouds, Shiva and Parvati began to dance together.
It was not just a dance. It was a cosmic expression. Shiva’s movements were powerful, like thunder — the Tandava, his fierce dance that destroys ignorance. Parvati’s steps were graceful, like flowing water — the Lasya, her gentle dance that gives life and nurtures creation.
As they danced, the earth trembled, but not in fear — in awe. The rivers flowed in rhythm, the stars aligned, and the winds carried the music to all corners of the universe. Brahma paused his creation, Vishnu watched in admiration, and even time itself slowed down to witness the divine rhythm of love and balance.
Together, Shiva and Parvati became Ardhanarishvara — half male, half female — symbolizing the perfect harmony between masculine and feminine energies, between destruction and creation, between silence and sound.
When they stopped, the universe sighed — as if waking from a beautiful dream.
Parvati looked at Shiva and said,
> “See? Even the gods need to dance sometimes.”
Shiva nodded, replying with affection,
> “And even stillness needs movement to feel alive.”
✨ Moral of the Story
Shiva and Parvati's dance reminds us that life is a balance — of energy and calm, of discipline and love, of destruction and renewal. True harmony comes when opposites come together — just as Shiva and Parvati do, in the eternal dance of the universe.
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🌀 क्या आप गीता को एक नए नज़रिए से देखना चाहते हैं?
🚀 Modern Perspective | Ancient Wisdom
क्या आपने कभी सोचा है कि अगर भगवान श्रीकृष्ण आज के ऑफिस में अर्जुन को गीता का ज्ञान देते तो वो कैसे होता?
इस नई सोच को जानने के लिए जुड़िए मेरे साथ —
जहाँ हम गीता को समझेंगे आधुनिक संदर्भों, corporate dilemmas, और inner conflicts के ज़रिए।
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#GeetaInModernWorld #KrishnaInOffice #UPSC2025 #BhagavadGita #SpiritualWisdom #LifeLessons #TheRationalMind #ApniDesiParampara
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🚩✨ Welcome to apnidesiparampara0 ✨🚩
With the divine presence of ११ मुखी श्री हनुमान जी,
I welcome you all to this sacred digital mandir of learning —
where we honour our roots, explore deep knowledge, and walk the path of truth together.
This isn’t just a channel —
यह है अपनी देशी परंपरा का पुनर्जागरण।
एक यात्रा ज्ञान की, साधना की, और आत्मबोध की।
🔥 श्री हनुमान हमें शक्ति दें —
📚 सीखने की,
🧠 सोचने की,
⚔️ और बदलने की।
🙏 जय श्री राम | जय हनुमान | हर हर महादेव 🙏
Welcome, warriors of wisdom and culture.
#apnidesiparampara0 #WelcomePost #JaiHanuman #IndianWisdom #UPSC2025 #FreeLearning #SanatanDharma #KnowledgeYatra
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🌑 "The Five Faces of Awakening" 🌑
Once… not in time, but beyond it… there stood a being.
Not a man.
Not a monkey.
Not a god.
But consciousness — clothed in muscle, blood, fire, silence.
People called him Hanuman.
But that is only a name.
What he is… cannot be named.
One day, when the world lost its center… when the compass of truth shattered… when Rama, the symbol of awareness, was stolen by the shadows of unconsciousness… he did not scream.
He did not pray.
He simply became.
His being split into five faces — not five egos, but five flames.
The monkey face in front — the seeker, the servant, the surrender.
It says: "I am nothing. And in being nothing, I become everything."
The lion face — rage, but not of the ego. It is the roar of truth when lies have become religion.
It says: "Tear it all. Burn the false. Die to be real."
The eagle face — flight. Vision. Detachment.
It whispers: "See from above. Don’t be caught in the mud of small minds."
The boar face — earthy, grounded. It does not fly. It carries the weight.
It says: "Live in the body, but don’t become it. Be rooted, not stuck."
And the horse face…
Ah, the horse… pure, wild, disciplined in its madness.
It chants: "Let knowledge dance. Let wisdom gallop through your veins."
Together… they are not fighting.
They are not at war.
They are in harmony — like five strings of a silent veena, vibrating with the music of the unknown.
People think Hanuman fought a demon.
But that’s just the outer story.
The real demon was within: pride, fear, helplessness, the illusion of separation.
And when he killed that… he became this.
---
So remember,
Don’t worship the image.
Don’t fear the power.
Become it.
Let the five faces of your being awaken.
You are not just this body.
You are the wind.
You are the flame.
You are the earth.
You are the sky.
You are the space between breaths.
You… are the Hanuman asleep within.🕉️
#apnidesiparampara0 #hanuman #jaibajrangbali
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He is just a child.
Not burdened by religion…
Not divided by sects…
Not seeking moksha.
And yet, in this moment, he is the most religious being alive.
Why?
Because he is not trying to become someone.
He is simply being.
The world teaches you to become — a scholar, a priest, a yogi.
But being… just being… that is forgotten.
This boy — he has no technique.
No knowledge of iconography.
He has never heard of Shiva Sutras.
🌺🌷 “Truth does not arrive through learning, it arrives through living.”🌻🙏💥
And this moment — this dusty village wall, these broken bricks, this half-finished cobra, this soft brush in a small hand — this is his temple.
He is not outside of Shiva.
He is not even painting Shiva.
He is Shiva.
Because when the painter disappears into the painting, the painting becomes alive.
And that is art.
Real art — not entertainment, but transformation.
This child — he will grow.
He may forget this wall.
The world will teach him ambition, fear, division.
But this moment — this silent explosion of being — will remain in his soul like a seed.
One day, when he will be lost in the chaos of adulthood…
He may sit still, breathe, and remember.
He will not remember Shiva.
He will remember himself painting Shiva.
And in that remembrance, he will meet God again.
Not in the sky.
Not in a book.
But within.
"God is not found through search, but through surrender.
And only a child knows how to surrender…
Completely. Beautifully. Silently."
#apnidesiparampara0 #shiva #mahadev
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Look closely.
One face is serene—soft, gentle, with eyes lowered in love and surrender. The other—fierce, wild, with eyes wide and mouth open, roaring like thunder. Yet both arise from the same base—the Shiva Linga. This is not just a statue; this is a meditation. A doorway into understanding existence.
Life is not either/or. It is both—the dance of opposites. Shiva is not a person. Shiva is a presence. And this presence contains the totality. Creation and destruction. Silence and storm. Compassion and rage. The masculine and the feminine.
This sculpture is known in some temples as Aghora and Ishana, or more widely, as a depiction of Ardhanarishvara, the synthesis of Shiva and Shakti, the divine play of polarities. But what does that mean to a seeker?
Let me tell you a story.
Once a seeker came to Shiva, trembling with fear. He said, “I want peace, I want calmness, I want bliss.”
Shiva laughed.
He said, “You want peace, but deny chaos? You want bliss, but fear madness? You want love, but resist death?”
The seeker was puzzled.
Then Shiva placed his hand upon his head—and in a moment, the seeker saw both faces of reality. One terrifying, one divine. He wept. And Shiva said, “This is the secret: You must become whole. And to become whole, you must welcome both the dark and the light.”
This sculpture invites you to that wholeness.
The garland of flowers? That is the reminder: Even amidst intensity, beauty can bloom. Even the fiercest face of the divine is worthy of adornment.
So don’t just worship this image—become it.
Let your anger roar like Shiva’s. Let your love blossom like Shakti’s. Don’t choose one. Don’t become a fragment. Be the totality.
Because only the total man, the integrated soul, the one who embraces contradiction—not resolves it—can dance the dance of Shiva.
And that, my beloved, is enlightenment. 🌺
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🌺 The Cosmic Dance of Shiva and Parvati 🌺
(A Story of Balance, Love, and the Rhythm of the Universe)
Once upon a time, high in the snow-capped mountains of Kailash, the abode of Lord Shiva, the air was filled with the sound of silence — deep, meditative, and eternal. Lord Shiva, the great ascetic, was immersed in tapasya, unmoved by time or the world.
But beside him stood Parvati, his consort — the motherly goddess of Shakti, warmth, and life itself. Though the two were opposites in many ways — Shiva, detached and inward; Parvati, loving and expressive — together, they formed the perfect union of energy and stillness.
One day, Parvati looked at Shiva and said playfully,
> “You meditate too much. Let’s dance today.”
Shiva opened his eyes slowly, a soft smile forming on his lips. “Dance?” he said. “The universe dances within me already.”
Parvati laughed and replied, “Then let the universe witness it!”
And so, amidst the peaks of Kailash and the swirling clouds, Shiva and Parvati began to dance together.
It was not just a dance.
It was a cosmic expression.
Shiva’s movements were powerful, like thunder — the Tandava, his fierce dance that destroys ignorance.
Parvati’s steps were graceful, like flowing water — the Lasya, her gentle dance that gives life and nurtures creation.
As they danced, the earth trembled, but not in fear — in awe. The rivers flowed in rhythm, the stars aligned, and the winds carried the music to all corners of the universe.
Brahma paused his creation, Vishnu watched in admiration, and even time itself slowed down to witness the divine rhythm of love and balance.
Together, Shiva and Parvati became Ardhanarishvara — half male, half female — symbolizing the perfect harmony between masculine and feminine energies, between destruction and creation, between silence and sound.
When they stopped, the universe sighed — as if waking from a beautiful dream.
Parvati looked at Shiva and said,
> “See? Even the gods need to dance sometimes.”
Shiva nodded, replying with affection,
> “And even stillness needs movement to feel alive.”
✨ Moral of the Story
Shiva and Parvati's dance reminds us that life is a balance — of energy and calm, of discipline and love, of destruction and renewal. True harmony comes when opposites come together — just as Shiva and Parvati do, in the eternal dance of the universe.
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