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Dattatreya Jayanthi. Sri Swami Sivananda. Om Namo Bhagavate Dattatreyaya. DATTATREYA Jayanthi falls during December-January on the full moon day of the month of Margaseersha. His story is told as follows. Anusuya is quoted as the model of chastity. She was the wife of Atri Maharishi, a great sage and one of the seven foremost seers and sages. 24 Gurus of Dattatreya – The moth. The moth enchanted by the alluring radiance of the lit lamp, dives at it and is soon charred to death. A man who is similarly fascinated by a woman’s beauty and youth for the sake of sexual pleasure finally perishes in it just like the moth. 24 Gurus of Dattatreya – The queen bee and the honey collector.
Trimurti In the beginning of vedic devas like Vishnu, Rudra and Agni were predominant. Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva with consorts Later Rudra was superseded by Shiva, and the three cosmic trimurti-devas Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma of the became predominant. The triadic complement of the Trimurti is Tridevi with Sarasvati, Lakshmi and Parvati (Kali). According to the tantric Bahvricha Upanishad, the goddess Tripura Sundari is their creator. The Vishnu Purana says right at the beginning: 'Parashar says: The Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshvara is also known as creator, preserver, and destroyer.' Tridevas Trimurti in OM as Essence.
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Brahma, the creator of the spiritual forms with 4 heads: Spiritual Earth Element. His Shakti is Sarasvati. Vishnu, the all-pervading: Evolution, preservation and destruction; divine electric and magnetic forces and poles, Vayu, Chit and Ananda).
After a Nepalese relief he forms the bridge between heaven and earth. His transformed Ananda contributes to the Maya. His Shakti is Lakshmi. His riding animal (vahana) is the Garuda.
The 10 Mahavidyas represent a Shakta version of the Vishnu Avatars. Maheshvara, the great lord - ie., 'the pure and unspoilt', less the crude than Rudra but more the dissolving destroyer, with the divine fire and ether. His wrathful aspect contributes to the Maya. His shaktis are Uma and Parvati(Mahamaya). Bhairava is his dynamic etheric aspect.
According to the Kurma Purana, Shiva cut Brahma the 5th head off, because Brahma had proud designated himself as highest god. This is how Bhairava originated. From the viewpoint of the, the 'trimurti' are in the Ishvara Tattwa. In the Sat or Satyaloka (Parabrahman) above, resides the kashmir-shivaistic Sada-Shiva. It is unclear whether the Hindu Para-Shakti is comparable to its Shaktis. Hinduism is here at its limits. Dattatreya Dattatreya ('the three-fold gifted') is considered as an incarnation of the Trimurti (Drinuti Avatar).
On pictures he is accompanied of a cow (Kamadhenu) and four dogs ( 4 Vedas). He is regarded as singer of the Avadhuta-Gita, and he is mentioned in Mahabharata and Ramayana and in chapter 15 of the Markandeya Purana. Krishna Vishnu as kosmic man - Vishva rupa Krishna in his alleged Form a s Parambrahma(he is an incarnation of Vishnu.) exceeds according to the the Omkara, and thus the ' and the Tapa Loka, just like the cosmic mahashaktis (and like a master of the fifth initiation or step 20 of the universal path).
The uplifts him similarly high as parameshvara. Hinduism is regarding where Maha and Adi and Para are to settle somewhat undefined. In this context, Sri Aurobindo (ie. The Mother) is to mention.
She said of Krishna: 'Krishna, the divine flute player, is the indwelling and all-uniform divine and the highest attractive power. Radha, the psyche, the psychic personality, responds to the call of the highest flute player. '(Mother, 6 Bulletin, Feb. 19619 Alice Bailey In the books of the Trimurti are assigned the three main rays of the seven combined rays. They have three rulers in the cosmic hierarchy. The three rulers for this universe are under the central ONE in the center of the universe.
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Hindu Goddesses: Visions of the Divine Feminine in the Hindu Religious Tradition (Hermeneutics: Studies in the History of Religions) von David R. Kinsley von Univ of California Pr (Juni 1988).
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