religious rites.pdf - Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj
religious rites.pdf - Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj religious rites.pdf - Shree Swaminarayan Temple Bhuj
46 RELIGIOUS RITES (Kausheyam kambalam chaivãjinam padmamuttamam, Dãrujam patrajam kaushamãsanam parikalpayet.) ¼S² ÈUH}¢çÐ ©œ¢}¢ì - (Tasya Phalampi uktam.) „±¢üÝì ÜU¢}¢¢Ý±¢ŒÝ¢ïç¼ }¢Ý鯥²: ÜU}Ï¢H¢„Ýï J ÜUëc‡¢¢ç…Ýï |¢±ï‹}¢éçQU: ¼Ð: Ÿ¢è ò¢Í¢í}¢ü燢 JJ (Sarvãn kãmãnvãpnot manushyah kamblãsane, krishnãjine bhavenmuktih tapah shri vyãghracharmani.) ÜUéࢢ„Ýï |¢±ïÁ¿¢¢Ý}¢¢Ú¢ïx²æ Ð~¢çÝ
RELIGIOUS RITES 47 tions. ©QUæ çࢱx¢è¼¢²¢}¢ì - (Uktam shivgitãyam - ТX}¢é¢ïÎX}¢é¢ï ±¢çÐ …ÐÐê…¢æ„}¢¢Úï¼ì J Pãggamukhodggamukho vãpi japapujãsmãchret) In performing Pooja considerable emphasis is placed not only on our external cleanliness, but also on our internal cleanliness, and detailed procedures are given as to how to attain both of these states of purity before proceeding to perform Pooja by the devotee. External cleanliness can be achieved by bathing, but internal purification can be realised by performing ‘Achamana Vidhi’, which is equivalent to taking small quantities of holy water in the palm of one’s hands, as described in religious texts. A little quantity of water is taken on one’s right palm and chanting the following ‘Mantra’ consecutively, this water should be taken in the mouth three times. 1 ú ±¢„éÎï±¢² Ý}¢: Om, Vãsudevãya namah. 2 ú Ý¢Ú¢²‡¢¢² Ý}¢: Om, Nãrãyañãya namah. 3 ú ç±c‡¢±ï Ý}¢: Om, Vishñave namah. ²¢¿¢±Ë²ïÝ ©QU}¢ì - (Yagnyawalkyena uktam-)
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RELIGIOUS RITES 47<br />
tions.<br />
©QUæ çࢱx¢è¼¢²¢}¢ì - (Uktam shivgitãyam -<br />
ТX}¢é¢ïÎX}¢é¢ï ±¢çÐ …ÐÐê…¢æ„}¢¢Úï¼ì J<br />
Pãggamukhodggamukho vãpi japapujãsmãchret)<br />
In performing Pooja considerable emphasis<br />
is placed not only on our external cleanliness,<br />
but also on our internal cleanliness, and detailed<br />
procedures are given as to how to attain both of<br />
these states of purity before proceeding to perform<br />
Pooja by the devotee.<br />
External cleanliness can be achieved by<br />
bathing, but internal purification can be realised<br />
by performing ‘Achamana Vidhi’, which is equivalent<br />
to taking small quantities of holy water in the<br />
palm of one’s hands, as described in <strong>religious</strong><br />
texts.<br />
A little quantity of water is taken on one’s<br />
right palm and chanting the following ‘Mantra’<br />
consecutively, this water should be taken in the<br />
mouth three times.<br />
1 ú ±¢„éÎï±¢² Ý}¢: Om, Vãsudevãya namah.<br />
2 ú Ý¢Ú¢²‡¢¢² Ý}¢: Om, Nãrãyañãya namah.<br />
3 ú ç±c‡¢±ï Ý}¢: Om, Vishñave namah.<br />
²¢¿¢±Ë²ïÝ ©QU}¢ì - (Yagnyawalkyena uktam-)