#shasti

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Got a new dress, and my companion Shashti came in! She's actually bigger than I expected but that's just fine! I'm sooooo happy to finally have her vessel with me, and this is her new box for when I'm not wearing her, surrounded by stuffed animals. I think she really likes it ^^ I got her from @ekonsine, thank you soooo much! Will definitely purchase from again♡♡

Got a new dress, and my companion Shashti came in! She's actually bigger than I expected but that's just fine! I'm sooooo happy to finally have her vessel with me, and this is her new box for when I'm not wearing her, surrounded by stuffed animals. I think she really likes it ^^ I got her from @ekonsine, thank you soooo much! Will definitely purchase from again♡♡

The Subrahmanya Ashtottara Shatanamavali is a divine compilation of 108 sacred names that glorify Lord Subrahmanya, celebrating his virtues and compassion. Each name invokes specific blessings and resonates with the devotion of the chanter. The festival of Shashti, dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya, is observed with great devotion, particularly for the well-being of children and family harmony. Subrahmanya Shashti: The Auspicious Day of Devotion   Subrahmanya Shashti, often referred to as Skanda Shashti or simply Shashti, is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya (also known as Murugan, Skanda, or Kartikeya). This day, observed on the sixth day (Shashti) of the lunar fortnight following Amavasya (new moon), holds immense spiritual and cultural importance, particularly in South India and among Tamil and Malayalam-speaking devotees.   Significance of Subrahmanya Shashti Subrahmanya Shashti is celebrated to honor Lord Subrahmanya, the commander of the divine army and the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. He is revered as a protector, a warrior god, and a symbol of wisdom and courage. This day commemorates his victory over the demon Surapadman, a battle that signifies the triumph of good over evil.   The festival is particularly associated with spiritual purification, victory, and the fulfillment of prayers. Devotees observe this day with great fervor, seeking blessings for protection, courage, and the removal of obstacles in life.   Observance and Practices 1. Fasting: Devotees observe strict fasting on Shashti, which may range from consuming only fruits and milk to a complete fast. This act of austerity is believed to purify the mind and body, making devotees more receptive to divine grace.   2. Temple Visits and Special Poojas:   Temples dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya, especially those in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka, see large gatherings of devotees. Special poojas, abhishekams (ritualistic bathing of the deity), and chanting of the Subrahmanya Ashtottara Shatanamavali (108 names of Lord Subrahmanya) are performed.   3. Kavadi Attam and Vel Kavadi:   In Tamil Nadu, the Kavadi ritual is a central aspect of Shashti celebrations. Devotees carry decorated structures called Kavadis to the temple as an act of penance. Some perform the Vel Kavadi, which involves carrying a Kavadi pierced through the skin, symbolizing their devotion and endurance.   4. Recitation of Skanda Purana and Devotional Hymns: Reading stories from the Skanda Purana or chanting hymns like **Skanda Sashti Kavacham** fills the air with devotion. These recitations highlight the valor and virtues of Lord Subrahmanya.   5. Annadhanam: Distributing food to the needy and offering prasadam to the devotees is a common practice during Shashti. It signifies compassion and the importance of sharing blessings.   Symbolism of the Vel (Spear)   The Vel, Lord Subrahmanya's divine spear, plays a central role in Shashti celebrations. It symbolizes the power of knowledge that dispels ignorance and the victory of righteousness. Devotees often place a Vel in their homes and worship it as a manifestation of the deity.   Regional Celebration   - Tamil Nadu: Temples like Palani, Thiruchendur, and Swamimalai witness grand celebrations, including processions and elaborate rituals.   - Kerala: In Kerala, the day is marked with special poojas and fasting. Families pray for their children’s health and well-being.   - Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh: Temples dedicated to Subrahmanya, such as Kukke Subramanya Temple in Karnataka, are adorned beautifully, attracting thousands of devotees.   Spiritual Benefits of Shashti Vratam   Observing Shashti is believed to:   1. Remove obstacles in life.   2. Grant success and prosperity.   3. Enhance courage and wisdom.   4. Bring peace and happiness in family life.   5. Protect children and ensure their well-being.   #subrahmanya #shashti #subramanyadevotees #spiritualjourney #divinegrace #faithandhope #sacredprayers #Bhakti #raaganilavu #രാഗനിലാവ് #RaagaNilavu #RNM #rnmsocialmedia #Malayalamnews #MalayalamLive #raaganilaavu #രാഗ_നിലാവ് #spiritualgrowth #sbtrendz #sbtrendzhealth #sbtrendzonline #newgadgets #Malayalamlive #bazznjazz #devotionallife #spiritualitymatters #SubrahmanyaPooja #divineserenity #sacredchants Subrahmanya Ashtottara Shatanamavali, Shashti, Lord Subrahmanya, Subrahmanya pooja, 108 names of Subrahmanya, Subrahmanya devotional, Subramanya Shashti celebration, Bhakti Malayalam, Spiritual Malayalam, Devotional songs Malayalam, Shashti fasting, Lord Kartikeya, MalayalamLive, Raaga Nilavu, Malayalam spirituality, Devotional hashtags, Lord Subramanya Malayalam, Raaganilaavu, SBTrendZ, RNM, bazznjazz, devotional chanting, Malayalam YouTube, spiritual chants Malayalam

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