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On return from the temple, Sage Narada again met the Brahmin and this time he told that he was going home. When enquired by Sage Narada the Brahmin told that he was on his way to a nearby village and just stood their enjoying the Champaka tree.ДЄfter Narada left for the temple, the Brahmin plucked the flowers in a basket and hid it. He came to pluck the flowers but on seeing Sage Narada he refrained from doing it. Suddenly he found a Brahmin priest nearby. Sage Narada once on his way to temple noticed this tree and admired it.

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On the way to Shiva Temple in Gokarna stood a beautiful Champaka tree with full of flowers. There is an interesting story in the Shiv Purana which explains the reason why Champaka flowers are not used in Shiva Puja. Kindly Note:-(AVOID - Ketaki flower, Tulsi patar (leaves) and Chempaka flower)Д¬hampaka, also known as Golden Champa or Yellow Champak is not used in the worship of Lord Shiva. These texts by themselves do not outline the deities or rituals for their worship thereof. In any discussion of Hinduism, it is important to remember that these rituals are an offshoot of the interpretation of Vedas, the holy text of Hindus. Hence Vishnu Sthalas (places of worship of Lord Vishnu) have elaborately carved idols of Lord Vishnu with the alankaram (decoration ceremony) post the abhishekam, being a very elaborate ritual. In contrast, it said that Lord Vishnu is Alankara Priyar (Desirous of ornamentation). Since Shiva is said to wear Nageshwara (Snake God) as an ornament around his neck, it is said that the fragrance of Aloe (which attracts snakes) is also a very holy item to be used for the worship of Shiva.

Fingers should not be put in water, milk and ghee etc., because the touching of nails makes these things inauspicious.

Milk, curd or Panchamrit should never be poured in utensil made of Bronze, as this is equal to wine.

Sathyam Ashta Vidha Pushpam Truth is the Eighth Flower.

Dhyanah Pushpam Meditation is the Seventh Flower.

Tapah Pushpam Penance is the Sixth Flower.

Shanthi Pushpam Peace is the Fifth Flower.

Kshama Pushpam Visheshataha Forgiving is the real special Flower вЂ“ the Fourth Offering.

Sarva Bhootha Daya Pushpam Being Kind towards all the living beings is the Third Flower.

Pushpam Indriya Nigraham Control of the senses is the Second Flower.Ahimsa prathamam pushpam Non-violence is the First Flower.Flowers - AAKAMDA Flowers, DHATURA Flowers, BLUE LOTUS (or Pink Lotus/White Lotus) Flowers are auspicious.The BAEL leaves used in pooja should be of 3 leaflets even if one of the leaves gets detached of three leaves then it is of no use. The Chakra is a white mark made by the insects on the BAEL leaves, while the Bajra is the thick portion towards the stalk. Bael leaves (vital importance): While selecting BAEL leaves make sure the Chakra and the Bajra should not be there.Panchamruta (Curd based delicacy consisting of Panch(5) items: Milk, Sugar, Ghee (clarified butter), Honey, curd).

Some of the common items used for Shiva Abhisheka are: In many temples, there is a vessel hung over the Lingam called thaara paathra, that continuously drips water or other offerings onto the Lingam in deference to Shiva's desire for Abhisheka. Shiva Abhishekam is usually performed to a Lingam representing his manifestation as a creator of good (by destroying evil). An example might be not offering Magnolia champaca and Pandanus odoriferflowers to Shiva, each given a justification grounded in an episode from mythology. Among the most important attributed to Shiva is the Shiva Purana, which describes in various stories the mythological origins of puja implements and taboos. The texts are organized by their focus on one of the major Devas, and explore the feats and legends of those Gods. The Puranas are a collection of texts describing the feats of various Gods and Figures from Hindu Cosmology. General worship of Shiva is quite diverse and can range from worshipping an anthropomorphic murti (Such as the famous Tamil Nataraja statues from the ancient Chola Kingdom), a Lingam (one of Shiva's main symbols), a deified landmark (such as the Ganges or Mount Kailash) or not worshipping a symbol at all (as in the case of the Lingayats). Popular Puja may take an eclectic or North Indian style, whereas more specific sects or castes may have their own specific forms.

In popular Hinduism, Shiva is often represented as a destructive aspect of Brahman and entitled 'The Destroyer.' This is merely one attribute, as there are many different groups and sects who hold Shiva, or any of his different forms and associated Deities, as the Supreme Being and attribute different titles onto him.

Lingashtakam lyrics in telugu free download