Why are we puja Durga?

The word "durgo" means the monster, the great omen, the confrontation, the wickedness, the grief, the sorrow, the hell, the earth, the birth, Highway. "Akarar" means destroyers. Therefore, the word Durga is all the Goddess Durgishnasini. But who is he? The goddess who is the main force of the universe, is the creator of the state of nature, the knowledge of the universe, the main power of the mother is Durga. Before creating Brahma, he was equally persevered with Brahmas. Then, in the form of sky, the different levels were evolved. Durga Shakti, the power of the sun, the power of the sun, the goddess Durga is the master of all the strengths in the water.

Why are we puja Durga? What is the purpose of all this?

It can be said simply that the Goddess Durga is worshiped to kill the evils of brutal thoughts, such as anger, greed, attachment, jealousy and enmity. Many people believe that he was known as 'Durga', but it is known as Durga despite killing Ashur. On the other hand, our scholars have written a commentary on 'Chandi' in different ways, explaining that the nuances of Madhukatev, Mahishasur, Shumbha-Nishumbha, Smrrolhokan, Prabhavija etc., apart from reform of the desire, desire and greed-anger-anger-hatred in our own hearts Nothing. These wicked evils are walking in the corners of our hearts. And as a result of the meeting of the earth God-devoted human-human beings have become involved in many different types of contradiction, jealousy, envy, and selfishness. There has been great apathy throughout the streets of the streets due to torture of these untruths, violence, mischief, falsehood, oppression of women and dishonest behavior. Therefore, through the Durga Puja, we are careful about destroying the evil. As much as we can be respected and worshiped in the Goddess Puja, the more divine will be manifested in our mind, the true wealth-simplicity-forgiveness-kindness-love-love.

Swami Vivekananda has said, 'As our heart increases our love, religion and purity, we see love, religion and purity outside. We condemn the actions of others, in fact, condemn us. You have to fix your small brahmana, which is in your hands, then you will be able to get rid of big brahmand.

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A friendly event in Swamiji's life

Memorable events of Swamiji's life

It's time to deposit money for B.A. exam. Narendra's classmates have all deposited money for exam-except for Haridas. He was very poor and could not raise money. Not just exam fees, one year school fee left. But it is impossible to pay one year's school fee. Hearing all this, Narendra came forward. He knew that in such special cases the money would be waived and it was in the hands of the old clerk of the college, Rajkumarbabu. While the boys were depositing money, Narendra went to the prince and said: Please measure him a little. If you send him, he will pass well; And if not, all the soil. ' Rajkumarbabu was not in a good mood - he said with a grimace: 'You do not have to recommend jathami; You go, put oil on own's wheel. I will not send him if I do not pay him. ' Narendra started thinking. It is difficult for him to raise so much money for Haridas. An intellect played in his head.

Not returning home that evening, he stood in the dark near an alley near Hedor, covering his body, and began to notice well those who were approaching the alley shop. Suddenly Narendranath came out of the darkness and stood in front of one. Rajkumarbabu! Narendranath knew that Rajkumarbabu came to get drunk in those chats. Seeing Narendranath, Rajkumarbabu's face became dry. Realizing the opportunity, Narendranath said that if he did not forgive Haridas, he would spread the word about his intoxication in college. Rajkumarbabu then understood the danger and said: Whatever you say will happen. When you say I can't do that? when seeing that the work was done, Narendranath went back. As soon as Narendranath left, rajkumarbabu looked around and entered the alley.

The next morning Narendranath went to Haridas's house and called his friend and said:- 'Oh! you can a lot of fun, you don't have to pay school fee anymore.'Then both of them burst out laughing after narrating the incident of last evening.

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The incident of Swamiji being punished without any guilt

Memorable events of Swamiji's life

One day at school, Narendra had to be punished without any guilt. Narendranath gave the correct answer in the geography class, but Teacher thought his answer was wrong. So he punished Narendra. Narendra repeatedly protested: - 'I was not wrong, I was right.' But teacher became angrier and started hitting Narendra mercilessly with a cane. His mother comforted him and said: 'Baby, if you're not mistaken, but what comes of it? Whatever the outcome, always do what you think is right.’  Narendranath saw the full form of this advice of his mother in Guru Sri Ramakrishna. Sri Ramakrishna used to say, he also showed in his behavior: 'truly kali's austerities.' Swami Vivekananda embodied in every step of his life the ideal of sincerity which he saw in both mother and Gurudev. Later, therefore, the world heard this great saying from Vivekananda: Everything can be given up for the sake of truth, but truth cannot be given up for the sake of anything.

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Swami Vivekananda's an extreme given teaching event

Swami Vivekananda gave an extreme lesson to everyone, I will highlight that here

Swamiji was once told by a person: All countries should look at each other in the same way, leaving the illusion of their own country for the sake of the monk. Swamiji replied to the man: He who does not give rice to your mother, will he feed another's mother? 'That means monks should also love the motherland. He who cannot love his own country, how can he take the whole world as his own? Patriotism first, world love by climbing the ladder of patriotism.

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Mother gave a lesson to Vivekananda

Swamiji was educated in his mother's education from an early age

Swami Vivekananda's mother Bhubaneswari Devi gave a lesson: 'Be holy forever, do not violate your dignity. Will be very calm, but will strengthen the heart if necessary.’ He was educated in this education of his mother. He gave due respect to others and did not tolerate anyone disrespecting him. Once a child Narendranath was unnecessarily neglected by a friend of his father. But no one ever this type of behavior at home with him. So such behavior is new to Narendranath. Surprised, he thought: 'What a surprise! My father does not consider me insignificant, and whether he thinks so or not. Standing straight like a wounded snake, Narendranath said firmly: -There are many like you, who think that being if you are a child, you do not have intelligence. But this idea is completely wrong. Seeing that Narendranath was very angry, the gentleman admitted his mistake.

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A memorable event in Swamiji's school life

Swamiji had a mind since childhood Extremely full of devotion and honesty

Narendranath had such a fascination with his personality that when he started a story, all forgot everything and listened to him. One day he was telling a story in the gap of class at school. The story was so frozen that even though the teacher came and started teaching, everyone was listening to him without paying attention. After a while the teacher understood the matter and got annoyed and asked everyone one by one what he was teaching. No one could answer. But Narendranath gave the correct answer because his mind was two-faced, he could put a part of his mind in the gap of the story towards the study of the class. Meanwhile, when the teacher asked: Who has been talking for so long? Everyone showed it to Narendranath. The teacher did not believe it. He told everyone to stand except Narendra. But Narendra stood with everyone. The teacher then said: 'You don't have to stand up'. Narendranath said: No, I have to stand too, because I was talking. He stood with them.

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How much Swamiji loved India

 What is India like for Swamiji-It can be understood from his words

On his return from abroad, an English friend asked Swamiji: How would his homeland feel to him after spending four years in the luxuries of the West? Swamiji replied that even before coming abroad, I loved India. But now it seems that every speck of dust in India is sacred to me; the air of India is sacred to me. India is my holy land, my place of pilgrimage.

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Swamiji's fight with the cowboys

  The cowboys tested Swamiji's knowledge on Swamiji

Swamiji once said in a speech in a city on the western edge of America: He who has reached the best truth, nothing outside can disturb him. A few cowboys heard the his lecture. They decided that Swamiji's words should be tested on Swamiji. When Swamiji went to give a speech in their village, they turned over a tub and asked him to stand on it. Swamiji did so without any hesitation and in a moment drowned in the speech. At that moment, shots were fired from both sides of his ear. Swamiji, however, did not get upset and continued his speech. At the end of the speech, the boys surrounded him, shook hands with him and said: Yes, you are a real man.

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Swamiji showed that something new can be learned from a thief

Swamiji showed that a thief can also be a great saint

Swamiji had great respect for Paohari Baba. Swamiji heard that once a thief had entered Paohari's Baba's hut. Paohari Baba woke up the moment he escaped after stealing his belongings. Frightened, the thief left his belongings and fled. Paohari Baba ran after the thief with those things and after going far away he caught the thief and returned with the things in his hand. When the Swamiji goes to the Himalayas, he is attracted by a beautiful monk. But Swamiji was surprised when he heard from his mouth that he was the same person who had gone to steal from  Paohari's Baba's house. The saint said, "When Paohari Baba gave me everything in the knowledge of Narayana without any hesitation, I realized my own mistake and inferiority and from that I left worldly meaning and started looking for spiritual meaning." This parable struck a chord in Swamiji's mind. Remembering this saint, he later said: The seed of righteousness is hidden even among sinners.

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Swamiji even memorized a thick book in an instant

 A memorable event in Swamiji's nomadic life

When Swamiji came to Meerut, he met some Guru brothers. They also took sannyas and wandered around in the guise of travelers. Everyone stayed together. Swamiji's very study habit. Every day a guru brother brought some thick books for him from a local library. But Swamiji read it in one day. So the next day you have to return the book and bring a new book. The librarian thought that Swamiji was only pretending to read to show people. He also hinted at this suspicion to Swamiji's guru-brother. Knowing this, Swamiji himself appeared to the librarian one day and said: 'I have read all the books well. If you have any doubts, you can ask any question from any book. The librarian did just that. The librarian was astonished to see that Swamiji had answered all the questions appropriately. He began to think, is it possible?

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The reason for the woman and her beauty in the world

 Women and her Beauty

The beauty of women is a wonderful thing in the world; The gift of God. But that beauty is not to seduce a man, that beauty, like strength, like health, is the absolute necessity of a woman. Not every woman is entitled to physical beauty, but every woman can keep herself beautiful and it is the duty of every married woman to keep herself beautiful. Even without luxury, every woman can keep herself as well-groomed and immortal as possible. After a few years of marriage, many women no longer feel the need to be aware of their appearance and beauty. That is a big mistake. Its effect on the husband's psyche is detrimental.

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All religious texts of Hindu and traditional religions

 Traditional scriptures of India

The traditional scripture of India is the "Veda", which was first sung orally and by word of mouth. That is why it is also called Shruti. This "Veda" again has these 4 parts: Rik, Sam, Jaju and Atharva. Each Veda again has these 4 parts Sanhita, Brahman, Aranyaka and Upanishad. The Sanhita section contains hymns and mantras written for the deity. The Brahmanical part contains the rules of Yajna. The Aranyaka part contains philosophy and the Upanishads part contains the Aranyaka philosophical analysis and theory. This Upanishad is again called Vedanta. "Srimad Bhagavad Gita" but not a scripture. "Mahabharata" is a chapter or chapter of the epic.

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