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EXPRESSIVE LOVE

2011-03-06T06:29:00.000-08:00

SOMETIMES A SMALL PIC CAN CHANGE YOUR BOY/GIRL FRIEND MOOD.. ITS SIMPLE BY EXPRESSING YOUR WORDS ON A WALLPAPER AND POSTING THEM.

YOU MAY NOT GIVE A ROSE DIRECTLY BUT U CAN GIVE A PIC WHICH EXPRESS YOUR FEELING.... HERE I AM GIVING SOME INNOCENT AND PURE HEART KIDS PICTURE(JUST LIKE YOUR HEART).

TRY ONCE AND SEE THE RESULT....

BE EQUAL

I DO ANYTHING FOR U

LETS DO SOME SHOPING

LETS LIVE FOR EVER

HUG U ALWAYS,NEVER WANNA MISS UR WARM HUG

I LOVE YOU, I CAN'T EXPRESS MORE THAN THIS...

I MISS YOU

I THINK IT MIGHT WORK...RIGHT??? UHMMM!!!

LET ME SLEEP IN YOUR LAP

LETS GO FOR A FAST RIDE

LETS PLAY A FUNNY GAME

LET ME MAKE YOU RELAX...AND WIPE ALL UR SADNESS WITH MY MUSIC

I NEVER LEAVE YOU HAND

I WANNA MARRY U.... U?

A SMALL GIFT TO CHEER U

U HAVE A MAGIC SMILE, WHICH MAKES ME TO THINK...WHO AM I?

YOU ARE EVER BEAUTY

VINTAGE LOVE

WALK WITH U, TILL MY DEATH

WANNA MEET U WITH A SURPRISE...WAITING FOR U.

SKULL,SKELTON

2011-03-06T05:47:00.000-08:00

HORROR,SCARY WALLAPERS

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TRENDY BIKES

2011-03-06T05:27:00.000-08:00

Bikes are always trendy and gives us latest style. So i am giving some bike pic's to keep them as Desktop wallpaper and dream about them.

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BEST INDIAN WOMEN PAINTINGS

2011-02-24T22:43:00.000-08:00

INDIAN SAREE,S AND SAREE WOMEN

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beautiful girls and women

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Pictures

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AWESOME DESKTOP WALLPAPER

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BEAUTIFUL MERMAIDS WALLPAPER

2011-02-24T20:08:00.000-08:00

I DON'T REMEMBER FROM WHERE I COLLECTED THESE PICS BUT ALL THE CREDIT GOES TO THE ORIGINAL UP LOADER.....GREAT WORK.

LOVING KIDS

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KIDS IN LOVE.....

CUTE KIDS

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CUTE LOVING KIDS....

INDIAN SHALWAR KAMEEZ AND TOPS

2011-02-24T01:07:00.000-08:00

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2011-02-23T20:29:00.000-08:00

SWAMI AYYAPAN

2007-11-09T05:55:00.000-08:00

Lord Ayyappa of Sabarimala or DHARMA SASTA as is universally called has a number of historical stories about him which his devotees heard from their ancestors or Guru. The Stories about Lord Dharma SASTA is also mentioned in Vedas and Puranas. However different stories are prevalent in different areas, depending upon the locality and places.
Lord Vishnu's "Mohini Vesham" is a well known story. After the death of Mahishasura, his sister Mahishi took a decision to take revenge against all Devas. Hence she started Dhyanam (meditation) to please Lord Brahma. Impressed by her Bhakti, Brahma made an appearance and granted her wish that, nobody in the Universe could kill her except the son of Lord Shiva and Vishnu.
With this boon, she felt so powerful that, she started harassing Devandran and the Devas. The Devas prayed to Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva. The venerable gods sent their Shakti & Spirit together to the earth in the form of a Mahisham. There upon the Mahishi along with Mahisham left heaven for earth and started living in a jungle.
One day Lord Shiva requested Lord Vishnu to show the Mohini Vesham once more. As the Mohini appeared in front of Lord Shiva, Kamadeva sent his arrow at Lord Shiva and thus the disaster began for Mahishi. A male child was born (Uthram Star, Wednesday) from the thigh of Lord Vishnu. The child was born with a bell in his neck and so he was named as Manikandan (The one who was born with a bell in his neck). Lord Shiva took him to Kailasam. The boy learnt all Mantra and Tanthra under the tutelage of Lord Shiva and became a good warrior. At the age of 12, Manikandan was told about his mission of life and sent to earth as a child.
Raja Rajasekharan was the king of Panthalam, a small place in southern Kerala. He was an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva and his queen that of Lord Vishnu. They were childless. They prayed to God ceaselessly for a child.
One day after hunting, while taking rest at the bank of river Pamba, the Raja heard a child's cry. When he went to search with his companions, he found a child alone in the jungle. Immediately a Saint appeared and told the king to take the child to his palace and call him Manikandan.
The king and queen were very happy and they brought up the child as their own. After three years, the queen gave birth to a son and named him Raja Raja. Manikandan was sent to Raja Guru for learning. Manikandan completed his studies quickly and became an expert in all fields. When the time for leaving the Gurukul came, Manikandan wanted to give Dakshina to his Guru. The Guru then told Manikandan to cure his son from blindness. As soon as Manikandan rubbed his hands over the eye of the boy, his vision was restored. The Guru then told Manikandan that one day he would become Lord of the Universe. Manikandan requested guru to keep it as a secret and left the Gurukul.
The Panthalam Kingdom was one of the smallest kingdom, but it was rich. There were frequent attacks from other kingdoms as well as Persian countries. The Diwan was not loyal to the king. After his return from the Gurukul, Manikandan took keen interest in the affairs of the kingdom. He put an end to the internal fighting among the warring kingdoms and restored law and order in the Kingdom.
One day a Muslim invader by name VAVAR reached the coastal area of Panthalam to attack the kingdom. Seeing the helpless situation of the king, Manikandan insisted on going alone for the battle with Vavar. After much persuasion, the king acceded to Manikandan's wish.
Manikandan with his divine power temporarily closed the eyes of Vavar who could see only Manikandan. Realizing the divine power Vavar became his ardent and closest believer.
This was the beginning of a friendship between two people from different religions and regions. It was a proof that caste, religion or region were not barriers for a good friendship and that humanity is above all. The mutual respect and love they shared helped them to overcome all difficulties.
Raja started thinking of making Manikandan as the next king. The minister did not like this and took several steps to kill Manikandan. The Minister failed in his attempts because of the divine power of Manikandan and timely intervention of Lord Shiva.
The Minister then persuaded the queen to make her own son the next king. Persuaded by the Minister, the queen created a drama of suffering from severe headache and the King, believing this, called the Diwan to bring in the best physicians to treat her. The Physician, brought by the Diwan examined the Queen and told the King that the Queen had been suffering from a dangerous disease and it could be cured only by applying Tigress milk. The King sent several of his men to the forest for bringing this milk. The King understood that it was an impossible task and wanted his dear Queen to be cured at any cost and offered half of his Kingdom to anybody who brought the milk.
Manikandan wanted to go and fetch the Tigress milk but was refused permission by the king as he was very young to go to the forest and that he was to be crowned. Understanding the situation Manikandan requested the king for a promise to do something he wanted. The King gave the promise and Manikandan asked for permission to go to the forest. Disappointed that he was tricked, the king had no other alternative but to send Manikandan to the forest.
King Rajasekara made arrangements to send a group of his loyal men along with Manikandan which however was refused by Manikandan on the ground that the Tigress might run away seeing the crowd of soldiers. King Rajasekara sent along with Manikandan necessary foodstuffs and coconuts with three eyes in remembrance of Lord Shiva.
In the mean time, Mahishi was enjoying life along with Mahisham. However within a few days, Mahishi, guessing the plan of Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva, abandoned the Mahisham and went to Devaloka and again started attacking Devas. Devendra and others had to run away to seek the help of Lord Shiva, who promised the early end of Mahishi.
In the jungle Manikandan was welcomed by Vavar and Panchabutha of Lord Shiva. On his way, seeing the atrocities of Mahishi in the Devaloka, he went there and in the battle between them, Mahishi was pushed by Manikandan into the earth where she fell on the banks of Azhutha River. Manikandan clashed with her there. At the end of the battle between Mahishi and Manikandan at the Azhutha River banks, Manikandan climbed up her chest and danced violently. The impact of his dance was felt in the Earth and Devaloka and the Devas were afraid. Mahishi knowing that the divine power dancing on her body was none other than the son of Hair and Haran, prostrated before Manikandan and died. This dance was witnessed by Lord Shiva and Maha Vishnu from a place called Kalakatti. A divine lady (Leela, daughter of Karaban) came out of the body of Mahishi and requested Manikandan to consider her as his Shakti. Manikandan expressed his inability to accept her as his wife as he has taken Brahmacharya for welfare of the Universe. He offered her a suitable place near his Temple and named her as Malikapurathamma.
Manikandan visited one of his old devotee Sabari and gave salvation to her soul. He also agreed to the Sabari's request to remain in Sabarimala for the welfare of the Universe.
Then Lord Shiva appeared before Manikandan and told him that though he had done good for the Devas, still there was one main task and that was to give comfort to the King Rajasekara who was very concerned about him and also to cure the Queen's ailment. Lord Shiva further told him that he could go to the Palace with the Tigresses and that Lord Indran would help him. As stated by Lord Shiva, all female Devas in the disguise of Tigresses and male Devas as tigers with Lord Devendran as the Tiger on whom Manikandan rode, started their journey to the Palace.
When Manikandan approached the palace with the Tigers and Tigresses, the people who ridiculed him when he started his journey to the forest asking him whether he wanted toy Tigresses, really got panicky seeing the violent bunch of animals and started running helter-skelter.
The Sanyasi who appeared at the forest at the time of King Rajasekara's visit there when he heard a child's cries, again appeared at the palace and told King Rajasekara the identity of Manikandan. Hearing this, the King stood in great surprise and silence. He stood non pulsed as he saw Manikandan riding a Tiger and people running away. Seeing the King, Manikandan descended from the Tiger's back and told him that since the Tigresses were there, he could get the Queen cured with their milk. King Rajasekara, fell at his feet and begged for forgiveness for whatever had happened without his knowledge and asked him to send back the Tigers as the Queens ailment had been cured the moment Manikandan went off to the forest.
King Rajasekara told Manikandan that the Diwan was responsible for all these things and hence he should be punished. However, Manikandan told the king that he need not punish the Diwan and all had happened only through the will of God. He also gave necessary advice to the Raja for the salvation of Soul (which is known as Boothanatha Geetha). After giving necessary guidance and information for the construction of temple at Sabarimala, Lord Ayyappa (Dharma SASTA) informed Raja, that he is going for meditation at Ponnambalamedu for the welfare of the universe and to protect Dharma.
King Rajasekharan was heart broken hearing this and implored Ayyappa, "I have made all arrangements for your coronation and what shall I do with all the ornaments which were made for your coronation ceremony?". To this Lord Ayyappa replied, "I am entering eternal meditation for the betterment of the world. However, every year at the time of Makara Sankranthi, I will wake up from my meditation and open my eyes to see the world. At that time you may adorn my idol with all the ornaments that you have made for my coronation ceremony and Makara Jyoti will appear in the Ponnambala Medu. The Lord then merged in to the idol of Lord Dharma SASTA in the Ponnamlamedu for meditation for the welfare of the Universe and to protect Dharma.
At the advice of Saint Agasthya, King Rajasekara laid the foundation stone for the building Shabarimala Temple. Bhagwan Manikandan had made it clear that he would grace only those devotees who offer Dharshan after performing Viradha for forty one days keeping themselves isolated from family desires and tastes, and leading a life like Brahmacharyas thinking of good things always, and that while coming for his Darshan, they shall adorn themselves with three eyed coconut and foodstuff/Aantha Garland in their heads, as the Bhagwan did when he went to the forest to fetch Tigress milk and bathe in River Pampa raising slogans of Sharanam and climb the eighteen stairs.
As graced by the Bhagwan, the King Rajasekara completed building of the Temple with Eighteen Steps to reach it. When the King was thinking how to put Dharma SASTA's figure in the temple for Darshan to devotees, he recalled the words of the Bhagwan: "The River Pampa was a holy river as River Ganga, Sabarimala was as holy as a place as Kasi". Dharma SASTA sent Parasuraman to Sabarimala who carved the figure of Lord Ayyappa and installed it on the day of Makarasankranthi. Every year millions of devotees throng to Sabarimala irrespective of caste or creed and adorn themselves with garlands and iru-mudis, chant slogans on Lord Ayyappa, bathe in holy Pampa river, climb up the Eighteen Stairs and get Lord Ayyappa's grace, the Dharma SASTA.
The Jewel Casket is carried on head from the ancestral residence of the royal family of Panthalam to the Shrine on this day. A Garuda, the Brahman Kite, follows this ornaments carrying procession, hovering above in the sky. After these ornaments are adorned on the Lord, the bird circles the Temple in the sky three times and disappears. Excited by this sight the devotees begin to chant "Swamiye Sharanam Ayyappa". A Star (Uthram Nakshathra), never before seen in the sky appears on the day of Makarajyothi day before the sighting of the Jyothi. The Jyothi is visible for a short period of time on the hilltop symbolizing the presence of Swamy Ayyappan gracing his devotees.

Swamy Ayapan songs (telugu).
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sai baba

2007-11-04T01:17:00.000-07:00

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SAI BABA AAKADA ARATHI

SAI BABA SEJ AARATHI

Shri Sai Baba

History of SAI BABA:-

Shri Sai Baba's life and teachings are well documented in Sai Satcharitra by Shri Hemadpant in Marathi which was personally blessed by Shri Sai Baba. Shri Hemadpant got Shri Sai Baba's blessings in 1910 to write this work. Said Shri Sai Baba "Let him make a collection of stories and experiences, keep notes and memos; I will help him. He is only an outward instrument." Subsequently SaiSatcharitra has been translated into a number of different languages. The one in English is called Shri Sai Satcharitra by Shri Nagesh Vasudev Gunaji. As an introduction this is a short summary on the life of Shri Sai Baba.Chandbhai, the headman of a village called Dhoopkhede (in Aurangabad, India), once lost his horse and was looking for it. Suddenly he heard a voice say "You look tired. Come here and rest a while". He turned around and saw a young Fakir (Baba). The fakir smiled at him and said "What are you looking for in this jungle, Chandbhai". This surprised Chandbhai and he wondered how the fakir knew his name. Slowly, he said "I have lost my horse. I have looked for it everywhere, but cannot seem to find it". The fakir told him to look behind a clump of trees.
Chandbhai was pleasently surprised to find his horse grazing peacefully behind those trees. He thanked the fakir and asked his name. The fakir said "some people call me Sai Baba." Sai Baba then invited Chandbhai to have a smoke with him. He got the pipe ready, but there was no fire to light it with. Sai Baba thrusted a pair of tongs into the ground and brought out a burning coal. To this Chandbhai was wonderstruck. He thought "this is no ordinary person" and invited Baba to come to his house and be his guest for a few days. Next day Baba went to Chandbhai's house and found everybody in a very joyful mood and festivities going on all around. He found that Chandbhai's wife's nephew was getting married. The bride was from Shirdi and the marriage party was going to Shirdi. Chandbhai invited Baba to accompany the marriage party to Shirdi.
At Shirdi they camped in a field next to Khandoba's temple. After the wedding, Saibaba stayed on at Shirdi. At first he lived under a neem tree and begged for food whenever he needed it. He then went to Khandoba's temple, intending to stay there, but the temple's priest met him at the entrance and told him to go to the mosque. That is how Baba, started staying at the Mosque which was later called Dwarkamayi. Baba preached at Shirdi all his life and performed numerous miracles to convince people that God exists.
He healed people's diseases, provided moral and material comfort to his Devotees. Baba helped bring Unity and Harmony between all communities. He said that God is one, but called by different names. One day a rich millionaire named Booty came to Sai Baba and said he was going to construct a stone building for Shri Krishna. Baba helped him plan the building. Before the building was completed Baba fell very ill.On the 15th of October 1918, he breathed his last. His last wish was to be buried in Booty's building. Booty's stone building came to be known as Samadhi Mandir. Shri Sai Baba was buried here and a beautiful shrine was built over it. To this day, people flock to Shirdi to pay homage to Shri Sai Baba.

ARATI

Arati Sai Baba. Saukhyadatara Jiva. Caranarajatali ,
Dyava dasa visava, bhakta visava Aarti…
Jaluniya ananga. Sasvarupi rahe danga Mumuksa janan davi.
Nija dola Sriranga. Dola Sriranga Aarti…
Jaya mani jaisa bhava. Tayataisa anubhava Davisi dayaghana,
Aisi tuzi he mava, tuzi he mava. Aarti…
Tumace nama dhyata. Hare Sansruthivyatha Agadha Tava karani.
Marga davisi anatha, davisi anatha. Aarti…
Kaliyuga Avatara, Saguna Brahma sachara Avatirna zalase
Svami Datta Digambara, Datta Digambara. Aarti…
Athan Divasa Gurvari.Bhakta kariti vari.
Prabhupada Pahavaya Bhava Bhayanivari, bhayanivari. Aarti…
Maza nijadravya theva, Thava carana-raja-seva
Magane heci aata Tumhan devadideva, devadideva. Aarti…
Ichita Dina chatak Nirmala toya nijasukha Pajaven Madhava
Ya Sambhala apuli bhaka, apuli bhaka. Aarti…

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2007-11-03T23:45:00.000-07:00

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