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Tell your children/Hindus the meaning of search God within you.


Tell your children/Hindus the meaning of search God within you. 

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Search God / Kadavul within you. (One of the significant needs of the temple).
Our elders, yogis, sages used to tell us to search for God within ourselves.  "Go into yourself, God resides in you. Search inwards not outside"! These are the common phrases we hear. 
Now,  the question is,  how do I go into myself? Am I really can go into myself? Are we really can go into ourselves? 

If you ask any common Hindus,  they don't know how to go into oneself.  Sages, yogis, etc. knew how. But ordinary Hindus? 

In order to help the commoners/youngsters / ordinary Hindus. 
Our enlightened souls/sages had come up with temples so that it will help everyone to go into themselves. 
Any temple, if built according to agamic law,  is built based on human body structure with three walls and nine gates. The vigraha (main statue ) in the mulasthana (place of the main statue installed ) is representing the soul of a human. Anyone can go/walk into a temple.  One must realize that, when every time you have darshan (viewing) of vigraha, actually you are looking at your own atma in the form of the Supreme. (Jivatma and Paramatma are one, 2 birds in a tree. Rigveda) 

Every soul has its own distinct pattern /shape of deity (some maybe could not be recognized)  according to the law of karma during our birth, which has resembled as ishta Deva/Devi. Once we are able to realize this,  one will start finding ways into looking inward by meditation. Therefore temples are very important for a bhakta in search of God at the initial stage. 

Om Namasivaya. 
Sri Sivasiddhi.
Sivasiddhi Spiritual Foundation

1 June 2017

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