Nag panchami Nandiling

[Schizophonia]

49 minutes ago, Enlightement said:

@Schizophonia you're right bro. I hope I will piss off lesser and lesser people in the future and become a better person for the planet. 

 

 

No, you said it yourself, the only way not to bother anyone is to be dead, from the moment you are alive you will potentially annoy others.
The only thing we ask of you is to respect the law or risk being attacked. You don't have to be a good person for the planet either, I don't know where that comes from or even what it can mean.

Honestly, I don't know your life, but I think you flog yourself too much with your spiritual practices and your habit of declaring yourself guilty for x or y. If some people can't stand you, too bad for them. It's not like you're in some kind of neurosis that forces you to be mean to others or anything like that. ?

(Of course you can be spiritual, it's all about attention.)

[Buck Edwards]

8 hours ago, Schizophonia said:

No, you said it yourself, the only way not to bother anyone is to be dead, from the moment you are alive you will potentially annoy others.
The only thing we ask of you is to respect the law or risk being attacked. You don't have to be a good person for the planet either, I don't know where that comes from or even what it can mean.

Honestly, I don't know your life, but I think you flog yourself too much with your spiritual practices and your habit of declaring yourself guilty for x or y. If some people can't stand you, too bad for them. It's not like you're in some kind of neurosis that forces you to be mean to others or anything like that. ?

(Of course you can be spiritual, it's all about attention.)

I appreciate the sentiment. 

It's my personality to punish myself. That's how I become better. It's my nature to guilt myself for x or y. 

 

[Buck Edwards]

Waiting for nag panchami. 240

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[Buck Edwards]

What's the final goal anyway - 

enhance physical, mental, and emotional well-being in today’s world.

Right. 

I want to do breathwork, meditation asanas and Chanting.. 

 

[Buck Edwards]

I need to be making panchamrut. 

 

[Buck Edwards]

How to make panchamrut recipe - 

 

[Buck Edwards]

So this is the definition I found on the web.. It's variously spelled. This is how it looks in the picture below. 

Meaning of panchamrut - a traditional ayurvedic mixture of foods made with sugar, honey, curd, ghee and cows milk. it is typically made for hindu pooja particularly for abhisheka of hindu god idols and served as prasadam. generally, it is made with 5 ingredients as pancha means five in sanskrit, but there are regional variations to the above 5 ingredients

 

 

 

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[Buck Edwards]

It's raining heavily and I'm thirsty like a frog. I just don't get it. 

I just wanna hop in water. My whole body wants to be wet in the rains in moonlight on a full moon day/night. 

I just don't get my unusual body. 

I just wanna dance naked in the rains under moonlight. 

 

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[Buck Edwards]

Copper havan kund

A havan is a fire required for hindu pooja puja Aarti. 

The vessel in which this fire smoke (bhasma) is created is called a kund. Or havan kund. 

 

 

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[Buck Edwards]

It seems copper items are consecrated. Like Sadhguru said. 

I'm looking up copper items on Amazon.

 

[Buck Edwards]

Consecration items. 

[Buck Edwards]

Big havan kund

[Buck Edwards]

Small copper havan kund 

 

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[Buck Edwards]

This is called panchpatra Pali. A copper cup with a spoon that is used to distribute panchamrut at hindu temples. 

The spoon is decorated and is called udharini. 

 

 

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[Buck Edwards]

 

Udharini or spoon. 

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[Buck Edwards]

Sometimes the spoon has snake designs and it's called Achmani spoon. 

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[Buck Edwards]

This contains the panchpatra Pali along with a larger copper vessel known as Lota or Kalash. Along with a small utensil used as a holy  lamp and it's called niranjan or diya.

 

 

 

The plate used for these items is called pooja thali or Taman plate

 

 

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[Buck Edwards]

This is a holy consecrated item used in Hindu and Jain temples that has the capacity to hold multiple lamps and mostly seen during Aarti pooja puja ceremonies in various videos and pictures. 

It's called pancharti.

 

 

[Buck Edwards]

Just browsed YouTube and got these to understand how pancharti is used in pooja or Aarti. 

Aarti is devotion. 

 

 

And the thali or Taman plate used in Ganpati /Lord Ganesh Aarti here. 

 

[Buck Edwards]

Niranjan or diya. It's a lamp used in Hindu festivals. 

 

 

 

 

 

Below is a copper Lota or Kalash (pitcher) used to store consecrated water, holy water or milk etc. 

 

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