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 Swami Shanmuga and Amma Adi Sakthi are a husband and wife team working tirelessly to help people realize their true, Divine nature and lift consciousness throughout the world. They lead the lives of householders and serve through practicing and sharing the teachings of the Divine Mother and Mahavatar Babaji. By guiding and sharing powerful sadhanas (practices) from the Eastern tradition, they help a person uncover their own Divinity and clear obstacles in their path. Knowing that the Supreme Self sits inside each person, they share that following one's own heart blooms the highest Self.
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 Ekatvam is a beautiful Sanskrit word which means Unity or Oneness with Divine Consciousness. The word is mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita (The Divine Song of God) in 6:31 as follows:
sarva-bhuta-sthitam yo mam
bhajaty ekatvam asthitah
sarvatha vartamano 'pi
sa yogi mayi vartate
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Om Shiva Shambo!
Namaskar to all Divine souls,
 Once again that auspicious day is coming. February 20th is a special Maha Shivaratri. It is a day to offer Lord Shiva all that is sacred. One may chant, sing His praises, bathe a Lingam or idol, adorn Him with flowers and offer all kind of sweets and vegetable dishes.
During this time Lord Shiva is at the pinnacle of his presence in the material Earth plane. We should all put all our thoughts and focus in prayers for the peace in the World, peace within and without. Maha Sivarathiri, is the great night of Shiva, when His devotees are reminded of the time when He walked on earth and in heaven. It is a time to merge oneself in the infinite light.
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 Driving from Mother Pratyangira’s temple, our heads were reeling. We were all in awe of how the Mother created a Lila (Divine play or illusion) and brought us to Her abode. We continued our drive and passed many rice patty fields with busy workers, small roadside villages with smokey straw huts and dense green jungles. Raghudas, sat in the back of the SUV and absorbed the passing sights. We passed several road signs and suddenly he saw a village name that he recognized. Impossible, he thought, he had never been here before. Just then, Ashok commented to Swami and Amma and they had a short discussion in Tamil. After a moment the car slowed and Amma informed us that we were going to Parangippetai, and that many years ago it was called Porto Novo. Raghudas realized he had read about this village and immediately recalled it to be the birthplace of Sri Mahavatar Babaji.
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Just as the honeybee takes nectar from all flowers, big and small, an intelligent human being should take the essence from all religious scriptures. – Srimad Bhagavatam 11.8.10 |
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