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Home Gods Khatu shyam Anmol Bhajan Krishna Bhajan Hanuman Bhajan Durga Bhajan Shiva Bhajan Aarti Home » Sanjay Mittal Bhajan » Hari Om Namah Shivaye- Shivsankar Bhajan By Sanjay MIttal. Free Hindi Bhajans The Best Free online Bhajan Download and listen. He removes the afflictions of the devotees and of those who serve Him, in a split second.Om Han (g) Hanumate Namaha- Bajrang Bali ki Jai Listen to the correct pronunciation of the Hanuman mantra that will help you get rid of fear, troubles from enemies, and give you strength. It is considered as One of the most powerful mantra of lord hanuman to remove negativity from our life.Lord hanuman is a great devotee of lord Rama and son of Pawan (lord of wind) and he is worshipped for the strength and the courage.He is considered as one among the eight-immortal. Jai Jai Jai Hanuman Ki, Pavan Putra Bhagavan Ki (2) Aisi Bhakti Nahi Jagat Mein Jaisi Hai Hanuman Ki Om Hanu Hanumate Shri Ram Dootaya Namah (2)Powerful HANUMAN MANTRA Chanting Vedic Mantra Hanuman Bhajan Devotional songOm Shree Hanumate Namah Om Shri Hanumate Namah Hanuman Mantra Please Su.O Lord! Victory to the Lord of the universe,Shaktishali Hanuman Mantra ( )Om HamHanumate Namo Namah from Dharan FX. Om Hanu Hanumate Shri Ram Dootaya Namah (2) Aisi Bhakti Nahi Jagat Mein Jaisi Hai Hanuman Ki Aisi Shakti Nahi Jagat Mein Jaisi Hai Hanuman Ki Om Hanu Hanumate Shri Ram Dootaya Namah.
In Karma Yoga the essential mindset is one in which we continue to engage with the World through action, but where we forego, or do not focus on, or get attached to the fruits of those actions.As seekers, we often choose to start invoking this mindset in our lives by doing seva, or selfless service wherever possible. But what is selfless service? How precisely do we define seva?And what is it’s purpose? I’ve been thinking about this for a while and thought I’d share my thoughts so far…In the Bhagavad Gita, one path to the Divine revealed by Lord Krishna to Arjuna is the path of Karma Yoga, or union with the Supreme through the path of Action. The common translation for the word seva is selfless service. The meaning is truly beautiful, and I especially like the last verse which I was surprised to find that some people don’t sing.Amongst seekers, one word that we often see being used is seva. I don’t think I fully understand it until I decided to write it out in English, with the help of my good friend Dr Milen Shah. Hanuman Jayanti Bhajans By Hariom Sharan, Hariharan, Lata Mangeshkar I Shri Hanuman Chalisa Juke Box pin Hari Om Sharan Hanuman Chalisa And Other Hits Songs Download: HariThose who centre their mind in meditationMay there be joy and prosperity in the home,O Master, you are the inner controller of all life.You are the supreme Reality, the supreme Lord.You are the One witness, beyond the senses.You are behind the life force and sentient activity.O Compassionate One! With what means am I to meet to you.O Kind One! With what means am I to meet to you.This is one of my favourite aarti’s, sung in love and reverence to Vishnu.
That result, if we are truly honest with ourselves is only partly related to the cause we are working on. We contribute our time and energy, but with our focus on the desired result. What an interesting and revealing answer from this great Master.I believe there are three forms of seva, each of which conditions us in different ways and which are linked to our internal spiritual growthThe first seva is where we work, often for a particular amount of time and for a cause that is deemed to be beneficial to society. “Pah! Only God can do seva!” he exclaimed. In it he shared some stories of his guru Neem Karoli Baba, and in particular shared his guru’s remarks when his disciples asked about the seva the were doing.
The work is performed to the best of our ability but without any attention paid to the success or failure. All success and failure in such work is surrendered to Him. It is taken only to please Him, to allow us to know Him, and to seek His love. In this view, action is not taken for any personal benefit, nor even for the benefit of society. Where this happens we quickly find such ‘seva’ becoming counter-productive is creating spiritual growthThe second type of seva is where the mindset shifts to a perspective in which a person starts to regard all work as none other than service to the Lord. However, with the focus constantly assessing and measuring what we feel we are getting out it, confusion can start clouding our minds and we can potentially end up adding unwanted layers onto the ego. From this perspective, starting to do seva is a wonderful thing.
Whatever is played is the Lord’s song and all success or failure is irrelevant to that instrument.The body and mind of such a devotee become an instrument that is perfect for the Lord to use – like the flute of Lord Krishna, it is hollowed of all ego-centric thought. We don’t ever feel in awe of the harmonium or guitar or drum! In the same way, the devotee becomes that instrument of grace. As a devotee continues to surrender not just his actions in good deeds, but in all activity, the lower self that is surrendered eventually becomes silent – and actions become self- less.When we hear a beautiful song being played, our reaction is to be amazed at the musician and offer affection to the player. We start finding gratitude for things regardless of the external situation, and this only fuels our sense of wanting to offer more.If you think of a situation in which you have been incredibly grateful for something someone has done, does what we offer that person as thanks ever feel like enough? In the same way the devotee feels that everything offered to the Lord in the way of service is inadequate but strives to offer with all his or her heart and soul.We desire to be only an instrument for the Lord and through every action we consciously strive to continue to cleaning and purifying ourselves so that we may be able to offer and serve more.The third type of seva can be described as the fruit of the second type of seva described above. This is where the beauty of japa, or the practice of repetition of the Lord’s name is found.Our attitude starts to change as we offer everything of ourselves, or as we continue to serve our higher self with a loving surrender of our lower self.
But ultimately, through His grace and through the love of those around me, I found my way back and now find myself in a new version of life that is fuelled by love, service and gratitude.I know now that many have experienced some challenge like this in life – for each of us the exact nature of the challenge is unique to us but the effects on the mind and therefore your life are the same. I once heard a wise man say, the Lord doesn’t give you what you want, He gives you what you need.Sometimes, what we need is to be shaken violently, to be pulled out of our comfort zones and back onto the path where we should be. In truth, on several occasions I felt I failed which took me to some dark places. The exact external circumstances and events that occurred are not so interesting – suffice to say that it was a period throughout which I was tested many times – physically, emotionally and spiritually. It is when, through surrender and service we ourselves become selfless, and ultimately become the path itself, that our attempts to perform seva stop, and true seva begins to flow through us.Finally, I am returning to this blog after 4 long and unexpectedly challenging years in which I haven’t felt able to do any writing. When we start on our internal quest, we start trying to perform seva to start purifying ourselves and to set us on a path of yoga. Each action performed by is an action of seva – a direct service to the will of the Lord, the Universe, Love, and Divinity.In contrast to the second type of seva, in this ultimate form of seva all action is not performed in search of love, but rather as an expression of love.I believe this is what the wise master meant in his remarks to his devotees.
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