AnādyaOm

When we focus too much on 'me' and 'my' achievements, our spiritual practice, our Sadhana, simply feeds our own illusions. Once there was a king who spent years in intense prayer to win the grace of Maa Kali. He did intense sadhana, he chanted mantras tirelessly and built a magnificent temple in her honor. To anyone watching, he seemed like a devoted seeker. But inside, he secretly wanted to control her divine power for himself. On one fruitful night of his sadhana, Maa Kali appeared, looking fierce yet smiling. The king stood tall, puffed up with pride, and demanded a blessing. The Mother simply laughed. Her laugh was so piercing that it shook him to his soul. She said, "You have only been worshipping your own ego." In that moment, the temple shook and its walls crumbled, just like king's pride. Stripped of his power and words, he collapsed and lay lifeless for nine days. On the tenth day, a single wild flower fell onto his body. He opened his eyes, completely transformed. He was now a humble child in the lap of the Mother, whispering, "I am nothing, Maa. There is only You." This story is about breaking down inner walls to be reborn. The king's temple is like our own body, and the king is the stubborn "I" that always wants to be in charge. Maa Kali's laughter is the moment of truth that cuts through spiritual pride. The flower is her grace, which reaches us only when we empty ourselves and stop trying to control everything. True devotion requires complete surrender. As long as that voice inside brags about how spiritual or knowledgeable we are, the Mother will just smile at the foolishness. The second we let go of that ego, she begins to dance in our hearts. Jai Maa Kali 🙏🌺 Om Sri Matraye Namah 🙏

Once you arrive at his abode, you feel a rush of sweetness in your heart, calling out Vittala Vitthala... Pandhuranga Vittala... as you sway and sing his glory. 🙏

@SachdevaAmita @dhruv_rathee @YouTubeIndia you are free to take it a notch higher and ban the channel itself 😄

🚨 BREAKING: Government of India Orders Immediate Takedown of Dhruv Rathee’s (@dhruv_rathee) Video. The Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC), Ministry of Electronics & IT, Government of India, has passed an Order dated 15 July 2026 (Appeal No. 8321/2026) directing YouTube to remove the video titled “Can Hindus Eat Beef? | Kerala Story 2 Exposed” within 24 hours of receiving the Order. Note: Although the order is dated 15.07.2026, it has been uploaded today (19 July 2026). Key points from the GAC Order: - The video contains deliberate and malicious statements insulting Bhagwan Shri Ram, Bhagwan Shri Krishna, and Sita Devi. - It falsely claims they consumed meat (including deer meat) and alcohol, using distorted references from scriptures. - Such content hurts the religious sentiments of crores of Hindus and is against societal harmony. - YouTube’s arguments on “free speech” were not accepted. Freedom of expression comes with reasonable restrictions under Article 19(2) of the Constitution. The order was issued after Hon'ble Delhi High Court’s direction on 3rd July 2026 to decide the appeal within 15 days. Important: This observation and finding by the GAC that the video hurts religious sentiments will also have a strong bearing on the decision of the Ld. Magistrate before whom our petition seeking registration of FIR against Dhruv Rathee is pending for hearing on 10.09.2026. Faith cannot be mocked under the garb of “content creation.” Justice is being delivered step by step. Jai Shri Ram 🙏 A special thanks to Sr. Adv. Makarand D. Adkar Ji (@AdkarMakarand) for his invaluable guidance and support, and to our legal team for their tireless efforts and unwavering commitment. @OpIndia @TheBharatPost @TimesNow @SanatanPrabhat @MeghUpdates

Jai Jagannath 🙏

Ashadh Gupta Navaratra Dasa Mahavidya, Maa Dhumavati Today we worship the seventh Mahavidya, Maa Dhumavati, the Goddess of the Void and Detachment. She shows us that growth usually comes from our hardest moments. While everyone else chases pleasure, Maa reminds us that real strength is found in letting go. She turns suffering into wisdom and loneliness into a spiritual silence. Salutations to the Mother who leads us from illusion to the ultimate Truth. Jai Maa Dhumavati 🙏

@MaAdyakali1008 Jai Maa Kali 🙏🌺

1008 NAMES OF MAA KALI 832. LINGASTHA The One Who Is Established Within the Shiv Ling The One Who is the Shiv Ling Hence the Name, LINGASTHA

@Ayudhika1310 Shubh Ratri 🙏

The greatest miracle is not that the Sun gives light. The greatest miracle is that there exists a Light by which even the Sun is known. That Light cannot be lit. It cannot be extinguished. It is the eternal Ātman dwelling in every being. - Inspired by Aparokshanubhuti of Adi Shankaracharya Shubh Ratri 🙏🏽

@Splendid_Tiger Jai Maa Varahi 🙏

Vishukra Pranaharana Varahi Veerya Nandita There is a moment in the cosmic war Bhandasura has fallen, his sons the daityas are being cut down one by one and one asura still stands, Vishukra. Vishukra is no ordinary asura. His very name tells you what he is, the enemy of light, the one who devours the soul's Tejas, the darkness that sits at the base of every craving you have ever felt. He is not "out there." He lives in you, in me, in the pull toward the world that never lets the inner light shine steady. And who rises to meet him? Not Devi Herself, directly. She sends Maa Varahi. Understand this, Lalithambika, the Empress of the Universe, does not lift Her own hand for this battle. She summons Her Dandanatha, Her commander, the fierce one with the face of the boar. Why the boar? Because the boar does not fight from a distance. The boar puts its snout into the mud, into the filth, into the very root of the earth, and digs the enemy out. Maa Varahi does not slay Vishukra from a golden throne. She goes into the muck of your samsara, into the buried root of your addiction, your ego, your endless craving and she drags it out by force. This is not a gentle Devi. Do not come to Varahi looking for sweetness. Come to her when you are ready to be torn open. Maa is not decorated for beauty, she is built like a warrior mother who has swallowed the universe and carries its weight in her own belly. She stands on the buffalo, on the corpse. She stands on death itself and does not flinch. And when Maa kills Vishukra,when she rips the breath, the prana, out of that Asura of inner darkness, what happens? Lalitha Devi rejoices. That word, "nandita", delighted, thrilled, moved to joy. The Mother of the entire cosmos, who needs nothing, who lacks nothing, becomes joyful watching Maa Varahi's valour. Sit with that. The Supreme Being herself takes delight in the ferocity of this dark, boar faced, fearsome form. Why? Because Maa Varahi is not separate from Her. Maa Varahi is Lalitha Devi's own shakti, her own strength, taken form and sent into the battlefield. When Maa Varahi triumphs, the Mother is not watching someone else win, she is watching her own power, her own fierce capacity, blaze forth. This is Devi rejoicing in Devi. So what does this mean for you, sitting here today with your own Vishukra inside you , your addictions, your envy, your talebearing, your pride, your desire that never lets you rest? It means you do not need to fight your darkness with softness. Some enemies do not fall to sweetness. Some knots in the heart do not loosen with a gentle prayer, they must be dug out by the snout of the boar. This is what Maa Varahi offers you. Not comfort. Not consolation. Ferocity that loves you enough to destroy what is killing you. Call on her when you are tired of losing to yourself. Call on her when you know exactly which asura lives in your chest and you no longer want to negotiate with it. She will not ask you to be presentable. She will not wait for you to be ready. She goes into the mud, because that is where you actually are, and she pulls the poison out by the root. And when she does, when your own inner Vishukra finally falls, know this...the Mother Herself will rejoice. Your small, brutal, unglamorous victory over your own darkness is not small to Her. It delights the Devi. Om Varahyai Namah 🙏🏽 She who digs, she who devours the darkness, she in whose valour the Mother Herself finds joy.

Forget the past, for it is gone from your domain. Forget the future, for it is beyond your reach. Control the present! - Paramahansa Yogananda

Śrī - sṛṣṭi, sthiti, saṃhāra, nigraha and anugraha, in other words the goddess's five functions. Om Sri Matraye Namah 🙏🌷

the summoner of ends & beginnings.

@Indic_Vibhu Jai Sri Hari 🙏

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@Jayalko1 Ambabai 🙏

Tulja Bhawani ✴️

@Soham72_100b I'm glad you liked it. Jai Shri Krishna 🙏

Uff... goosebumps! ✨🙏🏼🙏🏼

@ako660 You're welcome. Jai Sri Krishna 🙏

@AnadyaOm Thank you. Thank you. I needed this today. Jai Sri Krishna. 🙏

The Kurukshetra war ended with the Pandavas victorious. After defeating warriors like Karna, Arjuna felt a surge of pride, believing his own archery skills were the sole reason for the win. On the final day, as they returned to camp, Arjuna waited for Krishna to step down from the chariot first. But Krishna gave him a unusual order to get off immediately and take all your weapons with you. Confused Arjuna obeyed. The moment Krishna stepped off behind him, Hanuman, who had been perched on the flag to protect them, flew away. Suddenly, the entire chariot burst into flames. In an instant, the grand vehicle was nothing but smoking ashes. Terrified, Arjuna asked Krishna how his chariot could just explode now that the fighting was over. Krishna smiled and explained that the chariot had actually been destroyed days ago. The divine weapons fired by Karna and Drona had long since burned it to dust. Krishna revealed that Hanuman's presence on the flag and his own divine energy had been holding the wreckage together. Arjuna realized then how foolish his ego had been. He hadn't survived simply because he was a great fighter, but because of a hidden grace keeping him safe. This story reminds us that no matter what we achieve, we don't win our battles alone. Just as Arjuna was shielded from unseen fires, we are often protected by the grace of Bhagavan or a Guru. It is this quiet presence in the background that turns our effort into triumph and that our talents and successes are gifts. Living with this awareness brings a sense of humility and gratitude, remembering who is actually steering the chariot of our lives. Om Gurubhyo Namah 🙏 Jai Shri Krishna 🙏

@Jaggesh2 Rayariddhare 🙏

ಇಂದಿನ ರಾಯರ ಬೃಂದಾವನ ಅಲಂಕಾರ ದರ್ಶನ 🙏

@thefullvoid @Geetashloks Nope! We can't.. Just adjust to the change..

@AnadyaOm @Geetashloks Can't help it though, can we?

Blessed that I visited Kanchi Dham back in 2022. Some place doesn't need so much development

@ISayWhyNotNow Jai Shri Krishna 🙏

@AnadyaOm Jai Shree Krishna 🙏🪔🚩

@immortaldharma Just wrote an post about it and now I see this Jai Shri Krishna 🙏😀

When Krishna stand on your side nothing impossible

@immortaldharma Amma.. Jai Maa Tara 🙏🌺

Maa Tara Maa 🌸