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Saraswati Giving Her Name To Guruji

oṁ gurur brahmā 
gurur viṣṇuḥ 	
gurur devo maheśvaraḥ 	
guru sākṣāt parabrahmā 	
 tasmai śrī gurave namaḥ
			
Guru is Brahmā (the Creator) 	
Guru is Viṣṇu (the Sustainer) 	
Guru is Śiva (the Lord of Dissolution) 
Truly, Guru is the Transcendent One				
To that most venerable Guru, we pay homage.

Guru Brahmā, Guru Viṣṇu Mantra

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A hymn from the Ṛg Veda invoking Gaṇapati, bringing forth our best inner resources to work through obstacles on our spiritual path. The first 9 mantras of this hymn are dedicated to Indra, who strengthens our subtle body to receive the knowledge, the Truth.

Ganesha Suktam

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From the 7th Maṇḍala of the Ṛg Veda (recited Yajur Veda tradition) dedicated  entirely to the mantras of Ṛṣi Vaṣiṣṭha, Bhāgya Sūktam is a morning mantra also known as prātaḥ sūktam or morning hymn. Let us call Bhaga, who is strong and victorious, powered by all that is true, right and good to come and displace ignorance and all falsehood in us. 

Bhaga has a wealth of Truth, come and manifest for us the knowledge and energy for this Truth. May the dawn bring to us Bhaga.

This mantra features the famous words Bhagavān and Bhagavantaḥ, used to signify the supreme person in later times, especially in the Bhakti literature.

Bhagya Suktam

Devipuram is a Universal Concept that at its centre, embodies unconditional faith in the Feminine Goddess. This Faith embraces Expansion (over contraction), Expression (over suppression), Nurturing (over control), Inclusiveness (over exclusiveness) and Freedom (over bondage).

This Universal Concept is transformed into action through the development; teaching and dissemination of rigorously-tested and replicable tools for harmonious living that integrate spiritual pursuits with day-to-day life activities. It also provides a platform for bridging ancient traditions and modern thinking, and leveraging both concurrently; the critical insight here being that material abundance and spiritual joy can coexist symbiotically.

Sanskrit Alphabet

Devipuram

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