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In this vast garden of existence, Shiva, the Lord of transformation and renewal, gifts us with flowers of sublime beauty and profound meaning. Each petal is an invitation to appreciate the ephemerality of life, the transience of experiences, and the eternal cosmic dance of creation.
The "flowers" that Shiva offers us are symbols of divine love, but also of impermanence. They are like delicate manifestations of His grace, inviting us to contemplate the fleeting nature of each moment. Just as flowers bloom and wither, our journey is also marked by cycles of birth and death.
Let's learn to appreciate these "flowers," not only visually but also to feel their fragrance and absorb the wisdom they carry. Each flower is a lesson, a reminder that the true essence of life lies in appreciating the present, accepting the constant flow, and understanding that all beauty is ephemeral.
Let's treasure these "flowers" as love, collecting precious moments, affectionate memories, and transformative experiences. Instead of lamenting the transient nature of life, let's celebrate each flower that Shiva gifts us, for in their delicacy, we find the strength to live fully.
Let's draw inspiration from the softness of petals to face challenges with grace, from the resilience of plants to grow even in adverse conditions, and from the ephemerality of flowers to learn to let go of what no longer serves us.
May we live this life as a garden of enriching experiences, where the flowers of Shiva remind us, at every moment, of the unique beauty of existence.
May the delicacy of the "flowers" inspire us to be compassionate, loving, and conscious beings, dancing in harmony with the divine music of life, guided by the gracious hand of Shiva.
Om Namah Shivaya!
Hari (हरि): Hari is a name of God often associated with the one who removes or dissolves suffering. It is also a name for Vishnu, one of the main deities in the Hindu trinity, considered the preserver of the universe.
Om (ॐ): As mentioned earlier, Om is the primordial sound of the universe, representing the essence of the divine and the source of everything.
Thus, "Hari Om" is an expression of devotion, invoking the name of God (Hari) along with the sacred sound "Om." The repetition of this mantra is often used in spiritual practices to focus the mind, seek inner peace, and invoke the divine presence in daily life.
Namah (नमः): This word can be translated as "I salute" or "I bow before." It is an expression of respect and reverence.
Shivaya (शिवाय): It is the dative case of Shiva, indicating "to Shiva" or "for Shiva." Shiva is one of the main deities of the Hindu trinity, associated with destruction and transformation, but also with renewal and benevolence.
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8 янв 2024
