Your purpose is to learn, grow and become one with all. The reason for being here on earth becomes clear as you follow intuitive guidance and choose to learn from your experiences.
There is no other spiritual emblem as closely associated with the path of Yoga and the goal of enlightenment as the Rudraksha mala or prayer beads / rosary. Rudraksha is synonymous with Lord Shiva, the liberator who removes the negative influences from our life.
This world is always subject to change. It's very nature is impermanence. Those who rely on the external are feeling the pangs of uncertainty and fear. So what should we do?
Having an altar in your home is a significant way to remind yourself of the ever present possibility of grace and harmony to flow through your life. Its' a reminder to pause, be thankful, and sit with gratitude for all that is.
The Shivoham mala works in two ways, one is connected to the things, events, people and words that always get at our weakest point, secondly to enhance energy towards our true purpose. The Rudraksha seed in each mala has the amazing ability to draw the soul forward on its spiritual journey.
In japa mantra meditation we use the mala as a pillar of meditation practice. Shivoham malas are created to help you connect with a daily practice and remind of the ultimate purpose of your life. Mantra recitation has been an important aspect of Yoga practice since Vedic times.
The energy available on the night of SHIVARATRI is like a gateway to experiencing the reality and ultimate realisation of who we are, why we are here, where we are going and our purpose here. May Shiva liberate our consciousness and awaken our understanding ......
