http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/-t1.htm Thu, 18 Dec 2008 05:33:14 GMT 10 http://hitskin.com/themes/13/82/61/i_logo.png http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/-t1.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/chronology-of-the-life-of-shirdi-sai-baba-part-2-t44.htm Admin Part-2 1912, Jan Dadasaheb Khaparde's youngest son Balwant was cured of bubonic plague by Baba by taking the disease on himself. 1912, Jan 3 Megha fed some Brahmins on completion of his Gayatri Punascharana (a religious ritual). Dadasaheb Khaparde attended it at Sathe Wada. 1912, Jan 19 Megha died at Shirdi at about 4 A.M. Baba lamented loudly and followed the funeral procession for some distance. Baba showered flowers on Megha's body. 1912, Jan 20 Bapusaheb ... Religion & Beliefs Thu, 18 Dec 2008 05:33:14 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/chronology-of-the-life-of-shirdi-sai-baba-part-2-t44.htm#50 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/chronology-of-the-life-of-shirdi-sai-baba-part-2-t44.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/chronology-of-the-life-of-shirdi-sai-baba-part-1-t43.htm Admin Chronology of the life of Shirdi Sai Baba CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF EVENTS (Episodes) CONCERNING SHRI SAI BABA 1835 Sai Baba was born in very early hours of September 27 or 28, 1835 to a poor Hindu couple, Gangabhavadya and Devagiriamma. The newborn infant is left in the woods, abandoned. The infant is immediately discovered and adopted by a childless Muslim fakir and his wife. 1838 Sai Baba lives with the Muslim couple for 4 years. Meanwhile the fakir dies.. ... Religion & Beliefs Thu, 18 Dec 2008 05:32:20 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/chronology-of-the-life-of-shirdi-sai-baba-part-1-t43.htm#49 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/chronology-of-the-life-of-shirdi-sai-baba-part-1-t43.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/cow-the-holy-mother-of-hindus-part-2-t34.htm Admin Cows are equivalent to our mothers for when the mothers milk has dried up the cow gives her milk unselfishly to noursih and strengthen us. How can one who has ever drunk cows milk justify the killing and eating of such a mother as the sacred cow. One should never even in one's mind do injury to a cow or ever think of harming cows as well as bulls. One should show all respect and compassion for cows and sincere reverence should be offered unto them all without reservation. Those who fail ... Religion & Beliefs Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:16:47 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/cow-the-holy-mother-of-hindus-part-2-t34.htm#40 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/cow-the-holy-mother-of-hindus-part-2-t34.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/cow-the-holy-mother-of-hindus-t33.htm Admin The Srimad Bhagavad-Gita and the Sacredness of All Cows by Jagannath Das [img] Lord Krishna states in Srimad Bhagavad-Gita: chapter 10, verse 28 dhenunam asmi kamadhuk dhenunam-among cows, asmi-I am, kamadhuk-the wish fulfilling cow Among cows I am the wish fulfilling cow. In this verse Lord Krishna reveals that among cows He is manifested as the kamadhuk meaning kamadhenu the original wish fulfilling cows known as the surabhi cows. Just who and what are the surabhi ... Religion & Beliefs Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:14:25 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/cow-the-holy-mother-of-hindus-t33.htm#39 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/cow-the-holy-mother-of-hindus-t33.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/indrakshi-stotram-t19.htm Admin Indrakshi Stotram Translated by P. R. Ramachander Asya Indrakshi Sthothra Maha Mandrasya , Sasi purandara rishi.Anushtup Chanda.Indrakshi Durga devatha, Lakshmi Beejam. Bhuvaneswari Sshakthi, Bhavani Keelagam, Mama Indrakshi prasad sidhyarthe Jape Viniyoga. This Indrakshi sthothra was made known to the world by Purandara Rishi and has been written in Anushtup meter. The presiding deity for the sthothra is Indrakshi Durga. The kernel of the chant is Lakshmi, the strength behing ... Religion & Beliefs Tue, 30 Sep 2008 08:19:12 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/indrakshi-stotram-t19.htm#19 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/indrakshi-stotram-t19.htm http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/what-is-religion-t21.htm Admin The English word "religion" is derived from the Middle English "religioun" which came from the Old French "religion." It may have been originally derived from the Latin word "religo" which means "good faith," "ritual," and other similar meanings. Or it may have come from the Latin "religăre" which means "to tie fast." Defining the word "religion" is fraught with difficulty. Many attempts have been made. ... Religion & Beliefs Wed, 01 Oct 2008 04:34:48 GMT http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/what-is-religion-t21.htm#21 http://khirbhawani.forumotion.net/religion-beliefs-f9/what-is-religion-t21.htm