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Holi: Ek Shaam Kanha Ke Naam
Holi is not just a festive day to play with colors and meet others to play and laugh. It has a major spiritual, cultural, and religious significance for Hindus. It has been celebrated in the Indian sub-continent and by the Indian diaspora living around the globe.
“Ek Shaam Kanha Ke Naam”
Let’s celebrate this Holi in the devotion of Lord Krishna with thousands of devotees – “Ek Shaam Kanha Ke Naam”. The Holi of Vrindavan celebrates the divine and eternal love of Radha for Lord Krishna. People start celebrating Holi here 1 week ago from actual Holi. You also have this fortunate opportunity to get rid of all of your pain by completely immersing yourself in the love for Lord Krishna.
Meditation via Tantric Vidhi | Holi 2022
Agnitra foundation has organized a spiritual Programme on Holi week. It is going to be held in Vrindavan – The Birth Place of Lord Krishna from 14th march to 20th march, 2022. This one week-long ceremony entails Meditation via Tantric Vidhi, Tantric Sadhana, Manokamana Siddhi, and lots more. Here, you will have the company and guidance of Dr. Ganesh Dubey who will himself conduct many rituals and practices. We will start our days at 4 am with Gopal Sahstranaam Meditation followed by Divya Darshan of Brij Bhoomi.
Highlights of the Programme:
- Vrindavan darshan and the process to De-code Temple’s Energy Portals.
- Shree Krishana Vishesh Tantric Mantra and Havan for fulfilling desired wishes (Manokamana Siddhi)
- Visit to Mathura followed with Baglamukhi Havan at Vishram Ghat
- Tantric Rituals for success in your relationship and love life.
- 6 Tantric Siddhis and their uses
- Meditation to activate 7 main Chakras, 27 Shodashi Chakras, and 16 Yugma Chakras.
- 21 Yantras and their uses
- Maha Rasa process (Level 1 & 2), Attain blessings from Lord Krishna, Radha Rani, and Asht Sakhi.
- Vishesh Tantric Diksha (Eligibility criteria for Shat-Karma)
- PLR and FLR with Tantric Vidhi.
Join this divine and mystical gathering. Enjoy the bliss of enchantment and get relief from your ordeal. Get the blessing and guidance from famous tantric scholar Dr. Ganesh Dubey.
The Mythology Behind The Origin of Holi: -
There are many stories in mythology that gives the various reason behind the origin of the Holi celebration.
One of the most famous is the story of Demon Hiranakashyap. He was the king of all Ashuras (evils) and had got boons from Lord Brahma. These boons were very powerful that made it impossible to defeat and kill him. Boons were such that, neither an animal nor a man can kill him, he would neither die at day nor night, he would neither die at land nor sky. Due to his extreme power, he conquered the whole universe and grew very arrogant. He forced everyone to worship him like a God. But his own son Prahlad was adamant to worship as God.
Prahlad was a great devotee of God Vishnu therefore Hiranakashyap started loathing him. He tried every evil way to change the heart of Prahlad but nothing changed. So, he convinced his sister Holika to teach him a lesson. Holika has a mystical cloak that makes her immune to fire. So, she tricked Prahlada into sitting in the fire with her. But somehow cloak flew away and encased Prahalad. Therefore, Holika burnt into ashes but Prahlad was completely safe. After that, Lord Vishnu took Avatar of Narasimha.
Narsimha form of Vishnu was a half lion and a half-human so it was neither a human nor an animal. He killed Hiranakashyap on his lap which is neither a sky nor land and at dusk which is neither night nor day. From that day, people celebrate Holi as a symbol of victory of good over evil.
Holika Dahan (Burn all Your Negativities)
It is celebrated as a remembrance of the Death of Holika who was trying to kill Prahlad.
Holika Dahan is celebrated on the evening of Purnima (full moon night) on the first day of Falgun month (by Hindu calendar). The following day is celebrated as Holi. On Holika Dahan, people light a bonfire, perform various rituals, and rejoice. On this occasion, people take wood from the burnt pyre to keep it at home. These burnt pieces of wood are considered auspicious.
In the end, people dance and sing around bonfires with great exuberance. After that, people eat special delicacies of this festival. In many states Laddoo celebrations happen. Desserts are tossed around and otherworldly tunes of Radha Krishna are sung.
The Spiritual Significance of Holi
Holi also has major spiritual significance for many. Holi colors bring a lot of positivity and make it worth a day to try spiritual practices.
Holi additionally commends the legend of Radha and Krishna which portrays the outrageous pleasure. Krishna took utmost pleasure in applying colors on Radha and other Gopi. Tricks of Krishna later turned into a pattern and a piece of the Holi merriments.
Holi festivity is a method for respecting Lord and His Divine Grace. Individuals cheer in His commendation by showering their contributions as merriment and heavenliness. The tone and water wash are generally man-made qualifications, in light of rank, ideology, and different contrasts made in the public arena. Holi here is in a genuine way edifying. Heaps of shades of Holi are only a façade, fans get the vibe of being with Krishna in the place where there is Krishna, submerged in His tones and love in a truly profound way. Their self-getting converged with-The Higher self, losing the personality, they celebrate in the Divine delight. The Holi festivities transcendent into a heavenly custom.
