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Devi Mandir, Napa, CA
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Devi Mandir, Napa, CA is a temple of Shree Maa and Swamiji. Devi Mandir, Napa, CA is basically an ashram where Shree Maa and Swamiji practiced their devotion or Sadhana and live their dharma which is the basic principles of the cosmos. You can also go there in the ashram of Devi Maa and can experience a great worship of the two great personalities. They are very kind to allow every kind of visitors under any conditions. In reply you have to keep yourself quite as they do not feel interrupted while worshiping.
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In Devi Mandir, Napa, CA, Swami Satyananda Saraswati and Shree Maa teach their students the original meaning of worship and also the method of worship. They follow the method of tantrik tradition and also take the help of meditation for peach as well as concentration. By the tantrik tradition of lessons, Swami Satyananda and Shree Maa teaches that, each and every home is like a temple where god is living. The Devi Mandir, Napa, CA is the place where searchers devoted to the destination of self-realization.
In the temple of Devi Mandir, Napa, CA, Shree Maa also teaches that the Guru is the ultimate example of revolutionized leadership and impeccable karma. All the students of the ashram of Devi Mandir, Napa, CA learn to worship god by learning to pay attention to the teaching of the Guru and they also learn to pay proper attention as well as respect to their Guru.
The Devi Mandir, Napa, CA worships three deities such as Cosmic Puja, Guru, Maha Kali and Shakti Pithas. Cosmic Puja or Samasti Upasana is the process of meditation as well as worship on the universal divinity and the infinite. According to Hindu rituals and religion, Guru is the representative of Supreme Divinity and also considered as the embodiment of Brahma, Vishnu and lord Mahesvara. Besides these Guru is the ideal instance of supreme greatness and all the purity. The other but important deity of Devi Mandir, Napa, CA is Maha Kali who is considered as the idol of supreme strength as Kal refers to darkness so Maha Kali takes away all the darkness and gives a divine brightness to all the devotees. Shakti Pithas are the places where all the body parts of the mother Sati was dropped. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Vishnu cut the body of Sati into 51 pieces to make stop lord Shiva from his destructive dancing. All these 51 places are worshiped as the Shakti Pithas.
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