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Learn the significance of the invocations of animals our priests will perform to invoke Divine Archetypes on Grand Royalty Wealth Day (Akshaya Tritiya).

 

Akshaya Tritiya, also called Royalty Wealth Day, is the powertime of everlasting wealth. Scriptures reference this day in stories of wealth blessings, non-diminishing gifts of food, and other tales.

This year, the special 3rd Moon phase is on April 26, 2020. It is considered to be the ultimate powertime for Lakshmi, the Wealth Goddess, and for the Ultimate Wealth Mantra, Shreem Brzee.

Vedic priests perform prayer offerings to invoke divine archetypes within animals such as horses, elephants, and cows. Tradition states that these offerings to animals are auspicious for prosperity blessings and for removing negative thinking and circumstances.

 

Gaja (Elephant) Pooja to Invoke Ganesha, Remover of Obstacles

 

Elephants are symbols of power, knowledge, respect, honor, and kind-heartedness in Indian tradition. These animals also symbolize the elephant-headed archetype, Ganesha, who is known for removing obstacles to material, social, and spiritual goals.

Trained priests decorate one or more elephants in honor of Ganesha while chanting special mantras and hymns. This is believed to bestow intuition, remove obstacles in life, raise social status, and attract wealth for participants.

Gaja Pooja offerings are very elaborate and precise and only well-trained priests can perform them properly.

 

Gho (Cow) Pooja to Invoke Wealth Goddess Lakshmi and Kamadhenu the Wish-Fulfilling Cow Archetype

 

Cows are considered sacred animals in India. Vedic agriculture recognizes and uses five sacred substances that come from cows:

Milk – fertilizer, food for humans

Urine – insect repellent, pesticide, fertilizer (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium), multi-purpose medicine

Ghee (clarified butter) – fertilizer, coating for seeds before planting,

Dung – fertilizer, fuel for heating

Yogurt – fertilizer, food for humans

Vedic farmers mix all of the above with coconut water, bananas, and jaggery (traditional cane sugar) to make fertilizer. These ingredients are said to work wonders for the health and nutritional value of crops, and even the poorest farmers can use them.

Trained Vedic priests honor cows during Gho Pooja by making special offerings and reciting special prayers. This is believed to invoke the blessings of Lakshmi, the Wealth Goddess Archetype, and Kamadhenu, the Wish-Fulfilling Cow Archetype.

According to tradition, this prayer offering does many things. It can remove negativity and poverty consciousness, enable the fulfillment of your wishes, dissolve karma from ancestors, relieve debt, and bestow overall prosperity.

The best times to perform cow offerings are New Moons, Fridays during the Tamil month of Thai (mid-Jan through mid-Feb), and Akshaya Tritiya. Any Friday of the year is also considered auspicious because Fridays are ruled by Lakshmi.

 

Ashwa Pooja to Invoke Horses, Vehicles of the Sun

 

In Vedic mythology, a Vahana is an animal used as a vehicle by the Gods. The nine planets are thought to be Gods, and the Sun is a God archetype named Surya in Sanskrit. In scripture, the Sun is said to ride seven horses.

An Indian festival called Ashwa Pooja is the main event during which these services are performed. During Ashwa Pooja, horses are honored as the vehicles who carry the Sun. Ashwa Pooja invokes the Sun, which symbolizes your soul and your inner light.

Vedic priests also perform these offerings during Night 9 of the 9 Nights of the Goddess (Navaratri) festivals, which occur in spring and autumn. Akshaya Tritiya is also an auspicious time for horse invocations.

 

 

The sacred rituals performed to honor these divine animals are a traditional practice that is believed to invoke abundance, royalty and power, and magnanimity blessings. Also, helping the poor and needy is the key to receiving material and spiritual blessings. It is believed that a donation on Akshaya Tritiya will give great returns and blessings. The Pillai Center Academy is offering several options to sponsor charitable acts and offerings.

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