Today is an exceptionally auspicious day known as Śrīhari Parva, aligned with the divine aṣṭāṅga (eightfold) path of the Goddess. As per the promise given by our revered Guru Nātha this morning, selected liṅgas were brought from the correct āvuṭai (sacred place) at the proper hour. Through a full maṇḍala (mandalic cycle) of tapas (austerity), they were then carried with tireless devotion to be consecrated today under this auspicious muhūrta.
Rudrābhiṣekam was performed at the sanctum of Agatthīśvara in Kāśī, another Rudrābhiṣekam was conducted at the Aricchandra cremation ground, followed by Kālabhairava Pūjā, and finally, a Saptaṛṣi Pūjā to Viśvanātha. These sacred actions were made possible only through the full blessings of the Guru Maṇḍala and the unwavering dedication of the initiated disciples.
Our heartfelt love and blessings go to all the students who undertook and fulfilled this sacred task. In ancient times, at Mūthūr by the banks of the great Mahāvali Gaṅgā in Lanka, Sage Agastya once established a Gurukulam and initiated Śivaliṅga Pratiṣṭhā (consecration of Śiva liṅgas).
Now, the next divine cycle shall begin by the banks of the White River!
May the Light of Agastya shine throughout the world. ❤