S3 Foundation Invites you to attend Laksha Chandi Maha Yagna – October 16-26 in Memphis: Blessings received from Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji and Dr Subramanian Swamy

S3 Foundation is extremely happy to organize Laksha (100,000) Chandi Maha Yagnam in Memphis TN, USA during Navaratri Time, October 16 thru 26. To our knowledge, nobody has conducted Yagnam at this scale. Chandi Homa is conducted to invoke the blessings of Goddess Chandi – the fierce and powerful form of Goddess Shakti. She is an embodiment of power, energy, and the divine forces, who safeguards all of us from evil forces and creates a balance between body and mind.

Covid-19:

                During this deadly pandemic, S3 Foundation decide to organize Chandi Homa to counter the spread of Covid-19. This home will create subtle vibrations that can affect the invisible enemy causing the havoc. Purification of the air, neutralization of negative atmosphere, nullification of political rancor, ease the mental agony, attacking the deadly invisible virus, and hoping for early solution to blunt the spread are some of the benefits we can accrue by conducting Chandi Maha Yagnam.

Durga Sapta Shati

Sapta means seven and Shati means hundred. That means 700. Durga Sapta Shati implies that 700 slokas are composed of the birth of Shakti (Devi) up to the conclusion of war between and Devi and Rakshasas. It describes the glory, beauty, and power of Mother Goddess. Durga Sapta Shati is found in Markandeya Purana in 13 chapters from 81-93. It is believed that the recitation of Durga Sapta Shati brings fearlessness, rejuvenate vertebral nerves, and invigorate blood vessels.

“Yadaaraadhanaha Sarve Sarvaan Kaamaan Avaapnuyuhu

Na kinchith durlabham loke Durgaarchanavathaam Nrunaam ”

“The devotees who worship Goddess Durga find themselves overflowing with all the desires and there is nothing in this material world which is difficult to be obtained by these devotees.”

Chandi Mahayaga

Homa or Yaga is an auspicious way of conducting fire worship to experience the divinity within and without. It is believed to be created by Lord Brahma for his livelihood and his attainment of spiritual growth by connecting atma with Paramatma. The main goal of conducting these Homas is to direct mankind to pursue righteous path. The fire worship is expected to benefit people with prosperity and health and energize and protect the environment for peaceful living. Fire is considered the source energy needed for existence. Homa creates a magnetic field that neutralizes the negativity and stimulates positive energy in the surroundings. For individuals, it helps revitalize brain cells, improves circulatory system, invigorates skin, reduces stress, and helps calm the mind.

Chandi Mahayaga involves recitation of Durga Sapta Shati (700 verses) in praise of Mother Durga. Ghee and other items are offered to the sacrificial fire after chanting each verse. Different Gods or Goddesses are invoked depending on the kind Homa we conduct. If we are conducting Ganapathy Homa, we invoke Lord Ganesh while chanting mantras to remove the obstacle. The kind of benefits one accrues depends on the king home one performs. As we chant these verses, we hear how Chandi annihilated Shumbha and Nishumbha only to realize how we are expected to annihilate the negativity in life – indulgence and denial. Mantras are powerful and have the energy to purify and sanctify the atmosphere to achieve equilibrium in the panchabhutas.

Laksha Chandi Maha Yagnam:

                If thethe vibrations created by one Chandi Yagnam can bring that many benefits and bring peace of mind and counter the pandemic, imagine the effect of 100,000 chanting of  Durga Sapta Shati (Devi Mahatyam). It is done in order to stop the spread of Coronavirus and alleviate the fear and restore the normalcy.

Blessings from Sri Ganapathi Sachchidananda Swamiji and Dr Subramanian Swamy.

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REQUESTING HINDU TEMPLES TO SPONSOR

S3 Foundation requests all Hindu Temples across the globe to support the Laksha Chandi Maha Yagnam to symbolize the unity in purpose. If you agree to sponsor the event with no obligations either financial or otherwise, please send your Temple LOGO via email or call one of the organizers.

The attached brochure will give more details about the program.

Venue: S3 Gaushala, 7945 Deadfall Road, Arlington, Tennessee.

Dates: October 16 – 26, 2020

For information, contact: Ms. Sarkar (901-828-4735), Mrs. Deepika (805-403-0672), Dr. Achar (901-606-7012); and Mrs. Vinila (201-893-5578).

Email:Gaushalausa@gmail.com

Visit their website to find how you can participate: www.Gaushalausa.org