The text describes a daily routine for spiritual growth and a strong connection with God. It emphasizes the importance of waking up before sunrise, meditating, and performing various rituals to honor the Sun God and other deities.
The routine includes:
1. Waking up at 5:30 AM and remembering the name of God (Ram) as soon as you open your eyes.
2. Chanting a mantra, such as "Karagre Vasate Lakshmi," to invoke the presence of Goddess Lakshmi.
3. Drinking water from a copper vessel, which is believed to increase intelligence and purify the body.
4. Offering water to the Sun God, accompanied by a prayer and a circumambulation of seven times.
5. Preparing a sacred plate with a star shape and offering it to Thakurji (God) with love and devotion.
6. Showing the mirror to Thakurji and adorning Him with clothes and ornaments.
7. Offering prayers, aarti, and bhog (food) to God, emphasizing the importance of love and devotion over material offerings.
8. Feeding God with love and care, just like feeding children.
The text also highlights the significance of love and devotion in one's spiritual practice, stating that God is hungry for love and affection, rather than material offerings.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker believes that waking up before sunrise can bring happiness, peace, and prosperity.
2. The speaker suggests drinking water from a copper vessel in the morning to improve intelligence.
3. The speaker recommends offering water to the Sun God as a form of worship.
4. The speaker suggests adding a silver coin to the copper vessel to purify the water.
5. The speaker believes that the water from a copper vessel can increase one's intelligence.
6. The speaker recommends offering water to the Sun God with 12 names of the Sun God.
7. The speaker suggests making a star shape on a plate with sandalwood and writing "Om" in the middle.
8. The speaker recommends writing the name of a deity in 11 sections on the plate.
9. The speaker believes that making an offering to the Sun God with colored water can bring different types of colors of devotion into one's life.
10. The speaker suggests bathing a deity with love and saying "Shriman Narayan" while doing so.
11. The speaker recommends dressing up the deity and adorning it with clothes.
12. The speaker believes that showing a mirror to the deity is a form of worship.
13. The speaker suggests saying a prayer to the deity with folded hands.
14. The speaker believes that the deity is the mother, father, and friend of the worshiper.
15. The speaker recommends offering prayers and aarti to the deity.
16. The speaker believes that feeding the deity with love is more important than offering material things.