Meditation Lessons

DIVINE GIFTS TO SPONSORSHIP

1. A 3-inch Banalingam – this has been taken for Girivalam of Arunchaleswarar Temple, Tiruvannamalai

2. 11 Rudraksha beads (natural, undrilled and unstrung) from the Rudraksha trees in Bhujageshwar Temple in Florida

3. Pooja Book containing step by step instructions and shlokas to perform Abhishekam to Banalingam.

4. Sponsor’s Name will be carved on Granite Stone (One Name only).

5. Last but not least, the divine Blessings of Lord Shiva & our beloved Guru Ji

DIVINE GIFTS TO SPONSORS – MEGA BANALINGAM

1. Blessings of Lord Shiva & our beloved Guru Ji
2. The names of the sponsors will be carved in stone at the base of the Shiva Linga Peetam (Upto 4 Names)
3. A 5 inches Bana Lingam will be given to every sponsor along with instructional booklet on how to perform Shiva pooja in 10 minutes
4. 11 Rudraksha beads (natural, undrilled and unstrung) from the Rudraksha trees in Bhujageshwar Ashram at Florida will be given to each sponsor
5. Archana will be performed in the name of the MAIN sponsor on his nakshatram on one day of the year chosen by them to the Bana Lingam that represents the sponsors Birth Star

DIVINE GIFTS TO SPONSORS – SMALL BANALINGAM

1. Blessings of Lord Shiva & our beloved Guru Ji
2. The names of the sponsors will be carved in stone at the base of the Shiva Linga Peetam (Upto 3 Names)
3. A 5 inches Banalingam will be given to every sponsor along with instructional booklet on how to perform Shiva pooja in 10 minutes
4. 11 Rudraksha beads (natural, undrilled and unstrung) from the Rudraksha trees in Bhujageshwar Ashram at Florida will be given to each sponsor
5. Archana will be performed in the name of the MAIN sponsor on his nakshatram on one day of the year chosen by them to the Banalingam that represents the sponsors Birth Star
6. Sponsors will have the opportunity to personally install their chosen Banalingam and perform abhishekam, if the sponsors are physically present on the day of installation. They will be provided with required Navaratnas and Yantram during Banalinga prathistha.