Surya, the Sun God

Surya, the Sun God
Author: K. S. Charak
Publisher: Institute of Vedic Astrology
Total Pages: 168
Release: 1999
Genre: Hindu astrology
ISBN: 9788190100823

On the cult of Sūrya (Hindu deity) and its astrological implications.

Surya, the Sun God

Surya, the Sun God
Author: Shakti Madan Gupta
Publisher:
Total Pages: 152
Release: 2008
Genre: Hindu temples
ISBN: 9788170392699

Surya

Surya
Author: MAYAH BALSE
Publisher: Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd
Total Pages: 34
Release: 1971-04-01
Genre: Comic books, strips, etc
ISBN: 8184820550

Sanjna basked in the warmth of her husband, the radiant Sun God, Surya. But sometime, the sun's glare got uncomfortably fierce, and Sanjna could not bear it. She devised the perfect cover for herself - Chhaya, her mirror image! Away from the blazing Surya, the lonely Sanjna pined for her beloved. Eventually, a way had to be found to ensure everyone's happiness.

Sûrya-Siddhânta

Sûrya-Siddhânta
Author: Phanindralal Gangooly
Publisher: Motilal Banarsidass Publ.
Total Pages: 498
Release: 1989
Genre: Science
ISBN: 9788120806122

The oldest and most important treaitse of the post-Christian period on Indian Astronomy that has come down to us is the Surya Siddhanta consisting 14 chapters written in slokas. Alberuni says that Lata was the author of this work. According to the introductory verses Surya the sun-god revealed it to Asura Maya in the city of Romaka.

The Names of Sun God A Hymn From Mahabharata:Suryashtottara Shatanama Stotra Transliteration, Translation and Commentary

The Names of Sun God A Hymn From Mahabharata:Suryashtottara Shatanama Stotra Transliteration, Translation and Commentary
Author: Koushik K
Publisher: Lulu.com
Total Pages: 82
Release: 2019-10-16
Genre: Religion
ISBN: 0359984266

This hymn is from the Vana parva of Mahabharata. It wasinitiated to Yudhistira - Dharmaputra by hisguru.This hymn is a collection of important names praising the qualities of the sun god and is called Surya Ashtottara Shatanaama Stotra. The hymn comprises of hundred and sixteen names.When one chants this hymn with devotion in the morningsregularly is blessed with the grace of sun god. Chanting this hymn and worshipping Surya increases health, wealth, wisdom and prosperity.In this hymn sun god is praised as the absolute god Brahmanwho is every god, everyone and everything.The hymn also praises various great things the lord does forus in the form of planet sun like giving us energy, rain andfood.

Sun Worship in India

Sun Worship in India
Author: Anirudha Behari Saran
Publisher: Northern Book Centre
Total Pages: 264
Release: 1992
Genre: Religion
ISBN: 9788172110307

The present book is divided into eight Chapters including introduction and conclusion. Chapter Ist deals with the introductory aspects of the book in which attempts have been made to show Sun-Worship in India in different periods of cultural history, besides the methodological issues of the study. Chapter IInd highlights origin and history of Deo-Sun-Shrine on the basis of analysis of folkloric traditions. Chapter IIIrd reveals the religious activities of the shrine over the period of a year. Chapter IVth presents the origin, history and performance of Chhath-Vrata, a very famous Sun-festival. Chapter Vth describes the Chhath-Geet (song) collected for the study. The analysis of Chhath-Geet (song) indicates the manner purpose, motive and belief behind the performance of Chhath-Vrata. Chapter VIth is devoted to the study of Chhath-Mela and arrangement in which attempts have been made to classify visitors, hotels, shops, means of recreation and facilities provided by the administration to the visitors. Chapter VIIth explains the management and maintenance of the shrine in which roles played by administration, priest family, inhabitants of local area and devotees coming from different parts of our country have been dealt with. The last Chapter presents summary and main findings of the study. It also brings out the suggestions of devotees for solving their various problems and also for the beautification of the place Deo.

The Hymns of the Ṛgveda

The Hymns of the Ṛgveda
Author: Ralph Thomas Hotchkin Griffith
Publisher: Motilal Banarsidass Publ.
Total Pages: 738
Release: 1973
Genre: Mantras
ISBN: 9788120800465

Hindu canonical text.

Siddhanath Surya Yoga (Basic)

Siddhanath Surya Yoga (Basic)
Author: Yogiraj Siddhanath
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2013-04-06
Genre:
ISBN: 9781484007358

All along Yogiraj Siddhanath's yogic journey, as years passed by, he practiced and moved into techniques that were most natural to him. With the grace of Babaji he developed a dynamic process of healing oneself and others. He called it Otprot-Surya meaning, "osmotic solar healing" and evolved the system of Surya Yoga, the science of pranic-healing with solar power. Prana is described in the Indian yogic texts and treatises as "the breath of life" or "life force energy"; a subtle element or entity underlying the fabric of all of creation, animating sentient beings with consciousness and life. It is the vibratory power that sustains us throughout our cycles of reincarnation, imparting life to all the different bodies we incarnate in. It is our soul potential, expressed in the human being as one's individual vitality. Knowledge of this majestic undercurrent and the science of channeling its awesome power, for pranic-healing and advancement along the evolutionary path to enlightenment, is the most cherished undertaking, unlocking the inner mysteries of soul and Divinity. Prana is "life" and pranayama is the yogic extension or control of the living impulse animating every atom of our universe. Prana is conveyed to our planet from the light of the sun and congealed in material form. Thus, for our planetary system, the sun is the source of prana. Likewise, in the course of pranic-healing, prana may be most effectively availed of through the rays of our sun since the highest concentrations of prana are found in sunlight. Prana is the life of oxygen, however this life-force is something more subtle than oxygen. Just as photosynthesis occurs in plants, a bioluminescence occurs in our bodies through the focused absorption of sunlight whereby we inhale and ingest the salubrious rays of the sun through the medulla oblongata called "the Mouth of God," and the third eye of Shiva, thereby rejuvenating ourselves. Like a conductor of this spiritual and healing impulse, pranic-healing through solar power is the dynamic process of tuning one's body to absorb the life energy of the sun. By its very nature, this evolutionary science deals with nature itself, delving into the roots of who we are and what we are made of, beginning with the source of energy from which life as we know it evolved, the sun. The life of every living creature on our planet is ultimately dependent on the sun. It is the primary source of nourishment, responsible for life itself. Similarly, it is our lineage to the divine source of knowledge via the cosmic entity of prana. This is the universal life force that awakens us and evolves us to our divine indweller. The technique of pranic-healing connects the solar heart of the individual and the giver of this life-energy for our planet, the sun. This is the spiritual absorption of pranic healing-light through the act of submerging oneself in the cosmic current that sustains the whole of creation. The body becomes sponge-like, tuned to facilitate the absorption of prana, as the total organism inhales and imbibes the healing light of the sun through the skin, lungs, and vital centers (chakras) of the subtle body. From the astral body, the entire network of subtle nerves (nadis) and physical nerves are fed with the luminosity of pranic light.