A divine initiative, inspired by HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamij i, to serve sanctified, nourishing meals to mothers, children, and families at the Government Maternity Hospital.
The sloka recited by Lord Sri Krishna In Bhagavad Gita Chapter 6 Verse 17 yuktha:ha:ra viha:rasya yuktha che:stasya karmasu yuktha swapna:vabo:dhasya yo:go: bhavathi dukha ha:
The law of karma records everything we do. Karma means activity. So a karmic reaction would be a result of one’s activities. In this case, even if we don’t directly hurt a human or animal,we still partake in something that caused suffering.
A sattvic diet includes foods that are light and healthy. In Ayurvedic practice, sattvic foods are thought to increase energy, happiness, calmness, and mental clarity. In practice, that means eating things that are vegetarian, nutritious, fresh, and tasty.
We should eat in the east and north direction and sit while eating. Don’t sit towards the west and south, it is considered a sinful act. Drinking and eating in the west direction is like drinking alcoholic beverages. Eating towards the south direction is like eating flesh and blood because it’s the direction of the god of death(Lord Yama). DO NOT WALK or TALK WHILE EATING and DRINKING. They are prohibited even while standing. Sit while eating and drinking. Note: No restrictions are in temples.
Inside of you exists a temple where god himself resides. Just as a physical temple must remain clean and sacred, so too must the mobile temple within. By avoiding junk food, intoxicants, and all that pollutes the body, you preserve its purity. Remember, this temple is not yours—it belongs to god. Keeping it clean and healthy is an offering of love, and neglecting it means disrespect to the divine presence within you. Keep the inner temple pure.
A Sattvic mind lends itself to clear, calm, creative thinning and allows us to create solutions. A sattvic diet consists of food that gives life, strength and energy to the individual. Sattvic foods come from the word Sattva, originally a Sanskrit word, is defined as the quality of purity and goodness. Sattvic foods are therefore pure, clean and wholesome. A Sattvic diet consists of food that gives life, strength and energy to the individual. The Bhagavad Gita describes the Sattvic foods as promoting life, virtue, strength, health, happiness and satisfaction. It also says that Sattvic foods are savory, smooth, firm and pleasant to the stomach.Organic foods are therefore recommended for both their purity and vitality. Food should be fresh and freshly prepared.
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Feeding rooms make it so easy for young moms - thanks to the organisation for being so thoughtful. Satvik food ( meals)is available but 150 for a meal is a bit pricy.