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Vidhyeshwar Samhita ke antim adhyayon (29-32) mein Sutji humein Shivji ke  anmol uphaar dete hain — Naivedya, Bilva, Naam Jaap, Bhasma aur Rudraksha. Yeh chaaron saathi humein sikhate hain ki bhakti ka saar kathin tapasya mein nahi, balki samarpan mein hai. Naivedya mein jeevan-urja arpit hoti hai, Bilva mein astitva, Naam Jaap hummen Shiv se jodta hai, aur Bhasma yaad dilata hai ki sab kuch jalne ke baad bhi Shiv hi bachte hain. Rudraksha unke aansuon ka vardaan hai — unki karuna ka jeevit pratik.

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In this episode, we explore the final chapters (29-32) of the Vidyeshwar Samhita — where Sutji reveals four simple yet profound ways to live in Shiva’s grace: Naivedya (the offering of food), Bilva (the sacred leaf of surrender), the chanting of Shiva’s Name, the mark of Bhasma (ash), and Rudraksha (the beads born of Shiva’s tears).
Together, they remind us that devotion is not about complex rituals but about surrender — offering our life, our existence, and our ego into the hands of Shiva.

This episode also reflects on Guruji’s langar prasad — a living symbol of how the simplest offerings carry immeasurable grace when received with reverence.

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