The Rudi-Grant Connection welcomes Spring Season on Sunday, March 20, 2016

LORD OF SEASONS - WELCOME TO SPRING. CELEBRATING FIRST DAY OF SPRING ON SUNDAY(PALM SUNDAY), MARCH 20, 2016.
LORD OF SEASONS – WELCOME TO SPRING. CELEBRATING FIRST DAY OF SPRING ON SUNDAY (PALM SUNDAY), MARCH 20, 2016.

I am happy to celebrate First Day of Spring on Sunday (Palm Sunday), March 20, 2016. I wish all my readers, ‘Happy First Day of Spring’.

LORD OF SEASONS - WELCOME TO SPRING ON SUNDAY(PALM SUNDAY), MARCH 20, 2016. EVERY CHANGING PHENOMENON IN NATURE IS OPERATED BY UNCHANGING REALITY.
LORD OF SEASONS – WELCOME TO SPRING ON SUNDAY (PALM SUNDAY), MARCH 20, 2016. EVERY CHANGING PHENOMENON IN NATURE IS OPERATED BY UNCHANGING REALITY.

Every changing phenomenon in nature is operated by Unchanging Reality. Spring Season brings a change, and this change is possible for it is governed by Unchanging Reality. In Indian tradition, Spring Season is glorified for it symbolizes Lord Madhava, Lord of Seasons.

LORD OF SEASONS – WELCOME TO SPRING. LORD MADHAVA WITH GODDESS MADHAVI: In the Divine Song called Bhagavad Gita, Chapter X, ‘The Infinite Glories of the Ultimate Truth’-‘VIBHUTI VISTARA YOGA’ that describes the LORD God Creator’s Infinite Divine Attributes, in verse # 35, Lord Krishna describes Himself as The Lord of Spring Season – The Flowery Season: “Rtunam Kusumakarah.”
LORD OF SEASONS - WELCOME TO SPRING. LORD KRISHNA AS MADHAVA SYMBOLIZES THE SEASON OF FLOWERS, SEASON OF JOY.
LORD OF SEASONS – WELCOME TO SPRING. LORD KRISHNA AS MADHAVA SYMBOLIZES THE SEASON OF FLOWERS, SEASON OF JOY.

The word ‘Spring’ describes the move upward or forward from the ground, it denotes resilience or bounce, and it means to grow or develop or come into existence quickly. Among the Seasons, the Spring Season is the time during which plants begin to grow after lying dormant all Winter. In the North Temperate Zone, the Spring Season includes the months of March, April, and May, the period between the Vernal Equinox and the Summer Solstice.

LORD OF SEASONS – WELCOME TO SPRING. The Spring Season begins on Sunday(Palm Sunday), March 20, 2016, Vernal Equinox, the day on which duration of Light and Darkness(Day and Night) are equal in all parts of the world.

LORD MADHAVA – THE LORD OF THE SPRING SEASON:

:LORD OF SEASONS – WELCOME TO SPRING. In Indian tradition, Spring Season is called ‘BASANT’, ‘VASANT’,’KUSUMAKARA’ or ‘MADHAVAM’. A chief, alluring feature of this Season is the flowering of plants. Mangifera indica, MANGO plant, native of India bears flowers and promises to deliver its sweet, and delicious fruits.

The Spring Season is a time for rebirth, regeneration, renewal, and regrowth after a period of dormancy. Man derives a sense of joy and happiness when the plants start their growing process and quickly bear attractive flowers. It gives the experience of ‘Sweetness’ which is called ‘Madhurya’ in the Sanskrit language. It is manifestation of a creative process, or operation of a creative energy that makes human existence possible giving man the sensation associated with consuming nectar, honey, or sweet wine. In Indian tradition, this creative energy is personified as Goddess Madhavi, and Her consort is viewed as the Controller of the creative energy and is called Lord Madhava. Today, I seek the Blessings of Lord Madhava and Goddess Madhavi to renew my creative energy that would guide me to express my thoughts using sweet words and to promote the well-being of all my readers and become a source of Happiness to all people who are in the pursuit of Happiness.

Rudra Narasimham Rebbapragada

BHAVANAJAGAT.COM

Spring Season brings a sense of Joy, uplifts the mood of man. The Joy could be compared to the sweetness of nectar that is gathered by butterflies from various Spring Season flowers.
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