Mom what does khaire mean and Why they Go to Baba Bard Goriya Temple momma.Please Tell

Talai bhurhi futana, Khaire aayechhhan bhunya buini,buini,Pizza bokera Jargaha ma

You do not know ,khaire means who visit Jargaha school ,starts om Namah Shivay in Sunwal Baba Bard Goriya Temple ,Ramnagar VDC and start teaching in Baba Bard Goriya School to primary kids volunteerly using Celta classes.

Eat local mauwa  flavored wine in Sultan Lake named forest and enjoy local swimming in Bhumahi River,and keep on doing swasthani puja in Jarghaha areas with local herbs and flower to get a better husband in life in the name of Lord Shiva or Jesus.

Swasthani is the Hindu Goddess who is very blessing to all her devotees She always fulfills wishes of all those who worship her with the pure heart and full devotion.

Goddess Swasthani is believed to be the four-handed goddess with charka, Trishul, sword, and lotus in each of her hand. She is sitting in the center of Asta Matrika or eight Goddess of power. The Astha Matrika are Mahakali, Vaishnavi, Brahmi Maheswari, Kaumeshwari, Barahi, Indrayani, and Chamunda.  The Astha Matrika is also believed to be blessing the eight knots of Daura in Nepali dress Daura Surwal.

  It is a series of stories narrated by Lord Kumar to Agasthya Muni (Saint). Kumar is the elder son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The story mostly concentrates around Lord Shiva. It is also called Skanda Puran. It is also a form of prayer to Lord Shiva and his various forms.

Katha commences on full moon day of the month of Poush/Magh (January) and goes on series of 31 Chapters for 31 days till next full moon. 

During this lunar month, the story of Swasthani Mata is recited in households of Nepal. (It is a long tradition; however, it is not compulsory to recite the story or to observe the fasting). 

Swasthani Brata Katha is written in Nepali. Some believe that it was first written in Newari before it is written in Nepali. It is said, people of Sankhu still have a handwritten Swasthani book in Newari language. However, the story narration is little different in other languages than in the Nepali language.

Some women fast for the whole month and take only one meal a day and read the story of Swosthani Mata in midafternoon.  People who do not fast also narrate the story either early in the morning or in the evening before the meal. Before reciting the story, they worship the Swosthani Barta Story Book with Abir, Kesari, and Jau Til and flowers, Dhup Batti, and Diyo. They cook special offering to goddess Swasthani. Especially Sesame Laddu is seen in every household.  The fasting women offer Dhup Batti, Laddu, and flowers in 108 counts each. 

It is believed that if you take the fasting of Goddess Swasthani, she fulfills all your good wishes. 

When Agasthi Muni wanted to know how this universe was formed, Kumar starts the storytelling him about the formation of the universe. Each Chapter commences with "Kumarji Aagya Garnu Huncha hey Agisti Muni" meaning “Lord Kumar states hey Saint Agasthi.”

Sali Nadi, the river in Sankhu is mentioned in the Swasthani Barta Katha. Therefore, the river is a prime holy location for devotees to visit during the month of Swasthani.

The stories in this Swosthani Katha are mainly about devotees, who perform sins due to their ignorance and their rescue by Goddess Swasthani. The main focus of few first Chapters in Swasthani Brata Katha is Goddess Parvati. Few Chapters are about Lord Shiva’s first wife Sati Devi’s sufferings and Shree Swasthani rescuing her from troubles and sufferings.

The final day of Katha people performs special symbolic worships. It is a tradition of painting the Mahamantra Om in copper plate and a mud Shiva Linga is made in the plate on the Om symbol. 

The pooja of Shiva Linga on the final day, concludes Sri Swasthani Brata Katha.

In popular Hinduism, Shiva is considered one the three highest aspects of Brahman, or one of the Trimurthis, and identified with the universal function of destruction. His abode is Kailas and his consort Parvathi. Ganesha and Kartikeya are his divine sons, who also occupy an important place in the Hindu pantheon. Shiva's vehicle is Nandi, the divine bull. Saivism is the most popular sect of Hinduism, next to Vaishnavism. Shaivism is a tradition of the masses. It rejects caste privileges that come with birth and exclusive rights of Brahmanas in Hindu ritual traditions. 

At one time, Shaivism was indeed the most popular sect of Hinduism. Even today , Shiva is worshipped by millions people not only in India but elsewhere also where Hindus live. Shiva goes by many names and has many forms which include his pleasant and fierce forms. Shiva is also the most popular deity of Tantra and Shakta traditions. Nearly 80% of Hindu literature is dedicated to either Shiva or Vishnu or Shakti, which include the Vedas, the epics, the Puranas and the Agama Shastras. The following are the ten most important reasons why Shiva is a popular Hindu deity and why he is venerated by millions of Hindus.

Shiva is known to grant boons to his devotees frequently, even if they happen to be some really wicked ones. He is called Bholenath, the innocent one, because he is pure in heart and easy to please. Which means, if you love him and worship him, and even if you have some defects and weaknesses, you can be sure of his love and compassion.  

Shiva makes and breaks all social customs and moral codes to convey his state of freedom. He is the lord of the Tantra, who permits left hand methods of worship to sublimate evil tendencies to show that we need to transcend all dualities and judgment to achieve liberation. Which means you do not have to worry about what you eat, how you live, what lifestyle you follow, what norms you practice and to which caste or social background you belong.

Shiva represents tamas, which is the predominant component of a living body. A living body embodies Shiva in the form of an individual soul. Which means if want to purify and transform your body to achieve liberation, you should first worship Shiva and request him to destroy all your impurities and facilitate your progress on the path.

To worship Shiva you do not require the services of a priest. You can walk into any Shiva temple and offer him prayers directly, or you can pray to him in your own heart and offer anything with love. Which means you have a direct connection with Shiva and he listens to your prayers directly.

Shiva can really get frighteningly angry at times and unleash his destructive powers. No one wants to see Shiva angry, even gods, because when he is angry he can do terrible things. Which means you can acknowledge your anger as an aspect of Shiva and not feel guilty about it.

Shiva treats his wife Parvathi with great love and respect. He not only made her an inseparable part of him but also ensured that she would receive an equal honor, by giving her a place to sit by his side, which many Hindu men and even gods like Vishnu and Brahma do not consider necessary. Which means if there is one deity who truly deserves our love and respect, and who represents today's values, it is Shiva.  

Shiva loves his family and children as much as he loves his devotees. He also has an extended family of gods and ganas, who are very fond of him and who love to spend their time in his company. Which means one can learn from Shiva about family values, and the importance of loving and caring relationships.

Shiva has immense powers. He destroys our suffering, the poison of human life, and removes from us impurities such as ignorance, egoism, delusion, attachment and pride to facilitate our spiritual growth. Which means if you are looking for a change or direction in your life, he is the right deity to worship.  

Shiva is the world teacher. All knowledge flows from him, especially the liberating knowledge, in the form of Ganga. He is rightfully the source of all arts, crafts and sciences. He Himself is a good musician, dancer and singer. Which means you should choose Shiva as your inner Guru and worship him because there is no better Guru than Shiva in the whole creation.