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09-29-2004, 10:19 AM
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Chhinnamasta, The Mahavidya
Goddess Chhinnamasta is the most mysterious and the most rewarding of the ten
mahavidyas, the ten most powerful goddesses. The knowledge of this goddess and
the ritual to get her blessings, which is very difficult, is not known to many
which adds to the fear for her. That's why most people prefer to stay away from
her.
Chhinnamasta means the goddess who has beheaded herself. It is believed that
even a slight mistake in her worship may get the worshiper beheaded. Though,
it's just a myth.
Like most mahavidyas, Goddess Chhinnamasta, too, has a unique and fearsome
appearance. Those who do not understand actual meaning of her appearance may
find her horrific and terrible. She is naked because she is devoid of all
coverings of illusion. She has severed her own head which means her worshipers
must get rid of their egos. This also means detachment from the earth, her
gravity and all wordly things after which one progresses spiritually and gets
the strength to grasp all super-natural powers granted by the goddess like the
power to become invisible, the power to fly, the power to get anything out of
thin air and the power to be at many places at once.
The goddess also blesses her worshiper with happiness, victory, success, health,
wealth and knowledge.
May God bless you all with perfect health and happiness.
Ashish...
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09-30-2004, 03:20 AM
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Re: Chhinnamasta, The Mahavidya
Dear Ashish,
Thankyou for the information on Chinnamasta.I would
appreciate some guidance in this regard.I have been praying to Chinamasta for
more than a year now.I was advised by an astrologer who I also regard as my
Guru and he gave me a mantra for it too.How ever, I face some problems, I am
always able to pray to Kaali with alot of energy and she responds to me just as
a mother does and almost immediately.I also pray to Durga but for some reason
praying to Chinnamasta has not been the same expereince.I tend to feel sleepy
as I begin this puja.There are days when I am able to do it very well but in
this past year there have been breaks and some how I feel the Godess isnt
responding to me.Is there anythig I can do to improve this?
Thankyou in advance.
Best Wishes,
Kanupriya.Tantra Shakti wrote:
Goddess Chhinnamasta is the most mysterious and the most rewarding of the ten
mahavidyas, the ten most powerful goddesses. The knowledge of this goddess and
the ritual to get her blessings, which is very difficult, is not known to many
which adds to the fear for her. That's why most people prefer to stay away from
her.
Chhinnamasta means the goddess who has beheaded herself. It is believed that
even a slight mistake in her worship may get the worshiper beheaded. Though,
it's just a myth.
Like most mahavidyas, Goddess Chhinnamasta, too, has a unique and fearsome
appearance. Those who do not understand actual meaning of her appearance may
find her horrific and terrible. She is naked because she is devoid of all
coverings of illusion. She has severed her own head which means her worshipers
must get rid of their egos. This also means detachment from the earth, her
gravity and all wordly things after which one progresses spiritually and gets
the strength to grasp all super-natural powers granted by the goddess like the
power to become invisible, the power to fly, the power to get anything out of
thin air and the power to be at many places at once.
The goddess also blesses her worshiper with happiness, victory, success, health,
wealth and knowledge.
May God bless you all with perfect health and happiness.
Ashish...
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09-30-2004, 06:28 PM
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Re: Chhinnamasta, The Mahavidya
Jai Gurudev.
One interpretation of the severed head I read some
where was along the following lines - "To awaken your
kundalini shakti, you have to shed your head (i.e.
your ego). Without that complete awakening and control
of kundalini shakti is not possible.
Chinnamasta is shown with three streams of blood
flowing out of her neck - they represent the three
main naadis (Sushumna, Ida and Pingala)."
- Raju S.
--- Tantra Shakti wrote:
> Chhinnamasta means the goddess who has beheaded
> herself.
> She is naked because she
> is devoid of all coverings of illusion. She has
> severed her own head which means her worshipers must
> get rid of their egos. This also means detachment
> from the earth, her gravity and all wordly things
> after which one progresses spiritually ...
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07-30-2008, 04:30 PM
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Hi Iam also a upasak of mata. Can any of you will give me chinnamasta stotra
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07-31-2008, 01:03 AM
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Dear kanu priya,
Chinna masta is Godess parvati only all ten Mahavidysas are her various forms only. Kali is also Parvati.
Hence if you are fond of Kali and getting result immediately, there is no need to worship any other form of the same goddess. Maha vidya initiates worship only one of them through out their life. That is the way to attain siddhi. And one is enough.
Of course if your astrologer suggested to do Chinnamasta upasana there must be a special reason . Because each planet indicate a Mahavidya. However technically Mahavidyas are supposed to be free from any plannetory considerations. Hence if you are a Kali bakth I dont see any reason to do anything else. Kali can do all that is there to be done. A good upasana is sticking to one singkle upasana murti.
However dont get confused and do what you think must be done. My post is just a way of knowledge sharring.
Regards,
K.Ravindran
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