Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's feet, it makes the devatas serve. Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and find this: "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually part of Durga Saptasati. I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. First mantra is Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa (it says repeat 11 times) and others follow. Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched and dripping..." Max > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. -- Max Dashu Suppressed Histories Archives Women in Global Perspective http://www.suppressedhistories.net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 All you have to do is chant the Lalitha Sahasranamam or the Khadgamala, remembering the fierce aspect of Maa called Varahi. The evil will rebound back & wreak havoc on its source. I have also even seen this to be true when people slight or offend Sri Vidya Upasakas in some ways. It is for this reason that these Sri Vidya Sadhanas should not ever be done by people who cannot control their anger, as anger from the upasaka can even unintentionally harm someone. Maa takes her devotees very seriously. JANARDANA DASA Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote: Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's feet, it makes the devatas serve. Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and find this: "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually part of Durga Saptasati. I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. First mantra is Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa (it says repeat 11 times) and others follow. Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched and dripping..." Max > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. -- Max Dashu Suppressed Histories Archives Women in Global Perspective http://www.suppressedhistories.net Traditions Divine Visit your group "" on the web. Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Blab-away for as little as 1¢/min. Make PC-to-Phone Calls using Messenger with Voice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Share Posted April 2, 2006 Thank you very much Max, I will look these up. Sorry to be a bore, but could you please tell me if there is something Kali specific. I believe Chamunda is a form of Kali, but I was wondering if there is something that is particularly through using Kali's name ... if possible please :-( :-) Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote: Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's feet, it makes the devatas serve. Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and find this: "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually part of Durga Saptasati. I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. First mantra is Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa (it says repeat 11 times) and others follow. Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched and dripping..." Max > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. -- Max Dashu Suppressed Histories Archives Women in Global Perspective http://www.suppressedhistories.net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 Max The shaapoddhaara mantra you quoted is for unlocking the potential energy of Chandi Paath. It is believed rishis have locked up the power of Chandi Paath against possible misuse. Hence in any traditional prayoga of Chandi Paath, we recite shaapoddhaara mantras before actual recital Chandi paath. Mere recitation of Chandi paath without the necessary prefixes and suffixes may not yield fruit is the traditionally held view. Of course you may use this mantra with certain changes specifying what kind of curse you want lifted and also come up with properly worded sankalpa. I m only talking of traditional view point. This is not an advice. Consult any expert in mantra shastra. JR Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote: Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's feet, it makes the devatas serve. Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and find this: "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually part of Durga Saptasati. I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. First mantra is Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa (it says repeat 11 times) and others follow. Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched and dripping..." Max > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. -- Max Dashu Suppressed Histories Archives Women in Global Perspective http://www.suppressedhistories.net Traditions Divine Visit your group "" on the web. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 Dear Ralph and all, Now one should please apply some caution with so called spell breaking and use of mantras. In my experience in 90 % of the cases of people suffering from curses there actually is no curse but something else is the problem, most often wrong application of (kundalini) Yoga and other advanced Meditations, and believe me i have a lot of experience because people used to drop in constantly at my place asking for help adgainst curses because i had some kind of reputation to be able to deal with that sort of stuff, and part of my job is selling special protective and other "magical" and herbal compounds. Let us assume for one instant that your friend is not under the influence of a curse but has some other mental problem, in that very moment if he uses these mantras or practices and only think for an instant that the Nath or Aghor is the cause of the problem he sort of aims an attack against an innocent Nath or Aghor Guru. I will not go into the specifics what can happen (automatically without any conscious action of the Guru) if one tries to aim an attack against a Nath or Aghor who is innocent of any evil and maybe even serving your spiritual needs. Mahahradanth Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 I am surprised that nobody has recommended jnana as the best spell relief. If someone was to ask Raman Maharishi about surses and spells I wonder what he might have said. Where is the curser, where is the cursed? Can someone find any spell there? Where is there? What thing in existance is not the very mantra of the unexistent? So if curses there be they be curses of the unexistent as well. know that that know that that know know - this is your curse breaking mantra. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 On 4/2/06, Vir Rawlley <redderred wrote:Thank you very much Max, I will look these up. Sorry to be a bore, but could you please tell me if there is something Kali specific. I believe Chamunda is a form of Kali, but I was wondering if there is something that is particularly through using Kali's name ... if possible please :-( :-) --- Namaste Vir: Chandi Path is both a scripture of Ma Durga and Ma Kali. In the 3rd Carita, Ambika Devi first manifests Kali from her third eye to aid in the slaying of the Asuras Canda, Munda and Raktibija. Camunda is the name given to Mother Kali upon the destruction of Canda and Munda, so this mantra in fact does contain Mother Kali's name. And bija mantra "KLEEM" represents Mahakali as well. Jai Maa Kali. Jai Maa Durga. -- -Santo "Aum Shanti Shanti Shantih." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 Obviously, for Kali, just ask her nicely. Everything is Kali. - Santo Sengupta Monday, April 03, 2006 1:21 PM Re: spell-breaking On 4/2/06, Vir Rawlley <redderred wrote:Thank you very much Max, I will look these up. Sorry to be a bore, but could you please tell me if there is something Kali specific. I believe Chamunda is a form of Kali, but I was wondering if there is something that is particularly through using Kali's name ... if possible please :-( :-) --- Namaste Vir: Chandi Path is both a scripture of Ma Durga and Ma Kali. In the 3rd Carita, Ambika Devi first manifests Kali from her third eye to aid in the slaying of the Asuras Canda, Munda and Raktibija. Camunda is the name given to Mother Kali upon the destruction of Canda and Munda, so this mantra in fact does contain Mother Kali's name. And bija mantra "KLEEM" represents Mahakali as well. Jai Maa Kali. Jai Maa Durga. -- -Santo "Aum Shanti Shanti Shantih." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 Dear JR and Max and all, Jai MAA! I couldn't agree with your wise counsel and that of all others that the best thing to do is surrender to the Eternal Feet of our Divine Mother -- all manner of distress - mental, material, spiritual will be eased. We can use Her mantras to seek Her help to do so....You have spoken of the Shapoddhara Mantrah from Chandi Path and in addition to this there are some other mantras that can be used. (a) Shapavimochana Mantra -- The mantra that removes the curse Om Shrim Shrim Klim hum om Aim ksobhaya kshobhaya mohaya utkilaya utkilaya tham tham It can be repeated 11 times. (b) Atha Brahmadi Shapa vimocanam (The removal of the Curses of Brahma and others) -- this slokham can be recited too. -- "Its purpose is the attainment of all imperishable qualities, Durga is the diety...it can be applied to remove curses..." © Devi Kavacham -- A beautiful way to begin our surrender and have Divine Mother's protection is to recite the Devi Kavacham (Armor of the Goddess) each morning - when we recite it, we are wearing the armor and the promise of this recitation is complete protection by Divine Mother -- against all types of maladies (verses 48 - 52) arising from natural causes, spritits, goblins etc. (d) Kilakam -- Reciting this frees the reciter from fear and fills life with blessings (e) The entire Chandi Path -- As you had mentioned, Max - in Chapter 12, Divine Mother promises that if we make a recitation or even listen to the Chandi we will be protected from all problems -- AND She will reside with us!!! Thank you and hope this is of some help! Jai Jagadambe Mata! ramya , Radhakrishnan J <jayaarshree wrote: > > Max > The shaapoddhaara mantra you quoted is for unlocking the potential energy of Chandi Paath. It is believed rishis have locked up the power of Chandi Paath against possible misuse. Hence in any traditional prayoga of Chandi Paath, we recite shaapoddhaara mantras before actual recital Chandi paath. Mere recitation of Chandi paath without the necessary prefixes and suffixes may not yield fruit is the traditionally held view. > > Of course you may use this mantra with certain changes specifying what kind of curse you want lifted and also come up with properly worded sankalpa. I m only talking of traditional view point. This is not an advice. Consult any expert in mantra shastra. > > JR > > Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote: > Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's > feet, it makes the devatas serve. > > Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche > calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces > > and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking > negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and > find this: > > "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation > destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 > > Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of > Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually > part of Durga Saptasati. > > I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. > First mantra is > > Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai > S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa > > (it says repeat 11 times) > > and others follow. > > Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some > major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched > and dripping..." > > Max > > > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties > >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take > >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. > > -- > Max Dashu > Suppressed Histories Archives > Women in Global Perspective > http://www.suppressedhistories.net > > > > > > > Traditions Divine > > > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. > > > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 Dear Ralph and other folks, My 2 cents "Aiem Hreem Kleem Chaimunai Viccheey" Is navarn mantra. The good part about this mantra is that it have been brought into existance by Devi Herself hence you dont have to say thanks to any one else (like for famous Gayatri mantra you should say it to Rishi Vishwamitra). Also it invokes Aiem - Mother Saraswati Hreem - Mother Bhuvaneshwari Kleem - Mother Kali all 3 forms. Its wonderful. The power of this mantra is immense. My mataji has felt it herself. It might take sometime to generate energy. Navaratri days (going on right now) are the best time for this mantra. Gayatri Mantra. The power is immense too. I have felt it myself. Can always work as an armour or anything else you intend it to be. How ever if you are looking for a quicker relief, may I suggest Goddess BagulaMukhi. She is considered to bring fear to your worst enemies. It should not used (at least thats what I think) for minor issue .. If brings relief very quickly. While you might not have time to do a completel sadhan, there is something called as BagulaMukhi Mala Mantra. Some chantings a day (as its a bit big one) have known to do wonders. If you need it then please let me know. I hope this helps more then to create confusion... Thanks Dp PS I would like to say that your last name (Natraj) brings joy to me. On 4/4/06, n_ramya108 <n_ramya108 wrote: > > Dear JR and Max and all, > > Jai MAA! > > I couldn't agree with your wise counsel and that of all others that the > best thing to do is > surrender to the Eternal Feet of our Divine Mother -- all manner of > distress - mental, > material, spiritual will be eased. We can use Her mantras to seek Her help > to do so....You > have spoken of the Shapoddhara Mantrah from Chandi Path and in addition to > this there > are some other mantras that can be used. > > (a) Shapavimochana Mantra -- The mantra that removes the curse > Om Shrim Shrim Klim hum om Aim ksobhaya kshobhaya mohaya utkilaya utkilaya > tham > tham > It can be repeated 11 times. > > (b) Atha Brahmadi Shapa vimocanam (The removal of the Curses of Brahma and > others) -- > this slokham can be recited too. -- "Its purpose is the attainment of all > imperishable > qualities, Durga is the diety...it can be applied to remove curses..." > > © Devi Kavacham -- A beautiful way to begin our surrender and have > Divine Mother's > protection is to recite the Devi Kavacham (Armor of the Goddess) each > morning - when we > recite it, we are wearing the armor and the promise of this recitation is > complete > protection by Divine Mother -- against all types of maladies (verses 48 - > 52) arising from > natural causes, spritits, goblins etc. > > (d) Kilakam -- Reciting this frees the reciter from fear and fills life > with blessings > > (e) The entire Chandi Path -- As you had mentioned, Max - in Chapter 12, > Divine Mother > promises that if we make a recitation or even listen to the Chandi we will > be protected > from all problems -- AND She will reside with us!!! > > Thank you and hope this is of some help! > > Jai Jagadambe Mata! > > ramya > > > > > > , Radhakrishnan J <jayaarshree > wrote: > > > > Max > > The shaapoddhaara mantra you quoted is for unlocking the potential > energy of Chandi > Paath. It is believed rishis have locked up the power of Chandi Paath > against possible > misuse. Hence in any traditional prayoga of Chandi Paath, we recite > shaapoddhaara > mantras before actual recital Chandi paath. Mere recitation of Chandi > paath without the > necessary prefixes and suffixes may not yield fruit is the traditionally > held view. > > > > Of course you may use this mantra with certain changes specifying what > kind of curse > you want lifted and also come up with properly worded sankalpa. I m only > talking of > traditional view point. This is not an advice. Consult any expert in > mantra shastra. > > > > JR > > > > Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote: > > Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's > > feet, it makes the devatas serve. > > > > Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche > > calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces > > > > and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking > > negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and > > find this: > > > > "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation > > destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 > > > > Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of > > Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually > > part of Durga Saptasati. > > > > I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. > > First mantra is > > > > Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai > > S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa > > > > (it says repeat 11 times) > > > > and others follow. > > > > Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some > > major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched > > and dripping..." > > > > Max > > > > > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties > > >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > > > > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take > > >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > > > > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > > > > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. > > > > -- > > Max Dashu > > Suppressed Histories Archives > > Women in Global Perspective > > http://www.suppressedhistories.net > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Traditions Divine > > > > > > > > > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ > countries) for > 2¢/min or less. > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low > rates. > > > > > > > > > > > Links > > > > > > > -- Thanks Dp [The force is feminine in nature] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 Very good recommendations. What could be better than cutting off ones own head and offering it to the Mother? Let Ma deal with it. - n_ramya108 Tuesday, April 04, 2006 11:29 AM Re: spell-breaking Dear JR and Max and all, Jai MAA! I couldn't agree with your wise counsel and that of all others that the best thing to do is surrender to the Eternal Feet of our Divine Mother -- all manner of distress - mental, material, spiritual will be eased. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 Don´t forget they are talking about their own Guru. To aim a Bagalamukhi Prayoga against you own Guru because you SUSPECT an attack could cause your instant death. > How ever if you are looking for a quicker relief, may I suggest Goddess > BagulaMukhi. She is considered to bring fear to your worst enemies. It > should not used (at least thats what I think) for minor issue .. If > brings relief very quickly. While you might not have time to do a completel > sadhan, there is something called as BagulaMukhi Mala Mantra. Some chantings > a day (as its a bit big one) have known to do wonders. If you need it then > please let me know. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 Exactly right, Mahahrada. Moreover, it is good for non-kaula not to even think of Bagala and similar Vidyas. But U know, "vinAsha kAle viparIta buddhiH"... Hope this is not the case A , "mahahradanatha" <mahahradanatha wrote: > > Don´t forget they are talking about their own Guru. To aim a > Bagalamukhi Prayoga against you own Guru because you SUSPECT an attack > could cause your instant death. > > > How ever if you are looking for a quicker relief, may I suggest > Goddess > > BagulaMukhi. She is considered to bring fear to your worst enemies. It > > should not used (at least thats what I think) for minor issue .. If > > brings relief very quickly. While you might not have time to do a > completel > > sadhan, there is something called as BagulaMukhi Mala Mantra. Some > chantings > > a day (as its a bit big one) have known to do wonders. If you need it > then > > please let me know. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 On 4/4/06, mahahradanatha <mahahradanatha wrote: > > Don´t forget they are talking about their own Guru. To aim a > Bagalamukhi Prayoga against you own Guru because you SUSPECT an attack > could cause your instant death. Holy Cow.. I missed that part. To go against your guru can be very complex... Heck I have never even though about it for a second. Even the idea of going aginst your own guru means you are accumulating "sin". Now you should go against your guru only and only if you have realised that he/she is on a **wrong** path. And that too you should not go against, but just leave him/her. But be very careful its not as easy as it sounds (ie to find is someone is right or wrong). One of the greatest analogies given for that is that of a dream. When ever I had a dream I never know what I am going throuth is a dream. Till I am in a dream its seems all real. Its only once I wake up that I know it was a dream. Whether you are right or wrong can also be sometimes like that. Hence be very careful, and I am laying emphasis on word very. Also I would say dont aim it at anyone. Its just to save yourself. I never do it to destroy anyone, but to protect myself. There is a suttle difference between that. That is, and should be fine by all logic. You prayer should be "o mother protect me from anyone and every who is trying to hurt me." and not to hurt anyone else. Any Sadhans / Prayog (eg ucchatan) should not be done against anyone else. Its puts you to a direct route to hell. That makes death suddenly a much easier thing. But before anything else, you should talk to your master and ask that why do you have bad feeling like this. If he/she is a real master, then will not be upset at all and soon everything will be allright. After all he/she is your master. When you hurt, your guru feels the pain. Hence I would say that dont harbour this though at all unless it is the case. Its makes it like a chicken and egg scenario I would advise you to use extreme caution. It could be your test too? Hope I was able to convey my point ... Thanks and Regards Dp > How ever if you are looking for a quicker relief, may I suggest > Goddess > > BagulaMukhi. She is considered to bring fear to your worst enemies. It > > should not used (at least thats what I think) for minor issue .. If > > brings relief very quickly. While you might not have time to do a > completel > > sadhan, there is something called as BagulaMukhi Mala Mantra. Some > chantings > > a day (as its a bit big one) have known to do wonders. If you need it > then > > please let me know. > > > Links > > > > > > > > -- Thanks Dp [The force is feminine in nature] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 My dear DP, Please can you share the Baguala Mala Mantra. Thank you very much, Vir Dhirendra Pal Singh <dpal.singh wrote: Dear Ralph and other folks, My 2 cents "Aiem Hreem Kleem Chaimunai Viccheey" Is navarn mantra. The good part about this mantra is that it have been brought into existance by Devi Herself hence you dont have to say thanks to any one else (like for famous Gayatri mantra you should say it to Rishi Vishwamitra). Also it invokes Aiem - Mother Saraswati Hreem - Mother Bhuvaneshwari Kleem - Mother Kali all 3 forms. Its wonderful. The power of this mantra is immense. My mataji has felt it herself. It might take sometime to generate energy. Navaratri days (going on right now) are the best time for this mantra. Gayatri Mantra. The power is immense too. I have felt it myself. Can always work as an armour or anything else you intend it to be. How ever if you are looking for a quicker relief, may I suggest Goddess BagulaMukhi. She is considered to bring fear to your worst enemies. It should not used (at least thats what I think) for minor issue .. If brings relief very quickly. While you might not have time to do a completel sadhan, there is something called as BagulaMukhi Mala Mantra. Some chantings a day (as its a bit big one) have known to do wonders. If you need it then please let me know. I hope this helps more then to create confusion... Thanks Dp PS I would like to say that your last name (Natraj) brings joy to me. On 4/4/06, n_ramya108 <n_ramya108 wrote: > > Dear JR and Max and all, > > Jai MAA! > > I couldn't agree with your wise counsel and that of all others that the > best thing to do is > surrender to the Eternal Feet of our Divine Mother -- all manner of > distress - mental, > material, spiritual will be eased. We can use Her mantras to seek Her help > to do so....You > have spoken of the Shapoddhara Mantrah from Chandi Path and in addition to > this there > are some other mantras that can be used. > > (a) Shapavimochana Mantra -- The mantra that removes the curse > Om Shrim Shrim Klim hum om Aim ksobhaya kshobhaya mohaya utkilaya utkilaya > tham > tham > It can be repeated 11 times. > > (b) Atha Brahmadi Shapa vimocanam (The removal of the Curses of Brahma and > others) -- > this slokham can be recited too. -- "Its purpose is the attainment of all > imperishable > qualities, Durga is the diety...it can be applied to remove curses..." > > © Devi Kavacham -- A beautiful way to begin our surrender and have > Divine Mother's > protection is to recite the Devi Kavacham (Armor of the Goddess) each > morning - when we > recite it, we are wearing the armor and the promise of this recitation is > complete > protection by Divine Mother -- against all types of maladies (verses 48 - > 52) arising from > natural causes, spritits, goblins etc. > > (d) Kilakam -- Reciting this frees the reciter from fear and fills life > with blessings > > (e) The entire Chandi Path -- As you had mentioned, Max - in Chapter 12, > Divine Mother > promises that if we make a recitation or even listen to the Chandi we will > be protected > from all problems -- AND She will reside with us!!! > > Thank you and hope this is of some help! > > Jai Jagadambe Mata! > > ramya > > > > > > , Radhakrishnan J <jayaarshree > wrote: > > > > Max > > The shaapoddhaara mantra you quoted is for unlocking the potential > energy of Chandi > Paath. It is believed rishis have locked up the power of Chandi Paath > against possible > misuse. Hence in any traditional prayoga of Chandi Paath, we recite > shaapoddhaara > mantras before actual recital Chandi paath. Mere recitation of Chandi > paath without the > necessary prefixes and suffixes may not yield fruit is the traditionally > held view. > > > > Of course you may use this mantra with certain changes specifying what > kind of curse > you want lifted and also come up with properly worded sankalpa. I m only > talking of > traditional view point. This is not an advice. Consult any expert in > mantra shastra. > > > > JR > > > > Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote: > > Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's > > feet, it makes the devatas serve. > > > > Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche > > calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces > > > > and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking > > negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and > > find this: > > > > "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation > > destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 > > > > Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of > > Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually > > part of Durga Saptasati. > > > > I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. > > First mantra is > > > > Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai > > S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa > > > > (it says repeat 11 times) > > > > and others follow. > > > > Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some > > major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched > > and dripping..." > > > > Max > > > > > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties > > >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > > > > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take > > >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > > > > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > > > > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. > > > > -- > > Max Dashu > > Suppressed Histories Archives > > Women in Global Perspective > > http://www.suppressedhistories.net > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Traditions Divine > > > > > > > > > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ > countries) for > 2�/min or less. > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low > rates. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Links > > > > > > > -- Thanks Dp [The force is feminine in nature] Traditions Divine Visit your group "" on the web. Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 There are Mantras and Mantras. It is like there being all sorts of arms to fight. There are air guns which are almost toys, yet can be deadly if used carelessly. Then there are Guns rockets etc. The there are the very Nukes. The other weapons are not all that well protected, with a general knowledge they can be used. Of course not being trained can cause them to explode in the face. The nukes cannot be launched except with long and complicated launch protocols. Same is the case with mantras. Mantras can be recited with the idea of Protect me and help me as the intentions without much problem. The moment specific intents are brought forth it becomes another ball game altogether. In other words a nishkama japa enhances your practices and protects you. When it becomes sakama (with specific intent) all the rules and regulations have to be followed to the letter. And for this one needs specific initiations from realized people. They will tell you what can be done and what cannot be. The reason Mantras are given openly is with the locks and safety valves they can be a tool for one's progress. But the keys are kept back. If people start giving keys that one has read in books, there is a fair chance that either the key will not fit or you will not find the keyhole. But in rare cases one will hit the nail in the head by accident. In such cases the results just cannot be predicted. So why not we keep to generalities and leave the rest for 1 to 1 interaction between Master and student? The texts are replete with warnings on the use of books ALONE for practices. Vir Rawlley <redderred wrote: My dear DP, Please can you share the Baguala Mala Mantra. Thank you very much, Vir Dhirendra Pal Singh <dpal.singh wrote: Dear Ralph and other folks, My 2 cents "Aiem Hreem Kleem Chaimunai Viccheey" Is navarn mantra. The good part about this mantra is that it have been brought into existance by Devi Herself hence you dont have to say thanks to any one else (like for famous Gayatri mantra you should say it to Rishi Vishwamitra). Also it invokes Aiem - Mother Saraswati Hreem - Mother Bhuvaneshwari Kleem - Mother Kali all 3 forms. Its wonderful. The power of this mantra is immense. My mataji has felt it herself. It might take sometime to generate energy. Navaratri days (going on right now) are the best time for this mantra. Gayatri Mantra. The power is immense too. I have felt it myself. Can always work as an armour or anything else you intend it to be. How ever if you are looking for a quicker relief, may I suggest Goddess BagulaMukhi. She is considered to bring fear to your worst enemies. It should not used (at least thats what I think) for minor issue .. If brings relief very quickly. While you might not have time to do a completel sadhan, there is something called as BagulaMukhi Mala Mantra. Some chantings a day (as its a bit big one) have known to do wonders. If you need it then please let me know. I hope this helps more then to create confusion... Thanks Dp PS I would like to say that your last name (Natraj) brings joy to me. On 4/4/06, n_ramya108 <n_ramya108 wrote: > > Dear JR and Max and all, > > Jai MAA! > > I couldn't agree with your wise counsel and that of all others that the > best thing to do is > surrender to the Eternal Feet of our Divine Mother -- all manner of > distress - mental, > material, spiritual will be eased. We can use Her mantras to seek Her help > to do so....You > have spoken of the Shapoddhara Mantrah from Chandi Path and in addition to > this there > are some other mantras that can be used. > > (a) Shapavimochana Mantra -- The mantra that removes the curse > Om Shrim Shrim Klim hum om Aim ksobhaya kshobhaya mohaya utkilaya utkilaya > tham > tham > It can be repeated 11 times. > > (b) Atha Brahmadi Shapa vimocanam (The removal of the Curses of Brahma and > others) -- > this slokham can be recited too. -- "Its purpose is the attainment of all > imperishable > qualities, Durga is the diety...it can be applied to remove curses..." > > © Devi Kavacham -- A beautiful way to begin our surrender and have > Divine Mother's > protection is to recite the Devi Kavacham (Armor of the Goddess) each > morning - when we > recite it, we are wearing the armor and the promise of this recitation is > complete > protection by Divine Mother -- against all types of maladies (verses 48 - > 52) arising from > natural causes, spritits, goblins etc. > > (d) Kilakam -- Reciting this frees the reciter from fear and fills life > with blessings > > (e) The entire Chandi Path -- As you had mentioned, Max - in Chapter 12, > Divine Mother > promises that if we make a recitation or even listen to the Chandi we will > be protected > from all problems -- AND She will reside with us!!! > > Thank you and hope this is of some help! > > Jai Jagadambe Mata! > > ramya > > > > > > , Radhakrishnan J <jayaarshree > wrote: > > > > Max > > The shaapoddhaara mantra you quoted is for unlocking the potential > energy of Chandi > Paath. It is believed rishis have locked up the power of Chandi Paath > against possible > misuse. Hence in any traditional prayoga of Chandi Paath, we recite > shaapoddhaara > mantras before actual recital Chandi paath. Mere recitation of Chandi > paath without the > necessary prefixes and suffixes may not yield fruit is the traditionally > held view. > > > > Of course you may use this mantra with certain changes specifying what > kind of curse > you want lifted and also come up with properly worded sankalpa. I m only > talking of > traditional view point. This is not an advice. Consult any expert in > mantra shastra. > > > > JR > > > > Max Dashu <maxdashu wrote: > > Kochu thanks for the perfect counsel: Take refuge in the Mother's > > feet, it makes the devatas serve. > > > > Another mantra Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundaye Vicche > > calling on Chamunda for help against demonic forces > > > > and there is another mantra vibhedini specifically toward breaking > > negative spells. I'm trying to look it up now in Chandi Paath, and > > find this: > > > > "It annihilates the strength of evildoers, and its recitation > > destroys demons, ghosts and ungodly spirits." 12.19 > > > > Ah here it is, s'appodhaara mantra. But though it's in my volume of > > Chandi Paath (Devi Mandir edition), it is apparently not actually > > part of Durga Saptasati. > > > > I won't give the whole thing, it should be easy for you to find. > > First mantra is > > > > Om Hrim Klim S'rim Kraam Kriim Chandikaa Devyai > > S'aapanaas'aanugraham kuru kur svaahaa > > > > (it says repeat 11 times) > > > > and others follow. > > > > Vir, many blessings to cleanse these influences. A chance to do some > > major washing, as Hafiz says of suffering, "and i am often drenched > > and dripping..." > > > > Max > > > > > Apadi kiM karaNIyam? == what is to be done in times of difficulties > > >(everything discribed herein below comes within the defenition Apat) > > > > > > SmaraNIyam caraNayugaLamaMbAyAH == think of the two feet - take > > >refuge in - of aMba - Mother > > > > > > taM kiM kurute? = what will it do?? > > > > > > brahmAdInAmapi ki~NkarIkurute = will make even Bhrahma etc. slaves. > > > > -- > > Max Dashu > > Suppressed Histories Archives > > Women in Global Perspective > > http://www.suppressedhistories.net > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Traditions Divine > > > > > > > > > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ > countries) for > 2�/min or less. > > > > > > Messenger with Voice. 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Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Ganpra wanted this posted. he seems to have some problem. Here is what he says DP, There is a typo in the Chamunda mantra. Looking at this typo in a different perspective, is it possible that SHE does not want it to be shared so freely? I apologize to sound patronizing or to speak from a high pedestal, moola mantras are there for the purpose of "personal salvation" as one might call it. Prayogam to actively engage in conflict is what might be called a "corollary." Not for everyone to attempt it. I have a close friend who is going through a difficult time for the last few years. All I have told them repeatedly is to chant LSN. While it is often stated that LSN needs initiation, but, if a child calls for mother, will the mother not come to the child's aid? While a moola mantra takes around 15-30 minutes for a 108 japa, LSN in its full (Poorva baga, LSN and Utra baga) takes only 45 minutes to an hour. LSN done with proper sankalpa is also a prayer. Meaning, there is more leniency in chanting. A child learning to speak will be taught how to say the words (HER names) correctly, rather than a scientist trying to unravel issues of quantum physics using a sophiticated equation (moola mantra prayogam). A scientist will be evaluated and judged at the standards of his/her peers, while a child will be taught to learn the nuances of languages by his/her MOTHER. MOTHER will also protect the child for the simple fact that the latter has no defense of its own. While taking the course of moola mantra prayogam, one assumes the position of telling HER what to do. What if the one doing the prayogam on the other side is a better "Scientist," who is better versed in a prayogam? Apart from the above, in utra baga of LSN, there are several results attributed to LSN, the ones which SHE will grant the devotee. One of them is "If a person casts an evil eye, Marthanda Bhairava himself will blind the person." While it might not be eye for an eye, LSN will distract the particular person's attention so that (s)he will be too occupied to think about HER devotee. May be some people here in this thread might like to see it as eye for an eye and might be disappointed as a result and disillusioned with LSN!! :-) In the sloka(s) before the above (may be Kochu can correct me if I am wrong), it is said that any dhur prayogam directed on the chanted of LSN will be reflected back on the one who started it all. Just pray with LSN or any mantra you have been initiated into. Pray for your spiritual/mental/worldy well being and those of your loved ones (in a sankalpam). Those are the easily allowed prayogams, less cumbersome to practice. A Tigress protecting HER cubs is more ferocious than attacking to claim territory!! ;-) Actions arising out of Love from heart is more powerful than those from worldly wants. Even for HER. If SHE is with you, who can be against you?? Just give it a thought! G Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Dearest Kochu, This is the first time I have heard these - Poorva baga, LSN and Utra baga, and as they are t do with Devi, I will be very grateful if you could please tell me the full form of LSN and al;so what are meant by poorva and utra baga. After reading all these posts on Mantras, I have actually lost my appetite for all that fancy foot-work, because it appears also to me that this gyan marg has immense potential to corrupt the mind of the practationer if he or she is not "purified", leaving them with some "weapons" with with to wreck havoc. Some of those who post here, as Nora mentioned in response to Tarinis post, follow the Nath and Aghora paths. These paths fascinated me, specially Aghore as I liked the devotion for Tara that Vimalnanda showed in the Aghora series, a too the love for Kali shared by Amarananda Bhairavan in his Kali's Oddiya. The way I see it is that if one had a physical mentor.guru, then these paths - Tantra - make sense, else I would say avoid any mantra, be it as simple as Hari Om, because one then paves the way to open pandora's box; a we have all seen in these posts, where some compasionate souls have been kind enough to warn us. I am truly scared. If some advanced "yogis" a yourselves have been dishing out mantras, albeit with good intentions, and others offer caution, the gyan marg is truly scary for me. The only reason I am attracted to Aghora/Tantra/Nath (I dnt know aanything about the nath trqadition but as it is a part of Tantra mention it), as well as curious what LSN, etc mean is because I wanted to know my sweet Kaali more. But now I don't seem to know anything. I dont know what she has these paths which can supposedly lead one direct to her, and yet leave it with the potential to loose her completely - or at least till the pralaya or worse still the Mahapralaya, like playing Russian roulette. I think it is really mean of her to show love and then take it away ! sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote: Ganpra wanted this posted. he seems to have some problem. Here is what he says DP, There is a typo in the Chamunda mantra. Looking at this typo in a different perspective, is it possible that SHE does not want it to be shared so freely? I apologize to sound patronizing or to speak from a high pedestal, moola mantras are there for the purpose of "personal salvation" as one might call it. Prayogam to actively engage in conflict is what might be called a "corollary." Not for everyone to attempt it. I have a close friend who is going through a difficult time for the last few years. All I have told them repeatedly is to chant LSN. While it is often stated that LSN needs initiation, but, if a child calls for mother, will the mother not come to the child's aid? While a moola mantra takes around 15-30 minutes for a 108 japa, LSN in its full (Poorva baga, LSN and Utra baga) takes only 45 minutes to an hour. LSN done with proper sankalpa is also a prayer. Meaning, there is more leniency in chanting. A child learning to speak will be taught how to say the words (HER names) correctly, rather than a scientist trying to unravel issues of quantum physics using a sophiticated equation (moola mantra prayogam). A scientist will be evaluated and judged at the standards of his/her peers, while a child will be taught to learn the nuances of languages by his/her MOTHER. MOTHER will also protect the child for the simple fact that the latter has no defense of its own. While taking the course of moola mantra prayogam, one assumes the position of telling HER what to do. What if the one doing the prayogam on the other side is a better "Scientist," who is better versed in a prayogam? Apart from the above, in utra baga of LSN, there are several results attributed to LSN, the ones which SHE will grant the devotee. One of them is "If a person casts an evil eye, Marthanda Bhairava himself will blind the person." While it might not be eye for an eye, LSN will distract the particular person's attention so that (s)he will be too occupied to think about HER devotee. May be some people here in this thread might like to see it as eye for an eye and might be disappointed as a result and disillusioned with LSN!! :-) In the sloka(s) before the above (may be Kochu can correct me if I am wrong), it is said that any dhur prayogam directed on the chanted of LSN will be reflected back on the one who started it all. Just pray with LSN or any mantra you have been initiated into. Pray for your spiritual/mental/worldy well being and those of your loved ones (in a sankalpam). Those are the easily allowed prayogams, less cumbersome to practice. A Tigress protecting HER cubs is more ferocious than attacking to claim territory!! ;-) Actions arising out of Love from heart is more powerful than those from worldly wants. Even for HER. If SHE is with you, who can be against you?? Just give it a thought! G Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Visit your group "" on the web. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Dearest Kochu, This is the first time I have heard these - Poorva baga, LSN and Utra baga, and as they are t do with Devi, I will be very grateful if you could please tell me the full form of LSN and al;so what are meant by poorva and utra baga. è Yes LS consists of three parts. The whole things is in our files After reading all these posts on Mantras, I have actually lost my appetite for all that fancy foot-work, because it appears also to me that this gyan marg has immense potential to corrupt the mind of the practationer if he or she is not "purified", leaving them with some "weapons" with which to wreck havoc. è Not easy because the triggers are elsewhere *smile* Some of those who post here, as Nora mentioned in response to Tarini’s post, follow the Nath and Aghora paths. These paths fascinated me, specially Aghore as I liked the devotion for Tara that Vimalnanda showed in the Aghora series, a too the love for Kali shared by Amarananda Bhairavan in his Kali's Oddiya. è Go by the pull of heart and you shall reach. The way I see it is that if one had a physical mentor.guru, then these paths - Tantra - make sense, else I would say avoid any mantra, be it as simple as Hari Om, because one then paves the way to open pandora's box; a we have all seen in these posts, where some compasionate souls have been kind enough to warn us. è I agree I am truly scared. If some advanced "yogis" a yourselves have been dishing out mantras, albeit with good intentions, and others offer caution, the gyan marg is truly scary for me. è *smile* The only reason I am attracted to Aghora/Tantra/Nath (I dnt know aanything about the nath trqadition but as it is a part of Tantra mention it), as well as curious what LSN, etc mean is because I wanted to know my sweet Kaali more. But now I don't seem to know anything. è LSN also used to be cautioned against but saints like Amritanadamayi (Amma) has removed the ban. So now it is safe. I dont know what she has these paths which can supposedly lead one direct to her, and yet leave it with the potential to loose her completely - or at least till the pralaya or worse still the Mahapralaya, like playing Russian roulette. I think it is really mean of her to show love and then take it away ! è be rest assured SHE will guide when needed. Be of pure heart and no ill will to anyone and SHE will guide. Worry not. Vir Rawlley <redderred wrote: Dearest Kochu, This is the first time I have heard these - Poorva baga, LSN and Utra baga, and as they are t do with Devi, I will be very grateful if you could please tell me the full form of LSN and al;so what are meant by poorva and utra baga. After reading all these posts on Mantras, I have actually lost my appetite for all that fancy foot-work, because it appears also to me that this gyan marg has immense potential to corrupt the mind of the practationer if he or she is not "purified", leaving them with some "weapons" with with to wreck havoc. Some of those who post here, as Nora mentioned in response to Tarinis post, follow the Nath and Aghora paths. These paths fascinated me, specially Aghore as I liked the devotion for Tara that Vimalnanda showed in the Aghora series, a too the love for Kali shared by Amarananda Bhairavan in his Kali's Oddiya. The way I see it is that if one had a physical mentor.guru, then these paths - Tantra - make sense, else I would say avoid any mantra, be it as simple as Hari Om, because one then paves the way to open pandora's box; a we have all seen in these posts, where some compasionate souls have been kind enough to warn us. I am truly scared. If some advanced "yogis" a yourselves have been dishing out mantras, albeit with good intentions, and others offer caution, the gyan marg is truly scary for me. The only reason I am attracted to Aghora/Tantra/Nath (I dnt know aanything about the nath trqadition but as it is a part of Tantra mention it), as well as curious what LSN, etc mean is because I wanted to know my sweet Kaali more. But now I don't seem to know anything. I dont know what she has these paths which can supposedly lead one direct to her, and yet leave it with the potential to loose her completely - or at least till the pralaya or worse still the Mahapralaya, like playing Russian roulette. I think it is really mean of her to show love and then take it away ! sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote: Ganpra wanted this posted. he seems to have some problem. Here is what he says DP, There is a typo in the Chamunda mantra. Looking at this typo in a different perspective, is it possible that SHE does not want it to be shared so freely? I apologize to sound patronizing or to speak from a high pedestal, moola mantras are there for the purpose of "personal salvation" as one might call it. Prayogam to actively engage in conflict is what might be called a "corollary." Not for everyone to attempt it. I have a close friend who is going through a difficult time for the last few years. All I have told them repeatedly is to chant LSN. While it is often stated that LSN needs initiation, but, if a child calls for mother, will the mother not come to the child's aid? While a moola mantra takes around 15-30 minutes for a 108 japa, LSN in its full (Poorva baga, LSN and Utra baga) takes only 45 minutes to an hour. LSN done with proper sankalpa is also a prayer. Meaning, there is more leniency in chanting. A child learning to speak will be taught how to say the words (HER names) correctly, rather than a scientist trying to unravel issues of quantum physics using a sophiticated equation (moola mantra prayogam). A scientist will be evaluated and judged at the standards of his/her peers, while a child will be taught to learn the nuances of languages by his/her MOTHER. MOTHER will also protect the child for the simple fact that the latter has no defense of its own. While taking the course of moola mantra prayogam, one assumes the position of telling HER what to do. What if the one doing the prayogam on the other side is a better "Scientist," who is better versed in a prayogam? Apart from the above, in utra baga of LSN, there are several results attributed to LSN, the ones which SHE will grant the devotee. One of them is "If a person casts an evil eye, Marthanda Bhairava himself will blind the person." While it might not be eye for an eye, LSN will distract the particular person's attention so that (s)he will be too occupied to think about HER devotee. May be some people here in this thread might like to see it as eye for an eye and might be disappointed as a result and disillusioned with LSN!! :-) In the sloka(s) before the above (may be Kochu can correct me if I am wrong), it is said that any dhur prayogam directed on the chanted of LSN will be reflected back on the one who started it all. Just pray with LSN or any mantra you have been initiated into. Pray for your spiritual/mental/worldy well being and those of your loved ones (in a sankalpam). Those are the easily allowed prayogams, less cumbersome to practice. A Tigress protecting HER cubs is more ferocious than attacking to claim territory!! ;-) Actions arising out of Love from heart is more powerful than those from worldly wants. Even for HER. If SHE is with you, who can be against you?? Just give it a thought! 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Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Namo Ma Kali Hum Hum --Please read in-- - Vir Rawlley Wednesday, April 05, 2006 10:07 AM Re: Re: spell-breaking Some of those who post here, as Nora mentioned in response to Tarinis post, follow the Nath and Aghora paths. These paths fascinated me, specially Aghore as I liked the devotion for Tara that Vimalnanda showed in the Aghora series, a too the love for Kali shared by Amarananda Bhairavan in his Kali's Oddiya. -----Very fascinating indeed! Haha If you really wish to see the Mother Everywhere. Otherwise, for true conservatives such knowledge can really rip one's mind apart. It's true. Guard your mind. Aghoris and Naths, why compare them in the same breath? Naths, a dime a dozen homemade pretenders nowadays, Aghoris.... not!!! The way I see it is that if one had a physical mentor.guru, then these paths - Tantra - make sense, else I would say avoid any mantra, be it as simple as Hari Om, because one then paves the way to open pandora's box; a we have all seen in these posts, where some compasionate souls have been kind enough to warn us. ------Hmmmm. Physical mentor. Hmmmmm. Yes, I can see that. Though I never much had one, which is why I asked MahaKali to be my love. I am truly scared. If some advanced "yogis" a yourselves have been dishing out mantras, albeit with good intentions, and others offer caution, the gyan marg is truly scary for me. -----With Mahakali as one's bride is there someone one really needs to be scared of? Or some mantra? The only reason I am attracted to Aghora/Tantra/Nath (I dnt know aanything about the nath trqadition but as it is a part of Tantra mention it), as well as curious what LSN, etc mean is because I wanted to know my sweet Kaali more. But now I don't seem to know anything. -----So she has handed you your head? Congratulations. In tantra, ignorance, is ones nature, and it is the source of enlightenment. Especially with Mahakali. If you can learn to cut through all thought, all hope and all fear, then you may place your face against her bare breast. I dont know what she has these paths which can supposedly lead one direct to her, and yet leave it with the potential to loose her completely - or at least till the pralaya or worse still the Mahapralaya, like playing Russian roulette. I think it is really mean of her to show love and then take it away ! -----I don't really know what you mean. Mahakali leave Her devotees? How could that happen? She is everything, with no remainder. There is nothing to leave. -----Do you think it's mean for the Mother to play with you? And you say you love Her? -----I have a message from Ma to you - "Don't worry about these showy yogis and their siddhis and prayogas. Maybe I let my beloved play around a little and give them room for some fun. If you want to be with me all you have to do is simply give up. I'll take care of you." ------This last, a breath wheezed through one faulty mouthpiece. Thank You Ma. Thank You Ma There's always You. May all be happy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Dear Vir, I sincerely apologies as I will not be able to give it now. Even though my original intent was to help someone in distress but it seems like I have done damage instead construction. I cant stop myself from helping someone who needs help, no matter who he/she is. Also I assume that every one else will/should take all the precautions in using any of the these things, as I would do, but it seems like its not the case. Already I consider myself responsible for starting this huge argument (at least thats what I think) by talking the name of Bagulamukhi, and I have no clue what to do to stop it.. To everyone, please accept my sincere apologies. As usual I shall sit in back seat and be a good listener / learner. Thanks and Regards Dp On 4/4/06, Vir Rawlley <redderred wrote: > > My dear DP, > > Please can you share the Baguala Mala Mantra. > > Thank you very much, > > Vir Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Do not worry on Shri Bagalamukhi's account From someone who teaches Her sadhana I will let you off the hook lightly. Do not worry. - Dhirendra Pal Singh Already I consider myself responsible for starting this huge argument (at least thats what I think) by talking the name of Bagulamukhi, and I have no clue what to do to stop it.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 On 4/5/06, sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote: > > Ganpra wanted this posted. he seems to have some problem. > Here is what he says > > DP, > > There is a typo in the Chamunda mantra. > > Looking at this typo in a different perspective, is it possible that SHE > does not want it to be shared so freely? Or May be because I dont know how to type samskrit in english. Not saying this because of my ego which wants to say that "I" know this mantra. Just saying to put a different point of view. Off course SHE not wanting me to do this will not be acceptable. If SHE didnt wanted this to happen she has much better ways to do this, and this I say not because of a thought/viewpoint/perspective, but from experiance. For ex when someone did a maran proyog on me, she went to all the extent needed ,to make sure that it doesnt happens. While I am very open to your idea why there was a typo, I will still put my bet on "that I dont know how to type samskrit in english." :) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 On 4/5/06, Llundrub <llundrub wrote: > > Do not worry on Shri Bagalamukhi's account From someone who teaches Her > sadhana I will let you off the hook lightly. Do not worry. Phew... <sigh of relief>...<wipes the sweat on forehead>.. Thanks a lot and I will promise to keep my <you know what> out of these situation.. Can I start an off line thread with you to know more? < grin > - > Dhirendra Pal Singh > > Already I consider myself responsible for starting this huge argument (at > least thats what I think) by talking the name of Bagulamukhi, and I have > no > clue what to do to stop it.. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Can I start an off line thread with you to know more? < grin > If you like... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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