lakshmi mantra

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Dear Tanvir,

 

>From my understanding of the principles given by Pt. Sanjay Rath in his book,

Vedic Remedies in Astrology, let me add the following:

 

 

The first mantra has 6 words and (if I'm counting them correctly) 9 akshara

(phonemes). This means that the mantra draws power from the 6th house and

effects the 9th house ( dharma).

 

The second mantra has 5 words and 8 akshara and thus draws energy from 5th house

and moves it to effect the 8th house ( occult knowledge, forgiveness of sins).

 

In this manner, one can select a particular mantra for different purposes, or

strengthening a particular planet in a horoscope.

 

 

Best Wishes,

Karen

Dear Tanvir,

> dear all, namaste.> > what is the literal and practical difference between the

two mantras and what is the difference of their appliabilities?> > "om shrim

maha lakshmyai namaha om"> > "om shrim maha lakshmyai svaha"> > and can anyone

please suggest should it sound "svaha" or "swaha" or "shwaha" ?> > thanks in

advance,> tanvir

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Very informative and well explained. Thanks Narasimha Jee.

 

Pranams,

Tanvir

 

 

 

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Friday, December 19, 2003 10:22 AM

[vedic astrology] Re: lakshmi mantra

Dear Tanvir,

> dear all, namaste.> > what is the literal and practical difference between

the two mantras and what is the difference of their appliabilities?> > "om

shrim maha lakshmyai namaha om"> > "om shrim maha lakshmyai svaha"> > and can

anyone please suggest should it sound "svaha" or "swaha" or "shwaha" ?> >

thanks in advance,> tanvir

"Namah" is neuter in spirit. Swaha is feminine in spirit. Hum, Phat etc are masculine in spirit.

 

The sex of the word used has nothing to do with the sex of the deity. It has to

do with the spirit of the worship.

 

When you are demanding something from a deity, use masculine words like Hum,

Phat etc. However, be careful when you demand from a deity! :-)

 

When you are completely sumbitting to a deity, use a feminine word like swaha.

 

When you are neither demanding nor submitting, use a neuter word like namah.

When you are not sure of your purpose and spirit, just use namah.

 

This is what I was taught. Those who know more than me may kindly correct me.

 

May Jupiter's light shine on us,

Narasimha