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Namaste everyone! I have some questions, can someone pls answer them:

 

1. In the Keelak strotram(which has to be read before Saptashati)

there is a line that says " Patni manoramam dehi " , or give me a good

wife. Should women change this to Pati?

 

2. In 11th chapter, sholka 6, the Gods praise Durga as " All the women

in the world are you in entirety " . Do they mean all the women of the

world combined represent the Goddess, or that each individual woman

represents the Goddess?

 

3. At end of same chapter, Durga promises she will be born as Devis

like Raktadantika, Bhramari etc to destroy demons. Has she been born

in these forms, or will that happen in future?

 

Thanks!

 

Radha

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> 1. In the Keelak strotram(which has to be read before Saptashati)

> there is a line that says " Patni manoramam dehi " , or give me a good

> wife. Should women change this to Pati?

 

 

Here patni doesnt mean wife, but Shakti. Whether you are man or woman,

it is the Purusha side that is praying for a good Shakti(or Self

praying for Kundalni) who will help Him find moksha.

 

This becomes clear in next line, which says " Kulotbavam " , which means

born of good family, but it also means born of " Kula " or Kundalni Shakti.

 

love

Shantnu

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, radha_sharma_99 <no_reply

wrote:

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> Namaste everyone! I have some questions, can someone pls answer

them:

>

> 1. In the Keelak strotram(which has to be read before Saptashati)

> there is a line that says " Patni manoramam dehi " , or give me a good

> wife. Should women change this to Pati?

 

 

yes woman can say Pati and married people can say shakti, as shantnu

advised.

 

 

> 2. In 11th chapter, sholka 6, the Gods praise Durga as " All the

women

> in the world are you in entirety " . Do they mean all the women of

the

> world combined represent the Goddess, or that each individual woman

> represents the Goddess?

 

Yes all the women are manifestation of shakti, due to the fact of

1/2 kalaa held by all women. Adi-shakti is the mother of all the

universe and each woman is mother also....so women are doing ad-

shakti's work on gross level..... remember paramhansa even

worshipped a prostitute as mother Kali....perhaps he wished to

stress the same view.

 

>

> 3. At end of same chapter, Durga promises she will be born as Devis

> like Raktadantika, Bhramari etc to destroy demons. Has she been

born

> in these forms, or will that happen in future?

 

 

I think that time has already passed....durga saptshati is 100s

of thousands years old. There is a Shakambhari temple in

Saharanpur...which proves Shakambhari avtar has taken place...are so

are the others.

 

AUM

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> I think that time has already passed....durga saptshati is 100s

> of thousands years old. There is a Shakambhari temple in

> Saharanpur...which proves Shakambhari avtar has taken place...are so

> are the others.

>

> this reminds me of Shakambhari maata.Tommorrow as my last service to

maata during navratras I will write about Maa SHAKAMBHARI

>

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RAM RAM

 

your questions are very difficult to answer for m e ,because i do not

have deep knwoledge about the Maan Durga

 

but i prey that you should get answers from other members who knows

 

and i want to add that why Maan Durga is most worshipped in Hindu

Goddess

 

HARE KRISHNA ,HARE KRISHNA ,KRISHNA KRISHAN ,HARE HARE,HARE RAMA ,HARE

RAMA ,RAMA RAMA ,HARE HARE

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