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Nalini Bahen,

 

wish you and all a great Durgaashtami.

 

I'll put my 6 cent here if you don't mind:)

 

Yes, Narasimha Garu has recorded DeviMahatmya (DS) on his site.

 

http://www.vedicastrologer.org

on the main page: click on 'listen to some mantra', then you'll find

link for 'Durga Saptha Sathi in mp3 format'

 

 

Personally, i've never worried about Swara, Mantra chanting only

after Initiation, correct protocols for Puja etc... Though i very

much respect these things, i have always believed that this is not

the 'age' where one really go for all *correctness*.

 

The most important is Bhavana ! Devotion !. The almighty, The mother

knows about our very intentions and would she really care about

whether or not some body does proper rituals or not? if she needs to

make it proper then she herself will bring about the changes.

 

I would quote Thakur here. he used to say that when just uttering

Name of God brings tears in your eyes, know for sure that no rituals

are required by you.

but that's very advance stage. for most of us, ChandiPaath, Naam

Jap, mediatation etc.. are must to reach the stage.The only point

here is that too much concern about correctness and such things will

hamper us. there will be so many people who wants to start some

sadhana but are afraid of starting becuase of these things.

 

I congratulate you and people must become bold like you. no wories-

the almighty will take care of everything.

 

once Thakur scolded the great man Mahendranaath Gupta (M) and said

that ***God knows that from the clay image worship, only he is being

invoked. if there are any flaws in the worship, he'll himself set it

right***

 

personally, These ARE THE WORDS of Thakur which has given me immense

confidence. this couple of sentances from the Gospel has dispelled

my many dowbts.

Shri Krishna didn't bother about all protcols, Royal Pomp, outer

show and Chappan Bhoga of Duryodhana. instead he declined and went

to Vidur's hut and with all love partaken his Bhaji. Same with

Sudama.

 

One poet has narrated that episode in simple but beautiful words in

Hindi. it goes like this

 

" Dekhi Sudaamaa ki Deen dasha, Karuna Karake Karunaa-Nidhi roye !

Pani paratko haath chhuyo nahi, Nainan ke Jal se Pagu dhoye " !!!

 

It means- Krishna cried looking at the condition of his poor friend

and didn't use water from the vessels but used his Tears to wash the

feet of Sudaamaa.

 

that sums up all.

 

I hope Rao garu will provide today with Technical details and

Meaning behind *various Nyaasa* for the benefit of all on this

special day.

 

Again wish you all a very happy Drgaashtami.

 

best regards,

 

utpal

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, nalini swamy <nalini2818

wrote:

>

> Hare Rama Krsna

>  

> Sri Narasimha garu,

> Namaskar.

> Deep gratitude to have reassured me/us. I had started the

Navaratri Puja of The Mother with Kalasam. As I have not been

initiated into the pooja vidhanam and only had the fortune of

witnessing the ritualistic pooja done by my mother-in-law according

to Sri sooktam. Unfortunately I was not a great fan of rituals then.

I live abroad and downloaded the pooja vidhanam according to sri

sooktam and started my pooja. I found that it was pertaining to

Durga and the shodasopachara pooja and the pranapratishta. The Devi

Kavacham and the Sapta sloki are also included. When I started the

pooja I wondered if I could chant and perform the pooja as it was a

part of Saptashati. My father-in-law advised me not to do it as I

was not initiated. But having started and I also strongly believe

that Mother would not 'harm' her child  I have continued with Her

Grace. I have always wanted to do SaptaShati parayanam during the

sarannaNavaratras. How can I correct my swara? As I

> am not very familiar with Sanskrit and afraid of not doing it

properly, is there a way? Have you a recorded version of the

Chandipath (by you) on your website sir?

>  

> Thanks and regards

> Nalini

>

>  

>

>

>

>

>

> Narasimha P.V.R. Rao <pvr

>

> Cc: sivacharya

> Monday, 6 October, 2008 4:52:54 PM

> Re: Navaratri...

>

>

> Namaste,

>  

> There are 11 days instead of 10 from Pratipada to Vijaya Dasami

this time. If you look at the nights before Vijaya Dasami, then

there are ten nights instead of nine this year. This happens

sometimes.

>  

> If you live on US east coast, then Chaturthi comes twices on

Thursday and Friday (Oct 2 & 3). It lasted the entire Thursday and

extended into Friday. Panchami was on Saturday (Oct 4). Shashthi was

on Sunday (Oct 5). Ashtami is on Tuesday (Oct 8). Navami is on

Wednesday (Oct 9). Dasami is on Thursday (Oct 10).

>  

> If one's parents did not do a proper " anna praasana " ritual (the

ritual of first feeding of solid food to a baby) to one, should one

consider oneself not entitled to eat any solid food? Not doing a

mantra because of no initiation is basically like that.

>  

> Getting initiation is good, especially if the one initiating has

some level of sadhana in that mantra. But it is neither necessary

nor sufficient for making progress in your own sadhana.

>  

> If you see my homam document, I gave an analogy for this. A

millionaire may open a bank account in his son's name with a

starting balance of a million dollars. This is akin to a good guru

initiating a sishya in a mantra. Sishya starts off by getting some

of guru's attainment. But the son may waste those million dollars

and end up with nothing. Similarly the sishya may fall and not

achieve anything. Another person may not have anyone to give money

and may start off with a zero bank balance but accumulate millions

of dollars with own effort. This is akin to a person doing sadhana

with a mantra without guru and attaining some level in the mantra.

>  

> Some people hold the view that mantras cannot be chanted without a

proper " initiation " . This view is especially prevalent in some

sections of society w.r.t. navarna mantra. However, I disagree with

that view.

>  

> If you know the mantra (!), just chant it. What would an

initiating guru have done for you? Perhaps he would've given some of

his attainment in the mantra to you. Well, you can do it yourself if

you work hard. Or a guru would've taught you the right nyasas to be

done before the mantra. Well, you can get the nyasas from books too.

Moreover, what most people do today for nyasas is anyway just a

ritual with no meaning. Nyasa literally means placement. You place

various sounds in various body parts (like the tips of various

fingers, heart, top of head, eyes etc). People merely act out some

signals while saying the sounds. This " placement " is actually

supposed to be an internal act and it creates an ideal environment

for the repetition of mantra. Due to the external actions, what is

supposed to occur internally does not occur in most. So the sounds

end up not getting properly placed in the body. In other words, what

I am trying to say is that most people do

> not know how to " place " various " sounds " in various body parts.

They merely perform meaningless ritualistic actions. So, if you do

not know nyasas, you are not really missing much compared to others

who were initiated.

>  

> In my humble opinion, the most important qualification is to have

devotion and sense of surrender to Her. If you have them, you can

consider yourself " highly initiated " .

>  

> Best regards,

> Narasimha

> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ----

-----

> Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ homam

> Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/

tarpana

> Spirituality: http://groups. / group/vedic- wisdom

> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro. home.comcast. net

> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAst rologer.org

> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagan nath.org

> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ----

-----

>

> -

> Chandra Prakash

>

> Sunday, October 05, 2008 11:16 PM

> Navaratri...

>

> Dear Narasimha,

>

> When does Navratri end? It started on last Monday, September 29,

2008 and should therefore end on Tuesday, October 7, 2008 (Nine

Nights)...yet the panchang shows that at sunrise on Wednesday,

October 8 starts with Navami, so should we continue our Navratri on

Wednesday too even though it is technically the 10th day? (All these

times are based on US EST)..

>

> Also, can anyone do the Navarna mantra, " Om Aim Hrim Klim

Chamundayai Vicche " or does this require initiation?

>

> Thanks,

> Chandraprakash

>

>

> Get the latest headlines with Xtra News -

http://nz.news.

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Hare Rama Krsna,

 

Dear Utpal Bhai,

Namaskar.

Thank you for giving me the privilege of adressing you as bhai,

Mine is avery funny predicament, the reason I got into the ritualistic sadhana is that I notmally dont progress beyond a few of Her Namas, especially Lalita Sahasranamam. Some poignant namas have special significance for me for not any new reason and each time I cant progress beyond that as I envisage the Supreme Beauty of The Mother. It makes me too emotional and ritualistic sadhana with proper uccharana and swaras I thought would make me go ahead in the path of sadhana. Though I am still confused if a moment's 'ananda' at the glimpse of the Mother's soundarya can be less valuable than all the sadhana...

But I still persist in the hope being able to try 'see' Her....

 

Wish you a Happy Durgashtami too,

Thanks

regards

 

Nalini

 

 

 

utpal pathak <vedic_pathak Sent: Tuesday, 7 October, 2008 3:55:37 PM Re: Navaratri...-Narasimha ji

 

Nalini Bahen,wish you and all a great Durgaashtami.I'll put my 6 cent here if you don't mind:)Yes, Narasimha Garu has recorded DeviMahatmya (DS) on his site.http://www.vedicast rologer.orgon the main page: click on 'listen to some mantra', then you'll findlink for 'Durga Saptha Sathi in mp3 format'------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -Personally, i've never worried about Swara, Mantra chanting only after Initiation, correct protocols for Puja etc... Though i very much respect these things, i have always believed that this is not the 'age' where one really go for all *correctness* .The most important is Bhavana ! Devotion !. The almighty, The mother knows about our very intentions and would she really care about whether or not some body does proper rituals or not? if she needs

to make it proper then she herself will bring about the changes.I would quote Thakur here. he used to say that when just uttering Name of God brings tears in your eyes, know for sure that no rituals are required by you.but that's very advance stage. for most of us, ChandiPaath, Naam Jap, mediatation etc.. are must to reach the stage.The only point here is that too much concern about correctness and such things will hamper us. there will be so many people who wants to start some sadhana but are afraid of starting becuase of these things.I congratulate you and people must become bold like you. no wories-the almighty will take care of everything.once Thakur scolded the great man Mahendranaath Gupta (M) and said that ***God knows that from the clay image worship, only he is being invoked. if there are any flaws in the worship, he'll himself set it right***personally, These ARE

THE WORDS of Thakur which has given me immense confidence. this couple of sentances from the Gospel has dispelled my many dowbts.Shri Krishna didn't bother about all protcols, Royal Pomp, outer show and Chappan Bhoga of Duryodhana. instead he declined and went to Vidur's hut and with all love partaken his Bhaji. Same with Sudama.One poet has narrated that episode in simple but beautiful words in Hindi. it goes like this"Dekhi Sudaamaa ki Deen dasha, Karuna Karake Karunaa-Nidhi roye !Pani paratko haath chhuyo nahi, Nainan ke Jal se Pagu dhoye" !!!It means- Krishna cried looking at the condition of his poor friend and didn't use water from the vessels but used his Tears to wash the feet of Sudaamaa.that sums up all.I hope Rao garu will provide today with Technical details and Meaning behind *various Nyaasa* for the benefit of all on this special day.Again wish

you all a very happy Drgaashtami.best regards,utpal , nalini swamy <nalini2818@ ...> wrote:>> Hare Rama Krsna> Â > Sri Narasimha garu,> Namaskar.> Deep gratitude to have reassured me/us. I had started the Navaratri Puja of The Mother with Kalasam. As I have not been initiated into the pooja vidhanam and only had the fortune of witnessing the ritualistic pooja done by my mother-in-law according to Sri sooktam. Unfortunately I was not a great fan of rituals then. I live abroad and downloaded the pooja vidhanam according to sri sooktam and started my pooja. I found that it was pertaining to Durga and the shodasopachara pooja and the pranapratishta. The Devi Kavacham and the Sapta

sloki are also included. When I started the pooja I wondered if I could chant and perform the pooja as it was a part of Saptashati. My father-in-law advised me not to do it as I was not initiated. But having started and I also strongly believe that Mother would not 'harm' her child I have continued with Her Grace. I have always wanted to do SaptaShati parayanam during the sarannaNavaratras. How can I correct my swara? As I> am not very familiar with Sanskrit and afraid of not doing it properly, is there a way? Have you a recorded version of the Chandipath (by you) on your website sir?>  > Thanks and regards> Nalini> >  > > > > > > Narasimha P.V.R. Rao <pvr> > Cc: sivacharya@gro ups.com> Monday, 6 October, 2008 4:52:54 PM> Re: Navaratri...> > > Namaste,>  > There are 11 days instead of 10 from Pratipada to Vijaya Dasami this time. If you look at the nights before Vijaya Dasami, then there are ten nights instead of nine this year. This happens sometimes.>  > If you live on US east coast, then Chaturthi comes twices on Thursday and Friday (Oct 2 & 3). It lasted the entire Thursday and extended into Friday. Panchami was on Saturday (Oct 4). Shashthi was on Sunday (Oct 5). Ashtami is on Tuesday (Oct 8). Navami is on Wednesday (Oct 9). Dasami is on Thursday (Oct

10).> Â > If one's parents did not do a proper "anna praasana" ritual (the ritual of first feeding of solid food to a baby) to one, should one consider oneself not entitled to eat any solid food? Not doing a mantra because of no initiation is basically like that.> Â > Getting initiation is good, especially if the one initiating has some level of sadhana in that mantra. But it is neither necessary nor sufficient for making progress in your own sadhana.> Â > If you see my homam document, I gave an analogy for this. A millionaire may open a bank account in his son's name with a starting balance of a million dollars. This is akin to a good guru initiating a sishya in a mantra. Sishya starts off by getting some of guru's attainment. But the son may waste those million dollars and end up with nothing. Similarly the sishya may fall and not achieve anything.

Another person may not have anyone to give money and may start off with a zero bank balance but accumulate millions of dollars with own effort. This is akin to a person doing sadhana with a mantra without guru and attaining some level in the mantra.>  > Some people hold the view that mantras cannot be chanted without a proper "initiation" . This view is especially prevalent in some sections of society w.r.t. navarna mantra. However, I disagree with that view.>  > If you know the mantra (!), just chant it. What would an initiating guru have done for you? Perhaps he would've given some of his attainment in the mantra to you. Well, you can do it yourself if you work hard. Or a guru would've taught you the right nyasas to be done before the mantra. Well, you can get the nyasas from books too. Moreover, what most people do today for nyasas is anyway just a ritual

with no meaning. Nyasa literally means placement. You place various sounds in various body parts (like the tips of various fingers, heart, top of head, eyes etc). People merely act out some signals while saying the sounds. This "placement" is actually supposed to be an internal act and it creates an ideal environment for the repetition of mantra. Due to the external actions, what is supposed to occur internally does not occur in most. So the sounds end up not getting properly placed in the body. In other words, what I am trying to say is that most people do> not know how to "place" various "sounds" in various body parts. They merely perform meaningless ritualistic actions. So, if you do not know nyasas, you are not really missing much compared to others who were initiated.> Â > In my humble opinion, the most important qualification is to have devotion and sense of surrender to

Her. If you have them, you can consider yourself "highly initiated".> Â > Best regards,> Narasimha> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ---------> Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ homam> Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ tarpana> Spirituality: http://groups. / group/vedic- wisdom> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro. home.comcast. net> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAst rologer.org> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagan nath.org> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- > > - > Chandra Prakash > > Sunday, October 05, 2008 11:16 PM> Navaratri...> > Dear Narasimha,> > When does Navratri end? It started on last Monday, September 29, 2008 and should therefore end on Tuesday, October 7, 2008 (Nine Nights)...yet the panchang shows that at sunrise on Wednesday, October 8 starts with Navami, so should we continue our Navratri on Wednesday too even though it is technically the 10th day? (All these times are based on US EST)..> > Also, can anyone do the Navarna mantra, "Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundayai Vicche" or does this require initiation?> > Thanks,>

Chandraprakash > > > Get the latest headlines with Xtra News - http://nz.news. >

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Hare Rama Krsna,

 

Dear Utpal Bhai,

 

Namaskar.

 

Thank you for the link to Durga Saptshati. You have given me valuable advice which I take it as being Her words.

You have conveyed answers to a lot of my unvocalised questions/doubts for which I am very grateful.

I thank Narasimha ji for his spiritual help to people like me,

 

Regards

Nalini

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

utpal pathak <vedic_pathak Sent: Tuesday, 7 October, 2008 3:55:37 PM Re: Navaratri...-Narasimha ji

 

Nalini Bahen,wish you and all a great Durgaashtami.I'll put my 6 cent here if you don't mind:)Yes, Narasimha Garu has recorded DeviMahatmya (DS) on his site.http://www.vedicast rologer.orgon the main page: click on 'listen to some mantra', then you'll findlink for 'Durga Saptha Sathi in mp3 format'------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -Personally, i've never worried about Swara, Mantra chanting only after Initiation, correct protocols for Puja etc... Though i very much respect these things, i have always believed that this is not the 'age' where one really go for all *correctness* .The most important is Bhavana ! Devotion !. The almighty, The mother knows about our very intentions and would she really care about whether or not some body does proper rituals or not? if she needs

to make it proper then she herself will bring about the changes.I would quote Thakur here. he used to say that when just uttering Name of God brings tears in your eyes, know for sure that no rituals are required by you.but that's very advance stage. for most of us, ChandiPaath, Naam Jap, mediatation etc.. are must to reach the stage.The only point here is that too much concern about correctness and such things will hamper us. there will be so many people who wants to start some sadhana but are afraid of starting becuase of these things.I congratulate you and people must become bold like you. no wories-the almighty will take care of everything.once Thakur scolded the great man Mahendranaath Gupta (M) and said that ***God knows that from the clay image worship, only he is being invoked. if there are any flaws in the worship, he'll himself set it right***personally, These ARE

THE WORDS of Thakur which has given me immense confidence. this couple of sentances from the Gospel has dispelled my many dowbts.Shri Krishna didn't bother about all protcols, Royal Pomp, outer show and Chappan Bhoga of Duryodhana. instead he declined and went to Vidur's hut and with all love partaken his Bhaji. Same with Sudama.One poet has narrated that episode in simple but beautiful words in Hindi. it goes like this"Dekhi Sudaamaa ki Deen dasha, Karuna Karake Karunaa-Nidhi roye !Pani paratko haath chhuyo nahi, Nainan ke Jal se Pagu dhoye" !!!It means- Krishna cried looking at the condition of his poor friend and didn't use water from the vessels but used his Tears to wash the feet of Sudaamaa.that sums up all.I hope Rao garu will provide today with Technical details and Meaning behind *various Nyaasa* for the benefit of all on this special day.Again wish

you all a very happy Drgaashtami.best regards,utpal , nalini swamy <nalini2818@ ...> wrote:>> Hare Rama Krsna> Â > Sri Narasimha garu,> Namaskar.> Deep gratitude to have reassured me/us. I had started the Navaratri Puja of The Mother with Kalasam. As I have not been initiated into the pooja vidhanam and only had the fortune of witnessing the ritualistic pooja done by my mother-in-law according to Sri sooktam. Unfortunately I was not a great fan of rituals then. I live abroad and downloaded the pooja vidhanam according to sri sooktam and started my pooja. I found that it was pertaining to Durga and the shodasopachara pooja and the pranapratishta. The Devi Kavacham and the Sapta

sloki are also included. When I started the pooja I wondered if I could chant and perform the pooja as it was a part of Saptashati. My father-in-law advised me not to do it as I was not initiated. But having started and I also strongly believe that Mother would not 'harm' her child I have continued with Her Grace. I have always wanted to do SaptaShati parayanam during the sarannaNavaratras. How can I correct my swara? As I> am not very familiar with Sanskrit and afraid of not doing it properly, is there a way? Have you a recorded version of the Chandipath (by you) on your website sir?>  > Thanks and regards> Nalini> >  > > > > > > Narasimha P.V.R. Rao <pvr> > Cc: sivacharya@gro ups.com> Monday, 6 October, 2008 4:52:54 PM> Re: Navaratri...> > > Namaste,>  > There are 11 days instead of 10 from Pratipada to Vijaya Dasami this time. If you look at the nights before Vijaya Dasami, then there are ten nights instead of nine this year. This happens sometimes.>  > If you live on US east coast, then Chaturthi comes twices on Thursday and Friday (Oct 2 & 3). It lasted the entire Thursday and extended into Friday. Panchami was on Saturday (Oct 4). Shashthi was on Sunday (Oct 5). Ashtami is on Tuesday (Oct 8). Navami is on Wednesday (Oct 9). Dasami is on Thursday (Oct

10).> Â > If one's parents did not do a proper "anna praasana" ritual (the ritual of first feeding of solid food to a baby) to one, should one consider oneself not entitled to eat any solid food? Not doing a mantra because of no initiation is basically like that.> Â > Getting initiation is good, especially if the one initiating has some level of sadhana in that mantra. But it is neither necessary nor sufficient for making progress in your own sadhana.> Â > If you see my homam document, I gave an analogy for this. A millionaire may open a bank account in his son's name with a starting balance of a million dollars. This is akin to a good guru initiating a sishya in a mantra. Sishya starts off by getting some of guru's attainment. But the son may waste those million dollars and end up with nothing. Similarly the sishya may fall and not achieve anything.

Another person may not have anyone to give money and may start off with a zero bank balance but accumulate millions of dollars with own effort. This is akin to a person doing sadhana with a mantra without guru and attaining some level in the mantra.>  > Some people hold the view that mantras cannot be chanted without a proper "initiation" . This view is especially prevalent in some sections of society w.r.t. navarna mantra. However, I disagree with that view.>  > If you know the mantra (!), just chant it. What would an initiating guru have done for you? Perhaps he would've given some of his attainment in the mantra to you. Well, you can do it yourself if you work hard. Or a guru would've taught you the right nyasas to be done before the mantra. Well, you can get the nyasas from books too. Moreover, what most people do today for nyasas is anyway just a ritual

with no meaning. Nyasa literally means placement. You place various sounds in various body parts (like the tips of various fingers, heart, top of head, eyes etc). People merely act out some signals while saying the sounds. This "placement" is actually supposed to be an internal act and it creates an ideal environment for the repetition of mantra. Due to the external actions, what is supposed to occur internally does not occur in most. So the sounds end up not getting properly placed in the body. In other words, what I am trying to say is that most people do> not know how to "place" various "sounds" in various body parts. They merely perform meaningless ritualistic actions. So, if you do not know nyasas, you are not really missing much compared to others who were initiated.> Â > In my humble opinion, the most important qualification is to have devotion and sense of surrender to

Her. If you have them, you can consider yourself "highly initiated".> Â > Best regards,> Narasimha> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ---------> Do a Short Homam Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ homam> Do Pitri Tarpanas Yourself: http://www.VedicAst rologer.org/ tarpana> Spirituality: http://groups. / group/vedic- wisdom> Free Jyotish lessons (MP3): http://vedicastro. home.comcast. net> Free Jyotish software (Windows): http://www.VedicAst rologer.org> Sri Jagannath Centre (SJC) website: http://www.SriJagan nath.org> ------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- > > - > Chandra Prakash > > Sunday, October 05, 2008 11:16 PM> Navaratri...> > Dear Narasimha,> > When does Navratri end? It started on last Monday, September 29, 2008 and should therefore end on Tuesday, October 7, 2008 (Nine Nights)...yet the panchang shows that at sunrise on Wednesday, October 8 starts with Navami, so should we continue our Navratri on Wednesday too even though it is technically the 10th day? (All these times are based on US EST)..> > Also, can anyone do the Navarna mantra, "Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundayai Vicche" or does this require initiation?> > Thanks,>

Chandraprakash > > > Get the latest headlines with Xtra News - http://nz.news. >

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