Nitaichandra 0 Report post Posted December 20, 2005 <ul type="square"> om kraum narasimhaya namaha om ksaum namo bhagavate narasimhaya jvala-maline dipta-damstrayagni-netraya sarva-raksho-ghnaya sarva-bhuta vinashaya sarva-jvara-vinashaya daha daha pacha pacha raksha raksha hum phat "Obeisances to the Lord Nrisimhaya, burning with His own scorching effulgence which are ablaze and whose eyes pour forth torrents of living fire, matched only by the glow of His glowing teeth. Obeisances to the destroyer of all demons, to the slayer of all ghosts, to the destroyer of all sorts of fever. Burn and burn, cook and cook, preserve and preserve." In this mantra , I can understand the word "burn" ( meaning = burning the ghosts , bhutas and pishachas ) , and the word preserve ( meaning= preserve the life and the health of the person who is chanting the mantra of Nrisimha ) . But for me it is not really clear what is meant by the word " cook" in this context ... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
