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sid
September 21, 2025 07:09 PM
What are the 4 traditional upanishads of shaktism? And if you are saying that in the satya yuga only dakshinakali (Sun) and Mahakali (saturn?) were worshipped, does that mean these two goddesses are the Adya Shakti which the rishis did penance on to attain prakriti siddhi? What about kamakala kali and guhya kali, were those deities not worshipped by the rishis? They find their origin in the mahakala samhita I believe Also, who is the goddess of the gayatri mantra (the true one) which all rishis worshipped with their surya sadhana?
sadhaka
September 21, 2025 06:09 PM
According to tradition, the Shruti contains what the rishis and people followed during the Satyayuga. Other texts contain what was discovered and followed in other yugas. The four traditional Upanishads of Shaktism are listed here. To these can be added one of the Brahmana-texts, also a Shruti, which mentions Mahakali/Bhadrakali. In total, the cult of only two or three forms of Kali existed during the Satyayuga: Dakshinakali and Bhadrakali/Mahakali.
sadhaka
September 21, 2025 05:09 PM
If Krishna Ashtami tithi falls between Amavasya and Panchami, therefore one of the Navakali will be the appropriate goddess. Which one is right is determined by the graha ruling the janma nakshatra. Next, need to determine which of its several mantras is right. This is verified according to the rules for the akshara-chakras, which are described in detail in the Rudrayamala Tantra. Also, in the temples of southern India, traditional correspondences between the main deities and the nakshatras have been preserved, independent of the grahas. This is similar to how deities are assigned to nakshatras in the Shruti texts. For example, Ashvini corresponds to Saraswati, Bharani corresponds to Durga, Uttaraphalguni corresponds to Lakshmi, and so on.
sid
September 21, 2025 04:09 PM
Thank you for sharing this. Could you share which forms of the 3 devis would be appropriate for someone born in Krishna Ashtami tithi for example? Also what is the method of determining the deity independent of the grahas. Very curious to learn more about these astrological concepts
Rishabh
September 21, 2025 01:09 PM
Hello sir, can you provide editable file for pratyangira yantra, since the borders in yantra are not proper, i try to print the yantra but some part of yantra border are not proper. Or can you upload the same yantra without color and just border and headings. Thank you
sadhaka
September 21, 2025 04:09 AM
Firstly, there is no method for determining the appropriate deity by karakas (atma, amatya, etc.); this is not prescribed in any Jyotisha Shastra. They have entirely different traditional methods. Secondly, Guhyakali, in Kali-chakra, corresponds to Matangi Mahavidya, thus both of them correspond to Surya graha. It is Surya against the background of Shani, because Kali, as such, corresponds to Shani. Thirdly, the appropriate Devi chakra itself, of the three: Kali, Lakshmi, and Durga, must be determined by the birth tithi. Different forms of Kali are suitable for those born from Amavasya to Panchami. Different forms of Lakshmi are suitable for those born from Panchami to Dashami. Different forms of Durga are suitable for those born from Dashami to Amavasya. Thus, not only the graha but also the tithi must be taken into account, and the method of determining the deity, where to look for the required graha, is completely different. There is also an astrological method for determining the deity independently of the grahas.
Shashi
September 20, 2025 12:09 PM
Prince, are you able to help organize the Nyasa with english pointing - Each Mantra with hand movements? I am completely new - This will help...
Shashi
September 20, 2025 12:09 PM
What is the source of claiming that the Vancha Kalpalatha Ganapathi mantra is equal to 444 times of Maha Ganapathi Mantra?
Shankar 777
September 20, 2025 10:09 AM
Guru ji how to start praying to uchistha Ganapathi and I want o know whether this mantra uchistha ganeshaya Namaha hasti pisasi likiye swaha can I recites this mantra what is the benefit thank you guru ji
Jagannath
September 17, 2025 09:09 PM
To Sri Tripuraghna and all the devotees who brought this Nabhi Vidyā to us—so that it may be integrated into our hearts and help us realize who we truly are, as described by all the Jagadgurus— I practiced it today after my regular daily pūjā, and it has been like a profound reconnection. Before, my connection with Mother felt very personal and beautiful… but now I feel as if She is not coming and going anymore—She is simply here, always with me. I am forever grateful to everyone who has shared so much grace through this page, and to my most graceful and revered Guru, Śrī Ravi. J.
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