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Guliano
February 06, 2013 07:47 PM

Incredible description of Kali.But why is Shiva called Mahakala?

MANBLUNDER
February 06, 2013 06:50 PM

The most precious Parama tatva (supreme principle) or energy responsible for creation at the beginning of the Cosmos is eternal. The whole Cosmos came into being because of Śakti (This Śakti is Parama tatva and is independent of Paramaśiva). In fact, Truth (sat) is Paramaśiva and Citi is His Śakti (power or energy) and therefore they (Śiva and Śakti) are inseparable, in fact they are one and the same. Śakti (energy) lies dormant in Paramaśiva in the beginning but in the Viśvamaya state (containing the universe), since She is independent, She becomes responsible for the origin of Viśva. In this Viśvamaya state, everything is in disorder (chaotic). In this disorder form, She is known as Unmanā (Supramental Śakti of Paramaśiva in Her primal move towards manifestation, yet remaining inseparable from Him). This same Śakti is known as Saman (Unmanā Śakti begins to display Herself in the form of the universe) when everything is in order. She is Samanā because She/this is the limit for mind and She/this is also the end/limit of kāla, (time such as past, present and future). Samanā Śakti determines/defines the kāla and that's why She is called as Kālī or Kālasaṅkarṣiṇī. In this universe, whatever happens in order is due to Her (Kālī) rule and direction. So, Paramaśiva materializes or reflects ahaṁ in the universe through his Parāśakti. Ahaṁ idaṁ means in spite of being inseparable, at the origin of the universe, His Parāpara Śaktī works in a different/separate form. Through the Aparā Śakti, He gives rise to the world that is in idaṁ form. Kālī’s Parā form represents the ahaṁ in the universe. The parāpara or sūkṣma (subtle) form represents ahaṁ-idaṁ.

Anonymous
February 06, 2013 12:51 AM

Raviji, I want to know more about Mahakala form of Shiva and Kamakala Kali?

MANBLUNDER
February 05, 2013 09:42 PM

His main works are Varivasyā-rahasya on Panchadashi mantra and his commentary on Lalita Sahasranama.

Anonymous
February 05, 2013 08:26 PM

It is possible to tell us more about Bhaskararaya and his works. Thank You

MANBLUNDER
February 05, 2013 07:49 PM

There is a book and I think it is not available now.

Anonymous
February 05, 2013 07:03 PM

There is a book called Nityasodasikarnava by Bhaskararayaji?

Mnx Prm
February 04, 2013 12:12 AM

Thanks a lot for this amazing info. I was searching for Ma Kamkalakali's mantra from a long time. Came across this page whie seaching for Ma Shodashi.                                                                                                                                                                     Thanks a lot

MANBLUNDER
February 01, 2013 07:14 PM

You can go through this link http://shanidham.in/page.php?pagecode=sm&start=1

Anonymous
February 01, 2013 03:59 PM

which variation of Mrityunjay is this one?

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