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MANBLUNDER
January 21, 2013 02:17 PM

The best way to make a samkalpa is through mind. Visualize that your relative is getting cured while reciting this mantra. At the end of recitation, affirm mentally that he is completely cured. When you recite with determined mind and absolute faith in this mantra, he will get cured gradually. Once recitation with perfect pronunciation is enough to get the benefits. But ultimately, it is one's karma that decides everything.

Suraj
January 21, 2013 01:58 PM

"From MahākālasaṁhitāAs told by Mahākālā to Devi in Mahākālasaṁhitā){Number of recitations and benefits as prescribed in Mahākālasaṁhitā: single recitation - all sins are destroyed; three times – long life".Dear Ravi,If one recites 3 times this Maha Kavacham,he is blessed with long life.I have a dear family member who is young and having a critical disease,can I recite 3 times for him...will he be blessed with long life and be cured?It is said also " It protects from extreme miseries, cures acute ailments, gives strong body, protects against enemies, protects from premature and unnatural deaths-here are thirty four Śakti-s (goddesses) mentioned in this mantra and they protect thirty four bodily parts"If 3 times recitations per day will cure my brother acute ailments or should I recite more?How do i perform a sankalpa on his behalf and recite this maha kavach?Thank you very much for sharing this maha Kavacham

MANBLUNDER
January 19, 2013 08:59 PM

They should be pronounced like this.Input to IAST --> chraaMIAST font --> crāṁSanskrit font --> च्रांThus they should be pronounced as chraaM, chriiM, chrooM, etc (i + i = ī (pronounced as eeeee and in Sanskrit it is ई)and finally the dot (bindu) on M at the end. (M with bindu is known as nāda bindu and this causes both the lips come together to make kundalini ascend to hihger chakras)

Anonymous
January 19, 2013 08:35 PM

Dear Ravi,How do we pronounce " crāṁ crīṁ crūṁ "should we pronounce like this crāṁ -kramm?Thank you

Anonymous
January 18, 2013 09:36 PM

Thank you for your kind response

MANBLUNDER
January 18, 2013 08:21 PM

Thanks for this amazing explanation. I will try to post the mantras of nine Kālī-s as soon as possible.

Anonymous
January 18, 2013 07:55 PM

There is a peculiar correspondence between the main mantras of sundarī and kālī1. bālā tripurasundarī - ādyā kālī2. kādi pañcadaśī - siddhakālī3. ṣoḍaśī - dakṣiṇākālī4. parā, parāprāsāda, prāsādaparā - kāmakalākālī5. ṣaḍanvaya śāmbhavī - guhyakālī6. catuścaraṇa vidyā - haṃsakālīThe seventh and the final nirvāṇa dīkṣā is said to be common to both sundarī and kālikā.Hope you will share the nine types of Kāli-s referred in Mahākālasaṁhitā soon.

MANBLUNDER
January 18, 2013 09:07 AM

This may not be possible immediately. I am not working on some important yet unknown mantras. In fact, there are several hidden bija-s in various mantras of Murugan. Certainly I will publish mantras of Murugan in due course.Thanks for your suggestion.

Anonymous
January 18, 2013 01:07 AM

Thank you very much for teaching this valuable aspect of Sound Energy to all of us more and more everyday. Will you please write about Lord Muruga and His mantra and any story associated with Him that has a deep subtle meaning?Thank You

MANBLUNDER
January 18, 2013 12:07 AM

You can definitely contact me via email with the above details.