If I were to summarize Anuttaramnaya's awakening in a devotee I would write the following quotes: "When I see men feeding themselves with vicious meat food, It is ever-recurring grief to me; I tremble, I faint, my flesh shrinks, You do know my sore-troubled mind, My exhausted mind, my Master. I shuddered at the horrid killer’s swift-descending axe on the prostrate life. When with my eyes I saw the terrible agony of taking life away , or the fishermen’s net on the sand with bait, or rope with noose, or trap, Lord, Lord, my Father, You do know, How, how, shall I utter my agony? Without Thy Grace I am only a mean dog- like creature living in fear. If I remain without prayerful obeisance to Thy Feet in love, I would become a mean dog-like creature of evil. I who was the meanest person, meaner than the meanest of the dogs, have come to own the Country of Bliss by taking the feed of the Amrita of Compassion. I who was like a dog leading a superficial life and running madly after the sense-pleasures, have now become verily Thy own Son. O Lord! Even a rock of mountain will be moved to melt if it comes to know the difficulties met with and sufferings undergone by me at the foot-steps of the spiritual Journey since the age of my twelfth year upto this day. Those difficulties and sufferings faced in boldness without fear have now turned wholly into Bliss. O Lord! Thy true Grace has become my own inherent possession." I compare the fire generated by the sentiment contained in these quotes to the fire generated by thousands of years of penance in just a few days. Without a doubt, it is like going towards God in an airplane, instead of a train or cart. The Vagbhava Kuta of the Kadi Panchadasi Mantra is Anuttaramnaya; the Kamaraja Kuta is Urdhvamnaya; the Shakti Kuta is the other four remaining Amnayas. When you recite the Hadi Panchadasi, you are looking upwards (Urdvamnaya), that is, towards God. When you recite the Kadi Panchadasi, you are looking downwards, because you are looking at all things from God's point of view; and God, the Supreme Being, has nothing above Him to confront, so He and you only look downwards because you two have become one. The seed "ka" of the Vagbhava Kuta of the Kadi Vidya means "All 36 Tattvas are identical to me - Anuttara - All 36 Tattvas see from my point of view." The seed "ka" of the Kamaraja Kuta means "Prithvi Tattva and Shiva Tattva are identical - the latter is equal to the former." The seed "ka" of Shakti Kuta means "Shakti Tattva and Shiva Tattva are identical - Appearances and Consciousness are identical to each other - The nature of appearances is to reveal God, and the nature of God is to establish appearances." "ka" "e" "ī" are, respectively, Kundalini, Avyakta Kamakala, and Vyakta Kamakala. What is Kundalini? It is a particle of the Supreme that knows the truth, that knows the way home, regardless of the impurities of where it is. What is Avyakta Kamakala? It is the Shri Chakra contained in a "point". What is Vyakta Kamakala? It is the "point" contained in the Shri Chakra. If you are prepared to approach the 15 letters of the Kadi Vidya with the correct temperament and not just as a cluster of letters, then you need not add or subtract anything else. But if you understand the essence of Anuttaramnaya contained in the quotes I mentioned earlier about the agony of witnessing the suffering of creation, then the 15 letters will not be a danger to you.

Who is Lalitā? In the end, she is only Anuttarāmnāya. I don't see anyone saying what the path of Anuttarāmnāya is, only Urdhvāmnāya. The difference between Urdhvāmnāya and Anuttarāmnāya is the same difference between going towards God by "Train" or by "Jet". Urdhvāmnāya is Tripurabhairavī, which becomes the fifteen-letter Hādi Vidyā. Discarding all rituals, Urdhvāmnāya is simply going beyond all appearances and seeing everything as God. Pure Urdhvāmnāya is paying homage to the God who is behind every person, creature, nature, atom. You pay homage to God in nature by caring for it; you pay homage to God in your wife by loving her; you pay homage to God in your children by caring for them; You pay homage to God in your enemies by forgiving them; you pay homage to God in the wicked by punishing them proportionally, for punishment is an instrument of healing, not hatred. Anuttarāmnāya is Bālā that becomes the Kādi Vidyā of fifteen letters. Eliminating all rituals, Anuttarāmnāya is the deepening of Urdhvāmnāya and arises from the combination of two things: seeing God in all things and loving Him unconditionally. If you combine these two things with great concentration, you will realize that a discomfort will arise within you... a discomfort at seeing anything in this creation suffer... anything. This discomfort is Compassion, and Compassion is Grace, and Grace is Anuttarāmnāya. A high level of concentration is needed to see God in all things; a higher level of concentration is needed to love God in all things. Anuttarāmnāya is the abolition of all separation on all levels. Anuttarāmnāya is the abolition of all āmnāyas, for only Anuttarāmnāya exists in the end, just as only Parā Vāk exists. This power of attraction in the Kādi Lalitā in Anuttarāmnāya is the desire to remove from creation the stupidity of the idea of ​​separation. She wants to draw everything into herself, because by doing so, everything will acquire the same qualities as her and stop suffering. Children wanted to see themselves as separate from their parents; they wanted to have bodies and instruments separate from their parents; that is why these children die. These children are us. Anuttarāmnāya is the natural state of the Soul; you need no further practice after removing the veils that cover Anuttarāmnāya because this is what you naturally are. Currently, you are in a state that is not natural. The stupidity of separation that contaminates this Universe is not natural. Death is not natural. Here are 16 (sixteen) rules of Anuttaramnaya: 1. Non-Additional: Nothing more can be added to the 36 Tattvas. 2. Non-Dialogue: no Question or Answer; Knowing without Subject-Object duality; Non-difference of Devi and Bhairava. 3 . No Crossing Over: From Deha to Prana to Buddhi to Shunya to Atma. 4. Non-Ascent: Gradual Piercing of the Chakras is not indispensable. 5. No Crossing Over: Samsara is not bondage to be gone beyond. 6. Non-Designation: Cannot be objectified as 'This'. Eternal Subject. Everpresent here and now. 7. Non-Transcendent: Slender rain is not seen against the void of sky but only against the forms of trees and houses. 8. Non-Hierarchy: of Upayas, Tattvas, Pramatrs and Avasthas. 9. Non-Hierarchy: of Varnas and Adhikara. 10. Non-Hierarchy: of Vak = Pashyanti, Madhyama or Vaikhari. All is Para. 11. Non-Hierarchy: of Aghora, Ghora and Ghoratara. 12. Non-Hierarchy: of Para, Parapara and Apara. 13. Non-Initiation: Revelatory Knowledge alone is Initiation. 14. To Breathe: Life itself as Complete Knowledge and Action. The whole of Saivagama is established in Prana. 15. Absolute Freedom: Svatantraya Shakti, the inner nature of Maya, is the true nature of Consciousness. AHAM = A + HA + M. 16. No Time-Space: Non-Succession and Non-Relational.

A wonderful article, thank you for this.

Is there a form called Jala Durga ? If yes , then can you share her Dhyana mantra if available ?

Chanting the mantra of ista devata, Shiva mantra or Gayatri is best for Depression and associated problems

I am suffering from depression, stress, anxiety or some sort of negative energy for a long time due to which not able to take bath on regular basis. Can I listen LS and VS in morning ? I have strong urge to listen these sahasranaam. Can someone more advanced realised practitioner sadhak can answer this question ? I know these are siddha stotra but if somone is sick and need spiritual treatment as cure how can he follow all rule and regulations beforehand ? Untill unless one gets some relief? Thanks

But in comment section , it has been advised that out of pure devotion one can chant LS without initiation.

I forwarded them to a manuscript expert and she was unable to go further. We will need some more manuscripts that have the same mantra/stotra and legibly written.

Thank you for the reminder. I will try and take up the effort sometime next year.

'setu' denotes a bridge. A setu mantra will bridge the gap between us and the mantra in order to access its benefits. The mahāsetu allows access to the highest level of benefits, which would be self-realization and possibly liberation, if we become eligible for the same.