COMMENTS


Azarael
March 09, 2025 09:03 PM

Krishna ji, Can this mantra be chanted without initiation.if initiation is mandatory can you point to a guru who could initiate me into the mantra of jaya durga. Thank you!!

Manoj
March 08, 2025 08:03 PM

Krishna,Tivra , tripuraghna,Surya and Jothi agaval or anyone ,can anyone please explain what is bindu bhedana in full or in brief can you please shed some light on this? What sequence of procedures are followed in bindu bhedana??

Santhosh
March 08, 2025 01:03 AM

Dear Sir, My Mother passed away on 5th July 2024 in Bengaluru and we have done the karyas/rituals as per gowda's community in which the ritual are performed by younger son who is my brother on 11th day. and my question is can i marry on 14th May 2025 i.e, within 1year. is there any wrong to do so or we need to wait till completion of 1 year. Pls guide me

AJ
March 07, 2025 11:03 PM

I’ve always wondered about the verses and the number of “repetitions” and the number of “days” needed to chant. Intuitively, it seems practically impossible. A lot of verses require chanting the verses 1000 times for 45 days or so. Any of the slokas, when chanted at a moderate pace, takes on average about 20 seconds to complete. Chanting it to the rhythm of a “song” can take even longer, up to a minute or so. So 20 seconds for 1 repetition, theoretically that’s roughly 20,000 seconds for 1000 repetitions…or roughly 5-6 straight hours of chanting. The thing is, almost no one can devote that amount of time…EVERYDAY. Most people work, have school, kids, and other priorities in their daily lives. Yes maybe one or two days out of the week, someone can devote 5+ hours of chanting, but very VERY few have that amount of time available for 20-45 days consecutively, unless they are unemployed + no children, and lives in an environment where they won’t be disturbed at all for 5+ hours at the same time, everyday. This is why I question the authenticity of the “repetitions” and the “number of days” to chant. Even if those are authentic from the time the Soundarya Lahari was created, it was during a time where no one had 9-5 jobs, and daily life wasn’t as busy and stressful as modern life today. It was a rather simplistic life, and one definitely had ample time on their hands to do something like chant or meditate for hours on end without much disturbance from family, school, or jobs, or errands. If it is not authentic, then it must’ve been added on much later in time. But if it were so important, wouldn’t Shankara add them when he originally created it?!? Why leave them out, only for it to REQUIRE necessary repetitions and number of days chanting far into the future? It makes no sense. This is my personal opinion, but each sloka, they don’t actually say, or advise, or IMPLY the reader needs to “chant” anything. None of the slokas actually imply they should be outwardly reciting said slokas. Almost all of them are merely descriptions of the goddess in various ways, poses, colors, with or without certain objects, her emotions, her physical body, etc. And these verses seem to tell the reader to simply MEDITATE on that. Whatever the descriptions say in each sloka…simply MEDITATE on that specific description. There’s no clear instruction about literally saying each sloka out loud for extended periods of time. This is just my opinion. Something I’ve always wondered is, could future followers who added the “repetitions” and “number of days” and “food offerings” to the Soundarya Lahari years later…have done this to distract from the REAL way to worship Soundarya Lahari…which is just to meditate on the descriptions given in each sloka? Maybe they realized that much more simple way of worshipping is actually extremely powerful, and didn’t want many people in the future to possibly gain its benefits? That’s just speculation on my part. But I do feel the repetitions and number of days were never part of the original creation, since none of the slokas itself mention verbal recitation at all. Do you agree with this?

AlphaOm
March 07, 2025 05:03 PM

Namaste. Guru Ji did you have any plans to reveal theme of upasana of Kundalini? Mantra sadhanas (japa) and ways to worship Sri Kundalini as goddess in personified form, this is very rare information, difficult to find something, but same time I think many people would be interested, as this topic combines two very popular subjects - kundalini yoga and tantric ritual.

Monika Kraulis
March 06, 2025 06:03 PM

Hello, may I ask whether in nama 39 it is makutakara or mukutakara? The Challekere Brothers chant makutakara. Thank you!

Nischal
March 05, 2025 10:03 PM

Can you provide Kalikrishna mantra

Akash
March 05, 2025 07:03 AM

How many times to say this for purascharan ?

sharath
March 04, 2025 12:03 AM

Hello Aakash can you please let me know if the guru from whom you have taken initiation for this manthra is available and can be approached,Thanks

Bhanu
March 02, 2025 08:03 AM

Namasthe Guruji, In journey of knowing matangi mantra, surprisingly I directed towards "manblunder", I made corrections in my mantra practice, also know about versions in Matangi Mantra. With your blessings I want to know Version-5 mantra in detail. Does this mantra contain anganyasa and karanyasa procedure or not.