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Tanuja
October 09, 2024 10:10 AM

Hi Tivra ji, can क्लीँ क्रीँ हूँ क्रोँ स्फ्रोँ कामकलाकालि स्फ्रोँ क्रोँ हूँ क्रीँ क्लीँ स्वाहा be chanted by a lady without initiation?

Tīvra
October 08, 2024 10:10 PM

I will tell you a secret. Jesus Christ is an incarnation and avatar of Lalitāmbikā. How is this possible? She is the Mother of all traditions. Śrī Vidyā can be very difficult to digest for people who are not Gods. I am not telling you to convert to Christianity, but I am saying that reading the New Testament of the Bible (the life of Jesus) can tell you what Lalitāmbikā expects from a human. Through Jesus Christ, Lalitāmbikā shows how a human being should be to achieve her glory. Jesus Christ attained the three immortal bodies and this is in the Bible. Unfortunately, the Divine Mother has been taken out of the Bible. The Bible has been modified. When Jesus speaks of his Father, he is actually speaking of his Mother. The Bible has been modified. Jesus Christ was Love Incarnate and is the closest reference that a human being can have. Don’t convert, just read about the life and teachings of Jesus and add that to your meditation. He was a perfect human being, Love Incarnate, who is Lalitā. Through Jesus Christ, a single human being, Lalitāmbikā benefited all human beings. We are not gods and we are very flawed, Jesus came as a sacrifice to ensure that everyone can be forgiven of all their sins simply through repentance and unconditional love. As I said, it is not to convert to Christianity, just learn what Jesus taught. He came for humans specifically, not for the Gods. Even Gods practice Śrī Vidyā.

Jayanth
October 08, 2024 06:10 PM

It takes time to surrender to Divine as ego makes us to think that we are the doer of everything, meditation and karma yoga dilutes ego and thereby bhakti is easier. Before doing anything offer it to God and proceed, this is the simplest way

Chaitra
October 08, 2024 06:10 PM

Namaskarams! My apologies if this is a lame question. No intention of wasting anyone's time, but I really need help with the counts for anushthanam of this mantra (Śrī Saubhāgyavidyā Pañcadaśākṣarī Mantra). I was initiated a few months ago. To complete an anushthanam in 45 days, I need to chant minimum how many malas of this mantra per day? I calculated 25 malas, but need to know whether this is correct. Also how many hours does it take to do 25 malas? People who have been there and done that, please help.

Mahasvin
October 07, 2024 01:10 PM

Thank you, Jayanth Ji. This elaborate explanation is very thoughtful and inspiring. What would be your recommendation for people who experience lack of faith, and because of that experience fear to surrendering themselves to God?

himay
October 06, 2024 01:10 PM

please send me the pdf my email is himayshah07@gmail.com

Nesh
October 06, 2024 09:10 AM

Namaste. Is it possible to reveal some of the famous devotees of this form of Divine Mother? Did any of the heroes and heroines of lore have her as their ishta devata? Is there any dynasty or bloodline where she is the form most closely associated?

Sankara
October 06, 2024 04:10 AM

And the word mentioning the blue water lilly which represents Rathi Devi is nor Ambhoruha, but Ulpala (chakra abja paso ulpala)

Sankara
October 06, 2024 04:10 AM

Namasthe Max, I have just been initiated to Mahaganapati Mantra. I also had this doubt about the correct order of weapons in hands, and I believe each pair of hands corresponds to the bijakshara, hence missing the Trishula doesn't make sense. The order of Bijaksharas are 1. Shrim ( Vishnu-Lakshmi Chaithanya) 2. Hrim (Shiva-Shakti Chaitanya) 3. Klim (Kama-Rati Chaithanya) 4. Glaum (Varaha-Bhoomi Chaithanya) 5. Gam (Ganapati Chaitanya) So it makes sense that the pair of hands from top holds the weapons of corresponding chaitanyas in order 1. Top pair of hands holds Chakra & Padma of Vishnu & Lakshmi 2. Second pair holds Trishul & Rope of Shiva & Shakti 3. Third Pair holds Sugarcane Bow and Water Lilly of Kama & Rathi 4. Fourth Pair holds Club & Rice plant denoting Varaha & Bhumi 5. Forehands holding Pomogranete & Tustlk denoting Ganapati Regarding the words, I found the word Karmukaruja is not a single word, but are two - "Karmuka" (means Bow and also has the meaning of sweetness) and "Ruja" (Means destroying, crushing etc) So the Ruja must be describing tbe powerful thrishul of Shiva which destroys! I pray the knowledgeable gurus of this forum to correct me Om Gum Gurubhyo Namah Om Gam Ganapathaye Namah!

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