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Krishna
May 31, 2024 12:05 AM
Ekapadā with the dīrgha ̍'ā̍' is Feminine in gender. The dīrgha ̍'ā̍' and 'ī' are used for denoting the female gender in Sanskrit.
Lalitha
May 30, 2024 08:05 PM
Namaste, Divya. Thank you for your enlightening writing about meditation and for approaching it practically. Your writing speaks to me as clearly as the thoughts in my mind. I have not encountered many females who practice meditation and are ready to share it so lucidly. I try to "meditate" or calm my mind, as I call it, just before I sleep and wake up. The starting process you mention is the same - chanting and steering my mind to focus on that. I utter a stotra, and I feel my mind wander with thoughts; when I catch it and redirect it back, it starts the strotram exactly where it lets off!! Sometimes, the thoughts trick me by withholding a few keywords in the Strotram, and I am stuck; I have to cajole my mind into recollecting the phrases with promises of continuing those thoughts at other times. It magically brings forth the exact phrase. I enjoy praying just before I sleep and love to wake up praying. I don't think I have reached a "meditative state" more a lucid dreaming state that gradually eases into sleep or wakefulness depending upon the time. Nevertheless, I sleep deeply and wake up refreshed, with a resolve to face my chores with equanimity. I wonder if I can make progress in meditation if I choose to meditate in a particular asana during the daytime. Unfortunately, I don't have the resolve to sit still and devote unlimited time to myself during the day. Any thoughts on how I proceed from here? Thank you
Hari VS
May 30, 2024 03:05 PM
Hi sir,
so its mandatory to get initiated if all the japa karma like nyas, panca pooja, dhyana, samarpanam is to be followed . am i correct ?
Jevgenijs
May 30, 2024 11:05 AM
“Ekapadā devi“ sounds masculine. Perhaps Ekapadi devi is more feminine. I am novice in samskrta, will be very grateful if you clarify about this form of Devi. Found no mentions in abhidhana that I poseess.
anand
May 29, 2024 10:05 AM
Jothi ji, I tried to open the link but unable to open. Can you please share the ugra matrika nyasam details once again. It will be kind of you.
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May 28, 2024 02:05 PM
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Manoj
May 28, 2024 01:05 PM
In this mantra whether its beej mantra haum or hraum as per mantra shastras??or whether it differs according different mantra shastras.
Nesh
May 27, 2024 10:05 AM
Is it perhaps not nīlanaṇṭha but nīlakaṇṭha in the main mantra?
Siddhant
May 26, 2024 04:05 PM
Sir can you please guide me that if bal mantra is preffixed by aim hrim shrim instead of om then what will be the curse removal and how to invoke ichha jyan and kriya shakti for this mantra and also please guide is it ok to visualise bala tripur sundari on white flower instead of red?
Nesh
May 24, 2024 01:05 AM
Animal sacrifice is extensively described and even intermittently recommended in some parts of the Vedas. Killing and violence are also prohibited many times in the Vedas. How is this so? Because dharmic sacrifice and battle are not himsa or adharma, and the karma from himsa is not present in rakta Bali performed with proper knowledge, awareness, purpose, intention, and love.
Separately, truly 99.9% of people who talk confidently about Vedas have never fully read the vedas, let alone studied and read and re-read as is necessary. Just ask about the very literal and detailed horse sacrifice ritual in Yajur Veda; you will find so-called experts totally unaware and or (more likely) revealing themselves for the samsaric compulsive liars which they very much are. Many future births and stays in the health realms await most so-called Vedic authorities in this dawn of Kali Yuga. It is a frustrating part of the play from my perspective, but in reality it is all God and all perfect, and specifically, the artistic sense behind even the most infuriating and inscrutable parts of reality is done with perfectly masterful and incomparable artistic sense of Lalitā herself
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