COMMENTS


Krishna S
April 13, 2023 01:04 PM

Namaste Tripuraghnaji. Can I request you to please provide your insights & explanations on the Atmaraksha mantra of Pratyangira devi posted in this article https://manblunder.com/articlesview/atma-raksana-sripratyangira-mantra-japa to help those practicing better understand it? Thank you.

Богдан
April 13, 2023 12:04 PM

Namaste. When we concentrate properly on Ajna Chakra, we see an inverted triangle from our eyebrows, and when we close our eyes, what should we do to prevent them from getting tired, and what should we see when we concentrate properly on Ajna Chakra with our eyes closed?

Богдан
April 13, 2023 12:04 PM

Where can we learn how to perform Surya Namaskar correctly? Everyone says that this is Surya's greeting. Can you share how to perform it correctly? Thank you in advance.

Aishwarya
April 13, 2023 11:04 AM

Thank you so much Krishna Ji, for this IMMENSELY BEAUTIFUL translation. I have no words to express how much positive and blessed I felt while reading this. I cried tears of joy !!!!! Thank you so much for your hardwork. In fact I would like to thank you for the entire section on Sri Raja Shyamala and her different forms. I cannot express my gratitude enough. I know you don't write much anymore, so I really appreciate this even more. Namaste Lorran Ji, a big thanks to you as well. May the Divine Mother Raja Shyamala bless us all.

Tripuraghna
April 12, 2023 10:04 PM

The Ajna Chakra is your command center. Take your position in it and command your body, prana and soul from it. Assume your command position. It is your right, from your birth, to take charge in the Ajna Chakra. Maha Varahi will be there to welcome you. Take control of your destiny.

Tripuraghna
April 12, 2023 10:04 PM

Surya Namaskar was never about grahas. Surya Namaskar is about the sun of your soul. The soul of your soul. Perfection of this practice should be mandatory for those who recite Mantras. The body needs to be prepared to withstand the Mantras or they will not want to stay in the body.

Tripuraghna
April 12, 2023 10:04 PM

Namaste Deepak Singh. It was never really necessary to follow breathing patterns. Focus on the third eye (between your eyebrows) and recite the Mantra MENTALLY until you forget your breath and stop breathing completely (Kevala Kumbhaka). By focusing on the third eye and the Mantra, there is no doubt that soon the Ida and Pingala flow will die and pierce the central Sushumna channel. You may not succeed today, but you will soon if you persist in this way. There's no need to force things. The ultimate goal of true Pranayama is the cessation of breathing (naturally). Advanced Surya Namaskar practitioners pierce the Sushumna during practice. They start out breathing, but then the flow dies down and they go into a trance where the movements are all performed without breathing for a long time and without effort. They experience immense electricity in the sushumna channel of the body in their spine and immense happiness. It is a pity that the practice of Surya Namaskar is not taught correctly by most people today. From the perfection of correct Surya Namaskar comes complete Sushumna awakening, perfect body without disease and the power to live without food. Undoubtedly all Mantras quickly bear fruit for him, even those locked Mantras.

Deepak Singh
April 12, 2023 08:04 PM

correct sir... I'm getting yawning and distracted from the Mantra chanting... so now please tell me how to start meditation and chanting the Mantras....

Deepak Singh
April 12, 2023 08:04 PM

Sir, I think I have to continue chanting of Panchakshari Mantra with Rudraksh Mala and separately will start practicing breathing exercise with the help of your link...https://manblunder.com/articlesview/basic-breathing-techniques Kindly advice sir...

Nesh
April 12, 2023 03:04 AM

Namaskaram dear sirs. Please tell of the meaning of अं. My very limited reading of the Kamadhenu tantra says this letter/aksara is to be pictured yellow in colour, consisting of all knowledge, and has within it the three bindus and Iccha & jnana & kriya Śaktis, as well as five pranas and is MahāKundalini ( This is rough summary as there is no English translation). This description is obtuse and obscure to me. If it is possible, please provide clarity and simplification. The above info follows the system of Matrika, and perhaps of note, when the letters of Sanskrit alphabet are associated with locations on the body, this ‘am’ letter is to be thought of as on the [top?] of the head.