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Krishna
October 04, 2021 08:57 PM
"kelaya" means dancing. "bhāṣaya" is speaking or singing. The preceding "āveśaya" means taking possession of. So whatever has taken possession of us, such as bad spirits or any other bad influences making us dance and sing to their tunes, will now be ridden by the grace of the Divine Mother Mahābaṭukabhairavī.
Kali
October 04, 2021 04:38 AM
Hari Om Sri Gurubyo Namaha Hari Om My dear Ravi, this is Stephen, in Chile. Santosh Kumar knows me. I have loved this particular page a lot and I loved the part where you said that you also don't fear these mantras etc. I have spent so much time studying the teachings of Sri sri sri Amritananda Natha Saraswati and other great Mahasiddhas that it's just silly to have any fear these days. It is important to remind people that come to this site with "don't share this or don't teach that" types of messages that we live in a different yuga. Remind them that if they are so full of fear then they should take it up with Bhairava before they come to tell us to put back on our clothes lol :-). Sorry, an avadhuta type of joke. I have chanted the Guhya Kali Sahasranama many times and it was very beneficial. I have chanted so many mantras and Santosh Kumar never told me I couldn't. He was right. No sadhana is ever wasted when the Upasaka is totally in love with the Goddess. This comes first. Please know of my love and respect. I wanted to ask if you have ever seen a translation of the Guhya Kali Sahasranama. I couldn't even find an audio recording of it being chanted either. I just have an English transliteration. Do you have any information on this Stotram? I think that is all. Sri Matre Namaha <3
Katyayani
October 03, 2021 12:12 AM
Krishna ji, the mantra words are "kelaya" or kīlaya? "bhāṣaya", bhākṣaya or bhakṣaya? Please clarify the meaning of the correct words too.
AtmaVidhya
September 29, 2021 05:08 AM
Soma, you are welcome. I learnt a lot about Goddess Matangi from articles on this site published by Krishnaji and Raviji. She is the most mysterious and least understood of all the dasamahavidyas. She is kind of fusion of Urga nature of Kali and Soumya nature of Lalita Tripurasundari. I found Matangi Sahasranama from the Nandyavarta Tantra describe many of her esoteric aspects, and was enlightening as well. She is most tolerant of her devotees and does not care for purity or procedure. All that is needed is pure devotion and faith. Shyamala Dandakam, of Kalidasa is a great Poem that details his account of direct encounter with the Goddess. The name sadāmadā ( from the Shyamala Sodasanama article by Krishnaji) captures the essence of her ever present highly intoxicated spiritual state. There is also an entire chapter devoted to her in Phetkarni tantra.
Soma
September 28, 2021 05:52 AM
Greetings, and thank you very much for sharing this knowledge. I feel it’s very important that more is shared about Matangi, because the information on her that is publicly available is not very common. I have actually read that Her individual Tantras are very secret and have not yet been revealed by the sadhakas who have them. If you have any more information, please share. Knowledge like this is so incredibly valuable.
Krishna
September 26, 2021 02:25 AM
There is no mantra that I am aware of, which is a combination of Śrī Bagalāmukhi and Pañcadaśī mantras. There is however a Ṣoḍaśī mantra, that contains various bījas of other Daśamahāvidyās. This mantra is mentioned in the Siddhayāmala tantram and referenced in Mantra Mahodadhi and various other Mantra compendiums.
Krishna
September 26, 2021 02:11 AM
Thank you for pointing out the omission. It has been fixed now.
Panduranga Sharma
September 25, 2021 05:17 PM
I am Sowbhaguavidya upasaka and Bagalamukhi upasaka. Now, I am very interested to know that is there any Samputi mantra of Bagalamukhi with Panchadashi? If yes, Can I recite it without additional upadesha? Where can I find it. Thanks in advance for your precious time and answer. - PANDURANGA SHARMA RAMAKA
Jayanth
September 25, 2021 09:56 AM
duṣṭa in sanskrit version is missing in the mantra. sarva "dusta" is present in iast but missing in sanskrit. Please check
Krishna
September 25, 2021 09:01 AM
Thank you for pointing out the errors. We have made the corrections in the article.
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