I will tell the exact origin of Mahā Pratyaṅgirā. This form of the Divine Mother arose from Guhya Kāli. Divine Mother Guhya Kāli has her abode beyond the Parabrahman and no one knows her true and most powerful form. Nobody knows where Guhya Kāli came from. She was simply already there beyond the Parabrahman. She is the Divine Mother of secrets that can break all rules. The devotee of Guhya Kāli can ask for the secret to reach any goal to be revealed, there is no limit to what he can ask for, however absurd it may be. From Guhya Kāli there will always arise a form that no one has ever seen before, but never for nothing, there will always be a reason. Mahā Pratyaṅgirā emerged from Guhya Kāli to restore the Sattva between Śarabha and Gaṇḍabheruṇḍa and protect the balance and functioning of the universes. After solving this problem, Mahā Pratyaṅgirā remains accessible to this day as the most drastic solution to restore Sattva when necessary. For the time being, there is no deity more aggressive than Mahā Pratyaṅgirā, but there will certainly be a more aggressive one if necessary. The deity responsible for giving rise to these unprecedented forms is Guhya Kāli. It was Lalitāmbika who asked Kāmakalā Kāli to give the order to Guhya Kāli to create Mahā Pratyaṅgirā. Lalitāmbika and Kāmakalā Kāli are two queens who constantly dialogue to deal with the needs of governing the universe. They are two sisters who love each other very much. Those who conspire against Lalitāmbika will know the fury of Kāmakalā Kāli and Mahā Pratyaṅgirā. These two love Lalitāmbika very much. If all means are insufficient, Guhya Kāli is called upon to reveal the secret to solving anything and breaking all rules. Despite the indefinite power of Guhya Kāli and the tremendous aggressiveness of Mahā Pratyaṅgirā, both are under the rule of Lalitāmbika and Kāmakalā Kāli. It's not about who is more powerful, it's about organization. All are the same Devi. Thus I revealed for the first time the true origin of Mahā Pratyaṅgirā, as the fruit of merit.

.Nameste Shri. Krishna Vallapareddy I want to do some uchist ganpati sadhna .I need such a guru who can take very far in Tantra and guide me like his son. I request you to give me initiation so that my spiritual goal can be achieved

Thank you for your response. I want to ask, Hanuman has a form with 5th and 11th faces, but they are widely known among devotees of Rama, Hanuman or just religious hindus, there is not so much mystery and reservations around these forms of God in worshiping them (as in worshiping Narasimha). But why is it that the form of Narasimha with 8 faces is so little known to the general public and the kavachas or mantras are almost impossible to find. Could it be that Hanuman with 11 faces and Narasimha with 8 faces are equal in power, but the Almighty Himself when He took such forms conceived it so that one could be widely worshipped by His devotees, and the other form (Narasimha with 8 faces) remained secret and was known to a very small number of people? Thank you for your answer.

When the vyāhṛti-s - Bhūr, Bhuvaḥ and Svaḥ are combined together, we form a "sandhi", as it is called in Sanskrit and that becomes bhūrbhuvassuvaḥ. You can use either the sandhied form or the separate form of these words while chanting. The effect is the same. As always, follow the directions of your guru and recite what is initiated. The guru̍'s instructions are final in these matters.

Śrī Aṣṭamukha Gaṇḍa Bheruṇḍa Nṛsiṃha consisting of 8 heads of Lord Nṛsiṃha, is a very aggressive form of the Lord and is rarely worshipped by sādhakas. Each face has a mantra of its own and there are a few mantras for the combined form too. In my considered opinion, it is best to avoid this form of Lord Nṛsiṃha and worship Śrī Lakṣmī Nṛsiṃha instead for both wealth and protection, as well as for self-realization and liberation.

Pranab SrRavi. EXCELLENT articles. Lucid great subject told in a simple manner. Could be understood by lay person also. Thank you Sir. Hit would be of help if any simple meditation technique is I Thanksgiving you SRavi for this excellent article. Really it is a journey.r Thanks once again sir

sir, everywhere i have seen svaha, but here you mentioned suvaha...is there any difference in pronouncing it?

hello sir/madam, is it svaha or suvaha?

Very divine.. Thank you so much for this write up.

Hello, Can anyone tell me more about the Ashtamukha (or even the 12 mukha) of Gandabherunda Narasimha and Pratyangira Devi? There is very little information on the Internet about these deities and the powers they possess. Is there any stotram or mantra that can be chanted to Ashtamukha Gandabherunda Narasimha and Pratyangira Devi for the common good to honor these deities? Does anyone know where to find out about Hamsa Kali? Stotras, Mantras? Thank you if you share the information with me. Happy Navaratri everyone!