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kiran
August 20, 2021 05:03 PM

So from a vedantic perspective, these deities do not exist at all? If we chose the path of devotion, elaborate rituals become important and therefore comes a gamut of dieties. But when we traverse the path of self realization, it's purely an internal process. So will a vedantin actually take pity on those who are propelled by devotion and performance of elaborate rituals? Because a vedantin may think there's actually nothing to do except for contemplation of the self. However can we equate the process of contemplation to performance of rituals? Because both the process helps us in shedding the unwanted layers. Or performance of rituals and japa are really important for liberation? Because it actually gives us a sense of satisfaction that we are putting efforts and therefore there will be a reward against the vedantic way of not doing any rituals. Is it a merely a social conditioning of mind that results are directly proportional to the intensity of human efforts? These two concepts are very conflicting. It would only best if we do what we feel drawn to. However, when a conflict arises internally, both doing and not doing becomes draining.

Lorran
August 16, 2021 06:51 PM

Namaste. When time permits, publish the original and complete version of the most sacred Maha Viparita Pratyangira Stotram. This is the ultimate weapon in the tantras for your progress when all hopes are lost. The original and complete version is found here: https://youtu.be/KA39-setZcU

MANBLUNDER
August 16, 2021 06:20 PM

When did you write to him? All the initiatees are top level professionals and they could talk time for replying. 

Varsha
August 16, 2021 12:51 PM

Hello. I tried getting in touch with the person in Chennai, for mantra initiation. Is it still the same contact details - sriram@manblunder.com - or has it changed? Thank you for your help.

Krishna
August 14, 2021 09:14 PM

We are not aware of this mantra. If we do come across it, we will certainly publish it. Please do note that mantras have to be obtained from one's guru and not other sources, for them to be effective. For reference purposes, you may refer to our website and other sources, but please do not practice without seeking an initiation from a practicing guru.

Krishna
August 14, 2021 08:41 PM

The ṛṣyādi nyāsa can be different and may include all or most of the bījas of the mantra. The information provided is exactly as per the source. Unfortunately, it is available only from one source and we have no other means to verify the accuracy of the mantra and its components. As always, what you receive from your guru should be held sacrosanct. Anything obtained from external sources such as books, journals or websites etc may only be used for reference purposes, but NOT for actual practice. Without a proper initiation from a practicing guru, mantras do not yield results.

Udayan Roy
August 14, 2021 12:54 AM

Sir what is the mantra for Ugrachanda, the goddess mentioned in Kalika Puran; whose saktis are Ugrachanda, Prachanda, Chandogra, Chandanayika, Atichanda, Chamunda, Chandanayika. Along with Rishi and metre and nyasa.

Surya
August 09, 2021 12:26 AM

rsyadi nyssa last line "sram" and mantra last spell still not mached sir

Krishna
August 06, 2021 05:10 AM

It could be a reference to the 32 lettered UgraTārā mantra or a completely different mantra that we are unaware of at this time.

Krishna
August 06, 2021 05:03 AM

Thank you for pointing out the inconsistencies. It has been corrected. The mantra is correct.