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Bimal
December 25, 2020 10:11 PM

papaaji tossi great ho. Mat jao . please continue and dont conclude. You fulfil the desire of wrong people by concluding.

Krishna
December 24, 2020 08:52 AM

Thank you for pointing out the difference between the stotram and the nāmāvali. I have made the corrections here as per your suggestions.

Madhav
December 24, 2020 07:55 AM

Even on Sanskritdocuments.org, stotram says "Karali" but Namavali says "Kaali". I spent some more time checking online sources, some have Kaali and some Karali. Since the stotram is from Rudrayamala Tantra, I checked Rudrayamala at https://archive.org/details/RudrayamalaTantram_201712/page/n205/mode/2up. This version of rudrayamala doesnt have matangi astotara shatanama stotram

Madhav
December 24, 2020 07:54 AM

Krishnaji, my suggestion was not based on ancient text. Source 1: The Sri Matangi Ashtotara Shatanama Stotram that you have provided us has "Karali" https://www.manblunder.com/articlesview/sri-matangi-satanama-stotram. After I saw difference between Stotram and Namavali here on manblunder then I googled to check and found this Source2: https://stotranidhi.com/en/sri-matangi-ashtottara-shatanamavali-in-english/ which had Karali. Stotram on their site also mentions "Karali" https://stotranidhi.com/en/sri-matangi-ashtottara-shatanama-stotram-in-english/

Krishna
December 24, 2020 06:05 AM

There maybe some variations between sources. Please mention your source and I can include this as well. I just looked up on sanskritdocuments.org and this nāma seems to be accurate.

Madhav
December 24, 2020 01:05 AM

Krishnaji, 22nd Naama needs correction. it should be "Karali"

Krishna
December 23, 2020 10:21 PM

I meant the proximal phalanx. There are other methods where one starts from the distal phalanx and move towards the proximal phalanx. You may follow either of these.

ARUN
December 23, 2020 08:54 PM

Dear Sir Thank you very much for the Kind reply I have one final question in relation to Dakshina kalika mantra puja vidhi In the website manblunder.com you have mentioned PANCHAPUJA VIDHI as a part of dakshina kali mantra There is a phrase which is as follows ... 'Hold the lower tip of the bottom phalange of the little fingers of both hands with the upper tip of the thumbs, with the back of the hand facing us.' When you say bottom phalanx.. does it mean the phalanx that is immediately next to the palm? In medical terms there is proximal phalanx (immediately next to palm - beginning of the finger), middle phalanx (mid portion of finger) and distal phalanx (the phalanx with nails on it) Please let me know as I am going to follow this method of doing pancha puja with mudras. Thanks and kind regards Arun Ramabhadra

Krishna
December 23, 2020 09:00 AM

When a mantra is initiated, the initiating guru will provide all the details associated with the main mantra, which may also include the mantra specific curse removal and life giving mantras etc. In case such mantras are not known and if one faces obstacles related to the mantra fruition or even its recitation, then one may choose to recite this stotra and the associated mantras specified within. For any mantra, if the nyāsās are available, it is always best to recite them. As a rule, one must recite from the viniyoga to the samarpana sections of the initiated mantra. This is the proper procedure. In addition, one must make earnest efforts to also recite the Āvaraṇa pūja on a regular basis, if it cannot be done along with the mantra japa. Further, reciting the associated mantra kavaca and other stotras will also help in the early fruition of the mantra. The extent of the fruition may vary based on one's karma and in general, one must continue reciting the initiated mantra(s) lifelong to move further into the spiritual realms and realize the true purpose of our existence.

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