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Sathish
May 20, 2020 01:21 PM
Hi Krishna Ji, I need little more clarification regarding Japa.
Does Japa needs to be done strictly in the sitting posture and eyes closed.
can I do japa while walking, travelling in the bus, during free time in office, or during any other activity. Would it be considered towards actual Japa if do I so(while walking, travelling, so on..) and can lead to progress in Sadhana.
kiran
May 20, 2020 01:02 PM
"Śarva form of Śiva represents water element and Śarva’s wife is Śarvānī". Should this be changed accordingly in the interpretation of the 124th Naama?
Krishna
May 20, 2020 09:16 AM
Both Śarva and Śarvānī represent the earth element.
Krishna
May 20, 2020 01:22 AM
It is important to stick any one mantra and allow it to bestow the benefits. Jumping from one mantra to another does not give any benefits. Any one higher level mantra can bestow all the benefits that you seek. If this mantra appeals to you the most, then please find a proper practicing guru and get initiated into the mantra japa. You also need to worship the yantra and recite the relevant stotras etc. With regards to the eight other forms of Bhairava, we will post another article specifying their importance. This particular form of Bhairava is equated with Lord Nārāyaṇa and will bestow all the riches to His sincere devotees. Through this high level sādhana, Both material and spiritual benefits will be bestowed by the Divine Father!
kiran
May 19, 2020 10:42 PM
Namaste! This website has turned out to be a blessing to all the seekers. My sincere pranams to all of those who have spent your time and energies for bringing this together! Thank you.
In Naama 124 Sarvani, one of the cosmic forms of Siva being "Sarva" is interpreted to represent earth. However, in the immediate next line, the interpretation changes to Sarva form representing water element. Am I reading this wrong? Please clarify.
Gold
May 19, 2020 01:16 PM
Thank you sir. I am in a total confusion all these days, mind has been wandering from one mantra to another. Unable to concentrate on anything. I want to do something but don't know what that is. I want to be wealthy (both spiritually and materialistically). I feel blessed that you posted this mantra. I have chanted this mantra for a couple of minutes and felt some vibrations in the body which I have never experienced with any mantra earlier. I believe this is the right one for me. But I have a question. I read that there are 8 forms of Bhairava, in which Sri Swarnakarshana Bhairava is not present. Then who is Sri Swarnakarshana Bhairava? As I understand devatas fall under different planes like lower and higher, what type of mantra is this? Lower or Higher? Thank you.
Krishna
May 19, 2020 07:52 AM
If you are reciting purely for the love of poetry, please do so at any place that is convenient for you. If you are planning to recite them as part of mantra japa, then it is important to seek guidance from a practicing guru who can assist you with this and provide detailed information on how to perform the japa with all the procedures. It is generally suggested to focus on the dhyāna śloka for mantra japa. In this particular case, you may focus on the meaning of the respective śloka that you are reciting.
Krishna
May 19, 2020 07:47 AM
This question can be answered from various perspectives based on the philosophies one may follow. From the mantra śāstra angle, It is believed that advanced sadhana-s like śrīvidya or daśamahāvidya-s may help burn karma much faster and take one towards self-realization. This by itself is changing fate. It can be easily argued that this happens only for those who are fated to succeed. The argument can also be made as to how one can predict one's fate? Even from an astrological angle, there are always some means available for help, although they may seem very hard to hang on. If one truly has the belief and can put immense effort towards mantra japa, then there will surely be some benefit. If you have the ability to take the plunge, then do so by all means. It is also very important that you find a proper guru to guide you on this path. Only then, one can truly see some progress over time.
Богдан
May 18, 2020 04:13 PM
Hello, I would like to share with you Durlabhopanishad (Taken from here https://www.gurushakti.org.in/707/deities/other-deities/durlabho-upnishad), the text in English letters is taken from here (https : // m. facebook.com/maasherawalisevamandli/posts/2396052003756919).Reading this Upanishad offer the following benefits: 1) Heaps of karmas of many births is burnt 2) Wherever this mantra is played, celestials are attracted to that place 3) Purifies mind and subtle body and accelerates spiritual growth 4) Pure mind atracts highest amount of energy 5) Can give u any success in worldly life 6) spiritual aspirant of any parampara can listen ..as it is related to guru tatwa universally 7) This mantra is related to surrender of shishya to guru ..irrespective of guru parampara 8) The origin of mantra is by high order yogis 9) Durlub means rarely available it was present only with high order yogis brought to commoners by Dr.srimali 10) Adi Sankara and Vyasa maharishi had this Upanishad.
AJ
May 18, 2020 12:53 AM
Two questions:
1. Can these Slokas be chanted anywhere mentally? Like in a car, or in public, etc? Or does it have to be in sort of a meditative and quiet environment?
2. What does one have to be thinking of when chanting a sloka? For example, let's say one desires to get hired for a job and chant specific slokas for that. Do they need to think about having that job already? Basically, imagining the desired outcome while chanting? Or maybe just think of Devi while chanting is good enough?
Thank you
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