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swati
December 24, 2019 08:51 AM

Thanks Krishnaji. Vedas apparently refer to swaha as also as one of the pancha namaskarams in yajurveda. Please see Sri Saamavedam Shanmukha Sharma explaining "swaha" when detailing maha ganapati/vallabha ganapati mantra (you can start at 49:10) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3Q93BBDycQ

Dharmendra
December 23, 2019 10:00 PM

https://www.scribd.com/doc/311727903/Vancha-Kalpa-Lata-Shiva-Dutta-Mishra

Rajarshi
December 23, 2019 05:02 PM

Thank you Ravi Ji, I forgot that Supreme is without limit

MANBLUNDER
December 23, 2019 01:55 PM

In the first place, we do not know whether it is the first incarnation. When an incarnation happens, karma begins to unfold and the ignorance is lost due to manifestation of karmas. 

Rajarshi
December 23, 2019 01:39 PM

Ravi Sir, when one take first Incarnation on the plane, then how that being becomes Ignorant where no such Samskaras prevailed.

Vijeet
December 23, 2019 12:26 PM

Hi swati, after reading this kavach pls pray directly to goddess for helping me via taking my name.

Krishna
December 23, 2019 05:49 AM

A few rounds of prāṇāyama should be performed before the japa. Also, mantra japa should not be performed immediately after consuming meals. One must wait a couple of hours at least. Please ensure that the breath is coming through the left nostril or both nostrils, if possible. Sit in a comfortable posture at a quiet location, wherever that maybe and then begin focusing on one cakra at a time and perform the mantra japa. The mind will get distracted, but bring back the focus and continue the japa. Do not lose hope and continue. It is not easy even for experienced sādhakas to keep their mind fully focused. It is for this very reason, the japa count is very large. Focusing on breath and aligning the mantra with phases of a breath cycle is also highly desirable and result fetching. All of these have been mentioned in various articles on this website. Please look in the mantras section.

Krishna
December 23, 2019 05:38 AM

Namaḥ is for salutations and svāhā for oblations. Most śakti mantras and Lord Gaṇeśa mantras end with svāhā, signifying the offering of our karmas to the respective deities. Their grace and knowledge showered upon us, burns our ego and dispels all illusion that surrounds as in the form of māya.

Krishna
December 23, 2019 05:26 AM

Please contact any of the gurus listed on the initiation page. Additional birth details are also required. Please go through the article on how to derive the ātma bīja, for further details.

swati
December 23, 2019 02:40 AM

Thanks Krishnaji. Was very helpful. "swaha" is used for offerings/oblations in Havan and also as "namahskaram"? (ex. maha ganpapati mantra ends with swaha even though we use it in japa/dhyana also).

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