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sdh
October 18, 2020 04:46 PM

Sir. I have a close friend who is suffering very badly now. He has done mantra sadhanas for Maa Pratyangira without chanting the Kavacam. The sadhanas were done many years ago. Is there any way to help situations like this sir? Can he recite the kavacam to help solve this problem. He is in a very bad situation now. He doesn't know that he has to recite the kavacam before doing the sadhanas. He doesn't much strength to do sadhanas now. I hope for your replies soon sir. Thank you so much

swati
October 17, 2020 03:22 PM

Sharma Garu, Nope. I haven't taken mantra deeksha from him. I only saw his YouTube videos. i dont know anything about him.

Mahesh
October 16, 2020 08:17 PM

Some say pranava should not to added to Devi mantras as it may absorb the power of mantra, and result may delayed is it true?

Mahesh
October 16, 2020 08:15 PM

I have been initiated to Chandi navakshari as the part of srividya,but the mantra is without pranava, I don’t do rishi Nyasa & Dyana, as I was not told about it, Is it Ok to do rishi& Anga nyasa even I am not told by my guru,please explain as i am unable to contact my guru.

Sharma
October 16, 2020 06:41 AM

Hi Swati garu, did you take the mantra deeksha from Kamalanandanatha guru garu? can you contact me if so?

Krishna
October 16, 2020 04:45 AM

I have made the correction. Thank you for letting us know!

Krishna
October 16, 2020 04:45 AM

Both "raktāmbarāṁ" or "raktakalāmbarāṁ" relate to the same meaning of adorned in red garments and ornaments representing the passion to create as She is the very cause of this omniverse. I have added "raktāmbarāṁ" to the above śloka also.

Krishna
October 15, 2020 11:48 PM

When you see a 'ā', it is usually a 'a + a' and the word can be split in such a manner. For example, 'mayūkāvṛte' becomes 'mayūka' + 'avṛte', meaning a peacock and its circle of feathers when dancing. The Divine Mother offers a 360 degree protection, is to be gleaned from it. When we see a word like 'kālasyollāsinīm', the 'o' can be split as 'a + u', such as 'kālasya' + 'ullāsinīm', meaning prevalent and delighted at all times. Sometimes the words cannot be split just like that or an incorrect split can change the meaning.

Krishna
October 15, 2020 11:38 PM

1. Generally about 1 lakh (100,000). But it can also be akṣara lakṣa, meaning 1 lakh per syllable, totalling 15 lakh or 1.5 million for the root pañcadaśakṣarī mantra. These variations have 3 more additional letters taking it to 1.8 million or 18 lakh mantra japas. You can use a mālā of 108 beads to perform the japa. Each mālā recitation will count as 108 mantra recitations. 2. If you follow the Puraścharaṇa rituals, you can perform a 1/10th of the japa recitations for Homam/fire rituals, followed by another 10th of homam towards tarpaṇa, a further 10th of tarpaṇa (water ritual) towards marjaṇa (water rituals) and a 10th of marjaṇa towards bhojana(feeding scholars). 3. For the fire ritual svāhā should be added at the end of the mantra. Likewise, tarpayāmi for the tarpaṇa etc. 4. You should find this in the Sri Vidya mantras section.

Krishna
October 15, 2020 11:25 PM

Thank you for the correction. It is now in place.

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