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vrksah
November 13, 2019 05:12 PM

Yes, body diseases - weakened immunity, illness cold, back pain from cold, tiredness, etc. Mostly it is put on me, so I worship the Mother Pratyangira a She helps me very much. Thanks to all for your help.

Akshaya Dayal
November 13, 2019 01:16 PM

Dear Svarupanandanath ji, Good to see you here. Since you are from Guhanand mandali, I would like to ask something. It seems there was a committee "Sri Brahma Vidya Vimarshini Sabha" who published series of books in english. One gem i found at https://archive.org/details/SrividyaSaparyaVasanaSriBrahmaVidyaVimarshiniSabhaSeriesNo.6NSubramaniaIyer/page/n1 Do you have link of more books in english / Hindi ? That will be boon for all

Aum
November 13, 2019 11:48 AM

Here, healing refer to body ailments? If, so there is a Pratyangira mantra in Atharvana Veda.

Santosh
November 13, 2019 12:23 AM

Divine Mother Prathyangira Devi is also known as Bakshini....it means she swallows all the negativities associated with the sadhaka...whether it is negative thoughts, negative karmas or negative energies due to which diseases have ocurred....my suggestion is please worship the Divine Mother sincerely with devotion and faith, healing is natural by-product, while Enlightenment will be the Actual Outcome.

Saranga
November 12, 2019 10:48 PM

I would like to share one line from the Tamil poet Arunagirinathar's work Kandar Anubhuti. In the last line, he says "Guruvay varuvaai arulvaai Guhane!". Meaning Oh Guha! It is only you who comes as Guru and blesses me. In the Sri Vidya tradition, it is believed that it is Mother herself who comes as Sri Guru and blesses the ripe upasaka. Someone practicing a mantra by following a book or website may not have any use at all on the person chanting it. but if the Bhakti that is exerted towards the deity is true and so strong, the deity will come as Guru and bless them with initiation. Krishnaji's effort of going through the scriptures is mainly to share for information purposes. Besides, it is only Mother's will that She wants the world to be aware of Her various forms of mantras. Whatever She plans is beyond human comprehension.

Krishna
November 12, 2019 09:15 PM

Even the great gurus whom we follow, are referring to the same published mantras. They maybe looking at some manuscripts, scribbled notes or books from reputed publishers and sometimes even at some blogs. There are also some gurus who publish and sell books, rudrakshas, yantras etc. They may also offer initiations and serve as a one stop spiritual mall!

Krishna
November 12, 2019 09:05 PM

Truth needs to emerge and the bitter pill of falsehood and ignorance needs to be swallowed.

Krishna
November 12, 2019 09:02 PM

The only guru dakshina a true guru would seek, is the commitment of a sadhaka towards sadhana that the guru would impart to him. Such a guru will NEVER ask directly quoting scripture or even indirectly through other shishyas (disciples) of his or through attendants/assistants etc. Such a guru who is already self-realized knows the need to detach from karma, especially material wealth which prevents both the guru as well as the disciple in the path towards liberation. The bondage referred to here, is exactly what needs to be eliminated. What is desired is liberation and not bondage.

Krishna
November 12, 2019 08:52 PM

There was a time when learned people were prevented from crossing the seven seas and moving abroad. Quotes from shastras came in handy and many were dissuaded against foreign travel. But some brave and intelligent scholars trashed the pramanas/declarations and/or quoted other conflicting verses from different shastras and ventured abroad. Seeing their success, progress etc. many more followed. In today's world, most of the learned scholars are preferring to go and stay permanently abroad and not be bound by restrictive rhetoric. Sri Mata is also Samaya, the controller of time. She will change the mindsets of people and reveal the Truth, in Her own mysterious ways. Some will follow their hearts and liberate themselves, others will follow highly restrictive and binding scriptures and eventually end up chaining themselves, forgetting the very purpose of mantras and losing track of the destination they need to reach. Once in a while, one may find a true guru in the form of a written book, an exotic locale, a very kind and compassionate person, a living saint, a learned true guru, a loving dog, an idol, a fascinating painting or in any other form that the person can comprehend and the real journey of the sadhaka begins!