COMMENTS


JaiGi
November 15, 2018 08:01 PM

Namascaram Swamiji, I completed browsing through the Meditation Series - 9 chapters and then decided to copy it on Word for leisurely reading again. The reason is, the lines have fragrance (like in the explanation of wholehearted prayer) and in the copying I want to add my notes - a form of self conversation; and gain further clarity. I am more inclined to scientific reasoning (61 now, in 2018); so when I found empirical observation and reasoning spread over the series; and reference to Gita (as well as a mild reference to Mr. Gorbachev, a courageous soul) I felt a sense of deep satisfaction. Thank you, Sir. I will be covering more of the topics and hope to be in touch with you over email soon. - Jaishankar Gokul

Devi
November 14, 2018 02:21 AM

Thank you for this important translation. I especially appreciate the warning at the end of the Phalaśrutiḥ . Too many people are teaching powerful mantra with no kavacam or proper guidance, and it is dangerous. Your service is a gift to all beings. Sri Matre Namaha!

MANBLUNDER
November 11, 2018 01:34 PM

Siddhi mantra is derived from one's name and D20 charts. It has nothing to do with birth star. 

Krishna
November 10, 2018 10:53 PM

The general answer to this question would be Śrī Siddhalakṣmī Stotram and mantra. Experts are of the opinion that one may benefit most by worshipping the deity/deities associated with one's birth star (moon's star at the time of birth). One can also argue that it should be the star associated with janma lagna (ascendant at the time of birth) etc. Most commonly followed is the moon's star. Of all the Mahāvidya-s, Kamalā Devi who is Mahālakṣmī is a clear choice for the wealth seekers. It must be noted that She is also one of the most difficult to please. Śrī Siddhalakṣmī is note other than śrī pratyaṅgirā. This kavacam might be the one best suited for you. I would recommend you to try the mantras and stotras of Śrī Siddhalakṣmī as well. We will post them very soon.

Krishna
November 10, 2018 10:40 PM

You can follow the Śrī Mahālakṣmī mantra nyāsa, that is specific to the mantra that you would like to use for Sampuṭīkaraṇa. The stotram with the sampuṭīkaraṇa is there in the Śrī Mahālakṣmī sādhana book published by Mohan Publications. You may ask them for more information. I don't think there is any particular vidhi/procedure that's highlighted in the book. It is not part of any tantra śāstra-s that I'm aware of.

Krishna
November 10, 2018 10:26 PM

It can be recited on it's own. An initiation is suggested, if the desire is to proceed towards the Śrī Caṇḍī Navākṣarī mantra sādhana. More than anything else, the love towards the Divine Mother is most important and everything else is secondary.

Indra
November 10, 2018 05:55 PM

Dear Krishna ji, thank you for writing so many great articles for spiritual aspirants. I am actually confused on which one to follow after reading many many articles over the internet. I am sure that my quest would stop here with your answer. I would like to ask you which mantra japa / kavacham (fine with the ugra devatas too) gives the quickest results for a person who wants to attain immense wealth, name and fame in the society?

swati
November 10, 2018 07:30 AM

Thanks Krishnaji. Are you suggesting that there is no need of vidhi/nyasa for samputita srisuktam? I have been trying to catch hold of correct vidhi. I saw sometime back a very old book published out of now defunct publisher of Warangal with samputikarana with Panchadasi(book was torn couldnt make a lot out of it). I came across one version on web which Sri Amritananda of Devipuram provided in which samputikarana is done with Panchadasi mantra. I saw Samputikarana with Bhuvanesari mantra. Also a version with Kamala durga & saraswati mantras. Most say its from Tantra shastras without naming which one :) If you recall which book has the vidhi please let us know. Thanks.

swati
November 10, 2018 06:57 AM

Agree aumji. It always better to be initiated by ones guru. if u think its appropriate please share it. I can understand if you don't want to.

Gopal
November 09, 2018 10:47 PM

Very informative article. Can this stotram be chanted regularly without initiation?