"Dadhyanna sakta hridasyayai namaha"

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Dear sir,

I regret the error.may goddess Lalitha who heart is as

loosely bound as dadhyanna forgive this error.Mr Regar

is right it should have been "Balipriyai namaha"

with warm regards

shankar

 

--- "sivadancer <sivadancer"

<sivadancer wrote:

> Namaste Shankar! Perhaps you meant:

>

> 500. AUM mA.nsa nishhThAyai namaH

> I bow to She who presides over the flesh in living

> beings

>

> If She PRESIDES over the flesh in living beings,

> does this mean that

> She would enjoy its sacrifice also?

>

> AUM

>

> ,

> "adi_shakthi16

> <adi_shakthi16>" <adi_shakthi16> wrote:

> > Respected Shankarji,

> >

> > i finished reciting sree Lalita Sahasaranama this

> Friday evening...

> > but to be quite honest with you, i did not find

> any reference

> > whsatsoever to this nama " mamsa preedhayi namaha"

>

> >

> > you state in your post...

> >

> > " The word "mamsa preedhayi namaha" as per

> greatest of

> > treasures lalitha saharsarnama cannot be wrong."

> >

> > well, i just did not find any reference to the

> above

> > mentioned 'mamsa' am i missing something?

> >

> > however, i did find the following ...

> >

> > om payasa anna-priyayai namaha

> > salutations to her who likes offerings of payasa

> (milk pudding)

> >

> > om dadhyanna sakta hridasyayai namaha

> > salutation to her who loves to have offerings of

> curd (yoghurt)

> >

> > om sarvaudana-prita-cintayai namaha

> > salutations to her who loves offerings of all

> kinds of food.

> >

> > the only thing that came closest to your

> description is in this nama

> >

> > *om balipriyai* namaha

> > salutations to her who loves the 'sacrifices' of

> the devotees.

> >

> > well, shankarji- bali is a general word which

> means sacrifice - it

> > could mean anything from animal to human

> sacrifices!

> >

> > is this what you were refrring to?

> >

> > you state

> >

> > i would love to believe that god never wants bali

> but if

> > someone offers a bali she accepts it.

> >

> > well, i always thought of sree lalita as a

> 'sowmya' devi and

> > therefore always felt that she only likes

> 'sattwic' offerings...

> >

> > i do know that human and animal sacrifices were

> made to goddess kali

> > in the past and continues even today .

> >

> > please kindly explain this piece of the puzzle to

> me...

> >

> > thank you

> >

> > regar

>

>

 

 

 

 

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