Three More Questions from akka

[Guest guest]

1. Lion throne, Nityotsava

 

Can someone please offer some helpful explanations about this:

http://www.shivashakti.com/island.htm ?

 

What is meant here with "lion throne"?

 

As far as I know Lalita Devi sitts on a throne made of the five forms of Shiva.

 

Is there any translation available of the Nityotsava?

 

2. Nityas

 

"The Nityas or Eternities of Lalita represent the fifteen lunar days or tithis

of the waxing Moon."

 

Which group of goddesses do represent the fifteen lunar days of the waning Moon?

 

 

3. Goddess of no-Moon

 

Lalita represents the full-Moon.

Which goddess represents the no-Moon night?

[Guest guest]

As far as I know there is no translation of Nityotsava. I have an e-copy

Devanagari & Translit. I am trying to finish it with footnotes in English. Its a

huge job.

Kochu

 

akka_108 <akka_108 wrote:

1. Lion throne, Nityotsava

 

Can someone please offer some helpful explanations about this:

http://www.shivashakti.com/island.htm ?

 

What is meant here with "lion throne"?

 

As far as I know Lalita Devi sitts on a throne made of the five forms of Shiva.

 

Is there any translation available of the Nityotsava?

 

2. Nityas

 

"The Nityas or Eternities of Lalita represent the fifteen lunar days or tithis

of the waxing Moon."

 

Which group of goddesses do represent the fifteen lunar days of the waning Moon?

 

 

3. Goddess of no-Moon

 

Lalita represents the full-Moon.

Which goddess represents the no-Moon night?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Where can I get that e-copy?

 

sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote:

 

As far as I know there is no translation of Nityotsava. I have an e-copy

Devanagari & Translit. I am trying to finish it with footnotes in English. Its a

huge job.

 

Kochu

[Guest guest]

Thank you akka108

 

I have the partial e-copy of the Nityotsava and currently in the

process of converting them into jpg file and html, and thereafter

will be in our homepage. I am sure kochu1tzji is trying his best to

finish it as soon as possible so that we all can benefits from it.

 

As soon as Nityotsave gets into our homepage, we will make the

announceement.

[Guest guest]

its not completly corrected . as soon as it is u can have a copy.

kochu

 

akka_108 <akka_108 wrote:

Where can I get that e-copy?

 

sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote:

 

As far as I know there is no translation of Nityotsava. I have an e-copy

Devanagari & Translit. I am trying to finish it with footnotes in English. Its a

huge job.

 

Kochu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Oh yes please, save one copy for me!!!

 

sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote:its not completly corrected . as soon

as it is u can have a copy.

kochu

 

akka_108 <akka_108 wrote:

Where can I get that e-copy?

 

sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote:

 

As far as I know there is no translation of Nityotsava. I have an e-copy

Devanagari & Translit. I am trying to finish it with footnotes in English. Its a

huge job.

 

Kochu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hare Krishna!

 

Please, could anyone tell me the meaning of Nityotsava?

 

Hare Krishna! Thank you very much!

[Guest guest]

Nityotsava IMHO means "daily festival". For a shakta every day is a festivel to

celebrate the Universe and its creatrix - in whatever form one concieved

Him/Her/It - and oneself.

 

Krishnadasi <joisabc wrote:Hare Krishna!

 

Please, could anyone tell me the meaning of Nityotsava?

 

Hare Krishna! Thank you very much!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sankara:

 

Well said and written!

 

We have another meaning festival is a form of exhibiting your joy

(Anand) and there is no good or bad time,day or week or other wise for a

Gnani who is a kula shreshta. All days and time are of his thithi nitya

devis and all the nitya devis are a part of Lalitha and her worship. Each

day is governed by a nityadevi who is herself Lalitha in fifteen forms

and the sixteenth being herself.

 

The worship is itself an Utsav, an anand, and worshiping her in the ways

pronounced by her everyday is nityotsava.By doing this the mumukshu or the

sadhaka achieves abhedhabhav and the truth of Atdwaiytha bhavna.Nothing is

acheived with out the Guru's blessings and initiation,and what ever is read is

not understood. Nityotsava is that after reaching ones Guru's feet the

perpetual or constant happiness one achieves there after until his renunciation.

 

Guru padara vindha renu.

 

sankara menon wrote:

> Nityotsava IMHO means "daily festival". For a shakta every day is a

> festivel to celebrate the Universe and its creatrix - in whatever form

> one concieved Him/Her/It - and oneself.

>

> Krishnadasi <joisabc wrote:Hare Krishna!

>

> Please, could anyone tell me the meaning of Nityotsava?

[Guest guest]

Our guru has published a tamil version known as Nityanusanthanam.This is

for your information.

Shankara:

 

akka_108 wrote:

> Oh yes please, save one copy for me!!!

>

> sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote:its not completly corrected .

> as soon as it is u can have a copy.

> kochu

>

> akka_108 <akka_108 wrote:

> Where can I get that e-copy?

>

> sankara menon <kochu1tz wrote:

>

> As far as I know there is no translation of Nityotsava. I have an

> e-copy Devanagari & Translit. I am trying to finish it with footnotes

> in English. Its a huge job.

>

> Kochu

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