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What is Shakti Sadhana?

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Shakti Sadhana is a Hindu spiritual discipline (usually some

combination of Vedic and Tantric practice) that focuses worship upon

Devi (the Goddess, in Her various forms), who both creates and

embodies all the Universe. Many devotees conceive Devi as the Supreme

Energy (Shakti) of Shiva (Supreme Consciousness); both identical to

and inseparable from Him. Others, the "pure Shaktas," worship Her as

nothing less than ParaBrahman (the Ultimate Divine Principle) Itself,

the One Without a Second, holding that all other forms of Divinity,

female or male, are but Her diverse manifestations.

 

Shakti Sadhana encompasses asana of all shakthis but not paisaachi and

kshudra shakthis. Pauishachi is evil foces of ghosty origin and

kshudra is evil devine forces. Both have nothing in common with

shakthi sadhana. Shakti Sadhana main aim is to attain saarupya (looks)

and sayujya (merger) with Adi Paraa Shakthi whose manifestations are

lalita etc.

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