Guest guest Posted September 27, 2005 Report Share Posted September 27, 2005 I think this is very interesting and worth looking at more and more. I will be returning to this post, and sharing thoughts once they formulate in ways I feel will be understood. , "NMadasamy" <nmadasamy@s...> wrote: > mahahradanatha wrote: I have found out that the exact opposite of > Seriousness is sincerity > > Like our great great grandfather Dattatreya is described as: > > dattatreya hare krishna unmattanandadayaka digambara mune balapisaca > jnanasagara > > we should try to follow his example and return to innocence and > Immortality. > > Which throws additional light on why our beautiful lady is not older > than 16 years..... > > Sri vidya and Tantra contains a biological science concerned with > the hormonal cycle and its change in puberty where chemical > inhibitors are produced in the brain to allow our normal "serious" > adult functioning. > > The yound child the kumari and the bhairav are the oracles of the > divine because in childhood the Amrit Hormone is still produced - > thats why the first menstruation or ejaculation marks the fall from > innocence being the outward sign of the biological change. > > We need Yoga or sadhana to reprogram the body (and soul and mind ) > to again return to that state of Sahaja (Spontaneous Naturalness) > > > > ************************ > > hmmmmmmm now we are getting serious. Thanks for that insight > especially on Kumari. Ive been doing a lot of thinking about > Kumari. Somebody asked me about the significant of the Kumari Pooja > [ see pics in our photo gallery] several days back. I wanted to go > via the biological approach but my anatomy and physiology has gone > rusty at this moment. > > I decided to go back to the siva sutra which reads : IcchA Saktir > umA KumAri > > The eternal state is his whose mind has ascended by Yoga the Supreme > BhairavatA [an aspect of Siva]. To that Yogin the energy of desire > comes by degrees, that energy is called ParAbhattArikA {Supreme > Queen]. She is known as the 'unmarried' [Kumari]. As Sport, she > creates the universe from SadAsiva to the earth [36 tattvas]; hence > she is kumAri. She destroys [mArayate] the ground [ku] of the great > illusion [hence she is kumAri]. KumAri is enjoyer of everything. > KumAri is not to be enjoyed by the Yogin who is the Bhairava > himself, who can enjoy everything [except kumAri] as she is one with > the enjoyer. KumAri is umA, she who has renouncedd all attachment > and is chiefly devoted to the Lord. Such is the IcchAsakti in > Yogins; this is the easy path discovered by the great teachers > [anuttaradesikas]" > > KumAri is umA, she who has renouncedd all attachment and is chiefly > devoted to the Lord. > > [above translated into english with introduction by Jaideva Singh. > From the text of the Sutras and the commentary Vimarsini of > KsemarAja] > > If you look at the story of Kumari. When Punyakshi learned of the > divine deception, her fury knew no bounds. She kicked over the pots > of food prepared for her wedding celebration -- and they turned into > the colored sands found on the southern shores of India to this day. > Several demons offered to marry her instead and satisfy her > longings, but she became enraged at their audacity and tore out > their hearts. She then stood on the seashore beside her village, > facing the sea, and vowed not to move until she was reunited with > her Shiva at the end of time. The scholar Devdutt Patatnaik > observes, "The cult of the virgin is popular in many parts of India. > It is believed that when a woman does not enjoy the company of > husband and children, her creative energy bottles up inside her and > becomes destructive. This bottled energy is feared and hence > worshiped." > > As I see it, kumari is the Supreme Power that you seek to invoke > inorder to help you to remain focus in your sadhana. She remain fix > to be united with Siva and no other, the other devas tried to > persuade her, the demons tried to pacify her by offering to > marry her, all are being torn into pieces by her. > > Is SHE angry because she cannot get married? > > No I believe Her fury is towards those who think her love/devotion > towards Siva is superficial. If your love is pure, it can never be > replace by another. > > She is the DEVI that breaks all illusion > > Maybe time to open up those pathophysiology book again. It might > help to explain a lot of things. > > What do you all think? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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