Varahi Devi Yantra and etc

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"This site sells Yantras and shows a Yantra of Varahi Devi. It also gives some

more description of who She is and what Her powers and functions are, which

excerpt I have inlcuded below from the site. "

 

But how do you invoke the deity into the yantra?

 

Reportedly, the yantra is otherwise worthless.

 

Lars

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your answer Cathie. I have no better answer than what you gave in

your mail.

 

For us ordinary people who aren't fullblown yogis - or have such a person at

help - I think a daily meditation and honor is a good choice.

 

Lars

 

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SophiasRealm

Monday, October 03, 2005 3:00 PM

Re: Varahi Devi Yantra and etc

 

 

, Lars Hedström <lars@2...>

wrote:

> "This site sells Yantras and shows a Yantra of Varahi Devi. It also

gives some more description of who She is and what Her powers and

functions are, which excerpt I have inlcuded below from the site. "

>

> But how do you invoke the deity into the yantra?

>

> Reportedly, the yantra is otherwise worthless.

>

> Lars

 

Hi Lars,

I only shared the site cuz of the brief explanation of the Goddess on

the site, but as to your question, wouldn't saying Her mantra invoke

the deity? (her mantra is given below from a website that told it)

 

maybe you could do it by saying Her mantra...which is below,

excerpted from this site here:

 

And, the question of invoking a deity, isn't that a question of

magical acts? What about prayers? Is it unheard of to pray to a

Goddess without performing the magical act of invoking Her?

Isn't invoking a magical act performed by somebody who has a lot of

practice in certain spiritual matters, and knows how to channel the

deity to her/his specific desired purupose, where as a common person

would just petition a deity through prayer, asking humbly? Or

sometimes even not asking, but just admiring and honoring the Goddess.

 

I personally don't believe in trying to bend the deities to my

personal desires.

 

I was reading a book that talks about a Kali statue in a temple and

how by daily worship of Kali the everyday people of the village built

up the power of the statue through their worship energies going into

the statue. But, special preists came in for the once yearly ritual

to extract the power of the Kali from one statue in the temple and

transfer it to another statue in the forest for the Night of Kali.

 

Maybe if you use your Yantra in part of a daily meditation and honor

the Varahi Devi and say Her mantra, over time your prayers and

admiration for Her will build up a spiritual force into the Yantra?

 

But I suppose if you were a special kind of priest you could just

invoke it and it would be as simple as that...?

 

I dont 'tend to believe in such simple magics. A person -- the

average person -- I believe, has to build such things up over time

through the practice of Devotion which I personally believe comes

from the Heart and through familiarity with what a deity stands for

and who She is, and even the most common person can do devotion and

receive benefits of devotion. But as to the magical act of just

invoking the power of the deity without having to do devotion over

time, I don't know and I certainly don't know what the "correct"

answer is to yoru question from a Hindu perspective. I'm just a

common person who is attracted to this Goddess and while I do believe

that priests have their own kind of special abilities, that the

common person always has available the vehicle of devotion and that

Devotion can be a fairly simply matter of the heart. Otherwise the

Deity is useless and inaccessible to the masses.

 

Goddess Bless,

Cathie

 

http://www.dhyansanjivani.org/tantra_mantra_yantra/shri_varahidavi.asp

_

Her mantra vidya of 110 letters is: Aim glaum aim namo bhagavati

vartali vartali varahi varahi varahamukhi varahamukhi andhe andhini

nama rundhe rundhini namah jambhe jambhini namah mohe mohini nama

stambhe stambhini namah sarvadushta pradadushtanam earvesham sarvabak

chitta chakshurmukhagatijihvastambham kuru kuru shighram rashyam kuru

kuru aim glaum thah thah thah thah hum phat svaha.

 

Her yantra is a triangle enclosed within a circle, a hexagram

surrounding this, and the hexagram itself being surrounded by two

circles."

 

<snip>

"In particular applications, one should recall Devi and her Shaktis

as being

seated on lions, tigers, elephants, horses or Garudas. According to

that

which one wishes to achieve in specific meditations, one should think

of her as

 

having a dark green, red, yellow, black or purple body."

<snip>

"One should meditate on Devi in the form previously described during

great

wars, as being in the centre of the sun's orb, her body marked with

red

tridents. If one should then recite the vidya with concentrated mind,

after

invoking her into water via breath during rituals for a period of

seven days,

one's

enemy will die from fever."

<snip>

"If a person should meditate on Varahi as having dishevelled hair, as

being

seated on a throne in a jewelled pavilion, each of her hairs swarms of

Shaktis holding clusters of red arrows, and each of which sits on

hyenas,

lions,

tigers and monkeys and bears and Garudas and horses, each holding

tridents as

previously declared, the hostile host is destroyed by one's own

ruler."

<snip>

"If one should meditate on her as being effulgent as the dawn sun,

offering

(in sacrifice) various red substances, ghee, blossoms of the Kimshuka,

Bandhuka, Japa, Pala, Karavira, Kahlara, lotus, Patala, Ashoka and

various

other

red blossoms, then one becomes equal to a king, very wealthy, having

great

power, wafted by fly whisks and shielded by parasols, of this there

is no

doubt."

<snip>

"Varahi is fivefold as water, fire, earth, air and aether. These

elements

are related to lion, tiger, elephant, horse and Garuda -- the bird-

human

vehicle of Vishnu. Their colours are dark green, red, yellow, black

and purple.

 

Her mantra vidya of 110 letters is: Aim glaum aim namo bhagavati

vartali

vartali varahi varahi varahamukhi varahamukhi andhe andhini nama

rundhe

rundhini

namah jambhe jambhini namah mohe mohini nama stambhe stambhini namah

sarvadushta pradadushtanam earvesham sarvabak chitta

chakshurmukhagatijihvastambham

kuru kuru shighram rashyam kuru kuru aim glaum thah thah thah thah

hum phat

svaha.

Her yantra is a triangle enclosed within a circle, a hexagram

surrounding

this, and the hexagram itself being surrounded by two circles."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

the varahi yantra available for sale is one form of varahi, which is

the most common and hard to inscribe form.

 

i am not able to recall the name now.

 

you need to get close to her to get to Sri Rajarajeshwari.

 

Varahi is a strict mother , in the sense she will love her children

immensely , at the same time if her children choose to do a wrong

act intentionally, she will correct them appropriately.

 

thank you all

 

sat guru sri varahi saranam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, SophiasRealm@a... wrote:

>

> This site sells Yantras and shows a Yantra of Varahi Devi.

> It also gives some more description of who She is and what Her

powers and

> functions are, which excerpt I have inlcuded below from the

site. I know a

> lot of you here already probably know this but I am trying to

follow along and

> learn and much of this is new to me so for those who are like me,

maybe this

> will be useful information:

>

>

> _https://celextel.com/osc/varahideviyantra160mm-p-574.html_

> (https://celextel.com/osc/varahideviyantra160mm-p-574.html)

> Varahi Devi Yantra -

>

>

> (javascript:popupWindow

('https://celextel.com/osc/varahideviyantra160mm-pi-574.html')) One

of the most powerful Yantra for protection. Goddess Varahi is

> one of the Saptamatrkas. Created from the boar avatara of Vishnu.

Varahi is

> often associated with Goddess Kamala (one of the Mahavidyas). She

is also

> called the Danda-natha (Lady commander of the forces of the

mother-goddess,

> symbolizing the might of SriVidya). As Varahi ("hog-faced'

or 'the great

> consumer') she destroys evil forces that obstructs the devotees'

progress, paralyses

> the enemies, and lead the devotees ultimately to Sri-Vidyas. She

is classed as

> the fifth among the seven "mother-like" divinities (Saptmatrukas

and hence

> also called Panchami. With Kurukulla, she is accorded the

parental status to

> Sri-Chakra (Lalita Tripura-Sundari). While Kurululla represents

the full moon,

> Varahi (the devouere) represents the new-moon. And while Varahi

represents

> the illumination ( prakasa) aspects of the mother-goddess,

Kurukulla is the

> "deliberation" (vimarsa) aspect. In another aspect, Varahi is also

said to be

> one of the Yoginis, taking the form of a boar. She is said to lift

up the

> earth with her tusks to confer benefits on all creatures. She is

imagined as an

> eight-armed and three-eyed lady with a face of a hog, seated

under a palmyra

> tree and functioning as a trusted attendent of the Goddess as as

her chief

> counsellor. In this form she is known as Chaitanya-bhairavi (the

devotee's

> association of strength) She is being described as a fierce (

Maha-Ghora) and as

> Commander of the forces, she moves about in a chariot frawn by

boars. She is

> said to reside in the ocean of sugar-cane juice (ikshu ), one of

the four

> oceans that surrounds the mother goddess, holding her court in

the island of

> nine-jewels and facing the mother-goddess.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, "aravindk_nz"

<aravindk_nz> wrote:

> the varahi yantra available for sale is one form of varahi, which

is

> the most common and hard to inscribe form.

>

> i am not able to recall the name now.

>

> you need to get close to her to get to Sri Rajarajeshwari.

>

> Varahi is a strict mother , in the sense she will love her

children

> immensely , at the same time if her children choose to do a wrong

> act intentionally, she will correct them appropriately.

>

> thank you all

>

> sat guru sri varahi saranam

>

>

 

 

Im being told, Varahi and Maatangi will lead you to Sri Vidya

[Guest guest]

What is that site?

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SophiasRealm

Monday, October 03, 2005 6:20 PM

Re: Varahi Devi Yantra and etc

 

 

Thank you, In this regard (Her strict loyalty) She sounds a lot like Kali.

There sure is a LOT to understand. Nothing simple like Father

Son and Holy spirit ;-) I started out doing a web search last night just to

find out about the Sun Kalas and ended up with a site on Kali as the Vedic

Language and a very extensive site on the Mahavidyas. SO Much Information! So

many directions all at once! I'm awestruck at the shere magnitude of it all!

Now I will go look up Sri Rajarajeshwari and who knows what kind of tangents

That will lead to.

 

Goddess Blessings and Peace,

Cathie

 

 

 

 

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