Guest guest Posted October 27, 2000 Report Share Posted October 27, 2000 || AUM mahAgaNapataye namaH || || AUM shrI sha.karAchAryavaryAya namaH || || AUM shrImAtre namaH || 39. ekAvIrAdisaMsevyA She who is worshipped by those who have conquered their senses. "eka" means unique. "virA" means the devotee who has achieved his/her life purpose by persistent spiritual practices like repetition of mantra or similar approaches. Attributes like profundity, valour, etc., which are often found in Emperors are possessed by succesful devotees. Hence they are called vIrAH. SHE is worshipped by such devotees. The word ekavIra can also be interpreted as living beings who have acquired powers like ekavIrAsh. SHE is worshipped by these groups of powers. When SHE wants to bless HER devotees, SHE takes a form with attributes. Then SHE is to be worshipped as presiding deity of a mantra with accompanying deities. "ekavIrA" means reNukA (*) and other deities like shyAmaLa, and they grant boons to devotees at proper time from their pIThA. SHE is served by such great ones who can themselves grant boons by their own rights. By this HER supreme greatness is indicated. (*) reNukA is the power of Sun according to prapa.nchasArasa.ngraha of gIrvANe.ndra </font> and shyAmaLa is the power of mind known as mantriNi according lalitopakhyAna. ekavIrapITha is one of the 51 pIThas mentioned in the prapa.nchasArasa.ngraha AUM ekAvIrAdisaMsevyAyai namaH Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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