Guest guest Posted February 7, 2003 Report Share Posted February 7, 2003 Ego is a generalised term, I mean in Sanskrit and Hindi we have so many words that can mean ego the most common is ahamkara. Let us first see that there is a distinction between pride, arrogance, and then ahamkara. Ahamkara is how you associate or picture yourself in the world. Nirvakalpa samadhi...well in accordance to what I follow the sadhakas who follow the same path as I reach and exceed it every time we set out in our sadhana. To attain mother Kali is to exceed moksha and in the process one has to build up this power and transcendental capacity this is only through the divine mother. Nirvakalpa samadhi as how I have seen it is when all consciousness is lost and one becomes a part of the macrocosmic consciousness the Shiva. This is how I offer Bali, in accordance to tantra Kali does take alcohol, blood and meat but these words are cryptic and esoteric. Alcohol or madira is the juice of the cadmus indica plant, blood it the juice of a reddish fruit called kumkum and meat is the Tantrically prepared flesh of coconut. This is how a veera perceives it however we state that Nirvakalpa samadhi is the bali, Pranayama the fish... thus we offer the makara offering to mother Kali. Ego is an important aspect of this, we however have idols and yantras we perceive our ego as being the form of Mother Kali and thus do manasa puja this is the tantra siddhanta as taught by Maha Avatar Babaji to me. The mantra that is used is very simple the Kungika and a few secretive mantras that I cannot reveal as yet. The Kungika is the most powerful mantra on earth and transcends all other devi mantras. Most of you would think I am fool in saying so but let me explain myself. All of you are aware that all mantras have kilana, it isn't a peg but a lock. Firstly you must recite a mantra to attain this lock then use to utkilana to open this hence you then master the mantra. With Kungika this isn't necessary, how many of you know the true utkilana of LS? That mantra has to power to make one materialise anything from their body that being one of the weakest siddhis. LS is very difficult to open up that is why a lot of Tantric sadhakas who invoke mother in the form of Balaishwari simply use the maha laali vidya which makes the devi appear, however this sadhana can be done on only three locations on earth due to a certain form of energy needed to invoke the mantra again I cannot reveal these places. Kali is known as kumari and kamakala as well as the one who gave Lalita her powers and abilities. She is that very ego, all these devis are one and it is us as human beings who differentiate. I think this is critical because like each stotra, tantra praises themselves and the deity they proclaim as being the greatest and them themselves being the ultimate mandate we too must perceive this. That our istha is the ultimate personification of GOD and "I" am the devotee. You need ego to proclaim yourself as this. The Kungika does invoke one specific form of devi but all her forms that is why it is so powerful although it too has a kilana it isn't necessary just clapping and offering a coconut at the end of the japa and clapping during each recitation is enough. This mantra has been used by the greatest of masters to invoke devi and once mastered it takes only one night to invoke devi. All great masters are aware of this mantra and its strength. In stotras the Kungika (perfect) is the best. It does not invoke a specific deity but the male and the female personifications of GOD wether is be lord Vishnu and Mother Lakshmi or Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati. Ego is an important part to this, you cannot treat is like a tool, clothing or enemy is that the same value you give to devi? Once you make your ego your goddess then you yourself have destroyed the duality between you and your devi. I am not talking about some new age type meditation what I am talking about has been expressed in Vedas as well as Tantras that one must merge in, purge their consciousness and take in that of their ishta. All devis and devatas are the ultimate since they are all one wether it be Rahu, Shiva or Devi all them are the one being. We are the ones who see a hierarchy and separate but this is healthy since we are human beings with limited capacities. We have the potential to reach perfection but to understand what perfection it firstly we must know of imperfection. The LS is very practical and every name is like a mandate many don't understand this and it is surely out of my comprehension but it is no different to the 1000 names of chandi, kartaveerya, shiva or narasimha. The first deity that was invoked through the sri chakra was Kali let us not forget that but the result was Lalita appeared so where is the difference? This may sound contradictory to you all but think about it, I am simply arousing an abstract thought that know this "there is no hierarchy nor is there a difference but I place it since I focus only on the one form.Once I gain realisation of one form then I can relate that with the other forms and it will all work out". However even then I "while I am in the process of my first idea I will not think of any deities being inferior". This is a good starting point in terms of using your ego to reach GOD. It is a quick, easy and simple way. Your ego is God so don't relate it to some clothing. The symbolism you are talking about, Chinnamasta devi is goddess of infinity her decapitation means to destroy the limitations of the mind, ego is not associated with your mind. Ego according to tantra is located near your coccyx bone. Devi Kali holding the alive and ever bleeding head shows the infinite amount of gyana and that she is the life behind it, she is that who destroys false ideas. http://greetings..au - Greetings - Send some online love this Valentine's Day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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