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-->> From krishna Mon Aug 7 14:08:33 1995

-->> prapatti

 

 

-->> Every mantra has a Rishi,chandas and devata. A mantra's power does not

-->> manifest itself appropriately if obeissance is not paid to Rishi, chandas

-->> and devata. this holds for gayatri mantra too. the preceding mantras

-->> are the ones which are dedicated for this purpose.

 

What is the significance of associating chnadas, rishis and devatas

with the mantras?

 

-->> bhavanam" - pathanjali yoga sutra - w hich indicates japa means

contemplating

-->> the meaning of the mantra in addition to repeating it many times.

I can understand that.

 

-->> arjuna asks " what if one does a karma (like sandhyavandana) without paying

-->> attention to the krama (methodology) but if he is sincere?" the answer

-->> to this indicates that this method only indicates a rajasic method and

-->> sattvic method of performing a karma is only as dictated by the shastras i

-->> ie by preceding japa with appropriate mantras.

-->>

Could you explain this a little further.

-->>

-->> By the way, one has to do agnikaryas - bramhacharis should do samita danam

-->> and grihastas should do - aupasana.

-->>

Again, can someone explain the significance of these actions?

 

Thanx

parthasarathy

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