shakta bhakta Nair-ji? / September Topic / Practice & Advaita

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Dear Adi-ji,

 

There is a kernel in this message that's relevant to this month's topic. This

is where you ask Nair-ji,

 

"Please explain to this audience how

recital of chandi patha during the

nine days of Navaratri leads to

purification of mind and brings

one Closer to the Goddess."

 

In this sense, I'd like to see more discussion on this as well. Thanks!

 

--Greg

 

At 02:50 PM 9/27/2004 +0000, adi_shakthi16 wrote:

>Respected Nair-ji,

>

>i know from your devotional posts in our sister Group Ambaa-l that

>you have recited the 'Chandi Patha' many many times ... and i also

>know you are well versed in Samskritam - so when you recite the

>glories od Devi, you do so not only with devotional fervour but with

>an innate understanding ... knowledge and bhakti is a very seductive

>combination...

>

>Afer all Madhu Kaitabha, Shumbha Nishumbha,Chanda Munda , Mahisasur,

>Rakta bija, DhumralochNa are NO ORDINARY DEMONS .... These are the

>Super Demons present in each one of us. so, nair-ji, please explain

>to this audience how recital of chandi patha during the nine days of

>Navaratri leads to purification of mind and brings one Closer to the

>Godess . I know you can do full justice to this topic because you

>have the infinite Grace of Saraswati devi for she verily resides in

>your Pen !!

>

>Since i will be officially observing 'mauna' from oct 2 when i will

>post my final message on Gandhiji's birthday ... i want to understand

>your views on this before i start reciting 'chandi patha' starting

>from oct 15th....

>

>i am requesting you to write on this this only because i know in my

>heart that you can do full justice to this topic... pl oblige!

>

>YAA DEVI SARVA BHUTESHU MATRU RUPENA SANSTITHA!

>

>love and regards

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