is there an esoteric meaning to unflattering title?

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May I know form which text and under what title you got this wortd from ?

 

Jai Maa!!patrick delaney <drdee (AT) acay (DOT) com.au> wrote:

Looking through Kali's names I noticed one that surprised me -- the name is

Kubjika, and means Crippled or Hunchback. (I think this is also one of the

titles of Balaa.)I can understand why Kali can be described as Ugra, or Ghora,

and that it is not really an insult to her since she can assume such forms if

she wants to frighten someone or repel someone.But I cannot see should why she

be called Kubjika. Is there an esoteric reason for this title, or is it a

reference to a particular myth in which she assumed such a form for some

purpose? Or is it a misprint or mistranslation?Jai KaliTo from this

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once my guruji said that kubjika word is used for

unawakened kundalini as it is coiled up (hunchback).

since maa lies in muladhara in dormant mode till we

awaken her, may be this is the reference that was

being made.i think this is not a typo.

 

just my guess anyway

 

 

 

 

 

--- patrick delaney <drdee wrote:

> Looking through Kali's names I noticed one that

> surprised me -- the

> name is Kubjika, and means Crippled or Hunchback. (I

> think this is

> also one of the titles of Balaa.)

> I can understand why Kali can be described as Ugra,

> or Ghora, and

> that it is not really an insult to her since she can

> assume such

> forms if she wants to frighten someone or repel

> someone.

> But I cannot see should why she be called Kubjika.

> Is there an

> esoteric reason for this title, or is it a reference

> to a particular

> myth in which she assumed such a form for some

> purpose? Or is it a

> misprint or mistranslation?

> Jai Kali

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Namste Ravi,

You might be right but if Kunjika Stotram is what you are refreing to then I

would share it with you . It is also in kalima2 .

Jai Maa!!

>ravi nukala

>Kali_Ma >Kali_Ma >Re:

is there an esoteric meaning to unflattering title? >Thu, 7 Aug

2003 18:18:50 -0700 (PDT) > >once my guruji said that kubjika word is used for

>unawakened kundalini as it is coiled up (hunchback). >since maa lies in

muladhara in dormant mode till we >awaken her, may be this is the reference

that was >being made.i think this is not a typo. > >just my guess anyway > >

> > > >--- patrick delaney wrote: > > Looking through Kali's names I noticed one

that > > surprised me -- the > > name is Kubjika, and means Crippled or

Hunchback. (I > > think this is > > also one of the titles of Balaa.) > > I can

understand why Kali can be described as Ugra, > > or Ghora, and > > that it is

not really an insult to her since she can > > assume such > > forms if she

wants to frighten someone or repel > > someone. > > But I cannot see should why

she be called Kubjika. > > Is there an > > esoteric reason for this title, or is

it a reference > > to a particular > > myth in which she assumed such a form for

some > > purpose? Or is it a > > misprint or mistranslation? > > Jai Kali > > >

> > > > > > > >

 

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Namaste Kanna,

I think I first saw the name kubjika in a version of kalisahasranaama

posted on . Kubjika is name 657. (See

/message/6023). But I

have seen the same list in other places; it's in the files of group

GoddssKali (See GoddessKali).

 

On http://www.shivashakti.com/bagala.htm there is a hymn to

Bhagalamukhi, but only the English is given:

"Hail to you every day O Proclaimer, Speechless One, Beggar, Ruler of

Earth, Cosmos and Men, Cool One, Cruel' One, Reconciling One, Wicked

One, True Mother, Giving Success Quickly, Lame One, Proud One,

Crippled One, All-Exterminator, Dull One, having-the' Yantra of all

Yantras, O Shri Eternal Bagalamukhi, O Beautiful One"

 

Jai Kali

 

Kali_Ma, kanna krishnan

<kanna_krishnan2002> wrote:

> Namaste Patrick,

>

> May I know form which text and under what title you got this wortd

from ?

>

> Jai Maa!!

>

> patrick delaney <drdee@a...> wrote:

> Looking through Kali's names I noticed one that surprised me -- the

> name is Kubjika, and means Crippled or Hunchback. (I think this is

> also one of the titles of Balaa.)

> I can understand why Kali can be described as Ugra, or Ghora, and

> that it is not really an insult to her since she can assume such

> forms if she wants to frighten someone or repel someone.

> But I cannot see should why she be called Kubjika. Is there an

> esoteric reason for this title, or is it a reference to a

particular

> myth in which she assumed such a form for some purpose? Or is it a

> misprint or mistranslation?

> Jai Kali