[Rajarajeshwari_Kalpataru] yagnopaveeta dharana vidhi aug 16th

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Namaste All,

While on the subject of the thread ceremonies and traditions and

Avani Avittam,I have a question about the mantras or slokas commonly

used in South India when tying on the Raksha Bandhan (the red or

yellow wrist thread). Also what are the traditions, ie on which

wrist " right " " or " left is permissable for women in Tamil or Telugu

traditions?

I was told the Mrtyunjaya mantra was commonly used or the following

mantra was also used in Tamil Nadu:

" Bruhat Sama Kshatrabrut Vrudra Bishniyam Dhrustu Bouja Suvitham

Ugraviram. " Does anyone have a translation of this?

 

From what I understand the following mantra is used in Noth India

Yena baddho balee raajaa daanavendro mahaabalah;

Tena twaam anubadhnaami rakshey maa chala maa chala.

" I am tying on your hand this Raksha, with which the most powerful

and generous King Bali himself was bound; O Raksha, don't go away;

don't go away. "

--Om Sri Lalitambikayai Namah--Buvaneshwar

 

 

 

 

 

 

Srividya-Tantra , gs prasad

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> Dear Sriramji,

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> thank you soo much annaya, showing me the way

> regards

> Prasad

> --- On Sun, 17/8/08, para_anuloma <para_anuloma wrote:

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> [Rajarajeshwari_Kalpataru] Re: yagnopaveeta dharana vidhi

aug 16th

> Rajarajeshwari_Kalpataru

> Sunday, 17 August, 2008, 9:11 PM

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Rajarajeshwari_ Kalpataru, gs prasad

<gs_prasadin2003@ ...> wrote:

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> > Namaste Sriram garu,

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> > jai sri lalithe

> > � As you were� mentioned about yagnopaveeta

dharana,� as� i belong to vishwabrahmin ( vishwakarmas ) As

sriramji, my grandfathers dad and there� ancestor where wearing

> > punool and my grand� pa and my dad havent worn poonul and

they have non� veg � and i would like to wear punool, as

i� in my childhood i had non veg and when i came to know we have

tradition of wearing punool i stopped having nonveg and its now

15years i hav left having non� veg, But my grandpa nor my dad

dont know�  the� vidhi vidhan -my dad is against all this dont

believe in wearing punool. As in kerala for vishwabrahims we have

tradition of wearing 5 or 7 threads for punool some people tell its

7 and som they tell 5� threads. As for Saanaga brahma rishi gotra

we have rigveda, but i dnt know anything about this, in this time

> > sriramji i� m requesting you to guide me.

> > � 

> > regards

> > Prasad

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> Dear Prasadji,

> Vishwabrahmins are divided into five gotras or exogamous clans,

each corresponding to a Rishi named in the Yajur Veda (4.3.3)

> 1. Sanaga Rishi

>  2. Sanaathana Rishi,

> 3. Abhuvanasa Rishi

>  4. Prathnasa Rishi and

> 5. Suparnasa Rishi.

> Each of the five gotras is also identified with a traditional

occupation: 1. Manu (blacksmith) , 2. Maya (carpenter), 3. Thwastha

(metalcraftsman) , 4. Silpi (stone-carver) and 5. Vishvajnya

(goldsmit h).

> The five Gotras are further divided into a total of 25 sub-clans

(upa-gotras) . Because of their fivefold division, they are also

known as Panchals. They are said to follow five Vedas (instead of

the standard four), the fifth being the " Pranava Veda " .

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> Vishwabrahmins revere Vishwakarma

> (Who is a Brahamana rishi, thus they are technically speaking

Brahmins and have to wear the Sacred thread and follow the niyamas

of vegetarianism, non-alcoholism and other duties enjoined upon

Brahmins.

> However, as I always say a Brahmin is only a person who is in

search of the Brahman and who is sincere in his/her approach and

follow certain niyamas, thus there is no caste feelings to be

allowed be it a person who is born as a Brahmin or other higher

castes.

> Each person thinks high of his or her caste or community when all

are equal before God.

> Yajnopaveetha is a mark associated with a person's spiritual level

and not his or caste.

> I know people who eat meat, have multiple sex partners and

consume alcohol wearing Yajnopaveetha and for such people I say

Yajnopaveetha is just a set of threads which has no meaning except

an egoistic feeling that they belong to a particular caste or

community.

>  I keep repeating this so that people don't get the idea that I'm

caste-minded.

> Most of the fights which occur in India are caste based.

>  I only want the essence of spirituality not the pith which

surrounds it.The pith was a super-struture created later on for the

sake of convinience and operational modality.)

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> The Pranava Veda is a text that elucidates the process of energy

(Brahmam) turning itself into matter (the material world. In this

text, pure energy or consciousness goes through a process that can

be observed as a mathematical order. That process can be emulated by

humans through applying that mathematical order to dance, music,

poetry, architecture and sculpture thus creating arts that vibrate

in a way that causes the viewer, listener, inhabitant to vibrate

with the Divine qualities that the art form does. This Pranava Veda

was cognized by Brahmarishi Mayan about 10,000 years ago.

> Many people believe that Pranava refers to the sound AUM. In fact,

pranava comes from the roots Pirazh + Nava = Pranava. Turn/Flip or

turn into Nine; Pranava means the transformation of 8 into 9.

> Brahmarishi Mayan says in the Pranava Veda that consciousness

multiplies itself into 8 units or pulses (units of Time) of OM light

and OM sound. One unit of TIME has 2 aspects, OM LIGHT and OM SOUND.

OM LIGHT divides itself into 8 light atoms that become the raw

material for all visual forms. OM SOUND divides itself into 8 sound

atoms that become the raw material for all aural forms.

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          " Yettin pirazhve navamenavagi " - Maamuni Mayan

> The flipping or turning of 8 is nine.This combination of 8 units

of Light and Sound form the 'Three Gunas' which then form the five

elements or 'Pancha Bhutas'.The entire process unfolds a

mathematical order which can be emulated for the upliftment of

humanity.The individuals in the various Gotras of Vishwabrahmins use

this mathematical order in their work to create objects, forms - art

that has a definite frequency or vibration that emulates positive

qualities of Brahmam.

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>  Viswakarma the patron deity of Vishwabrahmins

> Vishvakarma Or Vishwabrahmin (Sanskrit: विशà¥à¤µà¤•à¤°

à¥à¤®à¤¾ viv�-karman " all-accomplishing; all-creator " ) is the

Hindu presiding deity of all craftsmen and architects.TS 4.3.2), as

per Vasishtha Purana 3.6.11 Vishwakarma has created 5 Brahmas from

each of his 5 face, they are 1. Sanaga Brahma Rishi, 2. Sanaathana

Brahma Rishi, 3. Abhuvanasa Brahma Rishi, 4. Prathnasa Brahma Rishi,

5. Suparnasa Brahma Rishi, in later mythology sometimes identified

with Tvastr, he is the divine craftsman of the whole Universe (RV

10.81.3), and the builder of all the gods' palaces.

> Vishwakarma is also the designer of all the flying chariots of the

gods, and all their weapons or divine attributes. He is said to have

revealed the Sthapatyaveda or fourth Upa-veda, and presides over the

sixty-four mechanical arts; in the Vedic mythology, however, the

office of " Indian Vulcan " is assigned to Tvastr as a distinct deity,

Vishva-karman being rather identified with Prajapati himself as the

creator of all things and architect of the Universe; in the hymns RV

10.81 and 10.82 he is represented as the universal Father and

Generator, the one all-seeing God, who has on every side eyes,

faces, arms, and feet; in the Brahmanas he is called a son of

Bhuvana, and Vishva-karman Bhauvana is described as the author of

the two hymns mentioned above.

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> This being so, your query for the number of threads,

Vishwabrahmins wear set of 5 which represents the 5 faces of

Vishwakarma. Sanaga Maharishi has Rg Veda and thus the Upakramam for

this is over(15th itself). If you are not wearing the

Panchal/Poonal/ Punalik/Yajnopav eetha then first get initiated into

the rites and customs of your community, through a known priest and

follow the Niyamas which I gave in my earlier posting.

> Aano Bhadraaha Krathavo Yanthu Vishwathaha!

> Only see the light,

> Shreeram Balijepalli

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