Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Namaste Everyone Please tell me what this shloka means and when it should be said AUM KAI AILA HRIM  HASAKA HALA HRIM SAKALA HRIM Regards Rashmi  _._,___ Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to http://messenger./invite/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Dear Rashmi, One of the greatest mantras of Devi (15 letters mantra) known as Panchadasakshari Mantra: " Ka E i La Hreem - Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hreem - Sa Ka La Hreem " The Lalitha Trisathi stotra recounts the 300 names of the goddess. Twenty names each start from each of the fifteen letters which form the Pancha dasakshari manthra (the 15 letter manthra). This manthra is Ka- aa-ee-la-hrim Ha –sa-ka-ha-la-hrim Sa-ka-la-hrim The first five letters (vaag bhava Koota) given in the first line originate from the Mooladhara (Literally basic support or the support which is the root) which is situated below the vertebral column. This is supposed to house the baser instincts in man. This manthra (entire first line) is supposed to rise from Mooladhara like the fire in time of deluge and touch the anahatham (the basis for food) The second six letters (Kama raja koota) start from the anahatham with the power and brilliance of billions of sun and touches the Agna chakra(Literally the wheel of command). The last four letters (Shakthi koota) starts from the Agna chakra like the soothing light of billions of moon and touches the Lalata Madhya(The center of the forehead). This series of sounds is supposed to start from the baser instincts (Compared to a coiled serpent sleeping in The Mooladhara) lights one by one the Stomach , the chest and travels through the Sushmna Nadi and blossoms the unopened bud of the Lotus with thousand petals in the brain. Once this is opened the Yogis believed that there is no knowledge in earth and heaven that you did not know. Each line of Panchadasakshari manthra is considered equivalent to one Gayatri. Because of this the chanting of Lalitha Trishathi is supposed to lead to great benefits to the Sadhaka. It is supposed to give him all that is needed. B.Rgds Raman On Tue, 18 Nov 2008 rush ram wrote : >Namaste Everyone > >Please tell me what this shloka means and when it should be said > >AUM KAI AILA HRIM  HASAKA HALA HRIM SAKALA HRIM > > >Regards >Rashmi > > > > >_._,___ > > > Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to http://messenger./invite/ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Dear Rashmi This is the Sri vidya mantra, 'Kadi' version, meaning that is starts with the letter K. ?you can worship this with the Sri Yantra, also lifestyle can be changed to allow for the worship, such as surrounding one'self with beauty, enjoying good things in life by first offering to the Goddess, this type of sadhana is very sattvic and wonderful. A sattbic diet can be followed, taste for good foods need not be suppressed, fine clothes etc can be worn as a joyous offering to her. Usually people are initiated into the sadhana, find out if you can practice, why do you want to chant it, who gave it to you? roughly pronounciation is as follows om ka ee uh hrimg ha sa ka ha la hrimg sa ka la hrimg I will have to check I think Satyananda Swami's Durga puja book has the mantra or Chandi Path Jai Maa Dhyanjoti Sanghvi The most robust and healthy race left on earth were the 'African savages'; but how long can they so remain after their physical consciousness has been contaminated by the mental aberrations of the civilised? Sri Aurobindo (Thoughts and Aphorism 392) rush ram <rume235 Tue, 18 Nov 2008 8:41 Mantra Namaste Everyone Please tell me what this shloka means and when it should be said AUM KAI AILA HRIM? ?HASAKA HALA HRIM? SAKALA HRIM Regards? Rashmi ? _._,___ Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Go to http://messenger./invite/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Namaste: I believe this is associated with Tripura Sundari. I have seen this pronounced after the recitation of the Lalita Trisati Stotram, and I think also the Lalita Sahasranama stotram. Shanti Om, Shankari --- On Tue, 11/18/08, rush ram <rume235 wrote: rush ram <rume235 Mantra Tuesday, November 18, 2008, 12:41 AM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Dear Mr Dyanjothi Its funny but no one gave it to me or even asked me to chant it... I came across it on the net and somehow got mesmerized by it and now since the last one week or so have been saying it 108 times in the evening. I turned a veggie (except for egg once in a while ) 3 yrs back ...I had gone wid my hubby n fiends to Sri Lanka and our host's sister gave me a small sandal wood Bhuddha on my return ...I turned veggie since then. I've been reading the Lalitha Sahastranamah since 2 yrs when a person who bought an apt from us told me he sensed strong viberations in my puja area and he gave me a cassette of the Lalitha Sahastranamah to hear. I had taken the book from my mother just before all this happened but didnt know how to read it. This I read now mostly on tuesdays and say the 1008 names of the Devi on Fridays...some weeks it does get missed out. The reason why I asked about the Chant is to make sure I'm not doing anything I should not be doing. Somehow saying prayers has come to me quite easily and other prayers I say are the Hanuman Chalisa, Vishnu Sahastranamah, Aditya Hridayam, MahaLakshmi ashtotram,Mahishasurammardini and I love listening to the Rudram...infact I want to learn it from someone. I'm not a religious person I just flow with the tide. I believe that the primary rule is to be kind to fellow human beings and animals. I still enjoy partying once in while. Regards Rashmi Rashmi ________________________________ Dhyanjothi <miztrance Dear Rashmi This is the Sri vidya mantra, 'Kadi' version, meaning that is starts with the letter K. ?you can worship this with the Sri Yantra, also lifestyle can be changed to allow for the worship, such as surrounding one'self with beauty, enjoying good things in life by first offering to the Goddess, this type of sadhana is very sattvic and wonderful. A sattbic diet can be followed, taste for good foods need not be suppressed, fine clothes etc can be worn as a joyous offering to her. Usually people are initiated into the sadhana, find out if you can practice, why do you want to chant it, who gave it to you? roughly pronounciation is as follows om ka ee uh hrimg ha sa ka ha la hrimg sa ka la hrimg I will have to check I think Satyananda Swami's Durga puja book has the mantra or Chandi Path Jai Maa Dhyanjoti Sanghvi rush ram <rume235 (AT) (DOT) co.in> Namaste Everyone Please tell me what this shloka means and when it should be said AUM KAI AILA HRIM? ?HASAKA HALA HRIM? SAKALA HRIM Regards? Rashmi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Lot of confusion here at least at my end and I was about to ask few things here and when I saw this post I am asking now. Here 2 members gave different mantras,in chanting mantras we all know it should be very much correct while chanting or pronouncing. read here the first one goes like this " Ka E i La Hreem - Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hreem - Sa Ka La Hreem " The second one is Ka- aa-ee-la-hrim And the 3rd one is om ka ee uh hrimg Now the one which I recite is like this Om aim hrim shrim Ka Aa ila hrim as we all see here there are many differences in above mantra,I hence sincerely request knowledgable members to clarify on this please,thanks. best regards Aksha Rudra. , rush ram <rume235 wrote: > > Namaste Everyone > > Please tell me what this shloka means and when it should be said > > AUM KAI AILA HRIM  HASAKA HALA HRIM SAKALA HRIM > > > Regards > Rashmi > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Dears: Ka Eh Ii La Hreem Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hreem Sa Ka La Hreem is called the Panchadasi (15 words) mantra in Sri Vidya. This is the basic first version of mantras to be recited for Sri Chakra. The next higher version is called Shodashi Mantra (15 words). However, each of these mantras are said to be effective only when recited by an initiate, i.e. an enlighted Guru (not a scriptural knowledged scholor) initiates the saadhaka into Sri Vidya. The result of initiation is really that " the mind and soul " come to a clear grasp of the Shabdha generated by these words through which the eternal light of creation, i.e. Divine Mother can be realized. For an uninitiated, it is okay to recite this mantra for Sri Chakra, which will result in putting the sadhaka on the path to reach the right Guru and finally obtain Dikshaa. You can recite this mantra 108 times (or 54 times) to Sri Chakra and do an arathi at the end, which is the most simplest form of worship to Sri Chakra. Guruvadi Saranam! Thiruvadi Saranam! Shakti Thondan --- On Tue, 11/18/08, Dhyanjothi <miztrance wrote: Dhyanjothi <miztrance Dear Rashmi This is the Sri vidya mantra, 'Kadi' version, meaning that is starts with the letter K. ?you can worship this with the Sri Yantra, also lifestyle can be changed to allow for the worship, such as surrounding one'self with beauty, enjoying good things in life by first offering to the Goddess, this type of sadhana is very sattvic and wonderful. A sattbic diet can be followed, taste for good foods need not be suppressed, fine clothes etc can be worn as a joyous offering to her. Usually people are initiated into the sadhana, find out if you can practice, why do you want to chant it, who gave it to you? roughly pronounciation is as follows om ka ee uh hrimg ha sa ka ha la hrimg sa ka la hrimg I will have to check I think Satyananda Swami's Durga puja book has the mantra or Chandi Path Jai Maa rush ram <rume235 (AT) (DOT) co.in> Namaste Everyone Please tell me what this shloka means and when it should be said AUM KAI AILA HRIM? ?HASAKA HALA HRIM? SAKALA HRIM Regards? Rashmi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 18, 2008 Report Share Posted November 18, 2008 Stick to the first version below. Since you're asking this question here, it means you are not initiated by a Guru. Hence, follow the simplest form. Om is the pranava aim hrim shrim are shakthi pranavas (as you are currently chanting). To my knowledge (which is very limited) I've not seen shakthi pranavas chanted with pure panchadasi (Unless learned ones on this board clarify that it can be chanted with the 4 pranavas as stated above). The version which combines pranava and shakthi pranavas also have another mantra incorporated into it. G , " aksha.rudra " <aksha.rudra wrote: > > Lot of confusion here at least at my end and I was about to ask few > things here and when I saw this post I am asking now. > Here 2 members gave different mantras,in chanting mantras we all > know it should be very much correct while chanting or pronouncing. > read here > the first one goes like this > " Ka E i La Hreem - Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hreem - Sa Ka La Hreem " > The second one is > Ka- aa-ee-la-hrim > And the 3rd one is > om ka ee uh hrimg > > > Now the one which I recite is like this > > Om aim hrim shrim Ka Aa ila hrim > > as we all see here there are many differences in above mantra,I > hence sincerely request knowledgable members to clarify on this > please,thanks. > best regards > Aksha Rudra. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2008 Report Share Posted November 19, 2008 Respected G Your guess is right but my story is different and sometime I shall post here how I came to know this Srividya sadhana. Agreed on what you said,I am posting link which has this mantra on web,my question still remains same about " Uchchars " of this mantra,best solution can be a link with Sanskrit version can help a lot to understand authentic pronaunciation.Even files posted in group has different letters in English than discussed here by other members,hope you understand my point. by the way the link is this for the mantra I am currently chanting Kaadi Mantra <http://shaktisadhana.org/images/Kochu/pictures/rasimala/kaadi1.jpg> regards Aksha Rudra. , " ganpra " <ganpra wrote: > > Stick to the first version below. > > Since you're asking this question here, it means you are not > initiated by a Guru. Hence, follow the simplest form. > > Om is the pranava > aim hrim shrim are shakthi pranavas (as you are currently chanting). > > To my knowledge (which is very limited) I've not seen shakthi > pranavas chanted with pure panchadasi (Unless learned ones on this > board clarify that it can be chanted with the 4 pranavas as stated > above). > > The version which combines pranava and shakthi pranavas also have > another mantra incorporated into it. > > G > > , " aksha.rudra " > aksha.rudra@ wrote: > > > > Lot of confusion here at least at my end and I was about to ask few > > things here and when I saw this post I am asking now. > > Here 2 members gave different mantras,in chanting mantras we all > > know it should be very much correct while chanting or pronouncing. > > read here > > the first one goes like this > > " Ka E i La Hreem - Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hreem - Sa Ka La Hreem " > > The second one is > > Ka- aa-ee-la-hrim > > And the 3rd one is > > om ka ee uh hrimg > > > > > > Now the one which I recite is like this > > > > Om aim hrim shrim Ka Aa ila hrim > > > > as we all see here there are many differences in above mantra,I > > hence sincerely request knowledgable members to clarify on this > > please,thanks. > > best regards > > Aksha Rudra. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2008 Report Share Posted November 19, 2008 On 11/18/08, rush ram <rume235 wrote: > > > dear Rashmi, Well I seem to be in the same predicament as you are.Basically a Rama devotee doing sundarkand, hanuman chalisa and desperately trying to get the rudram correct. also have been doing aditya hridayam. Just to take it back a little a few years ago a beautiful Devi wearing red had come in my dreams- iwas mesmerised she pressed my third eye and I resonated with om. I kept asking her about my ista - lord Ram - she smilingly pointed to the ram darbar.she told me that my time for her had not come yet.Now 5years down the line I chanced upon this mantra on the net- it mesmerises me. and by her grace we chanced to go to kanchi tripurasundari temple. I was just hooked. I want to chant the mantra from the core of my heart but the fear that i have not been initiated holds me back. I read the lalita sahasaranama for 2 days -try and collate its meanings with the lalitambika story and give it up incase I am doing something wrong.But this mantra holds me spell bound.I feel like singing it all the time.well I have the devi trishatinaam on my ipod and I was listening to it the other day I was half awake suddenly I saw lotuses circumambulating between my eyebrows- they were-silverygray,light blue in color? and then suddenly came the devi idol in dull gold just beautiful. I didn't want it to end . sorry to bore you but I sincerely feel the mantras are very potent- These days I'm reading abook on srividya called srividya kosa by SK Ramachandra Rao. Also the Shat chandi path has an explanation of this mantra. hope it helps and lots of luck for your sadhna, god bless, anu. > > > > Dear Mr Dyanjothi > > Its funny but no one gave it to me or even asked me to chant it... I came > across it on the net and somehow got mesmerized by it and now since the last > one week or so have been saying it 108 times in the evening. > I turned a veggie (except for egg once in a while ) 3 yrs back ...I had > gone wid my hubby n fiends to Sri Lanka and our host's sister gave me a > small sandal wood Bhuddha on my return ...I turned veggie since then. > I've been reading the Lalitha Sahastranamah since 2 yrs when a person who > bought an apt from us told me he sensed strong viberations in my puja area > and he gave me a cassette of the Lalitha Sahastranamah to hear. I had taken > the book from my mother just before all this happened but didnt know how to > read it. This I read now mostly on tuesdays and say the 1008 names of the > Devi on Fridays...some weeks it does get missed out. > > The reason why I asked about the Chant is to make sure I'm not doing > anything I should not be doing. > Somehow saying prayers has come to me quite easily and other prayers I say > are the Hanuman Chalisa, Vishnu Sahastranamah, Aditya Hridayam, MahaLakshmi > ashtotram,Mahishasurammardini and I love listening to the Rudram...infact I > want to learn it from someone. > I'm not a religious person I just flow with the tide. I believe that the > primary rule is to be kind to fellow human beings and animals. I still enjoy > partying once in while. > Regards > Rashmi > Rashmi > > ________________________________ > Dhyanjothi <miztrance > > Dear Rashmi > > This is the Sri vidya mantra, 'Kadi' version, meaning that is starts with > the letter K. > ?you can worship this with the Sri Yantra, also lifestyle can be changed to > allow for the worship, such as surrounding one'self with beauty, enjoying > good things in life by first offering to the Goddess, this type of sadhana > is very sattvic and wonderful. A sattbic diet can be followed, taste for > good foods need not be suppressed, fine clothes etc can be worn as a joyous > offering to her. > > Usually people are initiated into the sadhana, find out if you can > practice, why do you want to chant it, who gave it to you? > > roughly pronounciation is as follows > > om ka ee uh hrimg > > ha sa ka ha la hrimg > > sa ka la hrimg > > I will have to check I think Satyananda Swami's Durga puja book has the > mantra or Chandi Path > > Jai Maa > > Dhyanjoti Sanghvi > > > rush ram <rume235 (AT) (DOT) co.in> > > Namaste Everyone > > Please tell me what this shloka means and when it should be said > > AUM KAI AILA HRIM? ?HASAKA HALA HRIM? SAKALA HRIM > > Regards? > Rashmi > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2008 Report Share Posted November 19, 2008 If the version is from Kochu, Who is a great SVU, you do not have to ask any questions anywhere. The jpeg has the sanskrit version of the mantra as well. G , " aksha.rudra " <aksha.rudra wrote: > > Respected G > Your guess is right but my story is different and sometime I shall post > here how I came to know this Srividya sadhana. > Agreed on what you said,I am posting link which has this mantra on > web,my question still remains same about " Uchchars " of this mantra,best > solution can be a link with Sanskrit version can help a lot to > understand authentic pronaunciation.Even files posted in group has > different letters in English than discussed here by other members,hope > you understand my point. > > by the way the link is this for the mantra I am currently chanting > > Kaadi Mantra > <http://shaktisadhana.org/images/Kochu/pictures/rasimala/kaadi1.jpg> > > regards > Aksha Rudra. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 20, 2008 Report Share Posted November 20, 2008 Thank you everyone for the discussion on the Mantra .... I have been continuing to chant the same but from 2moro I shall chant according to the link that respected Aksha Rudra posted. Regards  Rashmi ________________________________ aksha.rudra <aksha.rudra Respected G Your guess is right but my story is different and sometime I shall post here how I came to know this Srividya sadhana. Agreed on what you said,I am posting link which has this mantra on web,my question still remains same about " Uchchars " of this mantra,best solution can be a link with Sanskrit version can help a lot to understand authentic pronaunciation. Even files posted in group has different letters in English than discussed here by other members,hope you understand my point. by the way the link is this for the mantra I am currently chanting Kaadi Mantra <http://shaktisadhana.org/images/Kochu/pictures/rasimala/kaadi1.jpg> regards Aksha Rudra. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 20, 2008 Report Share Posted November 20, 2008 Ka E I La Hrim -- Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hrim -- Sa Ka La Hrim Ka pronounced as the 'cu' in 'cup', 'cut' without aspirating the K. E is pronounced as the alphabet 'A' as a long vowel and not with the diphthong. I rhymes with the 'ee' in 'see'. La is like the 'lu' in 'luck'. Hrim is pronounced as 'hreem'. The final 'm' may be nasalised as 'ng' or said as 'm' only depending upon one's sampradaya. Ha and Sa rhyme with Ka and La. This is the best I could come up with for as close a description of the original sound as possible. As for prefixing samashti-pranava or vyashti-pranava or both, while doing navavarana puja, one does prefix the samashti and vyashti pranava to the mula; not only to the mula but also to several other mantras. In my sampradaya, while doing japa of panchadasi, one does rishi, chhandas, deva nyasa, anganyasa karanyasa, dhyana, panchapuja and recite mentally the panchadasi without any prefixes. With anganyasa karanyasa of bala, we prefix pranava, shakti pranava and do first letter of bala + vagbhavakuta, then second letter of bala + kamarajakuta and finally third letter of bala + shaktikuta. Doing panchadasi alone is widely followed. As for uchchaaranaa, all mantras must be pronounced absolutely correctly in keeping with one's sampradaya. There could be variations in the quality of consonents and vowels as per one's tradition. " Varna swarah; Maatraa balam; Saama santaanah " says Taittariya Upanishad. But wrong pronunciations are unacceptable as it may do harm to the person who recites. May Devi forgive me for openly writing about the panchadasi like this as I am only a dasa and not a guru. Kochu's rendering in both roman and devnagari scripts is correct. One can listen to the audio rendering of panchadasi by Sri Amritananda which is available on SS site. All please forgive me for any aberrations on my part - because we are somehow discussing Srividya. JR --- On Wed, 11/19/08, ganpra <ganpra wrote: ganpra <ganpra Re: Mantra Wednesday, November 19, 2008, 4:12 PM If the version is from Kochu, Who is a great SVU, you do not have to ask any questions anywhere. The jpeg has the sanskrit version of the mantra as well. G , " aksha.rudra " <aksha.rudra@ ...> wrote: > > Respected G > Your guess is right but my story is different and sometime I shall post > here how I came to know this Srividya sadhana. > Agreed on what you said,I am posting link which has this mantra on > web,my question still remains same about " Uchchars " of this mantra,best > solution can be a link with Sanskrit version can help a lot to > understand authentic pronaunciation. Even files posted in group has > different letters in English than discussed here by other members,hope > you understand my point. > > by the way the link is this for the mantra I am currently chanting > > Kaadi Mantra > <http://shaktisadhan a.org/images/ Kochu/pictures/ rasimala/ kaadi1.jpg> > > regards > Aksha Rudra. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 21, 2008 Report Share Posted November 21, 2008 My respectful namaskarams. Sometimes Dasa's light shows the path to the Guru. G , Radhakrishnan J <jayaarshree wrote: > > Ka E I La Hrim -- Ha Sa Ka Ha La Hrim -- Sa Ka La Hrim > > Ka pronounced as the 'cu' in 'cup', 'cut' without aspirating the K. > > E is pronounced as the alphabet 'A' as a long vowel and not with the diphthong. > > I rhymes with the 'ee' in 'see'. > > La is like the 'lu' in 'luck'. > > Hrim is pronounced as 'hreem'. The final 'm' may be nasalised as 'ng' or said as 'm' only depending upon one's sampradaya. > > Ha and Sa rhyme with Ka and La. > > This is the best I could come up with for as close a description of the original sound as possible. > > As for prefixing samashti-pranava or vyashti-pranava or both, while doing navavarana puja, one does prefix the samashti and vyashti pranava to the mula; not only to the mula but also to several other mantras. > > In my sampradaya, while doing japa of panchadasi, one does rishi, chhandas, deva nyasa, anganyasa karanyasa, dhyana, panchapuja and recite mentally the panchadasi without any prefixes. > > With anganyasa karanyasa of bala, we prefix pranava, shakti pranava and do first letter of bala + vagbhavakuta, then second letter of bala + kamarajakuta and finally third letter of bala + shaktikuta. > > Doing panchadasi alone is widely followed. > > As for uchchaaranaa, all mantras must be pronounced absolutely correctly in keeping with one's sampradaya. There could be variations in the quality of consonents and vowels as per one's tradition. " Varna swarah; Maatraa balam; Saama santaanah " says Taittariya Upanishad. But wrong pronunciations are unacceptable as it may do harm to the person who recites. > > May Devi forgive me for openly writing about the panchadasi like this as I am only a dasa and not a guru. > > Kochu's rendering in both roman and devnagari scripts is correct. One can listen to the audio rendering of panchadasi by Sri Amritananda which is available on SS site. > > All please forgive me for any aberrations on my part - because we are somehow discussing Srividya. > > JR > > --- On Wed, 11/19/08, ganpra <ganpra wrote: > ganpra <ganpra > Re: Mantra > > Wednesday, November 19, 2008, 4:12 PM > > > > > If the version is from Kochu, Who is a great SVU, you do not have to > > ask any questions anywhere. The jpeg has the sanskrit version of the > > mantra as well. > > > > G > > > > , " aksha.rudra " > > <aksha.rudra@ ...> wrote: > > > > > > Respected G > > > Your guess is right but my story is different and sometime I shall > > post > > > here how I came to know this Srividya sadhana. > > > Agreed on what you said,I am posting link which has this mantra on > > > web,my question still remains same about " Uchchars " of this > > mantra,best > > > solution can be a link with Sanskrit version can help a lot to > > > understand authentic pronaunciation. Even files posted in group has > > > different letters in English than discussed here by other > > members,hope > > > you understand my point. > > > > > > by the way the link is this for the mantra I am currently chanting > > > > > > Kaadi Mantra > > > <http://shaktisadhan a.org/images/ Kochu/pictures/ rasimala/ kaadi1.jpg> > > > > > > regards > > > Aksha Rudra. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Dear Radhakrishnan, Thanks!, Thanks!!, and Thanks!!. You have cleared all my doubts and taught me new mantras and, as you rightly mentioned, new Sampradayams. I am taking a print-out so that I can use it in my daily Pooja. Ram Prabhu On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 Radhakrishnan J wrote : >Answer to first question: >Panchopachaara puja also known as maanasapuja is as follows: > >Lam (rhymes with 'come') Prthivyaatmane (prthivyaatmikaayai) gandham samarpayami (draw the tip of the thumb from the root of little finger upwards-to be done with both hands) > >Ham (rhymes with 'come') Aakaashatmane pushpaih pujayami (draw the tip of the index finger over the thumb from its root upwards) > >Yam (rhymes with 'come') Vaayvaatmane dhoopam aaghraapayaami (draw the tip of the thumb over the index finger from its root upwards) > >Ram (to be pronounced as 'rum') Agnyaatmane deepam darshayaami (draw the tip of the thumb over the middle finger from its root upwards) > >Vam (rhymes with 'come') Amrtaatmane amrtam mahaanaivedyam nivedayaami (draw the tip of the thumb over the ring finger from its root upwards) > >Sam (rhymes with 'come' - to be pronounced like 'sum') Sarvaatmane sarvopachaaraan samarpayaami (make anjali mudra with both the hands joined together palms and fingers touching one another in the normal namaskaar sign) > >Second question: >Yes, Kara-anganyaasa-dfhyaanam to be performed at the end of moola-mantra-japam. > >Third question: >Panchopachaara is already dealt with. > >Dhyaana-shlokam corresponding to the adhidevatra will differ according to the japam. > >Digvimogam is the opposite of digbandham. Mantram is the same - Bhurbhuvassuvarom. Say 'iti digvimogah' while doing digvimogam. Digbandham is done in this manner:- Crackling with the middle finger and thumb of the right hand in front of your face, to your right at shoulder level, at the back (near the back of the neck) and to your left at shoulder level circling the hand around the body clockwise - no short-cuts. Digvimogam is done anticlockwise starting in the front and going through the left side. > >Samarpanam is dedicationg the japam to the Devataa. Shlokam for this is given below. > >Guhya-atiguhya-goptaa (goptree for female deities) tvam grhaana-asmat-krtam japam; > >Siddhir-bhavatu me deva (devi) tat-prasaadan-mayi sthiraa. > >Aachamanam - sipping of water from one's right palm. > >For most of the Devataas, it is done three times, saynig Achutaaya Namah (sip water), Anantaaya Namah (sip water), Govindaaya Namah (sip water). > >In Shaakta-kramam, aachamanam is done 4 times - >Aim-Aatmatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Kleem-Vidyaatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Sauh-Shivatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Aim-Kleem-Sauh-Sarvatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Aachamanam, mudras for anga-nyaasa-kara-nyaasa-maanasa-puja-digbandham-digvimohgam are all difficult to acquire by reading written instructions though they are all very very simple procedures. Further, there could be minor variations according to one's one sampradaayam. Mind you, all sampradaayams lead to the same Devi, no one sampradaayam is greater than or superior to the other. We while following our own sampradaayam look upon other procedures with respect and awe and some times imagine that the other is more imaginative and more effective. While doing our saadhana with a member of another sampradaayam, we sometimes try our hand at adopting theirs. > >Ooooofffff........ > >I think I have answered your queries. > >JR > >--- On Mon, 1/12/09, Ram Prabhu <grp_pabbas wrote: > > Ram Prabhu <grp_pabbas > >Hi, Radhakrishnan, > >Your mail was quite instructive. However, I would like clarifications on the following: > >1. Is the Panchopara Pooja same as mentioned by one of the group > >members in earlier posting? > >2. Has the Nyasa to be performed again after Moola Mantra Japam? > >3. What is the mantra for Digvimoga, Dhyana and Panchopchara Samaprpana > >Achamanam? > >Incidentally, " Digvimoga " is a new word I have learnt. If you can explain what it means and its significance, it will be be really educative to me. > >Ram Prabhu > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 13, 2009 Report Share Posted January 13, 2009 Dear Prabhu I regret the typos which had crept into my post. I seek to rectify the more serious ones. The fourth paada of the samarpana shloka reads as 'tat-prasaadaan-mayi' . It should be 'tvat-prasaadaan-mayi'. Aachamanam in Shaakta-kramam: Typed 'shodayaami', it should be 'shodhayaami'. --- On Tue, 1/13/09, Ram Prabhu <grp_pabbas wrote: Ram Prabhu <grp_pabbas Re: mantra Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 9:27 PM Dear Radhakrishnan, Thanks!, Thanks!!, and Thanks!!. You have cleared all my doubts and taught me new mantras and, as you rightly mentioned, new Sampradayams. I am taking a print-out so that I can use it in my daily Pooja. Ram Prabhu On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 Radhakrishnan J wrote : >Answer to first question: >Panchopachaara puja also known as maanasapuja is as follows: > >Lam (rhymes with 'come') Prthivyaatmane (prthivyaatmikaayai ) gandham samarpayami (draw the tip of the thumb from the root of little finger upwards-to be done with both hands) > >Ham (rhymes with 'come') Aakaashatmane pushpaih pujayami (draw the tip of the index finger over the thumb from its root upwards) > >Yam (rhymes with 'come') Vaayvaatmane dhoopam aaghraapayaami (draw the tip of the thumb over the index finger from its root upwards) > >Ram (to be pronounced as 'rum') Agnyaatmane deepam darshayaami (draw the tip of the thumb over the middle finger from its root upwards) > >Vam (rhymes with 'come') Amrtaatmane amrtam mahaanaivedyam nivedayaami (draw the tip of the thumb over the ring finger from its root upwards) > >Sam (rhymes with 'come' - to be pronounced like 'sum') Sarvaatmane sarvopachaaraan samarpayaami (make anjali mudra with both the hands joined together palms and fingers touching one another in the normal namaskaar sign) > >Second question: >Yes, Kara-anganyaasa- dfhyaanam to be performed at the end of moola-mantra- japam. > >Third question: >Panchopachaara is already dealt with. > >Dhyaana-shlokam corresponding to the adhidevatra will differ according to the japam. > >Digvimogam is the opposite of digbandham. Mantram is the same - Bhurbhuvassuvarom. Say 'iti digvimogah' while doing digvimogam. Digbandham is done in this manner:- Crackling with the middle finger and thumb of the right hand in front of your face, to your right at shoulder level, at the back (near the back of the neck) and to your left at shoulder level circling the hand around the body clockwise - no short-cuts. Digvimogam is done anticlockwise starting in the front and going through the left side. > >Samarpanam is dedicationg the japam to the Devataa. Shlokam for this is given below. > >Guhya-atiguhya- goptaa (goptree for female deities) tvam grhaana-asmat- krtam japam; > >Siddhir-bhavatu me deva (devi) tat-prasaadan- mayi sthiraa. > >Aachamanam - sipping of water from one's right palm. > >For most of the Devataas, it is done three times, saynig Achutaaya Namah (sip water), Anantaaya Namah (sip water), Govindaaya Namah (sip water). > >In Shaakta-kramam, aachamanam is done 4 times - >Aim-Aatmatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Kleem-Vidyaatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Sauh-Shivatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Aim-Kleem-Sauh- Sarvatatvam Shodayaami Swaahaa > >Aachamanam, mudras for anga-nyaasa- kara-nyaasa- maanasa-puja- digbandham- digvimohgam are all difficult to acquire by reading written instructions though they are all very very simple procedures. Further, there could be minor variations according to one's one sampradaayam. Mind you, all sampradaayams lead to the same Devi, no one sampradaayam is greater than or superior to the other. We while following our own sampradaayam look upon other procedures with respect and awe and some times imagine that the other is more imaginative and more effective. While doing our saadhana with a member of another sampradaayam, we sometimes try our hand at adopting theirs. > >Ooooofffff. ....... > >I think I have answered your queries. > >JR > >--- On Mon, 1/12/09, Ram Prabhu <grp_pabbas@rediffma il.com> wrote: > > Ram Prabhu <grp_pabbas@rediffma il.com> > >Hi, Radhakrishnan, > >Your mail was quite instructive. However, I would like clarifications on the following: > >1. Is the Panchopara Pooja same as mentioned by one of the group > >members in earlier posting? > >2. Has the Nyasa to be performed again after Moola Mantra Japam? > >3. What is the mantra for Digvimoga, Dhyana and Panchopchara Samaprpana > >Achamanam? > >Incidentally, " Digvimoga " is a new word I have learnt. If you can explain what it means and its significance, it will be be really educative to me. > >Ram Prabhu > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 14, 2009 Report Share Posted January 14, 2009 Dear Radhakrishnan, Thanks for reviewing your mail and making corrections. Your concern for correctness in pronunciation of the Mantra and also informing me is very much appreciated. Ram Prabhu On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 Radhakrishnan J wrote : >Dear Prabhu >I regret the typos which had crept into my post. I seek to rectify the more serious ones. > >The fourth paada of the samarpana shloka reads as 'tat-prasaadaan-mayi' . It should be 'tvat-prasaadaan-mayi'. > >Aachamanam in Shaakta-kramam: Typed 'shodayaami', it should be 'shodhayaami'. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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