simple mantras

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jai gurudev

 

 

dear friend,

 

 

tehre r many siddha mantras of 10 mahavidyas incl sabar mantras

if anyone is interested i can send.

 

beej mantras r always energised and nishkilit.

 

even simple chant :

 

 

1 : om hreem

 

2 : om aim hreem shreem

 

 

which r also laghu mantras to mother rajrajeshwari help.

 

before making any judegement pls try them and experience

the energy yrself then pass a judegement.

 

do atleast 1-3-5 mala on rudraksha or spatik - cryslat

or coral mala.

 

u will see effect.

 

 

om shakti

 

gopal

 

 

 

 

 

 

On 7/19/09, Devi Bhakta <devi_bhakta wrote:

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> Hi Shankari:

>

> Thanks for your questions -- I suspect they are more rhetorical than

> literal, but for the benefit of anyone in this group who may be in doubt,

> I'll add my two cents.

>

> *** If the Kadgamala Stotram will blow your mind if you don't have a guru,

> [...] is chanting along with a guru acceptable or not acceptable? ***

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> As ganpra correctly noted, stotrams are devotional hymns not mantras. Now I

> cannot hope to hold a candle to his electrically illuminated analysis

> (rimshot!) of strotrams in general, so I'll address your query specifically:

> Anyone who wishes to chant the Khadgamala Stotram can do so without fear of

> harm. In fact, it'd be awfully hard to avoid it doing some good. ;-) You

> mention that Sri Karunamayi recommends it; so does Sri Amritananda Natha; so

> does Sri Bhasurananda Natha. I've never seen it forbidden.

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> *** The next question or problem is that many of us in the West will never

> be able to find a guru considering how distant we are from India. How are we

> supposed to worship in that case? ***

>

> Start where you are. Using a mantra that requires diksha when you do not

> have diksha is (usually) harmless enough, but also rather pointless. It

> could also be compared to using a chainsaw to cut wood when there's no gas

> or electricity powering it. You might eventually accomplish something, but

> when you're working manually, it's generally more much effective to use

> manual tools. And when you're working without diksha, use mantras that don't

> require diksha.

>

> *** The next issue is that someone said that a Bakta cannot become

> enlightened. ***

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> That's the sort of wisdom that usually issues from the back end of a horse.

> Bhakti is an eminently valid path to enlightenment.

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> *** If one is trying to get power for oneself or develop siddhis doesn't

> this just inflame the ego. ***

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> Siddhis, properly gained, are mere byproducts of sadhana. Those who pursue

> them as ends unto themselves are sailing into some very dark waters.

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> aim mAtangyai namaH

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