Srichakra/Sri Yantra puja

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Sri Gurubyoh Namaha,

 

Is there is a purely vedic method of doing Srichakra/Sri Yantra puja

without involving mudras and/or tantras?

 

thanx in advance for expected guidance

 

narayan

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Dear Divine,

 

When you want to do the srichakra or maha meru puja, certain procedures must be

followed. You know it represents the karana sarira as pects (abstract) and

therefore one should climb up the ladder to achieve that level of interaction

for interaction without intercourse (body and mind contact - in other words soul

to soul contact)

However there is a simple method by which you can do the puja by using the

various mantras into which you have been initiated - without using mudras and

other requirements.

Blessings to all.

S.SHANGARANARAYANAN

 

 

: z1e1b1r1a: Wed, 28 May 2008

04:08:34 +0000 Srichakra/Sri Yantra puja

 

 

 

 

Sri Gurubyoh Namaha,Is there is a purely vedic method of doing Srichakra/Sri

Yantra puja without involving mudras and/or tantras?thanx in advance for

expected guidance narayan

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dear Narayan,

 

There is no Vedic Srichakra Archana Paddathi. Srividya itself is tantric in

approach that involves several procedures like antar and bahir matrika nyasas,

kala nyasas, mudras, paatra sthapana, vardhani kalasa, visesha arghya, kamakala

dhyana and kamakala yantra lekhana and all sorts of things.

 

The worship of Srichakra has been compiled by Umanandanatha which is called

Nityotsava. Apart from these, several traditions have compiled the Srichakra

Archana Paddathi. Some of the valid and authoritative compilations are from

Guhananda Mandali. Sri Shodashanandanatha (Hariharananda Saraswathi) had also

compiled a book called “Srividya Rahasya”.

 

Even Sri Sivanandanatha also compiled the Srichakra Archana Paddathi alongwith

Vasana (the antaryaga paddathi) the copy of which I am having.

 

The kalpokta srichakra archana involves 7 to 8 hours at a constant stretch.

Srividya Upasana when done systematically as per shastras yields results. The

Srividya Upasana, as I said earlier, is a way of life that involves several

stringent rules and regulations. Srichakra Upasana itself is a Yajna. This has

to come from a Satguru who is well versed in sastras. Even the disciple, who

receives the Srividya, should be fit enough to receive it.

 

THERE IS NO COMPROMISE IN SRICHAKRA ARCHANA AND ITS UPASANA PADDHATI.

 

However, if you have a Srichakra in your Siva Panchayatana that has been

coming down traditionally ie., from your father and his forefathers, you can

carry out the upasana without any apprehensions even if you do not know the

Upasana Kalpa.

 

If you have not learnt the Chakra Archana paddati mentioned above, do not

bother. You can continue with your panchayatana provided you are able to

perform all the mandatory dharmas (which I mentioned in my earlier mails

regarding shoucha, ashoucha and bahishta dharma). You need not dispose off the

Panchayatana if you do not know the Srichakra Puja Vidhi. Mother herself would

guide and show the relevant guru for the sincere aspirant who is in the path of

Karmanushtana. After all she is " Sadacharapravarthika " and

" Varnashramavidhayini " .

 

Till then you can continue the Panchayatana and Srichakra puja with PURUSHA

SUKTAM, SRISUKTAM AND SATA RUDRIYA PATHA. During kumkumarchana read Siva and

Lalitha Ashtottara. Offer the Naivedyam whichever is possible for you (Rice

Porridge, Sweet Pongal, Milk, Fruits etc.). Offer mahanivedana every Friday.

 

BUT DO NOT TAKE THIS FOR GRANTED. THIS IS THE CASE WHEN THE YANTRA IS COMING

DOWN FROM YOUR FATHER AND FOREFATHERS AS A PART OF PANCHAYATANA.

 

One of my close friends, who do not know the Kalpoktha Srichakra Archana

Paddhati has Srichakra in his home which has been coming down from ages. This

poor fellow knows only Srisuktam and Purushasuktam. After Sandhya Anushtana, he

chants these regularly and offers milk and payasam. Believe me, during

Navaratri, one is able to hear the tinkling sounds of anklets of Devi walking in

their house. He knows only Srisuktam. Not even Khadgamala and Lalitha

Trishati. So, the panchayatana coming from ages should be protected duly with

respect provided you are following shoucha dharma. If you follow these

mandatory dharmas, rest will be followed by grace of Ambaal.

 

The srichakra worshipped by Kavyakanta Ganapati Muni is being worshipped with

only Srisuktam and Trishati but still it gives off powerful and strong currents.

 

 

Upasakas please excuse me if I have stepped out of my limits.

 

 

With regards,

Sriram

 

 

z1e1b1r1a <z1e1b1r1a wrote: Sri Gurubyoh Namaha,

 

Is there is a purely vedic method of doing Srichakra/Sri Yantra puja

without involving mudras and/or tantras?

 

thanx in advance for expected guidance

 

narayan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Shree Gurubhyo Namah:

 

Friends:

 

Here is the flip side.

If the Shri Chakram is coming down from generations, you SHOULD NOT STOP

performing the minimum upachaaras. If anyone cannot perform the minimum

upachaaras, then one should hand over the Shri Chakram to someone qualified, and

who can perform the upachaaras.

 

Thanks and Regards.

KR.

 

Shree Maathre Namah.

 

 

 

 

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shrimaan Namaste

as far as we are concerned according to our guru sampradaya the vedic

tradition is the highest and can be applied to any pooja.

we follow tripura sundari pooja kalpa following only the vedic and

dakshinachara sampradaya

more over

the regular pooja method of vedic sampradaya can be performed on the

srichakra according to our seniors

 

regards

N.Diwakar

, " z1e1b1r1a " <z1e1b1r1a wrote:

>

> Sri Gurubyoh Namaha,

>

> Is there is a purely vedic method of doing Srichakra/Sri Yantra

puja

> without involving mudras and/or tantras?

>

> thanx in advance for expected guidance

>

> narayan

>