Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 Namaste Friends, In continuation of our Chandi Sadhana and Discussion, this week we will study and chant the Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam (pages 317-319). Please share your thought and questions as you chant and reflect on the meanings of this. I found the following interesting quote on the web: This Suktam has been written by a woman sage by name Vaak, who is the daughter of Sage Ambrunar. The Woman Sage had reached the stage of identifying herself with Devi through her Saadhana - she sings this Suktam in such exalted state love srini Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2008 Report Share Posted February 20, 2008 Namaste Srini, I came across an interpretation of the ratri suktam where the commentator says: " Darkness is to be looked upon as a mother – a mother in whose womb light exists. " One interpretation would be that the dark night of the soul refers to the turmoil that ignorance and duality create within us. Without this pralaya most of us do not wake up to her divinity, to the light. The second interpretation would be that - total darkness, when we can see nothing, do nothing, forces us to go within us, inwards into introspection and finally to illumination – the rise of Usha. Love Papia , " srini_sadhu " <srini_sadhu wrote: > > Namaste Friends, > > In continuation of our Chandi Sadhana and Discussion, this week we > will study and chant the Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam (pages 317-319). > > Please share your thought and questions as you chant and reflect on > the meanings of this. > > I found the following interesting quote on the web: > > This Suktam has been written by a woman sage by name Vaak, who is the > daughter of Sage Ambrunar. The Woman Sage had reached the stage of > identifying herself with Devi through her Saadhana - she sings this > Suktam in such exalted state > > > love > srini > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2008 Report Share Posted February 21, 2008 Namaste I have the 1997 edition of Chandi Path, I have opened to pg 317 and cannot find anything to do with Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam? Am I missing something or are you using a different book? I hope you can help. Thankyou Brindavanshakti srini_sadhu <srini_sadhu Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 12:22:59 PM[www.ShreeMaa.org] Narayani StotramNamaste Friends,In continuation of our Chandi Sadhana and Discussion, this week wewill study and chant the Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam (pages 317-319).Please share your thought and questions as you chant and reflect onthe meanings of this.I found the following interesting quote on the web:This Suktam has been written by a woman sage by name Vaak, who is thedaughter of Sage Ambrunar. The Woman Sage had reached the stage ofidentifying herself with Devi through her Saadhana - she sings thisSuktam in such exalted statelovesriniPlease visit us online at http://www.ShreeMaa.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2008 Report Share Posted February 23, 2008 Hi Brindavanshakti, did you get your question answered? Try page 345. I have the same edition as yours. It's the same - just different pagination. Jai Maa! Chris , brindavanshakti brindavanshakti <brindavanshakti wrote: > > Namaste > > I have the 1997 edition of Chandi Path, I have opened to pg 317 and cannot find anything to do with Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam? Am I missing something or are you using a different book? I hope you can help. > > Thankyou > Brindavanshakti > > > > srini_sadhu <srini_sadhu > > Wednesday, February 20, 2008 12:22:59 PM > [www.ShreeMaa.org] Narayani Stotram > > Namaste Friends, > > In continuation of our Chandi Sadhana and Discussion, this week we > will study and chant the Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam (pages 317-319). > > Please share your thought and questions as you chant and reflect on > the meanings of this. > > I found the following interesting quote on the web: > > This Suktam has been written by a woman sage by name Vaak, who is the > daughter of Sage Ambrunar. The Woman Sage had reached the stage of > identifying herself with Devi through her Saadhana - she sings this > Suktam in such exalted state > > > love > srini Please visit us online at http://www.ShreeMaa.org > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2008 Report Share Posted February 24, 2008 Thanks Chris I found it! Om, Brindavanshakti Chris <sadyojataya Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 3:13:23 PMRe: [www.ShreeMaa.org] Narayani StotramHi Brindavanshakti, did you get your question answered? Try page 345.I have the same edition as yours. It's the same - just differentpagination.Jai Maa!Chris , brindavanshakti brindavanshakti<brindavanshakti wrote:>> Namaste> > I have the 1997 edition of Chandi Path, I have opened to pg 317 andcannot find anything to do with Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam? Am I missingsomething or are you using a different book? I hope you can help.> > Thankyou> Brindavanshakti> > > > srini_sadhu <srini_sadhu> > Wednesday, February 20, 2008 12:22:59 PM> [www.ShreeMaa.org] Narayani Stotram> > Namaste Friends,> > In continuation of our Chandi Sadhana and Discussion, this week we> will study and chant the Rgvedoktam Devi Suktam (pages 317-319).> > Please share your thought and questions as you chant and reflect on> the meanings of this.> > I found the following interesting quote on the web:> > This Suktam has been written by a woman sage by name Vaak, who is the> daughter of Sage Ambrunar. The Woman Sage had reached the stage of> identifying herself with Devi through her Saadhana - she sings this> Suktam in such exalted state> > > love> srini> > > > > > > Please visit us online at http://www.ShreeMaa.org > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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