Navarna Vidhih ...... Question for Parvati

[Guest guest]

Namaste All,

 

This week we have it pretty easy huh ? The Navarna Vidhih should be a

breeze , if anyone is having any problems with it , please do post

your questions ...

 

In the Rsyadi Nyasa and Hrdayadi Nyasa - we use the tattva mudra to

touch the parts mentioned in the Nyasa - hold your right hand out

with fingers extended. Then bend your thumb to touch the base of the

ring finger.

 

In the Aksharnyaas - we dont use any mudra - atleast I dont - can

you please clarify Parvati ? Thank you.

 

In the Din Nyasah - this is the most fun nyasa for me - we clasp our

outstretched hands in the prayer pose and move the hands and rotate

our heads along with the movement of the hands in all the 10

different directions. Sorta like a mini stretch or work out.

 

The three verses from the "om aim hriim aksha maalikaayai namah"

to "....parikalpaya parikalpaya me svaahaa" are for the purification

of the rosary beads. When we say "om maam maale mahaamaye ...." we

touch the rosary that we are (presumably) wearing and hold it with

our right hands.

 

I am also creating a separate table in the Database section to hold

the vocabulary from this chapter and request folks to add to it.

 

JAI MAA

Latha

[Guest guest]

Namaste Latha and all,

In the aksaranyaasah you can use the tattwa mudra as

previously described below by Latha while you touch or point to

the prescribed places.

Hope this clarifies your question.

 

 

 

 

 

, "Latha Nanda"

<lathananda> wrote:

> Namaste All,

>

> This week we have it pretty easy huh ? The Navarna Vidhih

should be a

> breeze , if anyone is having any problems with it , please do

post

> your questions ...

>

> In the Rsyadi Nyasa and Hrdayadi Nyasa - we use the tattva

mudra to

> touch the parts mentioned in the Nyasa - hold your right hand

out

> with fingers extended. Then bend your thumb to touch the base

of the

> ring finger.

>

> In the Aksharnyaas - we dont use any mudra - atleast I dont -

can

> you please clarify Parvati ? Thank you.

>

> In the Din Nyasah - this is the most fun nyasa for me - we

clasp our

> outstretched hands in the prayer pose and move the hands

and rotate

> our heads along with the movement of the hands in all the 10

> different directions. Sorta like a mini stretch or work out.

>

> The three verses from the "om aim hriim aksha maalikaayai

namah"

> to "....parikalpaya parikalpaya me svaahaa" are for the

purification

> of the rosary beads. When we say "om maam maale

mahaamaye ...." we

> touch the rosary that we are (presumably) wearing and hold it

with

> our right hands.

>

> I am also creating a separate table in the Database section to

hold

> the vocabulary from this chapter and request folks to add to it.

>

> JAI MAA

> Latha