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Maa said " Each and every word of the Chandi has an inner meaning .."

 

I bet the meanings evolve as we do more sadhana .

 

So here is my question to you - what was your understanding of the

Chandi when you started reading or chanting it and what is your

understanding of it now ?

 

JAI MAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

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Latha,

 

I don't know. It's still too soon for me. I haven't spent enough time

yet with the meanings. I find myself recognizing bits and pieces

of "inner meaning" here and there, but really, I still have very

little coherent sense of what Chandi is all about.

 

Chris

 

 

 

, "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

wrote:

> Maa said " Each and every word of the Chandi has an inner

meaning .."

>

> I bet the meanings evolve as we do more sadhana .

>

> So here is my question to you - what was your understanding of the

> Chandi when you started reading or chanting it and what is your

> understanding of it now ?

>

> JAI MAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

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, "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

wrote:

> Maa said " Each and every word of the Chandi has an inner

meaning .."

>

> I bet the meanings evolve as we do more sadhana .

>

> So here is my question to you - what was your understanding of

the

> Chandi when you started reading or chanting it and what is your

> understanding of it now ?

 

One can refer to Bhaskara-raya's Guptavati Bhashya and other(like

Nagoji bhatti etc.) bhashyas on Chandi Saptashati to get a broader

meaning of every verse.

 

Rgds

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> JAI MAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

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i don't know why this is so hard to answer! maybe i am brain-dead.

there are so many words in the chandi, i cannot account for most of

them. here we go. there is a space. we are heading into that. oh, yes

we are. a million things conspire against us. but we will prevail.

no! she will prevail. i am ME, HIM, SHE, THEE!

 

there is this battle. the chandi makes this clear. AND it makes clear

THE WAY OF THE GODDESS. she is the summation and wish of all the gods

for god to manifest.

 

so what is clear. there struggle is clear. as is the might of the

warrior goddess. you are her. this is so. the alignment with that is

here. so there you go, you look at that. then, looking at that, you

become that. the ego is trounced again and again. ow how it bleeds!

this is no pretty, cute, sunday afternoon! heads are rolling by the

thousands! the battlefield is red!

 

so everything is required. we have to fight it all. the most peaceful

person is the one who has defeated all his [inner] enemies. yes! maa

is no kitty cat!

 

love, peace, kisses, hugz, pranams, love to all,

 

steve

 

 

 

 

 

, "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

wrote:

> Maa said " Each and every word of the Chandi has an inner

meaning .."

>

> I bet the meanings evolve as we do more sadhana .

>

> So here is my question to you - what was your understanding of the

> Chandi when you started reading or chanting it and what is your

> understanding of it now ?

>

> JAI MAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

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I love "Maa is no kitty cat." Oh how true. But in this battle, we

need Durga and Her Lion, Dharma, to fight the battle for us as we

surrender at Her feet.

"Steve Connor" <sconnor (AT) austin (DOT) rr.com>

Sat, 05 Jun 2004 01:20:01 -0000

Re: Each and every word of the Chandi has an inner meaning

i don't know why this is so hard to answer! maybe i am brain-dead.

there are so many words in the chandi, i cannot account for most of

them. here we go. there is a space. we are heading into that. oh, yes

we are. a million things conspire against us. but we will prevail.

no! she will prevail. i am ME, HIM, SHE, THEE!

there is this battle. the chandi makes this clear. AND it makes clear

THE WAY OF THE GODDESS. she is the summation and wish of all the gods

for god to manifest.

so what is clear. there struggle is clear. as is the might of the

warrior goddess. you are her. this is so. the alignment with that is

here. so there you go, you look at that. then, looking at that, you

become that. the ego is trounced again and again. ow how it bleeds!

this is no pretty, cute, sunday afternoon! heads are rolling by the

thousands! the battlefield is red!

so everything is required. we have to fight it all. the most peaceful

person is the one who has defeated all his [inner] enemies. yes! maa

is no kitty cat!

love, peace, kisses, hugz, pranams, love to all,

steve

, "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

wrote:

> Maa said " Each and every word of the Chandi has an inner

meaning .."

>

> I bet the meanings evolve as we do more sadhana .

>

> So here is my question to you - what was your understanding of the

> Chandi when you started reading or chanting it and what is your

> understanding of it now ?

>

> JAI MAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

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sri ardis,

 

so true, so true,

 

respectfully,

 

your fan,

 

steve-ananda

 

, Ardis Jackson <anandamama@e...>

wrote:

> I love "Maa is no kitty cat." Oh how true. But in this battle, we

need

> Durga and Her Lion, Dharma, to fight the battle for us as we

surrender at

> Her feet.

>

> "Steve Connor" <sconnor@a...>

>

> Sat, 05 Jun 2004 01:20:01 -0000

>

> Re: Each and every word of the Chandi has an

inner

> meaning

>

>

> i don't know why this is so hard to answer! maybe i am brain-dead.

> there are so many words in the chandi, i cannot account for most of

> them. here we go. there is a space. we are heading into that. oh,

yes

> we are. a million things conspire against us. but we will prevail.

> no! she will prevail. i am ME, HIM, SHE, THEE!

>

> there is this battle. the chandi makes this clear. AND it makes

clear

> THE WAY OF THE GODDESS. she is the summation and wish of all the

gods

> for god to manifest.

>

> so what is clear. there struggle is clear. as is the might of the

> warrior goddess. you are her. this is so. the alignment with that is

> here. so there you go, you look at that. then, looking at that, you

> become that. the ego is trounced again and again. ow how it bleeds!

> this is no pretty, cute, sunday afternoon! heads are rolling by the

> thousands! the battlefield is red!

>

> so everything is required. we have to fight it all. the most

peaceful

> person is the one who has defeated all his [inner] enemies. yes! maa

> is no kitty cat!

>

> love, peace, kisses, hugz, pranams, love to all,

>

> steve

>

>

>

>

>

> , "Latha Nanda" <lathananda>

> wrote:

> > Maa said " Each and every word of the Chandi has an inner

> meaning .."

> >

> > I bet the meanings evolve as we do more sadhana .

> >

> > So here is my question to you - what was your understanding of

the

> > Chandi when you started reading or chanting it and what is your

> > understanding of it now ?

> >

> > JAI MAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

>

>

>

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