The different versions of the ancient texts

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Namaste Suryaji,

I will forward your question to Swamiji.

 

Re the different versions of the Chandi, Swamiji has mentioned this

and discussed it extensively in his book "Pronunciation and the

Chandi Samputs", available at http://www.shreemaa.org/bookstore.htm

 

Hope this helps.

Jai Maa

 

 

 

 

 

, "Mahamuni" <mahamuni@c...> wrote:

> This brings up an interesting point that I have been dwelling upon.

>

> I assume the answer to all the questions I am about to ask

is "yes", but I want to just confirm this.

>

> I have come across somewhat different versions of Stotrams like

the Kali Sahasranam Stotram. As far as you know, are there many

different (or at least several) versions passed down thru

lineage/tradition? Is there any record of how long ago these types

of stotrams and namavalis were created?

>

> Same question for a Vedic Mantra like the Ganesh Atharavasirsham?

I have seen this titled various ways as well, like "Ganapati

Upanishad", etc. And while I am on a role, what about for Sri Sri

Chandi and Sri Rudram?

>

> Pranams,

>

> Surya

>

[Guest guest]

Is that in the main Sri Chandi text? I'll have to look.

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Nanda

Tuesday, September 27, 2005 6:24 PM

The different versions of the ancient texts

Namaste Suryaji,I will forward your question to Swamiji.Re the

different versions of the Chandi, Swamiji has mentioned this and

discussed it extensively in his book "Pronunciation and the Chandi

Samputs", available at http://www.shreemaa.org/bookstore.htmHope this

helps.Jai Maa, "Mahamuni"

<mahamuni@c...> wrote:> This brings up an interesting point that I

have been dwelling upon.> > I assume the answer to all the questions

I am about to ask is "yes", but I want to just confirm this.> > I

have come across somewhat different versions of Stotrams like the

Kali Sahasranam Stotram. As far as you know, are there many

different (or at least several) versions passed down thru

lineage/tradition? Is there any record of how long ago these types

of stotrams and namavalis were created?> > Same question for a Vedic

Mantra like the Ganesh Atharavasirsham? I have seen this titled

various ways as well, like "Ganapati Upanishad", etc. And while I am

on a role, what about for Sri Sri Chandi and Sri Rudram?> > Pranams,>

> Surya>

[Guest guest]

Nandaji,

Forget that last question. I see it is a different book.

As far as books, is the Shiva puja beginner contained within the Advanced Siva Puja and Yajna book?

Pranams,

Surya

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Nanda

Tuesday, September 27, 2005 6:24 PM

The different versions of the ancient texts

Namaste Suryaji,I will forward your question to Swamiji.Re the

different versions of the Chandi, Swamiji has mentioned this and

discussed it extensively in his book "Pronunciation and the Chandi

Samputs", available at http://www.shreemaa.org/bookstore.htmHope this

helps.Jai Maa, "Mahamuni"

<mahamuni@c...> wrote:> This brings up an interesting point that I

have been dwelling upon.> > I assume the answer to all the questions

I am about to ask is "yes", but I want to just confirm this.> > I

have come across somewhat different versions of Stotrams like the

Kali Sahasranam Stotram. As far as you know, are there many

different (or at least several) versions passed down thru

lineage/tradition? Is there any record of how long ago these types

of stotrams and namavalis were created?> > Same question for a Vedic

Mantra like the Ganesh Atharavasirsham? I have seen this titled

various ways as well, like "Ganapati Upanishad", etc. And while I am

on a role, what about for Sri Sri Chandi and Sri Rudram?> > Pranams,>

> Surya>