"Vinamra" or "Vinamrata" in the Chandi ... Pop Quiz

[Guest guest]

Dear all,

 

There is one shloka in the Chandi which uses the term "Vinamra"

or "Vinamrata" - the term so beautifully defined by Swamiji as "bowing

continuously" or "humility"...

 

Anyone knows where the term is used in the Chandi ? (If you do find

out, to you goes half my kingdom, and my daughter's hand in

marriage!!! Gulp, on second thoughts ... just great appreciation and

acknowledgement that you are one smart cookie)

 

Jai MAA

Nanda

[Guest guest]

hint: Chapter 5

 

 

, "Nanda" <chandimaakijai wrote:

>

> Dear all,

>

> There is one shloka in the Chandi which uses the term "Vinamra"

> or "Vinamrata" - the term so beautifully defined by Swamiji as "bowing

> continuously" or "humility"...

>

> Anyone knows where the term is used in the Chandi ? (If you do find

> out, to you goes half my kingdom, and my daughter's hand in

> marriage!!! Gulp, on second thoughts ... just great appreciation and

> acknowledgement that you are one smart cookie)

>

> Jai MAA

> Nanda

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Nanda,

 

Vinamra can be found in Chap 4 (The intrinsic nature of hunger,

praised by Gods in song) vs 82.

 

"We Gods have been harassed by arrogant thoughts in the manner of men

and at this time all of us Gods bow to the Seer of All, who, when

bowed to with devotion and remembered in a physical image, immediately

terminates our every adversity."

 

Thanks for this opportunity.

 

Jai Maa.

 

 

 

, "Nanda" <chandimaakijai wrote:

>

> Dear all,

>

> There is one shloka in the Chandi which uses the term "Vinamra"

> or "Vinamrata" - the term so beautifully defined by Swamiji

as "bowing

> continuously" or "humility"...

>

> Anyone knows where the term is used in the Chandi ? (If you do find

> out, to you goes half my kingdom, and my daughter's hand in

> marriage!!! Gulp, on second thoughts ... just great appreciation and

> acknowledgement that you are one smart cookie)

>

> Jai MAA

> Nanda

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Nanda,

 

you could have kept your daughter, but I don't know if I would have

said no to half your kingdom:): the term 'vinamra' can be found in

chapter 5 verse 82 (and is repeated in the Tantric Devi Suktam verse

30), where it is said that 'We Gods have been harassed by arrogant

thoughts in the manner of humans, and at this time all of us Gods bow

to the Seer of All, who, when bowed to with devotion, and remembered

in a physical image, immediately terminates our every adversity'. The

verse is followed by the appearance of the Goddess.

 

may we always remember to bow down in gratitude,

with love,

henny

 

, "Nanda" <chandimaakijai

wrote:

>

> Dear all,

>

> There is one shloka in the Chandi which uses the term "Vinamra"

> or "Vinamrata" - the term so beautifully defined by Swamiji as

"bowing

> continuously" or "humility"...

>

> Anyone knows where the term is used in the Chandi ? (If you do find

> out, to you goes half my kingdom, and my daughter's hand in

> marriage!!! Gulp, on second thoughts ... just great appreciation and

> acknowledgement that you are one smart cookie)

>

> Jai MAA

> Nanda

>