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[bharatsastra]

শ্যামা কালী পূজার সকল মন্ত্র

শ্যামা কালী পূজার সকল মন্ত্র | Shyama Kali Puja all mantra in bengali শ্রী শ্রী কোজাগরী লক্ষ্মী পূজার পর যে অমাবস্যা আসে সেই অমাবস্যায় শ্যামা কালী পূজা হয়ে থাকে। এই পূজা প্রায় বাড়িতে বাড়িতে এবং বিভিন্ন ক্লাবে , কেউ কেউ শ্যামা মায়ের অপরূপ প্রতিমা তুলে পূজা করেন আবার কেউ কেউ ঠাকুর ঘরে ঘটে মা শ্যামা দেবীর পূজা করে থাকেন। আজকে আমরা জানব শ্রী শ্রী শ্যামা কালী পূজার সমস্ত মন্ত্র। যে সকল মন্ত্র দিয়ে…

[jeevanjali]

Maa Kalratri: मां काली के दिव्य मंत्रों से दूर करें नकारात्मक ऊर्जाMaa Kalratri: शनिवार के दिन मां काली की पूजा करने की परंपरा है। ऐसा माना जाता है कि देवी काली की पूजा से शनिदेव भी प्रसन्न होते हैं। धार्मिक मान्यताओं के अनुसार, जो भक्त सच्चे मन से मां काली की पूजा करते हैं

[talonabraxas]

MahaKali ॐ Talon Abraxas

'Om Kring Kalikaye Namah'

Meaning - This mantra is used for the representation of Maa Kali.

Benefit - This simple mantra of Goddess Kali is believed to give you pure consciousness.

[azure-cherie]

Asteroid Kaali 4227

Mythology:

Also referred to as Mahakali, Bhadrakali, and Kalika (Sanskrit: कालिका), is a Hindu goddess who is considered to be the goddess of ultimate power, time, destruction and change in Shaktism.[1] In this tradition, she is considered as a ferocious form of goddess Mahadevi, the supreme of all powers, or the ultimate reality. She is the first of the ten Mahavidyas in the Hindu tantric tradition.She is regarded as the ultimate manifestation of Shakti, the primordial cosmic energy, and the mother of all living beings. The goddess is stated to destroy evil in order to protect the innocent. Over time, Kali has been worshipped by devotional movements and Tàntric sects variously as the Divine Mother, Mother of the Universe, Principal energy Adi Shakti .She is also seen as the divine protector and the one who bestows moksha, or liberation.

As per my interpretation the placement of asteroid kaali in someone's chart is somewhere they are blessed with divine power to put efforts and change things, the placement of ultimate power , somewhere they can start their tantra /spiritual practices with , place where they can attain moksha, where Kali protects .

Placements:

First house/Aries

You have the principle power over yourself you know yourself and your motives and you know how to use your own inner energy to cultivate change within yourself and with others, your attainment of spirituality in this lifetime would be through yourself, through working on your body , observing others etc. You are protected by Kali when it comes to wounds and physical ailments, she would be helpful for you to receive guidence in matters of self confidence and growth , in becoming your best self , she could be a guide to your dark feminine aspects.

Second house/Taurus

When it comes to your attainment of power it comes through sense of possession , buying things , mostly things which match your aesthetic value , you have the power to make a lot for yourself if you choose to step into it , your power comes from your stable subtle beauty and eye for it , your spiritual practices can begin with a fair ground to improve your allure , glamour magick or enchantment, you will be protected in your finances .

Third house / Gemini

Your voice is your awakening, your opinions your weapons , you are the trigger, your power lies in accepting your voice , using it for the good , you could also use manipulation for getting things you want , your affirmations and mantras could be your initiation to your practices, you can even receive mantras in dreams if you wish to , you could have oracular abilities as well.

Fourth house/ Cancer

Your sense of security is your foundation, you're the embodiment of the mother type in triple goddess symbolism, you're fertility in full bloom , your power lies in protection , birthing of new ideas , creativity, your power sterns from love , you could do protection magic as well as magic that involves feeling your sexual energy, as well as moon magic . Take a note of your energy on full moon.

Fifth house / Leo

This gives very much "The love witch " vibe, your transformation is through love your transcendence is through love , with young love in your heart and forever in your mind you can create the life that you want , you could be blessed with great deal of manifestation, since Kali protects this area for you , you will be ripped off from any wrong person in love , and eventually the right person will come into your life . You're esoteric, you could start with channeling your daimon however be careful.

Sixth house/ Virgo

Healing is something that you can do , not just for yourself but for everyone around you , in the physical realm as well , you know the people say so and so doctor has magic within them they cured someone no one else could , that kind of magic , you can choose to heal people and yourself, starting with reiki and small healing spells , making potions as well . Regardless of the good side you have the thing about inflicting pain and vodoo as well , but do it to the bad people who deserve the pain .

Seventh house /Libra

Your power lies in relationships that you make , you derive so much love and support from them that it helps you in your practices as well , your vivid imagination as well helps you get so many things , your partner could be source of magic , you can do spiritual things together and based on the foundation of counterpart energy you guys can grow together . Kali will protect the relationship that is right for you.

Eighth house / Scorpio

You're the embodiment of transformation true form of dark feminine, you derive power from sexual practices, from changes from the things that kill you , you make them their power, sex magic could be a great option for you . Kali will protect you in areas of your transformation, whenever you are brought down remember you will definitely rise above greater

Ninth house / Saggitarius

Wisdom and education are so important for you to get the power that you deserve, you're intelligent and mindful and that will lead to you getting the most in life , you could be a guru , you could do great in philosophical fields. You can write sacred literature and esoteric books , your knowledge is sacred and will be protected

Tenth house/ Capricorn

You're methodical and know how to do things the right way that is your greatest power , you will hardly fuck up anything because you are so into working hard and making things perfect, with great connections you will lead an easy pathway to success. You will be granted ample strength in doing what you put your heart to.

Eleventh house / Aquarius

This placement very much reminds me of the origin of Kali , please read on it for greater information, the point where she goes on destroying the evil around her , you guys will be blessed by Kali to maintain yourself even in the times of extreme chaos, she will look after, you have a very great power to change things through rightful violence, violence works for you , use it wisely tho.

Twelfth house/ Pisces

Your power is your strong almost blurring intuition, visions , you know so much but do you tell them enough, if you pray to Kali and wish for her to come visit you in her dreams she will , she will guide through the spiritual part in your life , worshipping her will be life changing in subconscious ways , even i cannot explain.

Thank you so much for reading i hope this helped take care love love .

[sillyfoxlady]

PAC Reading

What does your Goddess Want You To Know?

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Bastet Santa Muerte

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Kali Ma Kuan Yin

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Bastet - Pile 1

Judgment ☆ 4/Cups ☆ Hanged Man

Bliss • Balance • Gateway

Bastet is speaking today about balance. You are feeling apathetic and stuck and waiting to be liberated. You are being invited to shift perspectives back into balance.

You also pulled the cards of gateway and of bliss, so I see nothing negative. It's simply a moment in time you must accept in order to grow. You will find your bliss, and you will charge through that gateway. You may partake in portal hopping. Just wait until this hanged man period is over before you do.

You are doing excellently, and Bastet is incredibly pleased with your devotion. All is well, my loves. You will come through this. You got this!

Santa Muerte - Pile 2

High Priestess ☆ Queen/Wands ☆ Chariot

Rebirth • Purity • Joy

The Holy Santa Muerta says today to spend more time with her. You are a strong and powerful priestess as well as a queen on earth, and you've been keeping a steady and progressive pace.

You are being invited to cleanse and purify your aura and your space so that you can continue being the badass you are. Joy is what is promised to you when you devote yourself to purity and embrace your rebirth.

You have amazing energy, and everything will work out, even if you're struggling at the moment. So proud of you my lovelies!

Kali Ma - Pile 3

Wheel of Fortune ☆ Ace/Swords ☆ Sun

Revelation • Eternal Light • Spectrum

The Great Kali Ma is speaking to you today about cycles and seasons. You have an intensely deep energy here. You are being offered Eternal Light through a revelation of some kind. You also have a new idea and clarity of thought, which is good because the sun is assured for you. You will succeed.

I'm being told you need to sit in not only spiritual light but also literal light. Go find some sunshine or even a bright room. Keep working your mantras and your prayers. Keep the faith is specifically coming through.

You have a wonderful and intense moody and edgy energy. You are amazingly cool and deserve good things. Keep up your prayers and go sit in some light and you are promised a revelation.

Kuan Yin - Pile 4

9/Wands ☆ 3/Wands ☆ Lovers

Isolation • Rebirth • Wisdom

The Auspicious Kuan Yin is speaking messages of rebirth and love. It seems as if your love life is going through it, but you are persevering and making progress slowly but surely. You may want to isolate or just focus on tasks to be done. However, you are being called to step into your wisdom.

You have already experienced a rebirth. Do not allow anyone to distract you from the hard work you have already achieved. Focus on your loved ones and the partnerships you have already achieved in your life. These relationships are what is going to inspire to keep going. To keep changing and to keep pushing towards your goals.

You have an amazing attitude and work ethic and I'm so proud of how hard you have been working. Kuan Yin is guiding you, so reach out and ask her for guidance and support.

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[hum-suffer]

Devout

Bheem has always been a devout man.

He is the one who takes Sahadev to the nearest Mahadev temple in the forest, built by some anonymous and obscure person. Bheem had to walk several miles in several different directions everyday for a week before he found the temple. It's abandoned, and Bheem spends another day cleaning it up while everyone else goes about their tasks. The next day, when he takes Sahadev there and they're both sitting down in front of the Shivling, Bheem stares at Sahadev as his youngest brother mutters mantras and chants, almost shaking. Sahadev's skin flushes red and Bheem, he doesn't know what else to do. He uses the water meant for Shiva Abhishek and splashes it on Sahadev.

Nakul has always loved spring— he has been a connoisseur of everything regarding nature. Nature looks even more beautiful in spring, Nakul says, and Bheem agrees, even though he really prefers the orange and red huges of autumn. Nakul picks flowers, says they are for the spring god— Vasant dev— and Bheem follows his lead, picking more flowers from the ground. He doesn't exactly know what he's doing, so he keeps the flowers in his arms even after Nakul lets his flowers flow in a nearby river with a soft prayer. Later, when Nakul is laying down, his hair in Bheem's lap, Bheem puts the flowers in Nakul's hair.

Arjun grows up way too fast, Bheem thinks. He carries around a carved wooden plate that shows Narayan and Devi Lakshmi, sitting together on different lotuses. Arjun carved it two days before Pitashri and Mata Madri died, he had intended to give it as a gift to Mata Madri, knowing that she was a devotee of Lakshmi-Narayan. The tiny wooden plate leaves scars in Arjun's hands as he holds it tightly as they escape the Lakshagrah. Bheem holds his hand, the wooden plate squeezed between both their hands, and it leaves imprints on Bheem for days to come. On the following Ekadashi—which was just the next day— when Arjun bathed the plaque in kumkum, Bheem washes Arjun's hand with tumeric and Chandan.

Jyeshth doesn't really have time for himself on a lot of days. He's either busy with reading reports, preparing plans and policies, listening to the public's complaints or going on an inspection in some area or the other. He often forgets to eat. When Bheem takes up as his second-in-command and starts shadowing him, jyeshth laughs and says that Bheem need only relax— for the politics is the sole responsibility of the King, and he cannot pawn it off to the Crown Prince, younger brother he may be. When jyeshth prays at the Hanuman ji temple at noon everyday, Bheem, who has now taken to carrying around food, quietly puts down a leaf plate and serves jyeshth food while his eyes are closed.

Krishnaa is younger, by days and by mind. She is extremely easy to excite and she believes in fickle things like equality. Bheem hasn't known equality since they were kids and they lived in a forest in a happy family of eight, eating the same fruits everyday. She has a routine, a strict one, and she adheres to it in a way that is almost manic. Everyday, after bathing, she dresses a small murti of Kali Mata, always in reds and always in different patterns. She has custom made sarees and gajras for the murti. And only after dressing Mata Kali, does Panchali dress. Bheem helps her drape her saree, pressing down creases and straightening out pleats. Even in her open hair, Bheem curls a gajra on the back of her hair, going from ear to ear.

They laugh with him when he overeats— he doesn't know how else to burn down the energy that is threatening to come alive under his skin. He wants to scratch the surface and draw blood and see if it is as hot as it feels. Bheem curls his palms into fists and he sees his veins bulge and the blood caked under his nails and wonders if that is all he is worth— the fight, the blood, the strength.

The powerful one, they call him. Bheem wonders if he hadn't been powerful, what would he be? A poet, perhaps. He would write sonnets on the way Krishnaa's eyelashes curled when she blinked twice in the same sentence— a tell tale sign of her lying. He would write a poem on the way Sahadev always cracked his knuckles loudly, uncaring of the situation. He would write about Nakul's slight limp, which formed when they were escaping Lakshagrah. He would write about the barely visible scars on Arjun's forearm and palms, all because of blisters from holding his bow and arrow. He would write about the way jyeshth curls his hand in the air and closes his eyes, as if beckoning a melody that only he can hear.

Bheem would perhaps write about the horror he feels when he thinks of his abandoned wife and child— when he knows he kissed Hidimbi's ankles and promised her that he is but a slave in her service. He remembers that he washed his hands five times a day and perhaps even more— to the point where his skin had started to shed layers— just to make sure he wouldn't get any blood on Ghatotkach. He would write that he broke his nails, trying to get out the blood and skin from under his nails, before he embraced his son after 13 years. Bheem would write, that his sons were proud, valiant, and chivalrous.

And perhaps, in the last page of a ballad to never be spoken and repeated, Bheem would write, in hushed breath and hurried hand, about himself. He would write the rush of power he feels every time he hears bones break under his grip. He would write about the snarl that he knows that takes over his lips when someone angers him. He would write that he doesn't need weapons to kill— he's always been a weapon, the best among them.

Bheem would write that he still splashes Sahadev with water when he gets panicked about the future, he would write that he still brings flowers to Nakul, he would write that he still washes Arjun's blisters with tumeric, he would write that he still serves food to jyeshth, he would write that he still drapes Krishnaa's saree.

In the last line, Bheem would claim himself a devout man.

But, alas, he was not a poet.

[santoschristos]

Kali Ma

Maa kali is one of the most beloved and worshiped Goddess in Hinduism and one of the most difficult to describe. She is a multifaceted deity with many forms and just as many names. She is one of the most powerful and Cosmic Goddesses in Hinduism.

She is the Goddess who liberates souls.

She is the Mother of Language and all Mantras.

She is the Divine Protector and destroyer of demons.

She is the primordial black mass of which all life arose.

She is Shakti.

She is a SAVAGE.

She is Kali Ma.

She is The Cosmic Goddess.

No amount of words is enough to describe Her Power, Wisdom, Grace and Magick. She is way beyond every single concept in our minds.

May She, the Pure and Compassionate Tantric Goddess Kali, bless you.

'Om Krim Kali' Image: KALI MAA by Mahaboka

[gaiasgrimoire]

Kali - काली

Kali is a complex and powerful Hindu goddess known for her transformative, fierce, and protective qualities. She is often associated with destruction, time, death, and rebirth, but also with liberation and empowerment. Here’s a detailed look at Kali:

Origins and Background:

Name: Kali’s name comes from the Sanskrit word “Kala,” meaning time. She represents the inevitable nature of time, change, and transformation. In some interpretations, she is also linked to "black" or "dark," symbolizing the primordial void from which creation springs.

Origins: Kali is a form of the goddess Durga, who is often invoked for protection and strength. In Hindu mythology, she was born from Durga’s anger when the goddess needed an even more powerful force to defeat demons. Her energy (shakti) manifested as Kali, who easily destroyed the demonic forces threatening the world.

Region: Kali is venerated throughout India, especially in Bengal, Assam, and Kerala, as well as in Nepal. Her worship has spread globally due to her potent symbolism of power and liberation.

Iconography and Symbols:

Appearance: Kali is often depicted with dark skin (sometimes black or blue), wild hair, a fierce expression, and four arms. She typically holds a sword (symbolizing divine knowledge), a severed head (representing the ego), and a bowl (to catch blood, signifying life). She wears a necklace of skulls, a skirt of severed arms, and her tongue protrudes—often interpreted as her uncontainable nature.

Consort: Kali is often shown standing on the prostrate body of Shiva, her consort, symbolizing that even destruction (Kali) is subject to the higher cosmic order (Shiva). This represents the balance between creation and destruction.

Kali’s Attributes and Symbolism:

Destruction: Kali is often associated with the destruction of evil, ignorance, and ego. Her fierce form represents the dismantling of illusions and attachments, making space for transformation and rebirth.

Liberation (Moksha): Kali helps her devotees move beyond worldly illusions and ego-driven desires, leading to spiritual liberation. She helps destroy the barriers to self-realization, showing her aspect as a mother who can be both terrifying and nurturing.

Time and Death: Kali represents time (Kala), the unstoppable force that eventually brings about death and transformation. However, she is not death itself but the remover of the fear of death, showing that death is a part of the cosmic cycle.

How to Communicate and Work with Kali:

Approach with Respect: Kali’s energy is intense, so it’s essential to approach her with humility and sincerity. She is not a goddess to invoke lightly, as she may challenge you to confront deep truths about yourself and your life.

Offerings: Common offerings to Kali include red flowers (especially hibiscus), fruits, incense, and red clothing. Devotees also offer food, sweets, and liquor (such as rum) in some traditions.

Mantras and Prayers: One way to honor Kali is through mantras. A well-known mantra is “Om Krim Kalikayai Namah,” which invokes her protective and transformative energy. You can chant it during meditation or when seeking her guidance.

Meditation and Visualization: Meditate on Kali’s image, focusing on her fierce yet liberating nature. Visualize her cutting away the illusions or fears that hold you back. Though her energy is powerful, she ultimately provides protection and strength.

Days of Worship: In some traditions, Kali is worshiped on Saturdays or during the new moon (Amavasya), a time associated with endings and new beginnings. The most significant festival for Kali is Kali Puja, celebrated during the Hindu festival of Diwali, especially in Bengal.

Things to Consider When Working with Kali:

Transformation and Shadow Work: Kali often helps those who are ready to confront their own shadows—the parts of ourselves we hide or fear. Her energy can prompt deep introspection and release, which may be intense but is ultimately healing.

Facing Fear and Ego: If you work with Kali, you might find yourself in situations where you are forced to confront your fears or break down attachments to ego-driven desires. This can be uncomfortable, but it’s a path to personal growth and liberation.

Protection: Kali is a fierce protector of her devotees. If you are dealing with challenges, feeling vulnerable, or need courage, Kali’s energy can be invoked to help you stand strong and face adversity.

Destruction as Renewal: Kali’s destructive aspect is also about clearing away what no longer serves you. This could mean relationships, old patterns, or limiting beliefs. Working with her can bring about significant life changes.

How to Honor Kali:

Rituals: You can create a small altar to Kali, where you place her image or statue, alongside offerings. Light candles or oil lamps, and offer incense, reciting mantras or prayers.

Self-Reflection: Since Kali helps in breaking down the ego, engage in regular self-reflection. Journaling about your emotions, fears, and goals can be a powerful practice.

Facing Your Shadows: Work on facing your fears, and be open to Kali’s lessons about impermanence and transformation. Accepting difficult aspects of life (such as loss or failure) can be part of honoring her.

Serve Others: Since Kali is both a destroyer and nurturer, acts of service, especially toward those in need or suffering, can be a way of embodying her compassion.

Working with Kali Spiritually:

Caution with Intensity: Kali’s energy is transformative but intense. She can push you toward personal evolution quickly, sometimes in ways that may feel like you are being “torn down” to be rebuilt. It’s important to pace yourself, especially if you are new to working with her.

Respect the Process: Kali’s path is not one of instant gratification. The changes she brings may take time, and they might not be easy. Trust the process of transformation she initiates, even when it feels challenging.

Kali embodies both destruction and creation, fear and protection, chaos and balance. Her energy can be both deeply terrifying and incredibly liberating, and working with her offers the chance for profound personal and spiritual growth.

[do-u-know-this-autisticcharacter]

Do You Know This (non-canon) autistic Character?

Propaganda:

This Tumblr post (I will copy and paste, we had to be detectives due to original link being broken as url had changed. They may change url again).

"Reasons why i headcanon El Hopper as autistic, by an autistic Stranger Things fan

1. issues with social skills

- isolation or autism? okay so I know a large part of the reason she has trouble with social cues is the fact that she was isolated in a lab for many of her formative years, but I think it goes deeper than this. She wasn't completely alone. There were other kids in the lab and obviously all of the kids from the lab are going to have stunted social development and stuff, but even when she was with the other kids in the lab, she was a bit of an outcast. This was shown in the flashbacks in season 4, where she was getting bullied for being "slow" and she was much quieter than the other kids. We also saw Kali as an adult, and even though she was still an outcast, her social skills seemed pretty average. the issues she did have were pretty clearly a direct result of her trauma, whereas El seemed to have issues connecting with others in the lab even before she was traumatized.

- in the real world So up until season 4 we don't really get to see El interacting with other kids her age, aside from the people who she is friends with. In season 4, when she goes to high school in CA, she is very clearly an outcast. although we don't see exactly why or when the bullying started, i think it's pretty clear that it's because they think she is awkward and doesn't fit in completely

2. emotional regulation

- the most prominent example of this in the show is her anger issues. when El gets upset, she often reacts very strongly and gets fired up pretty quickly. she often resorts to using her powers in intense scenarios when emotions are running high. This is shown many times during the show, one example is her argument with Hopper where she loses control of her powers and breaks all the windows. This specific instance is also intertwined with her trauma from the lab and her being overstimulated, but I think throughout the show there are plenty of examples where something similar happens, like when she hits Angela.

- She also acts largely on emotion in general, this is less of a regulation issue and more just a general character trait that she has. it's not a negative thing either, i just notice that she is not the type the think long and hard before doing something, she reacts pretty quickly to things and doesn't really "think before you speak/act"

- related to this, as well as overstimulation (mentioned later) she is shown having a meltdown/shutdown when emotions are too intense

- she also shows her emotions pretty openly on her face, once again tho this isn't specific to autism It is pretty common to be overly expressive

3. Routine

- in season 2, Hopper tells Elevn different schedules and plans, and whenever he breaks from this she gets pretty upset. For example she gets mad that he is late for their movie night. There are several instances of this

- She also eats eggos regularly (more on that later) amd watches tv shows with Hopper. While these things aren't specifically stated to be done on a schedule, I think we can assume that they are routines, since meals happen routinely and television at the time would have operated on a daily schedule.

4. black and white thinking/morals

- "Friends Don't Lie" is probably the best example of this. El hears this mantra when she first meets the boys and ever since then it's been a pretty important part of her moral code. She believes this fully, with almost no exceptions. although she does start to deviate from this in season 4, I still think this is a pretty good example of the black and white morals common in autistic people

5. echolalia

- she repeats words a lot of the time, for example repeating phrases she learned from other people and using them repeatedly "mouth breather" "bitchin'" etc

- in conversation with people, she will often repeat back parts of their sentences ("give him a taste of his own medicine" "give him the medicine?" and "you're going to dump his ass" "dump his ass")

6. picky eating/sensory stuff

- eggos: although it's not clearly stated that she has an issue with any other foods, she has a very clear preference for eggos which is similar to how a lot of autistic people have specific foods that we are comfortable eating.

7. stimming

- mentioned earlier with the echolalia, but I think repeating words and learning new words is a self-soothing thing

- I'll have to look back at the show a little bit more but I'm pretty sure she tends to rock back and forth sometimes? could be wrong about this tho

8. difficulty with language

- although this has largely been influenced by the lab and her coma, her speech issues do parallel struggles that many autistic people also have

- she is partially non-verbal, although she becomes more and more verbal throughout the show. she still does go quiet in some situations though

- her general speaking cadence is just. very autistic. each word is spoken very deliberately and precisely.

9. overstimulation/meltdowns

- she sometimes gets overwhelmed when there is a lot going on, for example in season 2 when she is arguing with Hopper, and in season 4 when she is being surrounded by people in the roller rink.

- every time she uses her power she has a low battery, although I don't think this was intentional I think it's a pretty good metaphor for being overstimulated and how much energy a meltdown takes out of you

10. fashion sense

- she generally is not super aware of fashion trends, and dresses more for physical and emotional comfort than to be trendy. once again not specific to autistic people but a very common trait for us.

That's all i can think of for now, but if there are any other ideas people have please let me know"

[crazyskirtlady]

क्रीं

Kreem is the Beej Akshar or the Root sound of Kali Maa.

Kreem or क्रीं is Goddess Kali bija mantra. Kali Maa gives us health, strength, all round success and protects from evil powers. This mantra creates a strong base for Kali Mahavidya Sadhana.

In this mantra ‘ Ka ' is Maa Kali , ‘ Ra ' is Brahman, and ‘ ee ' is Mahamaya. ‘ Nada ' is the Mother of the Universe, and bindu is the dispeller of sorrow.

Kali Mantra - Kali Ma Bija Mantra will bless you with strength and power, and fill you up with positive energy. When you recite Kali Mantra 108x, the powerful energy of the Goddess Kali will instantly make you feel aware and powerful. The Shakti (energy) is calm, gentle and creative, however when it is needed it will transform into defensive destructive and aggressive energy.

This Kali Mantra - Kali Maa Bija Mantra is the most powerful and the easiest Mantra chanted by all of Kali’s devotees:

ॐ क्रीं कालिकायै नमः

Om kreem kalikayai namah

(I bow my head to the Goddess Kali)

A Bija Mantra is the shortest form of a Mantra just like a bija (seed) which when sown grows into a tree. Similarly bija mantras of different Gods, when recited together it gives lot of positive energy and blessings of all the Gods. They are the vibrations, and represent the "call" of the soul.

It is believed that when the universe was created, these sounds (beej) were produced during the cosmic evolution and became the seed mantras. There are various Bija Mantras which are an important part of Mantras and each Bija mantra has its own power and when mixed with other words add extra power to the benefits of that mantra.

The best way to meditate and chant is with the vizualisation of the symbol of Maa Kali (Goddess Kali)

For offerings, red wine, red hibiscus or red gloriosa flowers appeal the most to Goddess Kali.

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সকল মা কালির ধ্যান মন্ত্র

সকল মা কালির ধ্যান মন্ত্র | All Maa Kali dhyan mantra in bengali মা কালির বিভিন্ন রূপ, শ্মশান কালী, রক্ষা কালী, ভদ্রকালী, শবরূপ কালী, শ্যামা মা,  দক্ষিণা কালী, তারা ইত্যাদি। আজ আমরা এই সকল মা কালির ধ্যান মন্ত্র জানব। শ্মশানকালীর ধ্যান মন্ত্র | Shmashan Kali Dhyan Mantra— ওম্ অঞ্জনারিনিভাং দেবীং শুশানালয়বাসিনীন। রক্তনেত্রাং মুক্তকেশীং শুষ্কমাংসাতিভৈরবাম্।। পিঙ্গাক্ষীং বামহস্তেন মদ্যপূর্ণং…

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Das Mahavidya course

Many ask me if Sri Vidya is a part of Das Mahavidya? No it is not it is much more than Sri Vidya in fact. Be it Sri Vidya, shri chakram, brahma Vidya many forms learn Das Mahavidya at end as it’s the most powerful form of all the vidyas.

DAS MAHAVIDYA actually means knowledge of ten great vidyas. Devi maha mantras are known as vidyas of the ten devis. Kali, Tara, Tripura Sundari, Bhuvaneswari, Tripura Bhairavi, Chinnamasta, Dhumavati, Bhaglamukhi, Matangi and Kamalatmika are the ten most powerful shaktis which you learn.

First Devi the Kali who first took form in the Das Mahavidya she teaches us how to overcome greed, anger and handle crisis in life. The right upasanas and chanting will make you come out of all issues in life.

What more is needed if you feel she is your mother, ur kul Devi or when you see her you feel safe than learn the right way to pray to her.

Selection process have started so you can connect with me for the selection forms at 9176231990

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'Om Kring Kalikaye Namah'

Meaning - This mantra is used for the representation of Maa Kali.

Benefit - This simple mantra of Goddess Kali is believed to give you pure consciousness.

MahaKali ॐ Talon Abraxas

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Ma Kali & Kali Mantra: Meaning, Significance, and Benefits 🪷🪬🧿

Goddess Kali is the divine protector of the earth who is also known as Kalika in Hinduism. But due to the goddess' destructive power, Kali is also known as the Dark Mother. As per mythology, the word Kali comes from the Sanskrit word Kala, which means time. Goddess Kali, therefore, represents time, change, power, creation, preservation and destruction. The word Kali also means “the black one”, the feminine noun of the Sanskrit adjective Kala. As per spiritual texts, Goddess Kali is considered a fierce form of Durga/Parvati and the consort of Lord Shiva. Besides being a destructor of bad powers of the universe, Kali ma is also a great giver to those who do good deeds and worship her with utmost devotion. Hence pleasing Kali ma allows the native a lot of compassion and blessings.

As per mythology, Kali maa is the first of the 10 Mahavidyas or manifestations of the Great Goddess. She is usually portrayed in a form where she dances or stands on her consort God Shiva, who lies calm and prostrated beneath her. Kali Maa is worshipped throughout the country but majorly in the seas of Bengal, Assam, Kashmir, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, along with Nepal and Sri Lanka.

Over the centuries, the Goddess Kali has taken many forms to protect the Dharma and religion and destroy the one who commits sins. Astrologers say that Maa Kalika is the most awakened goddess in Hinduism and has walked the earth in four forms – Dakshina Kali, Shamshan Kali, Mother Kali and Mahakali. All these forms have served different purposes, right from Raksha Slaughter to the healing of the earth and its natives.

Kali Mantra

Story behind the destructive form of Maa Kali

There was a notorious asura named Daruk who had pleased Brahma and thus was rewarded a boon. The boon allowed the asura to cause grief to the Gods and Brahmins. If this wasn't enough, Daruk also started setting his kingdom in heaven. Seeing this, all the Gods reached out to Brahma and Vishnu, where they were told only a lady can kill the evil Daruk.

Hearing this, all the Devtas donned a female form and went to fight Daaruk, only to get defeated by him. Post the failure, the Gods reached the Kailash mountain to share the ordeal with Lord Shiva. After listening to the Gods, Lord Shiva looked at Maa Parvati and said, "hey Kalyani I pray to destroy the evil Daruk and save the world." Listening to this, a part of Mother Parvati entered Lord Shiva.

That part of Bhagwati Mata entered the body of Lord Shiva and due to the poison in the throat of Shiva, Bhagwati Mata turned into a black Goddess. Lord Shiva felt that part inside of him and opened his third eye and appeared as Goddess Kali in a fierce form.

Just like Shiva, Maa Kali had a third eye and a lunar line. The throat had a sign of Karla poison, and she carries a trident. Seeing the fierce form of Mother Kali, Gods and Siddhas started fleeing. With the mere hum of Maa Kali, all the Asura army including Daruk was burnt to ashes. Yet, the fierceness of Kali wasn't over. The mother’s anger began to burn the whole world. To save the world from the wrath, Shiva took the form of a child and appeared in front of Kali.

When mother Kali saw that child Shirupi, she became fascinated by that form. She embraced Shiva and started feeding him with her breasts. Soon, Maa Kali became unconscious due to Shivji drinking the wrath of mother Kali. In order to bring the Goddess into consciousness, Shivji performed Shiva Tandava. When mother Kali came back to her senses, she saw Shiva dancing and joined him, due to which she was also called Yogini.

The two forms of Goddess Kali

In Hinduism, Goddess Kali is mainly portrayed and worshipped in two forms. The first is the four-armed form, and the second is the 10-armed form, which is also known as Mahakali. Both these forms have different meanings attached to them.

Four-armed form

The Indian art portrays the four-armed Kali in black or blue colour. The eyes of Kali are red in colour which depicts rage. Her hair is shown dishevelled, small fangs sometimes protrude out of her mouth and her tongue is lolling. The Goddess wears a skirt made of human arms and a garland which is made of human heads. The four-arm form of kali stands on the calm and prostate Shiva. All her four hands hold a different thing, mainly a sword, a Trishul (trident), a severed head, and a bowl or skull-cup (kapala) catching the blood of the severed head.

In her left hands, Kali holds a sword and a human head. Here, the sword signifies divine knowledge, meanwhile the human head signifies the human ego, which must be slain by divine knowledge in order to attain moksha.

The right hands of Maa Kali holds the Abhaya (fearlessness) and Varada (blessing) mudras, which means her devotees will always be saved as she will guide them during and after life.

The Goddess also dons a garland consisting of human heads, variously enumerated at 108 or 51, which is why she is known as the mother of all the mantras in astrology.

The ten-armed form

The ten-armed form of Kali is her Maha Kali form. In her Maha Kali form, she is depicted as shining like a blue stone. Maha Kali has as many as ten faces, ten feet and three eyes for each head. All her ten hands carry various components, each of which represents the power of one of the Devas or Hindu Gods. This power is depicted in the form of the weapons that Maha Kali carries. The implication is that Mahakali is responsible for the powers that these deities possess and the implication is in line with the interpretation that Mahakali is identical to Brahman.

At times, people also tend to worship the “ek mukhi” or one-headed idol of Maha Kali displayed with ten arms, signifying the same concept.

The power tools of Kali are the Kundalini Shakti (the power of spiritual electricity); the Kriya Shakti, the power to creatively affect the universe; and Iccha Shakti, the power of will that personally compels our physical movements and actions, while in the universe it causes the galaxies to rush away from one another into the cosmic night. The chanting of various mantras helps the native have these energies for themselves.

How to chant the Kali mantras

Goddess Kali represents the colour black, and hence darkness appeals to her. This is how you should chant the Kaali Mantras.

Although Kaali Mantra can be chanted in the morning, hours after sunset are more feasible to recite these mantras.

It is best that you chant the Kaali Mantra on a new moon day (Amavasya). Wear the colour Red during the Maa Kali mantra recitation or Puja as Red is the colour that appeases the Goddess.

Also, if you plan to keep an idol or picture of Goddess Kali while reciting the mantra, you must make sure to keep it on a red cloth.

When reciting the Mantras, offer red flowers, fruits and sweets to Maa Kali. Always sit facing the East or North direction when reciting the Kali mantras.

As soon as you begin the recital, you will feel a certain vibration filling your being with strength and confidence.

Any Kali mantra you pick up, it is advised that you chant the Kaali mantra for 40 days to gain all its benefits.

For better benefits, don't eat non-vegetarian food or avoid eating onion and garlic as well.

Important Kaali Mantra

1. Kali Beej Mantra

Kreem is the Ekakshari beej mantra associated with Goddess Kali. As such, the beej mantra doesn't have a specific meaning, but it represents the vibrations that aid the spiritual and mental state of the mind. Chanting the Kali beej mantra connects the native with the energies of Goddess Kali. These transformational energies help the native in fighting evil forces around and within him. It is said that chanting the Kali beej mantra with utmost devotion grants different things - right from devotional to material - to the native depending upon the quality of his or her mind.

The Kali Beej mantra is:

|| ॐ क्रीं काली ||

Om Krim Kali

Meaning- K stands for full knowledge,

R means she is auspicious,

I mean she bestows booms, and

M means that she gives freedom.

‘Salutation to the Supreme.’

Benefits of chanting the Kali Beej mantra

As per astrologers, the Kali beej mantra chanting protects one from all the evil forces.

Also, chanting the Kali beej mantra with full devotion fulfils all your desires and brings positivity to the environment you reside.

The mantra is also recited to uplift the confidence of the native.

Best time to recite the Kali beej mantra After sunset

Number of times to chant this mantra 108 daily for 40 days

Who can recite the Kali beej mantra? Anyone

Chant this mantra facing East or North direction

2. Kali Mantra

Although Goddess Kali looks frightening, she always tends to listen to her devotees' prayers as she is very fond of them. The prayers are better communicated to the Goddess if the devotee chants the Kali Mantra when praying to Goddess Kali. The Kali mantra mentioned below is said to heal the native of his worries and brings him closer to God. The Kali mantra is simple and transforms the devotee to Pure consciousness to help him make better decisions in life.

The Kali Mantra is:

|| ॐ क्रीं कालिकायै नमः ||

Om Kring Kalikaye Namah

Meaning- This mantra is a sound representation of the Mother.

Benefits of chanting the Kali mantra

As mentioned above, the Kali mantra helps in transforming the devotee into pure consciousness, meaning the chanting helps in making his mind clutter-free.

The chanting of this Kali mantra rewards the native with utmost wisdom and knowledge.

The mantra relives one of all sorts of emotional pain. If you are having a hard time controlling your emotions, this mantra is very useful for you.

The mantra is said to bring the native unmatched courage.

Best time to recite the Kali mantra After sunset

Number of times to chant this mantra 108 daily for 40 days

Who can recite the Kali mantra? Anyone

Chant this mantra facing East or North direction

3. Maha Kali mantra

The Maha Kali mantra is not used much due to its purgative nature. However, the one who properly knows how to use the mantra can benefit from the unmatched courage and strength the mantra recitation promises to deliver. Maha Kali is the great divine form of Maa Kali and bestows the natives with the power to accept things around him and change accordingly. If you chant this mantra on a regular basis, you will end up feeling a thrust of positive vibrations around you, which will prompt you to make things happen for you.

The Maha Kali mantra is:

|| ॐ श्री महा कलिकायै नमः ||

Om Sri Maha Kalikayai Namah

Meaning - I bow my head to the Divine dark goddess Mother, Kali or I salute the Divine Mother, Kali.

Benefits of chanting the Maha Kali mantra

One must appease the Divine Mother by chanting this mantra in her honour in order to obtain her grace.

The Maha Kali mantra acts like a shield that saves anyone against the tough times ahead of him.

Reciting the Maha Kali mantra brings stability to the life, and helps the native better decide what is right and what is wrong for him.

Best time to recite the Maha Kali mantra After sunset

Number of times to chant this mantra 108 daily for 40 days

Who can recite the Maha Kali mantra? Anyone

Chant this mantra facing East or North direction

4. Kalika-Yei Mantra

Some problems in our life are just way too complex. The complexity is such that they keep us on our toes, barring us from enjoying and living life as it is meant to be. The Kalika-Yei mantra is for such problems. The mantra is especially useful for students and working professionals who constantly are under the stress of life, finding it hard to manage their personal and professional goals. The mantra also aids problems, doesn't matter how big.

The Kalika-Yei Mantra is:

|| ॐ कलिं कालिका-य़ेइ नमः ||

Om Klim Kalika-Yei Namaha

Meaning - Hail to the Goddess Kali, bless us with a conscious and insightful mind. Make us intelligent and wise.

Benefits of chanting the Kalika-Yei mantra

As mentioned above, the Kalika-Yei mantra is believed to bring relief from all kinds of problems, no matter how complex it is.

The mantra chanting is really useful for students and working professionals and helps them do better in life.

The mantra is protective of your life. It saves you from the danger of bad eye/buri nazar and hence keeps your progress intact.

Best time to recite the Kalika-Yei mantra After sunset

Number of times to chant this mantra 108 daily for 40 days

Who can recite the Kalika-Yei mantra? Anyone

Chant this mantra facing East or North direction

5. Kali Gayatri Mantra

The Kali Gayatri mantra is one of the most useful mantras if you seek quick success in life. For the natives struggling at growing in their careers, the Kali Gayatri mantra comes to the rescue as its vibrations fill the native with positive energies. The mantra provides success, well-being and happiness to the native.

The Kali Gayatri mantra is:

|| ॐ महा काल्यै

छ विद्महे स्मसन वासिन्यै

छ धीमहि तन्नो काली प्रचोदयात ||

Om Maha Kalyai

Cha Vidmahe Smasana Vasinyai

Cha Dhimahi Tanno Kali Prachodayat

Meaning - Om Great Goddess Kali, the One and only one, who resides in the Ocean of Life and in the Cremation Grounds that dissolve the world. We focus our energies on you, may you grant us boons and blessings.

Benefits of chanting the Kali Gayatri mantra

As the native chants the kali Gayatri mantra, his mind becomes divinely transformed and passes from the gross state of worldly affairs into Kali’s subtle light of pure consciousness.

The Kali Gayatri mantra helps the native in accomplishing tasks successfully.

The mantra recitation is said to free the native from all fears of life to help him take the needed step.

Best time to recite the Kali Gayatri mantra After sunset

Number of times to chant this mantra 9 times daily for 40 days

Who can recite the Kali Gayatri mantra? Anyone

Chant this mantra facing East or North direction

6. Dakshina Kali Dhyan Mantra

Dhyan is a state of mind which helps you connect with the divine in numerous ways. Also called the Karpuradi Stotra, the regular chanting of the Dhyan mantra aids the native to connect with the energies of Maa Kali, which are fearfulness, courage, boldness, valour and more. However, to have the best of this mantra, the native needs to chant the Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra regularly and with the correct pronunciation.

The Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra is:

|| ॐ ह्रीं ह्रीं ह्रुं ह्रुं क्रीं क्रीं क्रीं दक्षिणकालिके क्रीं क्रीं क्रीं ह्रुं ह्रुं ह्रीं ह्रीं ||

Om Hreem Hreem Hrum Hrum Kreem Kreem Kreem Dakshina Kalike Kreem Kreem Kreem Hrum Hrum Hreem Hreem

Meaning - Salutations to the Goddess who is the preserver of earth and saves the universe from all kinds of troubles.

Benefits of chanting Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra

Recitation of this mantra releases you from the binding web of adult pretence.

Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra energises you with positive energy so that you can achieve your goal no matter how tough.

The chanting of the Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra brings peace, happiness, and satisfaction to the native.

Best time to recite the Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra After sunset

Number of times to chant this mantra 9 times daily for 40 days

Who can recite the Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra? Anyone

Chant this mantra facing East or North direction

7. Kali Chants

Apart from Kali mantras, there are also some Kali Chants a native can chant to seek the blessing of Goddess Kali.

The Dakshina Kali Dhyan mantra is:

ॐ काली, काली! ॐ काली, काली!

नमोस्तुते, नमोस्तुते, नमो!

नमोस्तुते, नमोस्तुते, नमो ||

Om Kali, Kali! Om Kali, Kali

Namostute, namostute, namo

Namostute, namostute, namo

आनंद मां आनंद मां कलि

आनंद मां आनंद मां कलि

आनंद मां आनंद मां कलि

ॐ काली माँ ||

Ananda Maa Ananda Maa Kali

Ananda Maa Ananda Maa Kali

Ananda Maa Ananda Maa Kali

Om Kali Maa

Overall benefits of Chanting the Kali mantras

The Kali mantras are one of the most powerful mantras in astrology and thus hold the capability to protect you from the hexes.

The Kali mantra chanting resonates with vibrations that calm you down and help you in attaining peace.

Reciting the Kali mantra awakens the inner consciousness of the person, and thus brings stability to his or her life.

Chanting the Kali mantra helps you maintain cordial and harmonious relations with your family and loved ones.

If you chant the Kali mantra regularly and with full devotion, the Goddess shall bring an end to all your sufferings.

Chanting the mantra on a regular basis safeguards the native from the disasters that may bestow upon his health, wealth and happiness.

The regular chanting of the Kali mantra gives you strength thereby making you more powerful than the problems you face.

The chanting of the Maa Kali mantra helps in making your life more radiant. You shall feel the positive vibes if you chant these mantras on a regular basis.

The mantras aid the native's financial position and help in removing all debts.

In terms of love life too, reciting the Kali mantra can help in resolving issues surrounding your love life and can help you in achieving success all the way.

It provides success, happiness, progress, and well-being.

The chanting of the mantra, and the vibrations that release from it, help in uplifting your health.

The Kali mantras ward away the bad eye and any evil that attempts to stop your growth in life.

The Mantras help you to find a good match for matrimonial purposes. Chanting of Kali Mantra ensures any delay in marriage is resolved.

The chanting of Goddess Kali Mantra brings stability to life. You can decide what is good for your life. You always end up with good decisions.

I hope you enjoyed this blog more to follow shortly,

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Q. Can I take initiations in-person for Srividya or Chandi or other devata ?

For the online learning, the online initiations is enough. If after learning you have a desire to specialize further on Chandi and do purascharana, etc. then I will plan proper Chandi deeksha as per tradition which has several steps including Kalasa deeksha. So in-person after learning is optional and based on personal choice.

In-person deeksha krama, and associated rituals varies based on Devata and stage. For Srividya as well, I tell my online students that at least twice in your life you will have to come to Svtp in-person, if possible. One is for the Srividya Shakti deeksha which is considered an induction into lineage, and then for the Poorna deeksha which marks a complete rebirth. The Srividya Shakti Deeksha itself is a consolidated term for three deekshas, that is done as part of an overall ritual.

Initiation is a boost in sadhana, where a part of Guru's sadhana is offered to Shishya. Deeksha is a elaborate ritual of internal cleansing, making body mantra maya, removal of doshas including those from prior births, descent of Power with Kalasha, etc. involving puja and havan and several steps that the Shishya has to participate along with Guru. The details of Deeksha ritual varies based on Srividya krama, Durga/Chandi, Kali krama, and based on stage in which deeksha is done.

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THE DUS MAHAVIDYAS IN TANTRA SADHANA

The Dus Mahavidyas, or the "Ten Great Wisdom Goddesses," are a group of ten aspects of the Divine Mother or the Supreme Goddess in Hindu Tantric tradition. Each Mahavidya represents a distinct manifestation of cosmic energy (Shakti) and embodies different attributes, ranging from the fierce to the benevolent. These goddesses are central to Tantra Sadhana (spiritual practice), as they symbolize various aspects of consciousness, transformation, and the cycle of creation and destruction.

The Ten Mahavidyas

1. Kali – The fierce goddess of time and change, often depicted with a dark, terrifying form. Kali represents the power of destruction, necessary for renewal and transformation. She is also the force that dissolves the ego, helping the practitioner transcend the material world.

2. Tara – The goddess of compassion and protection. She guides devotees through difficult times and leads them toward spiritual liberation. Tara is often seen as a savior figure who can ferry people across the ocean of suffering.

3. Tripura Sundari (Shodashi) – The goddess of supreme beauty and grace, also known as Lalita. She represents the energy of divine love, beauty, and creative power. She embodies the fullness of bliss and consciousness and is associated with spiritual attainment.

4. Bhuvaneshwari – The goddess of the universe or space (Bhuvana). She is the embodiment of the cosmos, representing the space within which all creation takes place. In Tantra, she symbolizes the realization of the unity of the self with the cosmos.

5. Bhairavi – The fierce and fiery goddess of destruction, similar to Kali but more directly associated with personal empowerment and inner fire. Bhairavi is the force that burns away ignorance and ego, transforming the practitioner’s consciousness.

6. Chhinnamasta – The self-decapitated goddess who symbolizes the cutting off of the ego and the realization of the void (Shunya). She is a symbol of self-sacrifice and awakening, teaching the balance between creation and destruction in the spiritual journey.

7. Dhumavati – The goddess of poverty, darkness, and death, representing the inauspicious aspects of existence. Dhumavati shows the devotee the reality of suffering and the impermanence of life, guiding them to transcend worldly attachments.

8. Bagalamukhi – The goddess of paralyzing speech and action. She is worshipped to gain control over enemies, both external and internal (such as negative thoughts). Bagalamukhi represents the power of stillness and the ability to immobilize obstacles in the path of spiritual progress.

9. Matangi – The goddess of inner knowledge, speech, and music. Matangi is associated with the power of thought, communication, and creativity. She represents the outcast and those who live outside societal norms, showing that wisdom can be found in unconventional places.

10. Kamala – The goddess of wealth, abundance, and prosperity, similar to Lakshmi. Kamala embodies material and spiritual wealth, showing that prosperity is not separate from the divine but can be integrated into spiritual practice.

Tantra Sadhana with the Mahavidyas

In Tantra Sadhana, practitioners engage in rituals, meditations, and mantras specific to each Mahavidya to unlock her unique powers and qualities within themselves. These practices often involve:

1. Mantra Japa – Reciting specific mantras associated with each Mahavidya.

2. Yantra Puja – Worshipping sacred geometric diagrams (yantras) representing the goddess.

3. Visualization – Meditating on the form of the Mahavidya, her attributes, and her qualities to invoke her presence.

4. Offerings – Presenting items like flowers, incense, and food to the goddess as a form of devotion.

5. Tarpana (Offering of Water) – Offering water to the goddess as a form of purification.

Symbolism and Significance

The Mahavidyas collectively represent a complete spectrum of divine energy, including the dark, the fierce, the nurturing, and the compassionate. They symbolize the multifaceted nature of reality and consciousness. Through the worship of these goddesses, practitioners aim to overcome dualities, such as good and evil, creation and destruction, or pleasure and pain, and experience the non-dual nature of the Divine.

Liberation from Fear: Many of these goddesses represent terrifying forms of the Divine, but their worship is intended to help the practitioner overcome fear and attachment, leading to spiritual liberation (Moksha).

Transformative Power: The Mahavidyas are seen as powers of transformation, both at the personal and cosmic levels. They help the sadhaka (practitioner) face and transform their deepest fears, desires, and ignorance.

Inner and Outer Wisdom: The Mahavidyas offer wisdom not just in the spiritual sense, but also in worldly matters, such as success, prosperity, and relationships. The practices associated with each Mahavidya lead to insights that help balance spiritual growth with worldly responsibilities.

The Dus Mahavidyas are powerful goddesses who represent the diverse manifestations of Shakti in Tantra. Worshipping these goddesses in Tantra Sadhana is a path to deeper self-realization, the transcendence of ego, and the ultimate experience of divine unity. Each Mahavidya has her own unique energy, teachings, and sadhana methods, and together they provide a comprehensive spiritual path for the practitioner.