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A so called healthy person who cannot sit idle and whose mind is very fluctuating is a clear example of having a vata intensified stage. Based on the nature of the body, there are foods which can be consumed to balance the dosha. For example sweet foods help to control vata. Even the dietary timings can also be fixed to control a dosha. There is plenty of literature available in print media for this as natural health, perfect health etc. Every vegetable or way of preparation affects the system.

This topic looks like very health oriented, but I would love to say that proper identification of body type, arranging the food habits and live with the food habits for three months can be really helpful in making a good start. Lets make the physical body to the level at which we can work on; understanding the assimilation of food more effectively, understand the various types of fires that exist and then thereby accelerate across to more subtle levels.

Those two elements are Agni and Vayu. Agni Irrespective of the school of thought which the aspiring spiritual disciples belong to, Agni plays a major role.

What is the major superior quality of Agni which makes it much decorated in all scriptures? Among the five elements only Agni can purify anything without getting impure itself. Take the aspect of water for example, when we clean with water; water gets impure within the process.

So agni is supposed to be the only element to be used for purification in subtle levels. According to vedic system, agni is classified as laukikagni and yajnaagni. Laukikagni is the fire we use for various household activities. This is also used in tantric fire worship of tantra shastra and also in which Rig Veda mantra samhita or Atharvana Veda samhita is used.

Now the yajnaagni is classified basically into smartha and sharutha agni's. All rituals which are performed as recommended by grihya sutras use smarta agni. Also smartha yagnas and samaskaras of daily nature nitya karma , for fulfilling desires kamya karmas , incidental worships naimittic karma are also done with this agni.

There are various names given for this agni as aupasana, griha etc. This is installed in the house during the marriage ceremony and is used for upasana. Everyone should keep this agni at least in the smallest form in house through out his life. Only a person who has smartha agni in his home can kindle shrauta agni or store shrauta agni in the house hold.

Now about shrautaagni — ritualistically this agni is used for conducting all yagnas as recommended by the shrutis vedic corpus. This agni installation in the house is like the householder or the yajamana's desire to attain the Dyu and Swar Lokas too.

Shrauta agni again have been classified into five basically named as panchagnis. The panchagani's are garhapatya, dakshina, ahavaniya, sabhya and avasatya. Among these the first three form tretagni the primary ones and are extensively used for shrauta rituals.

Since earth is circular, the fire pit used for doing the offering is also circular. Hence it appears semicircular to view; the fire pit used for the rituals is semicircular in shape. Here this agni is used for invoking various devas. Since the shape of the heaven is perceived as square perfectly symmetrical the square or rectangular fire pits are used for this rituals. With this preliminary knowledge of the agni as per vedas, we should expand our familiarity towards the nature of yagnas too in the essential level.

The celestial interplay of complex nature. It in limited sense; model on the paroksha yagna. With these concepts as the foundation, lets move towards the other disciplines of tantra and even the latter yogas mentioned in bhagavat gita and the relevance of agni and sacrificial representations there. Dear all, with the generic explanation of agni in vedic aspect; being briefly mentioned lets focus on the internal agni. There are two types of internal fire.

One is bhuta agni and another one is jataragni. Before defining the two agni's lets understand the human body in the subtle level. The human body in the subtle level is divided basically into two levels - Bhauthika and Daivika. The first three chakras: mooladhara earth , swadishtana water and manipurka fire are the chakras which make the ordinary human beings characteristics or in simple word the human beings themselves.

Jataragni is responsible for the all the digestive, sexual and other instinctive fires of bhauthika level of human body. The main purpose of this agni is to absorb the prana from food in the stula or physical level and is always being centered at the manipuraka chakra. Human beings acquire land, make houses, have kids, try to achieve worldly distinctions, differentiate among one self and also very materialistic when the jataragni is strong. Tantra speaks extensively about the laukikagni ritualistic fire used for external tantric rites which is the jataragni in one form and hence never refrain or make people abstain from the world.

When we interpret it in Vedas, the yajnagni classification which is mentioned as the smarthagni is the jataragni itself in the internal level. All the grihya rites are done externally with the smarthagni. So the internal agni creates the will and the external representation makes the necessary performance of manifested levels of existence; the definitive samaskaras.

We will continue with deeper concepts and also the explanation of the presence and relevance of agni in various yogic disciplines. Dear all, now with the presence and relevance of agni being explained in the tantric and vedic levels and explaining its common existence in both realms, lets view on the various yogic disciplines.

All the yogic systems advocate on restraining of sense organs with yamas and niyamas. In this way, the fire created by the abstinence is the fire used for offerings. Based on the nature of the offerings this fire is again named suitably.

A yogi at first control his senses, as senses are the receptors for the mind. Since yogas are based on achieving the enlightenment either by controlling mind or the vital breath prana , the fire created also is named appropriately. The yoga systems which emphasizes on the control of breathe like pranayama systems symbolically works on the varied version of antaryaga.

But when the control is done by restricting and restraining the mind, the agni takes various names and forms. An adept starts his journey by offering his sense organs to this fire symbolically. Then he will kindle the agni for various other related activities of mind and perform the offerings.

This is also called yoga yagna. For example if the offering to this agni is jnana or knowledge of spiritual mileage, its called jnana yagna. The devour for the new knowledge levels to offer to the subtle fire, janana agni is also created in return. Similarly all yoga systems in Bhagavat Gita could be viewed.

Generally the most important aspect of agni is to amplify the effect and the quality of the offerings. Hence it is used for subtle purification and also used for attaining purusharthas with external rituals. With the brief explanation of agni and its associations with the various disciplines, lets move our focus on to the second element called vayu.

Dear all, the interesting fact is the literature available on agni and its multilevel existence which is broad, sometimes makes people really perceive every aspect of it as distinct and mutually non interchangeable. As per the tantric concept of microcosm and macrocosm, the representation of the world with all its elements is just an extended existence of the inward form.

The essential nature of vayu is that it interacts with the beings in a different level compared to agni. Even agni is kindled in presence of vayu and hence the mutual existence can be comprehended. So all external rituals as per vedic systems enrich the vayu and purifies it, with which it enables the much healthier existence of sthula sharira or physical body and also the astral body in subtler levels. But just like agni, vayu also has different manifestation based on its functions.

If we evaluate the roles of agni and vayu in the deeper level it is agni that facilitates assimilation and vayu that facilitates sustenance. Without mutual existence life will not thrive in limited levels. When the time vayu is existing in environment, it performs major activities in totality. But once it becomes confined to a body like human body there are five types of vayus like the five types of agni's.

The five types of vayus are prana, apana, samana, udana and vyana. The function of prana is absorption of essential elements and hence it exist in the thoracic region till the diaphram.

Apana powers the activities like urinary excretory and reproductive activities and hence reside in the lower abdomen.

Samana exists between diaphragm and lower abdomen. The throat and facial expression are performed by udana. Vyana exits through out the body as all pervading base. Dear all, with the five vayus being explained, we will now look closely to the two major vayus which are vital for the spiritual progress in any disciplines.

They are prana and apana. For kindling the mystic fire or the real fire, the role of vayu is known to all beyond explanation.

Hence the prana and apana are the vayus responsible for the sustenance of bhuta agni and jataragni respectively. When prana is strong the bhuta agni; the spiritual fire will dominate the jataragni, the digestive fire. He will enter into prana route with pranayama and discipline his lifestyle. Now when he starts this process, prana starts intensifying making the bhuta agni more prominent. But this will be a small beginning. Still the jataragni is fully active with the apana facilitating its sustenance.

Thus during the process of bhuta shuddi, this state of bhuta agni; kindled and kept ready for further enhancement, is achieved. Now the biggest question of yogi is how to enhance the bhuta agni over jataragni. Many disciplines from yoga to tantra provide ways and means to achieve this, but essentially what happens is one truth i. When apana is reversed, the attachment of jataragni and apana is affected and without the vayu present the agni cannot sustain.

Apana, when its flow gets reversed meet the prana and bhuta agni at manipuraka chakra. On this transformation, the yogi moves from state of adhibhautika to adhidaivika. When the flow of apana is fully reversed which requires tremendous sadhanas which ever discipline followed, the kundalini will start rising from the mooladhara.

With all the aspects of vayu being discussed under the purview of tantra, the focus is on to the other disciplines. The view of vayu as per the Upanishads also requires special mention. As per the various upanishads like Maitri, Chandogya, the prana is mentioned as inbreath, the apana as outbreath, the samana as middle breath and udana is upbreath. Or in other words, prana is inhalation, apana is exhalation, samana is the duration between prana and apana and udana the extension samana.

The natural question about the role of vyana can be explained as samana is the higher form of vyana and in between them is the synthesis of udana. Now which is the most important vayu for a yogi? The most preliminary texts of yoga to even intermediate texts glorify the role of the vayu: prana. But prana and the exercises to regulate and distribute prana come just as the preliminary steps. When the prana is balanced with apana, the sushmna awakens and now the most important vayu becomes samana which is the vayu responsible for sushumna breathing.

The moment Ida and Pingala are balanced, Sushmna gets activated. Suspending of prana and apana to perfection, in the relams of samana, the mid section of the body will force the exit or rising of it through the central canal of Sushmna.

As per Chandogya Upanishad, the soul and senses is supported in prana, the prana when its balanced with apana by altering the flow is supported on apana, the apana in turn is supported by the all pervading vyana and vyana supported by its extention to higher realms, the samana.

Now, we will look into the upapranas based on five movements and the relevance of prana based on prasna and Brihadaranyaka Upanishads. Prana has five sub classifications based on its movements. They are: Koorma - which makes the eyes blink Krikara - that which generates hunger, thirst, the coughing and sneezing Devadatta - that which causes sleep and yawning Naga - that causes hiccups and belching Dhananjaya - that linger soon after death According to Prashnoupanishad 3.

Like the shadow to a man's body, it remains with the self and at death the magnetic force that makes the body together binding, which is prana itself leaves and makes the body deteriorates.

Since the karana sharira and sukshma manifests to the visual level of sthula, the necessary information required for correctly reproducing the body at will is stored there and can be accessed once you have complete control over these proceedings. Aghora has very powerful sadhanas for achieving this level and also for projections. The thread of togetherness, prana is being highlighted in Brihadaranyaka Upanishad also with similar meanings.

According to this Upanishad, the prana is the thread on which this world and the whole beings are held together, when an individual dies, the limbs are loosened for the binding thread. Although there are practices to do to achieve this, the secrecy of tantric doctrine has to be maintained. But the further topics here will be a little bit more elaborate, but still be devoid of intricate details pertaining to practices.

The initiation ceremony happens in aghora only after the bhuta shuddi. The ceremony happens in a cremation ground on a special day based on the strength of the lunar energy. Eclipses are also considered as an auspicious day, but instead of selecting a random day, the presence of the various planets jyothish as per the prasna or the astrological positions of planets in kundali.

The temperament for learning aghora is determined by the positions of various planets prior to even making a disciple embark on bhuta shuddi. On the predetermined day, between midnight and three in the morning, the aspirant and the aghori reach the cremation ground. The first step is to protect the aspirant from any responses from ethereal beings when invoked by the aghori. So he makes the necessary protection enchantments and then draws a kilana the bounded space inside with the disciple sits.

As you all know, the root of aghora sadhanas is on the cosmic force, the goddess in the "ugra" cogent and potent form. Various people call these manifestations as tara, bagalamukhi, chinna masta etc. This sadhana needs a new corpse preferably of a man or woman of young age, died of non natural causes. The corpse has to be naked and positioned and has to be filled in its mouth with various elements details will not be mentioned and then the aghori sits on it in a particular direction, wearing the yantra of the goddess he worships and will invoke the goddess with the mantra.

The offering to the goddess is meat and liquor which denotes the elements of air and fire respectively. There are specific indications to understand the success of the sadhana. After all, the aspiring disciple is just a spectator to this event. On successful completion of the sadhana, with the power invoked of the goddess in the essential elemental form of fire and air and subtle levels, the aghori gives the disciple a mantra, and infuses it to the various realm realms purified by bhuta shuddi.

This happens in presence of the funeral pyre of the corpse used for shava sadhana. The disciple receives the mantra and then an yantra for worship and will commit to a few oaths.

This is one of the most common ways of initiation. The disciple will be asked the next morning after his sleep about any dreams and the aghori will interpret the dreams and thus determine whether the subtle level infusion of the mantra was successful or not and there by the initiation. The initiated disciple has more tests to face than any one who is in any other discipline. The twofold approach of aghora is: 1 Rituals with the master and mastering them and 2 Develop and identify the powers of a mantra sharira and mantrika mandala.

The rituals of various natures are done along with the guru. The first stage of rituals is to control over the lower ethereal beings. There are classifications of these ethereal beings based on the ages and the level the spirits existence. For the proper understanding of this realm, the guru has to guide you through the various sadhanas as per Atharvana Veda to achieve the results and understanding.

The internal mantra sharira is recognized by the help of one seed syllable the guru bestows upon the disciple. One such seed on perfection open doors to the infinite realms of understanding. It is like entry-pass to the whole different universe. There are a lot many people who asked me a question why Sanskrit is called language of Gods. For that to be explained correctly we need to go to the deeper levels of understanding of our existence which will be outlined soon. As I mentioned earlier, we have outlined a lot many generic outlooks on purifying the agni and vayu.

These were processes which will give you both the physical and subtle level shuddhi. But only cleaning the deeper levels will not result in complete progress.

Just like the metal which is purified in fire in presence of air, the body is now ready to be energized and finally invoke the manifestations and also one's own divinity. My humble plan is to outline the sadhanas of various forms of goddesses like 1 Tara, Chinna-masta, Bagalamukhi, Varthali, Prathyangira Atharvana Bhadrakali 2 The Yakshini, Kinnari, Gandarva, Apsara sadhanas 3 The shaiva sadhanas except Mahakala sadhana and 4 The sadhanas for various lower level ethereal beings like Karnapishhachini.

The whole rituals right from the nyasas and the mantras for it also along with the various upachara and acharas will be mentioned.

Also how the yantras to be drawn and the articles to be offered to the fire will also be mentioned. But I will remove one seed syllable and one detail from the entire sadhana, so that the reader here cannot practice it.

This whole document is for understanding not for practices. All these sadhanas will connect the cosmic existence of the manifestations and also the internal existence of the manifestations in subtle realms. But the internal realms have to be strengthened and properly perceived before one attempting the sadhanas alone. I thought of giving an index to the external sadhanas before proceeding with mantra sharira. The next topic will be on mantra sharira.

Menu Mantra Sharira The awareness of the existence of a mantra sharira can be achieved from various literatures. But to have one of your own requires constant and rigorous practice. But when we carefully analyze the various petals we can find that there are inscriptions of various letters in it too. Now you can find that the letters of the alphabets are present even with certain repetitions in the main centers. The repetitions of letters are just for establishing the progressive connection of one energy center to another energy center.

Every letter has a bindu and a physical representation. This bindu adds energy to the ordinary letter. Based on the nature of the underlying letter, the nature of the deity representing the beeja also varies.

The beeja for cosmic akasha and the shakti together here into oneness. Thus every chakra with the sanskrit syllables with bindu can be interpreted and used for various purposes in accordance with the respective deities.

A lot of people here may disagree on making the secret doctrines public. But I feel same alike of what is mentioned in Mahanirvana tantra; in kali yuga, tantra should be discussed and disclosed openly for people. But still the success depends on finding a competent guru.

So I will still remove a few minor details which will make the reader just a person who is aware of this and not a sadhak. Kula-Akula-Cakra categories syllables based on the five elements.

The categories are wind air , fire, earth, water and ether. The syllables are respectively allotted to the various categories and respective intonations. Just like all aghoris, we consider Kula as mild and not so fast and not superior and also less intense than aghora.

Let them believe they are superior forgetting the fact that nothing is superior or inferior in the eyes of the lord. Every disciple is given a beeja mantra based on his or her tenacity and temperament by the guru.

Every beeja has a deity, a tatwa like fire, earth, water etc and also a mandala space. Every element in the pancha bhuta is related and are ordered based on the level of existence, so gaining control over the various elements and the respective siddhis and overpowering them in essential self is the next step.

Now the recital of mantra will activate a specific nadi. In every mantric discipline, we recite a mantra after the necessary pranayama. For each mantra we do an anustana. Such like three anustanas form a purushacharana. With the purushacharana and the necessary percentages which I do not want to mention will be done as marjara, tarpana and homa. After this, the person will obtain the siddhi. Mantrika mandala is the space thus one create with the nadi's activated and controlled and use one's body to habitat the respective energy.

This energy can be released for various purposes or amplify it using various sadhanas. This is the base for the tricks which people do in black magic. But our goal is higher; we are here to realize our self in aghora. Now the specific mantra on proper initiation and proper practice will make the person completely aware of the tatwa.

Most master gives a mantra for a satvic mind pertaining to akasha mandala. Since earth is so stable, people wont try to control it directly as it make time of years to lifetimes. The beauty of gaining control over the higher mandala like akasha is that, the aspirant with a little effort can control the other lower elements like fire and water. Purifying thus the subtle levels of existence and energizing to the threshold will decide the success of external sadhanas.

The rise of mantrika mandala will eventually make the various chakras accessible to the adept. Most of the "softer paths" always recommend the chakras and thereby kundalini activated slowly. This comes with tremendous bodily responses.

There can be loss of appetite for days, cannot withstand the body heat etc. But as I mentioned earlier, aghora is about do or die doctrine. But this is always the last stage for any discipline.

Aghora sadhanas are basically routed to Athavana Veda and tantric sects. But it is refined and more focused on non material aspects. Just like a normal tantric ritual in essential self or a abhicarini in the realms of Atharvana Veda, the results obtained are used for ascent higher in terms of material realms. So transmute such material a gain into spiritual gains is what aghori's do when they perform external rituals. When I am outlining the concept of each sadhana, I will mention separately what a normal tantirc or vedi will demand or bestowed upon with basically kamya rites and what an aghori asks for or command for as the blessing.

So all that matters here is what an aghori demands and what a tantric demands? This is done as follows: with the first pranava you symbolically take that from the total chaithanya thats present, a portion has been separated, with the second pranava, you do a sankalpa as absorbing that small portion and with the third pranava or OM, you do a sankalpa as this chaintanya has risen in the subtle realms within. Now one has to have the sankalpa at hridaya and do two pranava recital sankalpa omitted and with the name of the deity; tara here , recite 'aagacha, aagacha om avahayami and bring it downwards from the mooladhara, then to the right a little, move a little up and then reach out and hold the left nostril, breath in through the right, with the pranava, submit and associate conceptually a flower in the hridaya bhaga of the stana of devatha.

Om hrim suvishuddhadharma sarwapapanisamyasheshavikalpanavanaya swaha achamaneeyamidam. Om vaim vairochana vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah 2.

Om Am amithabha vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah 3. Om pam padmanabha vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah 4. Om shakhapandura vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah o on the agni direction kone 1. Om laam lamake vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah, 2. Om maam mamake vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah 3. Om paam pandure vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah 4.

Om tam tarake vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah , o and on bhupura four directions 1. Dear all I will provide you a common mantra's like indradi etc as glossary when all rituals are explained.

This pooja emphasis on a offering of bali for the closure. For achieving the perfection of tara ritual and obtaining the siddhi, the mantra - Om hrim trim hum phal chandas - akshobhaya rishi , brahathi chanda , tara devatha shadanka, nyasa and other things are as mentioned in previous posts.

With dyana, the mantra has to be recited for 5 lakh times, 50, number being done as a homa with the ghee based naivedya, during the period of ansutana, the person should have strict restrictions and shuddhi that too if you are already not a qualified aghori and only learning After completion, please continue with the poojas.

There are various versions of Tara mantras not mentioning because of safety purposes. The expression of the siddhi is one to be experienced and not to be defined. But there are specialized variants of Tara mantra on rishi shakhti, gayatri chandas, tara devata. Now those all you are and interested, can refer the variants on references. Tara Ritual Blessing Dear all, let me outline the specific blessings on the Tara panchakshari rituals or sadhanas once a sadhak has succeeded it to siddhi.

There are variants of Tara sadhana and respective prayogas which I will outline once the complete with the tantric and aghora outlook of this tara panchakshari ritual. The yantra should be drawn in the following order on a bhorja patra with mentioned inscriptions. The 'shaalkone' should be drawn with the moola written on the center followed by saadhyanama and yantranyayas, and then the ashtadala is drawn with an encircling veedhi vrutta and bhupura.

The yantra should be written from the water made of arikku tree. On the centre comes the pranava, on the shalkones, from the saptakshari, six are chosen which are hum, hrim, kleem, sau, hum, phal and they are written. If written in gold, then the water of arakku tree is used to smear it after writing. A pranaprakista has to be done on this with homas, pujas and sambaadasparsha.

After this, the yantra is worn on a yellow silk thread around the neck. Now the bhala blessings and the variants that can come in yantra - Benefits on wearing the yantra Dear all, various benefits on wearing the Tara ma yantra are mentioned below. If this yantra is tied to the neck of a kid, he will be freed of all diseases and also disturbances from ethereal beings. If this yantra is tied to the left hand of women; those women who have no chance of having kids, they can overcome this conditions and have kids.

Also if this done by women who has various types of warts, skin diseases etc, it will be cured. If this yantra is worn by men, the rags become the riches, even an ugly looking person can transform to a handsome, and kings will win battles and also can have their own kingdoms in no time. For normal humans, it will bestow upon them with fulfillment that of all kamana's or desires.

It is been also mentioned that, Tara ma is the most powerful in kaliyuga for fast acquisition of siddhi or perfections and hence the vidhanas have been kept secret. The same reason I have removed the vital portions from the details of worship. This is the perspective of the tantric practitioner. But as an aghori, the interest is not on any of the above mentioned benefits. Now the reader should also know this that, some of the rishi's of Gautama lineage have attained complete salvation or moksha with the proper sadhana of this yantra.

The variants of this mantra are used by Lord Brahma and lord Vishnu. These are the major points for an aghori to look upon. According to his mindset, this devata can bestow him everything beyond any doubts. Hence aghori's call Tara ma, or smashan Tara, the name "Adya". Adya means 'that which is there from the beginning, the one which has no end and therefore eternal'.

Let me talk about Adya ma in detail. Ma Adya as I mentioned earlier is eternal. She is regarded as the cosmic force which set the creation happen. She is that power which brings in the transformations in both the individualistic and gross level microcosmic and macrocosmic levels.

She is the creator and the destroyer at the same time. Since she is not remembered as separate from oneself in supreme bliss by any being in The beginning of life that means at birth , the next place we can find her is the place of death, where the funeral pyres are burning.

She manifests there as Smashan Tara for the individuals to perceive her; as her limitless scope is beyond the reach. She is the goddess of death along with her consort the Mahakala, who is the executioner. The very concept of the world, its codes of creation, the growth and evolution are all manifested from Shiva who is the medium, the basis of material existence and the tatwas in various planes.

But without the force or shakti, this cosmic cycle of actions and reactions and in simple words activity does not exist. So Adya is the shakti of transformation. At first there is Adya, the force from which then formed by divine condensation; the cosmic consciousness — A complete set of all activities in totality without attributes.

Dear all, divine condensation is a word used to mention a concept, the concept by which that form of shakti which is independent of space and time has started obeying or defining space. Thus cosmic consciousness is formed; the all space defining and pervading form of Adya Ma, but independent of time. And Adya Ma is becoming subtler and subtler here within this thus formed the Shiva and Vishnu, two names for the same aspect.

This cosmic consciousness then started manifesting in various combinations and levels of existence with the plan of the shakti and in her presence under the design of lord Vishnu. Now Adya Ma will start residing in the individual levels as kundalini in all beings. She lies dormant and also identifies with the body and will not recognize the potential of herself or the individual to the reality. The various animate and inanimate objects in the world thus started interacting together based on the grand design and will repeat the cycles of birth and death.

Shakti if exists only as Adya Ma is complete and hence dynamic. But if there are no activities for the ever pervading shakti, the expansion of it in infinite space makes it less effective or reachable to the minute levels. So a dynamic existence also has to be defined by defining space then contracting space and then limiting space and then design consciousness as the scope of actions and activities.

This is how all begins and ends and begins again and ends once again and goes on. I do not have the permission to speak about the cycle of jeeva and the composition of it in various animate and inanimate objects, my humble apologies for the same. But when the state of aghori is reached, this will be manifested to oneself especially the future. But the past of what happened including previous births can even be known to an anchorite. The easiest way is to use a Karnapisachini sadhana which I will outline in due course of time.

She will tell you everything on your ear. Menu Tara Ma Dear all, with the concept of Adya Ma being explained in brief, lets move ahead to the eligibility and base needed to reach a stage for invoking her. As I said every ritual is essentially used for creating and increasing the mantrika mandala. So this ritual Tara Panchakshari will make the anchorite to communicate with the deity as the first step.

Now after the successful completion of this pooja, the sadhak has to make the Tara Yantra and then start worshiping it.

As I mentioned earlier, there are specific numbers of worship to attain the mantra siddhi. This is applicable to the person who uses his body as the yantra or an external yantra. The body here is not used as the yantra because, the sadhak has to master various rituals and hence the single body will not be enough to be used as the yantra for various deities. The visualizations are done linking to the color of the ma's skin. This is strictly tantric and not an Aghoric view. For an aghori, he will invoke Ma in various color forms with the following sankalpas.

For Vashya - let the kundalini in me be under attraction and ascent to meet with lord shiva in crown chakra For Stambhana - let the thoughts in me; unstable be stopped or made still For Marana - let the five senses in me be destroyed with in return provide me with subtle understanding.

For Uchadana - let the thoughts and sensations stilled which are not of any good for my sadhana be warded off from me. For Shanti - let the ever pervading and benevolent Ma gives peace and prosperity to every being animate and inanimate around me. This includes two basic variants other than Panchakshari which have strict ritual differences. Those two are 1 Tara - Trijadatrakshari and 2 Tara - Saptakshari since the rituals are different for the two, I will outline them separately in detail after discussing the mantric variants in general.

The common mantric variants are as follows: 1 Om trim hrim hum hrim hum phal this is the Saptakshari mantra which Lord Brahma has used for the upasana of Tara Ma. The same mantra is used in the Saptakshari ritual mentioned above. Tara trijada pooja samaptam Menu Tara Ma and Vedas Dear all, with the two major Tara sadhanas being explained let me try to detail on the connection of vedic systems and the tantric systems.

There are two ways in which we can connect the tantra to vedic systems 1 By the deity form 2 By the metric form let me start with Tara Ma and the deity form. Tara ma is also known as Neelasaraswathi, the bluish wrathful form of the vedic goddess Saraswathi. I will detail the Neelasaraswathi sadhana as the next ritual in explanation.

In Rig veda, she is also known as "Pashyanthi Vak" in the dasha maha vidyas. The specific verse for this representation is the RV 1. They are vaikhari, pashyanthi and para I am just treating madhyama or the nasalized speech as a form of vaikhari in refined form not as a separate category. In this, humans use the vaikhari form of communication. The communication in which, words are made audible by friction and channeling of air.

But para is the highest form of communication. Only enlightened souls, luminous ones and rishis usually use this mode of communication. The vedas are heard to the various rishi as para first. Here no words are communicated just the intention. Internet Archive's 25th Anniversary Logo. Search icon An illustration of a magnifying glass. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest.

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