Aghora - The Complete Book
Aghora - The Complete Book
Aghora - The Complete Book
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During the eclipse on Oct.2nd/3rd. reciting the following Aghor Mantra will
give it's Siddhi. I shall try to make it as simple in English ( the pronunciation
included). Should be recited RHYTHMICALLY. Sit on any asana ALWAYS esp.
Red if possible.
"May the truth of words here dawn in you the radiance of thousand suns
illuminating your consciousness"
Topics
Philosophy of Aghora
Aghora - Beginning Stages
Aghora - Beginning Stages - Agni
Aghora - Beginning Stages - Vayu
Initiation into Aghora as a Disciple
Mantra Sharira
Kula-Akula-Cakra and understand the relevance of sanskrit
Individual Sadhanas 19
Sadhanas for Mother Goddess Tara 19
Mantra Siddhi On Tara Ritual 22
Tara Ritual Blessing 22
Tara Yantra & Benefits of Wearing the Yantra 23
Adya Ma 25
Tara Ma 26
Tara Ma Mantra Variants 27
Tara Trijada Ritual 28
Tara Ma and Vedas 29
Nyasa in Vedas and Tantra 32
Neela Saraswathi Sadhana 35
Saraswathi Sadhana 36
Tara Saptakshari(mantrantara) 38
Modes Of Worship 39
Yakshini Sadhana 40
Yakshini Sadhana Siddhi 42
Vada Yakshini Sadhana 43
Vada Yakshini Sadhana and Siddhi 44
Madanamekhala Yakshi Sadhana 45
Madanamekhala Yakshi Siddhi 46
Vishala Yakshini Sadhana 46
Vishala Yakshini Siddhi 47
Bhadra Kali Sadhana 48
Kali Sadhana 50
Kali Sadhana Siddhi 52
Kali Sadhana - Satwic and Madhyama Ways 53
Raktheswari Sadhana 53
Raktachamundi Sadhana 55
Raktachamundi Siddhi 56
3 Prathyangira Sadhana 56
Ugra Prathinkara Sadhana 59
Prathinkara Siddhi (Shanta) 60
Prathinkara Siddhi (Ugra) 61
Aghorarudra Sadhana 61
Aghorarudra Sadhana Siddhi 62
Aghoraghrita 63
karnapischaachini Sadhana 64
Karnapischaachini Siddhi 65
Vatukabhairava Sadhana 65
Vatukabhairava Siddhi 67
Cchinnamasta Sadhana 68
Cchinnamasta Sadhana Siddhi 69
Dhoomavathi Sadhana 69
Dhoomavathi Sadhana Siddhi 70
Jayestalakshmi Sadhana 71
Jayestalakshmi Sadhana Siddhi 72
Bagalamukhi Sadhana 73
Bagalamukhi Sadhana Siddhi and Prayoga 74
Kubera Sadhana 76
Kubera Sadhana Siddhi 77
Shulini Durga Sadhana 79
Shulini Durga Siddhi and Prayoga 80
Hanuman Sadhana 81
Hanuman Sadhana Siddhi & Detailed Prayoga 83
Relevance of Various deities 86
Deity Infusion 87
Panchamakara Sadhana 88
Panchamamsa Sadhana 90
The world of Projections 92
Cosmos and Beyond 93
Revisiting the Cremation ground 94
Across The Worlds 95
The Astral worlds 96
"Death" of the Sthula 97
Final Post 98
All the concepts in Vedas highly emphasize on purity and on the satvic to the
farther extent on the rajasic style of worships. Example of satvic worship is any
simple hawans for peace etc and examples of rajasic forms can be rites,
ashwametha. But most people in kali yuga find it difficult to associate with
satwa guna completely. Pure rajasic forms are also difficult to be found. So
most of us stay between rajasic and tamasic characteristics hence most of the
times people find it difficult to honor promises for a ritual at the deepest level
and hence vedic rituals are not being performed as an anustana in its essential
essence. Aghora is one of the faster and refined forms for the rajasic, tamasic
forms of beings. But during ancient times, for a vedi to achieve rishihood, it's
said that he should have mastered Aghora too.
Aghora is the height is Vama Marga Tantra in its essence. But it also is a way
of life in true sense. All the white sides (disciplines) presume maya as the
reality and work towards realizing the uniqueness. But, Aghora from the start
believes in leaving everything behind, totally without relationship with the
mundane world.
so an Aghori perceives the world devoid of attachments. For him the world is
also like his favorite dwelling place the smashan (cremation ground)...he
considers the world as the smashan, the one which belongs to one who are
already dead or the one who will be dead at a future period of time.
Most of the time when the word Aghori is mentioned most people identify it
with a man who lives in filth and other related impurities in smashan. I do
agree that some aghori's deliberately convey that picture, but it's not necessary
to find the aghori in an unapproachable form. The major reason for aghoris to
portray such a picture is to avoid unwanted conversations and disturbances.
The urge to converse always is a result of one being uncomfortable with
oneself. As speech is an inferior form of communication which is subjective to
the bodily existence, a person who is accustomed with fierce aghora discipline
easily sacrifices it to achieve higher modes or methods of communication. In
any white discipline, we always practice for enlightenment or advancement to
newer spiritual level with moderation. Or in other words, we are patient. But an
aghori embraces the darkness, sacrifices everything and extremely induces
pain to burn of his karmic debts to return back to the source. Aghora practices
are extreme in regard and hence only suited for people who have high
temperaments.
Before moving into the nature of aghora rituals, I would love to attract the
attention of the readers to the least celebrated Veda called Atharva Veda. There
are two mantra samitha which can be seen associated with Atharva Veda. They
are the Shaunka and Pippalada systems. As the duty of the Atharvan was to
protect the vedic rituals from
any hindrances, these systems provide ways from charms to sorcery to
witchcraft. It's interesting that sage Shaunaka even has a text for Rigveda
based Tantra called Shunaka Rikvidhana. The relationship of Atharva with
aghora basically is in the level of deities or in other words, they share a lot of
common deities. Examples of common deities include Tara Ma, Mahakala,
Bhairava, the ethereal beings like Yakshini etc. But the sadhana and the
philosophy of aghora are more different and spiritually oriented.
Philosophy of Aghora
The basic notion of accepting Jagat Sat Brahman Sat will make the importance
of the sthula sharira; physical body more prominent. Aghora also demands a
few preliminary steps to be taken before entering into the sadhanas. Since the
jagat or this world is also considered as a reality, the instrument which binds
the human being, the body is to be made conducive for progress. For the same
purpose the composition of the body is to be carefully understood. Just like
everybody knows the body is made up of the five elements. Each element
should be purified. But most of the times, the matter that is overlooked is the
much rooted ayurvedic concepts on tridoshas (vata, pitha, kabha). So a human
being whose state of comfortable life in this world is decided by the balancing
of the tri doshas; the nature of the sthula based on the doshas should be
identified and balanced, then the person can enter into the purification of the
five elements, the bhuta shuddhi. The key aspect one should understand is
every ritual whether it's internal or external, vedic or tantrik is keen on
emphasizing the five elements or even their purification. Even a small puja held
in the households represents the five elements starting from the fire which is
symbolically represented by a lamp to flowers which is the representation of
ether.
As the preparatory step for aghora, one should first understand the key
concept called prana. Prana alternatively called the vital force keeps the
physical body functioning. The moment the flow of prana stops or the prana
exits the realms of physical body, the state of death happens. Prana can be
acquired from all the five elemental sources based on the stage of progress of
the Sadhak. But for the beginner, the prana is being derived basically out of
food.
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The association of prana with food needs careful observation. If we fail to
understand the implications we will still
remain rooted to the limited level of existence than liberation.
The sources of prana which is primarily limited to food for the human being in
the beginning of spiritual plan; should be carefully scrutinized. Although
aghora as a system does not distinguish which food to eat, till a certain level of
control is achieved over body metabolism, a vegetarian diet is to be adhered to.
Most of the texts recommend up to the level as to why a vegetarian diet is to be
taken that too on to basic level of understanding but a generic interpretation
do not prepare one self for any further levels. So analyze one self carefully.
What are the natures of your emotional and physical behaviors? Example, can
be are you rest less person? Do you tend to increase weight with limited
consumption of food? Etc. 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. but the essential understanding anyone should have is that,
this is just preliminary requisite. 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.
Before proceeding into further levels of aghora itself, we should understand the
relevance of two important elements from all sides of philosophy. Those two
elements are Agni and Vayu. Let's begin with the element Agni.
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. Hence it's called expansive agni, or vaitharanikagni.
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.
The external representation of vayu is the vyana (all pervading vayu) which
forms prana itself for the universe. 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. Now in normal human beings, whose prana is not
so strong, prana and apana are doing
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their respective jobs of absorption and elimination and will both intensify the
digestive fire only at the seat of fire,
manipuraka chakra.
Now the yogi in which ever discipline he/she is will start bhuta shuddi as the
discipline specifies. 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.e., the flow of apana is
reversed. 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
explanation to this statement is based on the 13
relationship of prana to Ida, apana to Pingala. 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.
With the clearer understanding of each vayus and the relevance let's look into
prana with much more detail. 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 (3.3), prana is born for the self itself. 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. Now if any one gains complete control over prana
and its associations along with the other elements, he/she can create his own
body from nowhere( like sages and rishi's do) and also can switch between
absolute sukshma+karana state to sukshma+karana+stula sharira(ordinary
living being) free at will. 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.
Dear all, the topics which we have discussed so far are preliminaries pertaining
to bhuta shuddi. 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. So now it's all
about when the ritual should be conducted. 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.
Depends on the aghori, he/she will invoke the goddess basically with a shava
(corpse) sadhana. 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.
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Depending on the reach of the aghori, the goddess manifests from any form -
beast to non visual realms. 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.
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rituals which has specific mantras, yantras and tantras required. 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.
Mantra Sharira
Now let's look into the Kula-Akula-Cakra and understand the relevance of
Sanskrit. 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. The
Kula-Akula- Cakra is as follows:
1) Wind - a, a( strong pronounce) , e , ka , ca, ta ( stress on t) , ta , pa ,
ya , sa ( stress on s)
2) Fire - i , i ( strong pronounce ), ai , kha , cha , tha ( stress on t) , tha ,
pha , ra , ksa ( not a strict letter in Sanskrit , but serves as a substitute for
anusvara )
3) Earth - u, u (strong pronounce) , o , ga , ja , da ( stress on t d) , da ,
ba , la , la( gap filler to that left as an omission of visarga)
4) Water - r (strong pronounce) , r ( double emphasis) , au , gha, jha,
dha ( stress on d) , dha , bha , va , sa
5) Ether - I (strong pronounce) , I ( emphasis and strong pronounce) ,
am ( stress on m) , na ( stress on n), na , na
(emphasis on n) , na, ma , sa ( mild on s), ha
Every disciple based on the nature of him/her is given a syllable and hence it
becomes his/her practice to maximize the effect with the deity and understand
the subtle relevance of the other beejas. 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. So what's the mantrika mandala?
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. For a rajasic mind, it's good to give an agni mandala mantra and for
a tamasic mind a water mandala mantra. 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. since the akasha mandala is attached to the agna chakra and the
syllable OM is attributed to it, i would like to tell that , this is the prime reason
why OM is the most widely used mantra in our times.
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. But when an aghori increases
his mantrika mandala to a certain level he focuses that energy so intense to the
various energy centers and make
them activated. 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.
Now let's discuss on the external sadhanas a little bit as an introduction.
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.
aghori's do not believe in perfections or siddhi's, for them it is just a road block
to progress. 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?
Individual Sadhanas
Sadhanas for Mother Goddess Tara Tara sadhana and puja ( panchakshari)
• Astra mantra - vajrodake hum phal
• Moola mantra - Om hrim trim hum phal
• Angas - Hram hrdayaya namah , hrim shirase swaha , hrum
shikhaye vashal, hriyim kavachaye hum , hraum nethraya vawshal, hah
astraya phal.
• Chandas and details - akshbhyah rishi , brahathi chandah , tara
devata
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• Dhyana shloka - ( will not mention this)
• Peedha shakthi - hrim namah
• Peedha samashti - Om hrim
pralaya'varishtitha'maha'shwetha'padmasanaya'namah
• Peedha puja mantras - garwathipadmantam (21 mantras), medhathi
(9), navashakthi and mandalathraya (9), atmachathustas (om hrim jnanatmane
namah), peedhasamisti with 38 mantras do beginning to end water worship.
• Devatha kalpan - Om hrim namah, Om hrim trim hum phal namah
tara'murthaye namah
• Upachara - Om hrim om namah
• Avahana - the devatha should be symbolically invoked on the stana
or peedha. based on the instruction of the guru, using the articles like chandan
, flowers etc with three OM , one should absorb the jeevachaitanya. 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.
Let me continue with the remaining of the tara ma ritual
• Ayudha nyasa - khadgaya namah , kapalaya namah , neelapadmaya
namah (2)
• Bhushana nyasa - keyuraya namah , ardhachandraya namah,
makudaya namaha, sarpaharaya namah, sarpakundalaphyam namah,
charmambaraya namah, sarpam'gadebhyo namah , sarpakankanebhyo
namah, sarpakadakebhyo namah, sarpakancheye namah,
sarpanoopurabhyam namah.
• Upahara - Om vajrodake hum phal arrkyamidam hrim swaha
padyamidam . Om hrim suvishuddhadharma
sarwapapanisamyasheshavikalpanavanaya swaha achamaneeyamidam.
• Devatha pooja - pranavathrya, upachara , moolathraya ,
moolaakshara, anga , ayudha, bhushana , and then from the bindu , from east
to all four directions and to the front then the following:
o gum ganapataye namah o vaam vadukabhairavaya namah
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o ksham kshetrapaalaya namah
o yaam yoginyai namah
o Om akshebyo vajrapushpam praticha swaha namah on shadkone with
angavarana with ashtadala that too above all with 4 directions from east
1. 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. padmandakaya namah
2. yamandakaya namah
3. narandakaya namah and
o On the top of it indradi (10 mantras) , vajradi (10) matheye namah
(nirmalyadhari) , with all these mantras , do from beginning to end ,
jalasadhana. Dear all I will provide you a common mantra's like indradi etc as
glossary when all rituals are explained.
• Dwadastas and naivedya - aim sundarye namah klim sumukheye namah and
do the naivedya. during naivedya one has to do the naivedyapranahuthi
followed by a moola of devatha , perform a manasapooja , followed by a moola
and offering of a flower , then the astra mantra to protect the naivdeya and the
devatha and then again a moola with offering of one flower , doing a nyasa of
the particular chandas , 8 times reciting the moola and then the chandas.
(simplified) Simplified: I am not mentioning the details of how this has to be
done at a temple of Tara ma and it has more steps to perform to fulfill the
pooja. This pooja emphasis on a offering of bali for the closure. The process is
as follows
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Place akshatha in the front with kurum grass, with the jalagandhapuspha
arprana and then with the dhoopa deepa
mudra, drop thrice on. The mantra for that is "Om hrim shrim'maadekajade
neelasaraswathi maho'ugra'taare devi kha
kha sarwabhootapisacha'rakshaan grasa grasa mama jaddyam cchedaya
cchedaya shrim phrim phal swaha "
|| iti tara panchakshari pooja samaptham ||
Dear all, with the pooja vidhana being mentioned lets outline the process of
obtaining the creation of mantra sharira, enhancement of mantra sharira and
creating the mantrika mandala and finally to the culmination the perfection or
siddhi. 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,
50,000 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. Generic interpretation
and explanations
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Anyone who does Tara ma's upasana will be having all the 'aiswarya' and
he/she becomes a poet. He/she will be
blessed with children and grand children and will be famous. He/she will have
the ability to make people on one's own
side without any effort.
Specific interpretation and explanations
If one makes a paste of gorochana with sandal and then take it on a leaf, then
reciting the tara panchakshari for 108 times and make a tilak out of the paste
and then look on anyone's face, the person will become an obedient servant to
him/her for the rest of the life. 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.
Tara Yantra & Benefits of Wearing the Yantra
Dear all, now let me write about how Tara yantra can be made. 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.
On the ashta dala kesara, written the two swaras, the dala have the varga of
letters attributed to "Ka" and eight ones which are:
1) kam, kham, gum, gham, gnum
2) cham, chham, jam, tham, njam
3) dam, ddam, daum, ddaum, knam
4) tam, dham, dum, dhamm, num
5) pam, pham, bum, bham, mum
6) yam, ram, lam, vam
7) sham, sshum, sam, hum
8) l(stress)um, ksham
On the veedhi vrutta, the maatruka aksharas will be inscribed, the
bhupakones, the beeja kleem is 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.
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Adya Ma
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.
Now let's move into the visualizations of Tara Ma and the variants of her
mantras based on tantra.
The visualizations are done linking to the color of the ma's skin. This is strictly
tantric and not an Aghoric view. The
visualizations are as follows:
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For Vashya - Blood red colored
For Stambhana - Golden colored
For Marana - Black colored
For Uchadana - Smokey colored
For Shanthi - White colored
This visualizations are based on the five types of mantra prayogas. 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.
Saraswathi Sadhana
Dear all, the complete the neela saraswathi sadhana, the saraswati sadhana
also should be outlined although, this is very common sadhana used in
ordinary households.
Now I will detail the sadhana and dear all should understand the necessary
components be in the Neela Saraswathi sadhana.
• Astra mantra - sleem pashuhum phal
• Moola mantra - Om saraswathye namah
• Anga -
1. Om sam hrydayaya namah
2. Om ram shirase swaha
3. Om swam shikyaye vashal
4. Om tyaim kavachaya namah
5. Om nam netratryaya vaushal
6. Om ma: astraya phal
• chandas - kanva rishi, gayatri chandas, saraswathi devata
• Dhyana Shloka -
"Hamsarooddaa harahasithaharendukunthavadaathaa
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Vaani mandasmithataramukhee maulibadhendurekhaa
Vidyaveenamruthamayakhadakshasragaadiptahasta
shubrabjasta bhavadabhimathapraptyaye bharati syath"
• Peeda shakthi - hrim namah
• Peeda samisti - hrim sarwashakthi kamalanasanaya namah
• Peeda pooja mantras - gurwathi jnanatmanandam ( durga , 28
mantras) , medhathi navashakthi ( saraswathi, 9 +) and in total 38 mantras
with which, with water from beginning to end do the pooja.
(I will keep an appendix of the various peeda pooja mantras in the end after
outlining all sadhanas)
• Moorti kalpana - hrim namah om saraswathye namah
saraswathimoorthaye namah
• Upachara - vaagiswareeyividmahe saraswathyee dhimahi tanno
vaagiswari prajodayal
• Avahana - omitting the avahana mudras, vyapaka, lipi, panchatatwa
and moolakshara nyasas :) as this outline is for information and not for
sadhana.
• Ayudha nyasa -
1. vidyayai namah
2. veenayai namah
3. amruthakumbhaya namah
4. akshamaalayai namah
• Bhushana nyasa -
1. makudaya namah
2. ardhachandraya namah
3. haaraya namah
4. angadi sarwabhushanebhyoo namah
5. shubravastraya namah
6. swethothareeyaya namah
7. ratnakanchyee namah
8. swarnanoopurabhyam namah
Tara Saptakshari(mantrantara)
Dear all, let me outline the Tara Saptakshari sadhana.
• Astra mantra - Vajrodake hum phal
• Moola mantra - Om trim hrim hum hrim hum phal ( the mantra
used by brahma)
• Anga -
1. hram hrdayaya namah
2. hrim sirase swaha
3. hroom shikhaye vashal
4. hraiyim kavachaya hum
5. hraum netratrayaya vaushal
6. hra: astraya phal
• Chandas - shakthi rishi gayatri chandas tara devata
• Dhayana shloka - "shwetambaraam sharadachadrakandim
sadhbhushanaam chandrakalavatamsam kartrikapaalanwithapaanipadmaam
taraam trinetram prabhajeyokhilardhayee"
• Peeta shakthi - Hrim namah (pooja yantra - shalkone, astadala,
bhupura)
• Peeta samasti - Om hrim
pralayavaristhithamahaswethapadmasanaya namah
• Peeta pooja mantras - as similar as trijada sadhana
• Murthi kalpana - Hrim namah om trim hrim hum hrim hum phal
namah taramurthaye namah
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• Upachara - Om hrim om namah
• Avahana - ayudha and bhushana nyasa as mentioned below,
remaining all same as tara trijada sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa -
1. khadgaya namah
2. Kapalaya namah
• Bhushana nyasa -
1. makudaya namah
2. ardhachandraya namah
3. swarnabhushanebyo namah
• Upahara - arkyamidam, paadyamidam, aachamaneeyamidam
• Moorthi pooja - 16 dwastaa and naivedya as per tara panchakshari
ritual mentioned.
UTara Saptakshari Samaptam ||
Modes of Worship
Dear all, there are more Tara sadhanas which are primarily variants of the
already outlined ones. The mantrantara with moolamantra variations can also
be seen. I am leaving these sadhanas to the readers to find out themselves as
per individual interests.
Before I move into the next deity sadhana, a brief comment on the difference
between the worship by a man and a woman. Most of the ritualistic texts which
survived the test of times don't have clear demarcation on this aspect.
The beginning of understanding this difference is routed in the concept of man
as a representation of purusha and the woman as a representation of shakthi,
both respectable in its own ways. we should also understand that both the
man and the woman have the innate ability to achieve the complete merger
with the omnipotent omnipresent brahman. But the sankalpa is different. Man
should realize and worship himself as the utmost purusha with penance and
rituals which will eventually understand the duality as a limitation and merge
with the cosmic energy. This is his route to attain the Brahman.
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There are plenty of rituals and mantras like gayatri which is been designed to
worship the cosmic energy. This is
one reason why gayatri is been used especially by men for worship.
But women who are the embodiment of shakthi understands and realizes it
with rituals and penance and transcend the duality as a limitation to merge
with the supreme consciousness. This is her route to attain the omnipresent
omnipotent Brahman.
Women do not need need gayatri as her essential self is shakthi and she has to
realize that only. But she has to understand the tatwas and purusha aspects
for completion
No human beings are exceptions to this , but rishis, ethereal beings like
kinnaras , gandarvas, luminous ones like devas, the immortals and
manifestations of the trinity (brahma, vishnu , maheswara) are exceptions to
these rules as they know the entire aspects of shakthi and purusha in totality.
Yakshini Sadhana
Dear all, I am moving from the other forms of Tara Ma just to bring more
variations for the reader. I ensure that I will be outlining the sadhanas for the
various shakthi forms soon.
Now lets focus on the ethereal being called Yakshini. Yakshini is the feminine
counter part of Yaksha and its Kubera who is the king to the Yakshas. So there
are some schools of practice which believe that, worshiping Shiva as
Mrityunjaya followed by Kubera and a request to send a Yakshini should be the
order. But I have an alternate school of belief and practice.
There is a difference in the tantra and aghora teachings regarding Yakshini.
According to tantra, a Yakshini can bring in all comforts and also play the
pseudo role of your mother, sister, lover etc as per your demand. But for
aghori, these considerations involve a lot of karmas and hence Yakshini should
be invoked just to have an understanding about the being.
There are 30+ Yakshini and I am outlining just a few of them and their variant
sadhanas and anustanas. Just like earlier, I will remove a vital element as this
series is just for scholarly interests and not for practice. Dear all, let me outline
the Yakshini sadhana for all the readers.
• Astra mantra - sahasrara hum phal
• Moola mantra - srim srim yakshini ham ham ham swaha
• Anga -
1. srim hridayaya namah
2. srim shirase swaha
3. yakshini shikaye vashal
4. ham ham ham kavachaya hum
5. swaha nethrabhyam vaushal
6. srim srim yakshini ham ham ham swaha astraya phal
• Chanda - rishi : vishrava:, chanda : pankthi , devata : yakshini
• Dhyana shloka -
"smaaredh chambakakaandandare ratnasimhasanesthitam suvarnaprabhaam
ratnabhushabhiraamaam japaapushpasacchayavaasoyugaddyam bhaje
sarwasaukhyapradaam yakshinim taam"
• Peeta shakthi - hrim namah
• Peeta samishti - Om manoharaya yakshini yogapeetaya namah
• Peeta pooja mantras - gurwathi jnanatmakam (28), kamadaadi
navashakthi, including Peeta samishti with 38 mantras, do the water pooja
from beginning to end.
• Moorthi kalpana - for peeta shakthi and moola , yakshini moorthaye
namah
• Upachara - Om hrim om namah
• Avahana - as per bhadrakali pooja( i will outline when i write on
shakthi upasanas)
• Ayudhana nyasa - (omitting this)
From dwadastas through naivedya its as per bhadrakali pooja
|| Yakshini pooja samaptam ||
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• Moorthi pooja - pranavathraya, upachara, moolatraya, moolakshara, anga,
ayudha, bhushana, and then
with vashinyaadyashtashakti (8), asithaanga bhairavaadi (16), indradi ,
vajraadi along with the nirmaalyadhari
" praumshaeshikaaye nama:", with all these do pooja with water from
beginning to end.
• Dwadastas
1. Aeim sundaryae nama:
2. kleem sumukhaye nama: naivedya and all the remaining as per
normal pooja systems.
|| iti bhadra kali sadhana samaptam ||
Kali Sadhana
Dear all, let me outline the kali sadhana now. This is really dangerous among
all to practice. Even to chant the moola mantra is on the risk of the individual
who takes up the task.
• Astra : sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola mantra : kreem kreem kreem hum hum hreem hreem
dakshinae kaalikae kreem kreem kreem hum hum hreem hreem swaha
• Anga :
1. kraam hridayaaya nama:
2. kreem sirase swaha
3. kroom shikhaye vashal
4. krayim kavachaya hum
5. kraum nethratrayaya vaushal
6. kra: astraaya phal
• Chanda : bhairava rishi: ushnik chanda : kaali devata
• Dhayana : omitting it purposely
• Peeta shakthi : hreem nama:
• Peeta samisti : Om hreem kaalikaayogapeethathmane nama:
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• Peeta pooja mantras: gurwathi (as mentioned in bhadra kali sadhana),
jnanatmaka, jayaati, navashakthi
peeta samisti with all these do pooja from beginning to end with water.
P:S : pooja yantra can be an idol or an yantra or padma .
Yantra/ padma definitions: shadkone, in the center of it thrikone, in the centre
a bindu in perfect circle, along with that 8 leaflets (ashtadala) along with
bhupura.
• Moortikalpana : peeta shakti, moola kaalimurthayae nama:
• Upachara, avahana as per bhadra kaali pooja
• Ayudha nyasa -
1. khadgaya nama:
2. daarika sirase nama:
3. abhayaya nama:
4. varadaaya nama:
• Bhushana nyasa -
1. muktakeshaaya nama:
2. siromaalaaya nama:
3. shavakundalabhyam nama:
4. shavakaramekhalaaye nama:
• Upahara : padyamidam, arkhyamidam, achamaneeyamidam
• Moorthipooja : pranavathraya, upachara, moolathraya,
moolakshara, anga, ayudha, bhushana, angavarana after that on shadkone
kaliyaadi(6), on trikones and shadkones ugradi(9), on astadala bhramyaadi (8),
on bhupuras eight sides bhairavyaadi(8), outside bhupura indradi, vajradi;
along with "prom sheshikaaye nama:" the nirmalyadhaari mantra, do pooja
with water from beginning to end
• Dwastas naivedya and all remaining as per bhadra kali pooja
|| ithi kaali sadhana samaptam ||
Raktheswari Sadhana
Dear all, there are various mantranthara or variants to Kali Ma. But to outline
them is like representations of the same sadhana with a little variation. Those
who are interested can pursue it finding the suitable guru. But for all sadhanas
to be successful, the lord of tantra and aghora, lord shiva is the root and
should be remembered. Now let me outline the raktheswari sadhana.
• Astra: sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola mantra: Aim hreem raktheswaryaee nama:
• Anga:
1. Aim hraam hridayaya nama:
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2. Aim hreem sirase swaha
3. Aim hroom shikhaye vashal
4. Aim hraim kavachaaya hum
5. Aim hraum nethratrayaya vaushal
6. Aim hra: astraaya phal
• Chanda : isha rishi: gayatri chanda: raktheswari devata:
• Dhyana : (omitted)
• Peeta shakthi , peeta samishti , peeta pooja as per kali sadhana
• Moorti kalpana : peeta shakthi and moola and raktheswari
moorthayae nama:
• Upchara : rudrasuthaayae vidhmahe khadgahasthayae dheemahi
tanno raktheswari prachodayaal
• Avahana : as per bhadrakali sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa :
1. karawaalaya nama:
2. rakthapoornachashakaaya nama:
• Bhushana sadhana :
1. kireedaya nama:
2. ardhachandraaya nama:
3. kundalabhyaam nama:
4. rakthamaalaayae nama:
5. rakthaamshukaaya nama:
6. rakthamayasarwabhooshanaebhyo nama:
• Upahara : paadyamidam , arkhyamidam , aachamaneeyamidam
• Moorti pooja : pranavathrya, upachara , moola thraya , moolakshara
, anga, ayudha , bhushana , vashinyaadyashtashakthi , angaavarana ,
asithangabhairavaadi (16) , indradi , vajraadi along with "prom sheshikaaye
nama:" ; the nirmalyadhaari do pooja from beginning to end with water.
• Dwasta - naivedya and remaining all as per the bhadrakaali
sadhana
|| iti raktheswari sadhana samamptam ||
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Raktachamundi Sadhana
Dear all, let me outline the raktachamundi sadhana.
• Astra : sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola : Om hreem rakthachamundyaee nama:
• Anga : as per bhuvaneshwari sadhana
• Chanda : esha rishi:, pankti chanda:, raktachamundi devata:
• Dhayana sloka : omitted on purpose
• Peeta shakthi , peeta samishti , peeta pooja as per Bhadrakali
sadhana
• Moorti kalpana : peeta shakti moola rakthachamundeemoorthayae
nama:
• Upachara : rudrasuthaayae vidhmahe shoolahastaayae dhimahi
tannschamundi prachodayaal
• Aavahan : as per bhadrakali sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa :
1. trishulaaya nama:
2. parashavae nama:
3. paashaaya nama:
4. angushaaya nama:
• Bhushana nyasa :
1. kireedaaya nama:
2. ardhachandraaya nama:
3. tharalakundalaabhyaam nama:
4. angadaadi sarvabhushanaebhyo nama:
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• Upahara : paadyamidam, arkhyamidam, aachamaneeyamidam
• Moortipooja: pranavatraya, upachara, moolatraya, moolakshara,
anga, ayudha, bhushana , angavarana, after this Am asithangabhairavaadi
(16) indradi, vajraadi, prom sheshikaayae nama:, the nirmalyadhari, do from
beginning to end pooja with water.
• Dwastas to naivedya and all else as per bhadrakali sadhana
|| iti raktachamundi sadhana samaptam ||
Raktachamundi Siddhi
Dear all, now let me outline how the perfection for the Raktachamundi
sadhana.
The moola mantra is to be chanted 8 lakh times and perform homa as
mentioned. for the pooja do a naivedya of ghee payasa and rice cake and for
prasanna pooja perform a guruthi tharpana. This will give the siddhi. Those
who are affected by a suksha ethereal attack, please make them do vibhoothi
snana, the dathwaakarshana, and a small sacrificial ritual (all these to be
learned from a competent guru). Depends on the cogency and power of the
ethereal possession, Perform a bali or homa or both. The person will be relieved
of the attack
Prathyangira Sadhana
Dear all, now let me outline the most celebrated prathyangira sadhana. It's a
humble request even not to use the moolamantra I am mentioning here.
• Astra : sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola : Om hreem yaam kalpayanthi noraya: krooraam kruthyaam
vadhoomiva hraam brahmanaa apanirnnudma : prathyakkarthaaramruchathu
hreem nama:
• Anga :
1. hraam yangalpayanthi noraya: hridayaya nama:
2. krooraam kruthyaam sirase swaha
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3. vadhoomiva shikhyae vashal
4. hraam brahmanaa kavachaaya hum
5. apanirnnudma: nethratryaaya vaushal
6. prathyakkarthaaramruchathu hreem nama: astraaya phal
• Chanda : brahma rishi : (some says angira rishi: ) anushtup chanda:
prathyangira devata:
• Dhyana shloka :
"aashaambara muktakachaa khanachaavi : dheyaa
sacharmaasikaraahibhushanaa damshtraugravakthra grasithaahithaanwayaa
prathyangiraa shankarathaejasaerithaa."
• Peeta shakthi, peeta samishti, peeta pooja as per annapoorneshwari
sadhana
• Moorthi kalpana - peeta shakthi moola and prathyangiraa
moorthayae nama:
• Upachara - ugravakthraaya vidhmahae khadgahastaayae dheemahi
tanna: prathyangiraa prachodayaal. (Please do not meditate on this gayatri
variant)
• Aavahana - as per annapoorneshwari sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa -
1. khadgaaya nama:
2. charmaaya nama:
• Bhushana nyasa -
1. mukthachaayae nama:
2. aashambarayaa nama:
• Upahara : padyamidam , arkhyamidam , aachamaniyamidam
• Moorthi pooja - (omitted on purpose)
• Dwastas - naivedaya and remaining as per annapoorneshwari
sadhana
Aghoraghrita
Dear all let me outline the way to prepare the Aghoraghritha.
Do a full ekadasarudraabhisheka in the shiva linga and collect the divine water
did as offering. As per vidhana, perform the aghora mantra, 360 kuvla leaves
and then do the pusha based archana. Use the necessary amount of leaves and
grind it with the water collected from the offering and make it clarified and then
mix it with ghee. Make it boil lightly and prepare it with reciting the aghora
mantra. When it becomes of the right mix, then perform a 1000 times aghora
mantra japa on it and clarify and prescribe it for persons who have epilepsy.
The disease will be pacified. But this has to be done by a sadhak who have
perfected the mantra.
Karnapischaachini Sadhana
Dear all, let me now out line karnapischaachini sadhana.
• Astra : sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola : Om hreem karnapischaachini karne mae kadhaya swaha
• Anga :
1. Om hridayaya nama:
2. hreem sirase swaha
3. karnapischaachini shikhaye vashal
4. karne mae kavachaya hum
5. kadhaya nethrathrayaaya vaushal
6. swaha astraya phal
• Chanda : vishrava: rishi: anustup chanda: karnapischaachini
devata:
• Dhyana : (omitted)
• Peeta shakthi, peeta samisti, peeta pooja as per vada yakshini
sadhana
• Moorti kalpana - peeta shakthi moola and
karnapischaachineemoorthayae nama:
• Upachara : Om hreem om nama:
• Aavahana : as per bhadrakaali sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa :
1. naramundamaalaayae nama:
2. astimaalaayae nama:
• Bhushana nyasa :
1. kuvastrayaya nama:
2. naraandraadisarwabhushanaebhyo nama:
• Upahara : padyamidam , aarkhyamidam , aachamaneeyamidam
• Moorti pooja : as per kali sadhana
• Dwastas - naivedaya and all as per bhadrakaali sadhana
Karnapischaachini Siddhi
Dear all let me outline the perfection of the karnapischaachini sadhana.
The sadhana for karnapischaachini is to be done on a corpse (aghora) or in
shavasana in the cremation ground. The mantra repetitions are for 100,000
times and the 10,000 number of it has to be done as a homa with konna
chamatha. The siddhi will be bestowed.
If the person has performed it without keeping the "shuddha" state, it will lead
to the grace of the goddess.
With this perfection, the aspirant will be told about the thoughts of others by
the goddess on his ear. She can tell you
the past, any events. But she cannot tell you the future.
Many famous sages have used this sadhana for getting a commentary on
certain events without diverting their spiritual energy for knowing the same.
Vatukabhairava Sadhana
Dear all, let me outline you the vatukabhairava sadhana.
• Astra : sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola : hreem vatukaaya aapadudhaaranaaya kuru kuru vatukaaya
hreem
• Anga :
1. hraam vaam hridayaaya nama:
2. hreem veem sirase swaha
3. hroom voom shikaayae vashal
4. hraaim vaaim kavachaya hum
5. hrau vaum nethratrayaaya vaushal
6. hra: va: astraaya phal
• Chanda : brihadaaranyaka rishi: anustup chanda:
aapadudhaaranau bhairavu devatha:
• Dhyana: omitted on purpose
• Peeta shakthi, peeta samisti, peeta pooja as per shiva
sadhana(panchakshari)
• Moorti kalpana - peeta shakthi , moola and aapadudhaarana
vatukabhairavaa moorthayae nama:
• Upachara - as per shiva sadhana
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• Aavahana - aavahana upachara, saadyojathaam prapadyaami
saadyojathayavae nama: bhavaebhavae
naadibhavaebhava swamaam bhavothbhavaaya nama:
• Moola : aehaehi bhagavan aagacha aagacha aavaahayami
• Avahana mudras :
1. moola saadyojaatham ithyadi
2. moola vaamadevaaya namau jeshtaaya namau rudraaya nama:
kaalaya nama: kalanaaya nama: kalavikalanaaya namau balaaya namau
balavikalanaaya namau balapramadhanaaya nama: sarwabhoothadamanaaya
namau manonmanaaya nama: samsthapithau bhava:
3. moola aghoraebhyodhaghorabhaebhyo ghora ghora taraebhyacha
sarwathasharwaebhyo namaste astu rudrarupaebhya: sanniruddhaubhava
along with other mudras , moola recited ending with
eeshanassarvavidyaanaameeswarassarwabhoothaanaam
brahmaadhipathirbrahmanaudhipathirbrahmaa shivomae astu sadaashivaum
(saptamaathra pranava) , with this mantra pray on the citadel and remaining
as per shiva sadhana panchakshari
• Ayudha nyasa -
1. shoolaya nama:
2. dandaaya nama:
• bhushana -
1. kingineejaalya nama:
2. noopuraabhyaam nama:
• Upahara - paadyamidam, arghyamidam, aachamaneeyamidam
• moorthipooja - pranavathraya , upachara , moolatraya ,
moolakshara , anga, aayudha, bhushana , aasitham gangadi astabhairava,
angavarna, aam brahmnyaadi astamathruk , dakiniputhradi , bhramanyaadi
astamatruputhraadi , dhenukavadukaadi , idradi , vajradi ,chandeshwaraya
nama: as nirmalyadhari from beginning to end do pooja with water
• dwastas to naivedya as per shiva sadhana (panchakshari)
Hiti vatukabhairava sadhana samaptam ||
Vatukabhairava Siddhi
Dear all, there are various prayoga for vatukabhairava siddhi. But for the
perfection , one aspirant has to do the following.
One has to do a japa of 21,00,000 times and then do homa with trimadhura
with thila for 2,10,000 times and do pooja. One gets the perfection.
The prayoga for vatukabhairva deity is as follows. All this prayoga can be done
by those who have got the perfection. With the sugarcane with each piece
broken and dipped in ghee, do a homa for 10,000 numbers. This is loka
vashya. If one use kairava flower in place of sugarcane, then the result is
blessing of the family with a kid. If one uses thila and rice in place, then the
result is abundance in wealth and grains. If one uses the flower of kuvala, then
the result is richness.
If salt is crushed and mixed with tri madhura, then the women will be
attracted to the one.
If pattochi chamatha is used for 21,000 times homa, then the place will be
blessed with rain. If this chamata is used for 108 times homa daily, there will
be no wealth and grains.
For three days, with honey do a 1000 times homa, every one will be attracted
or partially under control. The women who cannot bare children, if one pala
vayamb being crushed and mixed with ghee, the mantra being infused 21,000
times to be given. After the ritu snana, the 48 days, same quantity equally the
woman have to consume. When ritu period comes, stop it. When the necessary
shuddha is achieved continue with it. After this process is over, the woman will
be pregnant in the next ritukala and will give birth to a son. The beginning and
the end of this should have a bali.
The bali can be satwic or rajasic. In satwic system, the bali is done with
trimadhura mixed with payasa made of special dal. For rajasic, its blood and
flesh.
Hiti vatukabhairva prayoga vidhana samaptam ||
Cchinnamasta Sadhana
Dear all, now let me outline the Cchinnamasta sadhana. There exist mantra
variants or mantra bhethas.
• Astra mantra : sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola : om sreem hreem aim vajravairochanaeyae hreem hreem
phal swaha
• Anga :
1. Om Aam khadgaya swaha hridayaya nama:
2. om eem khadgaya swaha sirase swaha
3. Om uum vajraaya swaha shikaayae vashal
4. Om pashaaya swaha kavachaaya hum
5. om hreem hreem astraaya phal
• Chanda : bhairava rishi : samraal chanda: cchinnamasta devatha:
• Dhyana shloka : omitted on purpose
• Peeta shakthi peeta samishti , peeta pooja as per kaali sadhana
• Moorthi kalpana - peeta shakti , moola along with cchinnamasta
moorthayae nama:
• Upachara - Om hreem om nama:
• Aavahana - as per kaali sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa -
1. khadgaaya nama:
2. swarakhapoornachashakaaya nama:
• Bhushana nyasa -
1. mukhtakeshaaya nama:
2. vikeernaalakaaya nama:
3. rakhtamayasarwabhushaebhyo nama:
• Upahara - padyamidam , arkyamidam , aachamaneeyamidam
• Moorthi pooja - pranavathraya, upachara on completion starts from
outside all aavaranas. outside bhupura ; vajradi and indradi , on the four
apertures of bhupura from east on ;karaladi (4) , on astadala ; eka lingadi (8) ,
on shalkones ; angaavara , on the center of the triangle ; cchinnamastaayae
nama: , on both sides 1) daakinyaee nama: 2) varninyae nama: followed by
moolakshara and moola traya , Om prom sheshikaayae nama: as nirmalya
dhari mantra ,with this do pooja from beginning to end with water.
• Dwastas to naivedya as per bhadrakaali sadhana and completes
this.
Hiti Cchinnamasta sadhana samaptam ||
Jayestalakshmi Sadhana
Dear all let me outline the Jyestalakshmi sadhana in the most common form.
There are various mantrantara to this sadhana.
• Astra : sahasrara hum phal
• Moola : Om hroom nama: sarwaringaayae nama:
• Anga :
1. hroom om hridayaya nama:
2. nam om sirase swaha
3. ma: om shikayae vashal
4. sam om kavachaya hum
5. vram om nethrathrayaya vaushal
6. rim om astrayaya phal
7. gaam om udaraaya nama:
8. yayaem im prushtaaya nama:
• Chanda: kali rishi: gayathri chanda: jyesta devatha:
• Dhyana : omitted on purposes
• Peeta shakthi : sreem nama:
• Peeta samishti : sarwashakthikamalaasanaaya nama:
• Peeta pooja : gurwati jnanatmaandae , krishnaadi navashakti , peeta
samishti , with water do pooja from beginning to end
• Moorti kalpana : peeta shakti , moola and jyestaa moorthayae nama:
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• Upachara :bhoorllakshmae vidhmahae bhuvaugrayae dheemahi
tanno jyestaa prachodayaal (dear all ,
never use this gayatri without proper initiation)
• Aavahana : aavahana , mudras , vyapakas , lipinyaasas as per
guru's adivice (omitting it here on purpose)
• Ayudha nyasa :
1. abhayaaya nama:
2. katinyastakaraaya nama:
• Bhushana nyasa :
1. bhujagayamithakeshaaya nama:
2. kumudachoodaya nama:
3. kundalaabhyaam nama:
4. jamkhaalambivastraaya nama:
5. sarwabhooshanaebhyo nama:
• Upahaara : arkyamidam, padyamidam , aachamaneeyamidam
• moorthi pooja : pranavatraya , upachara , moolatraya , moolakshara
, anga , ayudha , bhushana , after angavarna
1. Om haum nama: sarwaloka hridayayae swaha nama:
2. Om hrum nama: atmatejasae swaha nama:
3. Om hoonnamau dharmatejasae swaha nama:
4. Om khsuloom nama: sarwahaasaayae swaha nama:
5. Om kannama: paramaeshaayae swaaha nama: and indradi, vajraadi,
dhruthyae nama: as nirmalyadhari, with water do pooja from beginning to end.
• Dwastas:
1. chandinyae nama:
2. chandasenaya nama: naivedya remanining as per normal pooja and
finish it.
Hiti jyestalakshmi sadhana samaaptam ||
Bagalamukhi Sadhana
Dear all, let me outline the Bagalamukhi sadhana now.
• Astra mantra : sleem pashu hum phal
• Moola : Om hreem bagalamukhim sarwadushtaanaam vacham
mukham vadam stambhaya jihwaam keelaya budhim vinaashaya hreem om
swaha ( its a humble request that please do not recite even this moola.
• Anga :
1. Om hreem hridayaya nama:
2. bagalamukhi sirase swaha
3. sarwadushtaanaam shikayae vashal
4. vacham mukham vadam stambhaya kavachaya hum
5. jihwaam keelaya nethratrayaya vaushal
6. budhim vinaashaya hreem om swaha astraya phal
• Chanda : narada rishi: brihathi chanda: bagalamukhi devatha :
• Dhayana shloka -
"sauvarnaasanasamsthitaam trinayanaam peetamshukollasineem
hemaanbhaamgarucheem shashaankamakudaam
sachambakasragyuthaam
hasthayirmmudhgarapaashavajrarasanaa:
sambhipratheem bhushanaervyaathaamgeem bagalamukhim trijagathaam
samsthambhineem chindayaeth"
• Pooja yantra : trikone, shalkone, astadala, shodashadala, bhupura
• Peeta shakti, peeta samisti, peeta pooja as per baneshi sadhana
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• Moorthi kalpana : peeta shakti, moola, bagalamukhi moorthayae
nama:
• Upachara : Om hreem om nama:
• Aavahana : as per bhuvaneshwari sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa :
1. mudgaraya nama:
2. paashaya nama:
3. vajraaya nama:
4. rasanaayae nama:
• Bhushana nyasa :
1. makudaya nama:
2. ardhachandraya nama:
3. champakamalaayae nama:
4. peethambaraya nama:
5. angadaadi sarwabhushanaebyo
6. swarnasimhasanaaya nama:
Kubera Sadhana
Dear all, let me outline the Kubera sadhana. • Astra : Sleem pashu hum phal
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• Moola : Yakshaya kuberaya vaishravanaaya
dhanadhaanyadhipathayae dhanadhaanyasamardhim mae
dehi dadaapaya swaha
• Anga :
1. yakshaya hridayaya nama:
2. kuberaya sirase swaha
3. vaishravanaaya shikaayae vashal
4. dhanadhaanyaadhipathayae kavachaya hum
5. dhanadhaanyasamardhim mae nethraabhyaam vaushal
6. dehi dadaapaya swaha astraaya phal
• Chanda : vishrava rishi: , brihati chanda: , shivamithrau
dhaneshswaro devata:
• Dhayana :
"manujavaahyavimaanavarastitham garudaratnanibham nidhinaayakam
shivasakham mukutaadivibhushitham varagade dadhatham bhaja thundilam"
• Peeta shakti , peeta samishti peeta pooja as per shiva sadhana
• Moortikalpana : peeta shakti with moola , dhanamoorthayae nama:
• Upachara , aavahana as per vaishravana sadhana
• Ayudha nyasa :
1. gadaayae nama:
2. varadaaya nama:
• Bhushana nyasa, upahara, moorti pooja,
• Dwastas and naivedya all as per vaishravana sadhana.
Hiti Kubera sadhana samaptham ||
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If the mantra is chanted sitting in the shade of kuvala tree for 100,000 times,
he/she will be bestowed with
unmeasurable money.
Hanuman Sadhana
Dear all, before moving into the real Hanuman sadhana and aspects of
perfection, I would like to write a post about hanuman. Hanuman or Anjaneya
is considered one of the most ferocious among the deities in the treatment of
aghora. At the same time an aghori can relate very well more than any others
in other schools of spiritual discipline with hanuman. The very name of the
form of hanuman as Anjaneya is the example for how an aghori sees him. The
son of Anjana - Anjaneya.
The divine ma Adya is seen in every mother by an aghori. For Anjaneya, the
very devotion to his mother is also well mentioned in scriptures. Such a
similarity in relationship makes Anjaneya a brother, a protector for an adept,
during his early stages of development.
For Anjaneya there are various practices and styles of worship spread across in
various schools of thought. The way
in which an aghori invokes anjaneya in cremation grounds clearly
distinguishes him for the others.
The sadhana of anjaneya is also a proof of the neutrality of aghora as a treatise
which is independent and not mere as
a subset classification to a shaivite system.
Dear all , let me outline the hanuman sadhana
• Astra : sahasrara hum phal
• Moola : haum hahsaehkhaehhraim saehkhaehhraim haehsaum
haehsaehkhraehhraimhaehsaum hanumathae nama:
• Anga :
1. haum hridayaya nama:
2. hahsaehkaehhraim sirase swaha:
3. sahkhahhraim shikhayae vashal
4. hahsaum kavachaaya hum
5. hahsahkhahhraim nethrayaabhyam vaushal
6. hahsaum astrayaa phal
• Chanda - ramachandra rishi: jagathi chanda: hanuman devatha:
• Dhayana : omitted on purpose
• Peeta shakti : sreem nama:
• Peeta samishti : sreem vaishnavayogapeetaya nama:
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• Peeta pooja : garwathijnanatmanandae vimalaadinavashakthi ,
peeta samisti from beginning to end do
pooja with water
• Moorti kalpana : peeta shakti , moola and hanuman moortayae
nama:
• Upachara : balam dhaechi tanushnau balamindraauanalaustuna:
balam taukaaya tanayaaya jeevasetwam hi baladaa asi
• Aavahana : omitted as needed to be done on guru upadesha
• Ayudha nyasa :
1. mulgaraya nama:
2. gadaaya nama:
• Bhushana nyasa :
1. makudaya nama:
2. swarnakundalabhyaam nama:
3. haaraya nama:
4. angadaadi sarwabhushanaebhyau nama:
• Upachara : arkyamidam, padyamidam, achamaneeyamidam
• Moorti pooja : pranavathrya, upachara, moolathryaya, moolakshara,
anga, ayudha, bhushana, after agnavarana ramabhaktyiadi , sugreevadi,
indradi, vajradi, pushpadharinyae nama: as nirmalyadhari, with this mantra
do pooja with water from beginning to end
• Dwastas :
1. mudgarapaanayae nama:
2. gadapaanayae nama: and naivedya and remaining pooja as per
generic pooja ways and complete the same
Hiti hanuman sadhana samaptam ||
Deity Infusion
Dear all, the classification of deities basically as puranic and vedic has no
relevance in Aghora. For any aspirant in the discipline of Aghora, whichever
deity him/her finds attached with will have to be pursued with utmost devotion
and commitment.But as I mentioned in the previous posts, perfections have to
be discarded. One should always focus on the goal of returning to the source.
When a deity sadhana is perfected, the next step to be undertaken is to infuse
the deity into oneself with internal sadhana. The perfected one with a purified
agni and vayu can kindle the bhuta agni and starts offering the mantra on to
it. The more one gets closer to the deity the more the subtle understanding
increases. The features of deity start manifesting in him/her. The depth of
understanding dawns in one self and the perception deepens. The aspirant
slowly moves towards resembling the deity in the sthula level of existence.
The consciousness will be altered and the levels of consciousness start
ascending beyond the human levels. The daivika nature will bring forth visible
changes and one will start losing the individuality slowly. The other elements
than vayu and agni are also purified in the due course and the nadi's are all
charged with vibrations of the subtle realms.
The sukshma and sthula sharira becomes more predominant and the karana
sharira loses slowly its relevance as the karmas are burned off in the process.
Now the aspirant aghori is prepared for the advanced sadhanas -
Panchamakara sadhana and Panchamamsa sadhana.
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Panchamakara Sadhana
Dear all, with the five elements cleansed and charged with the mantra and the
resemblance with deity; one develops the divine connection with the cosmic
shakti; ma. The deities which are manifestations to the various levels of
involvement in this world are directly linked with ma. It is ma alone who
creates, keeps and destroys every animate and inanimate objects and conducts
all actions through the agents.
The aspirant who is in the process of identifying with his/her deity is now in
direct connection with ma; but still he/she has a predominant sthula and a
sukshma sharira; although of higher order than normal humans.
With the Panchamakara, He/she offers the ultimate sacrifice to the sukshma
sharia. The panchamakara is the sadhana in which the subtle existence of all
the five elements is duly acknowledged and freed. In this sadhana, the
panchamakara are mamsa, mudra, matsya, madira and maithuna.These are
silence, breath (the breath already in nyasa oriented levels), erect posture
(possibly siddhasana), the kundalini union and the nectar of life.
The process of panchamakara is as follows: the accomplished one who is
resembling the deity, in the cradle of ma divinely connected should do the
nyasa of the mantra of deity ( this is already inherent as a part of breath; (for
understanding of readers its explicitly stated)), requests ma(pashyanthi or para
form of communication) to identify herself with dormant shakti (Kundalini). Ma
who is connected with the aspirant channels the cosmic force and thus the
kundalini awakens in the aspirant for the first time with at most perfection.
The properties of each element are known now in absolute to the aghori and
he/she knows how to play with it internally.
When the kundalini reaches bindu visarga, the nectar of immortality is blessed
to the aspirant. One can receive the nectar either in bhutaagni or jataragni. In
jataragni, it makes the aghori independent of all necessities of sustenance. But
in bhuta agni, it transcends the state of sukshma to absolute.
Dear all, the bondage of sukshma on any kind is now non existent. The choice
of an Aghori to be an immortal or the one who should return to the source is
decided at this level.
The complete knowledge of sukshma which comes with the ascend of the
kundalini through the subsequent chakras; provide with the perfect awareness
of the microcosmic world. As the macrocosmic world is just a reality to the
limited self whichever level the self exists, the complete understanding of
microcosmic levels will give the understanding of all worlds that exists in the
subtle levels which have equal representations in the macrocosmic space. After
the ascent upto bindu visarga, the kundalini starts her downward path, once
again visiting all subtle worlds. On reaching wherever the original kundalini
resided, the aghori can now open into the current world with the new identity
of limitless subtle knowledge and divine connections with ma. The
identification of deity is not a mere resemblance now. It is nearing to
perfection. Thus the panchamakara sadhana is completed.
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Panchamamsa Sadhana
Dear all, after the panchamakara sadhana, the aghori who is in the path of
returning to the source; has no karmic debts. The aghori still possess a sthula
sharira and for the very reason of it the karana sharira exists. Since the aghori
possess all the three bodies, he exists in this jagat which is still a reality in the
limited sight.
But with the full awareness of the subtle body, the aghori now knows that this
world is a mere projection in the limited existence. Based on the tastes, gunas,
doshas and senses, the causative body projects the sthula sharira with the
limited master ego, and the sukshma lies dormant in this. The causative body
decides the nature, composition and even the soft projections of subtle levels
based on the previous births.
The panchamamsa sacrifice is the at most sacrifice for the sthula sharira. With
this sacrifice, the sthula sharira becomes limitless and is devoid of much
relevance to the one world it exists.
The panchamamsa or the five sacred meats which are spiced stands for the five
senses. The classical representation of this as the meat of man, cow, elephant,
horse, and dog are symbolic for the senses. For eg: Dog represents hearing. The
five ambrosias added in classical context are fat, feces, urine, blood and semen
which symbolize the tastes and gunas. The inherent ratio of their existence
creates the doshas or nullify them in the sthula sharira.
The downward pointing triangle with the human skulls represent the evolution
of human through the three gunas. The skull on which the cooking is done is
once own head and the fire mentioned is the cosmic agni. The upward pointing
triangle is the air mandala which is the vayu which support the ascend of the
bhuta agni.
Dear all, let me outline the process of doing this sadhana.
The aghori sits in the accomplished posture and then ascends his samana and
sets the base on the crown in the skull, the bhuta agni will ascend from the
agni chakra and will sit at the agna chakra where it loses its distinction
completely and becomes absolute: the cosmic agni.The bhuta agni cannot
accept the offering of senses, gunas or tastes if it retains its identity with the
current sthula.Once it becomes the cosmic agni it can accept all the offerings.
With the connection with ma, the five elements existing in the body will bring
forth the representations for all the ambrosia.The medium is thus created and
with the creation of the medium, the physical existence of these fluids is
replaced by respective projections. Now the brain, the seat of human sensual
and other faculties is sacrificed which results in the replacement of it with
limitless consciousness.The ego is still limited faculty of existence without any
control and the self connects on the ego for the projections.Thus the true
existence of the projection comes into being and the sthula is now
transmittable, transformable and transmutable.Thus the Stula sacrifice
completes and all the three bodies exists at most pure state.
For the humans who sees an aghori, he/she shows no difference from an
ordinary state.But internally,the residual karana sharira which makes the
binding possible is existent with the modifications and the kundalini is
dormant which can be awakened any moment at will.The five elements are free
in all levels but integrated by the modified consciousness and its intent.The
identification with the deity is complete now internally.The aghori can retain
the external outlook of a deity.But after all he is now everything and yet
nothing.Thus his transformation internally and his expressions to external
levels are complete.
But this makes him/her only eligible to exist in the current jagat absolutely
and returning to source needs further steps.
Dear all, the duties of an astral ascended being is beyond to be shared for the
reader of this thread. But I would like to share some details; more general
regarding sukshma lokas.
The ascended being will undertake his/her new duty in any of the sukshma
loka as per the karana sharira's debt and will undergo cycles of progress across
various sukshma lokas. After these cycles, one lose the nominal karana sharira
also and the sukshma will be more finite beyond projections to nodal existence.
This infinitely capable minutely finite state merges with absolute
consciousness; the static aspect of the cosmic force and will dissolve its
identity completely and identify with everything from finite and infinite; once
and and for all. Till the cosmic force starts another interactive interplay of its
dynamic and static equilibrium with absolute consciousness, its perfect
liberation.
The interesting aspect of sukshma lokas is whenever one ascended wants to
come and stay in lower realms like earth or this set of dimensions, its possible
at one's own risk. Either one can manifest or one can take birth by lowering to
the level for further divine play. But if further karmas incident on him/her
than intended he/she will have to again follow the process of cleansing and
other related austerities for making the karana nominal.
I hereby conclude my purpose of life on Aghora. None of these words are mine,
instead written through me as a medium. As a being, now I surrender myself to
the divine will and the state of consciousness bestow on me by cosmic force.
My final prayer for all you dear ones is:
"May the truth of words here dawn in you the radiance of thousand suns
illuminating your consciousness, May you all be beings of higher realms in
time with the force of the divine mother, May you all taste the elixir of eternal
life, May you all have the lasting peace and freedom from cycle of lives and
births here in earth and in astral realms"