Tantra Shastra

Human body is like a machine (Yantra), driving power of this machine is (Mantra), knowledge about machine called Tantra (maniacal knowledge). Five elements are head for the tantra and the lord of tantra is Goddess Kali. Here, I am describing how to do bhakti of goddess Kali.

Goddess Kali

Bhagwati kalika means many images of GoddessKali. There are Many mantras,  many rituals,  many upasanas and many types of making visual effects to find strength from goddess Kali. There are numerous name of Maa Kali such as  Shyama Dakshin kalika,  Guhya Kali,  Bhadrakali Mahakali etc. In the area of Das Mahavidyas Bhagwati Dakshin Kali is head of Tantra Sadhana.

Mantra of Goddess Kali

There are many mantras you may use to invoke Bhagwati Dakshin Kalika. Following are some for making quick effects in sadhana.

Kram  It is beeja mantra of Kali. By chanting this mantra one can overcome enmity of world  by the strength of this beeja manatra.

 Kreem   KRIM (pronounced Kreem) is the great mantra of Kali, the Goddess of energy and transformation. KRIM grants all spiritual faculties and powers. It helps awaken and purify the subtle body. As a mantra of work and transformation KRIM is the mantra of Kriya Yoga, the Yoga of practice. It is the main mantra of the Yoga Shakti. As it is a strong mantra it should be used with care.

Kraum   This mantra is for to destroy  souls in sky  those provoke negatives  thoughts which always gives negative results in the area of achievements.

• Aum Hram Hreem Hroom Hroom Kreem Kreem Kreem Dakshin Kalike Kreem Kreem Hoom Hoom Hreem Hreem. This mantra always gives strength when sudden bad activities started in life, like in illness and no helps from doctors no helps by medicines.
• Namah Aim Kreem Kreem kaalikaaye Swaha. this mantra has full of strength to give more money fame and always act like a true friend. It also makes good results when 31 times chant with the name of wanted friend.

Under Standing Tantric Mantras

Vedic mantras are Tantric mantras, and are very complex.

Western scholars have hence failed to understand tantric ‘bija (seed) mantras’ used to invoke deities and their origins – which lie within the Sanskrit alphabet itself.

Here are some examples of how such great mantras are formed, from Vedic sounds:

Au is Sadashiva - the great form of Shiva as Parameshvara or the Supreme Brahman (Supreme Consciousness). It refers to sound and calling or invoking.

Da is Durga. It means a weapon, and refers to the Danda (staff).

Ga is Ganesha or Ganapati. It means a song, and hence implies sound, since Ganapati is lord of the word (Brihaspati), which are Vedic mantras or hymns (he is Brahmanaspati and Narashamsa).

Ha is Shiva. It means ‘to destroy’ and refers to the destructive power of Shiva in his terrible form as Rudra or Bhairava, and hence as Fire (Agni), which has power to destroy.

I (ee) is Mahamaya, the great illusion form of the Goddess. It refers to emotions, such as pain and anger, and thus represents the power of suffering in Maya. It also means the god of lust and thus implies illusion due to lust and ego.

Ka is Kamadeva (God of Love) and Goddess Kali. It means air, time and sound.

La is Indra, the Vedic wielder of the Vajra (thunderbolt). It means ‘to cut’ and refers to the vajra destroying or cutting heads of (i.e. removing ego or mind). It also stands for tejas (light and heat – properties of lightening).

M. is the Universal Mother and represents sound (nada) – the primal sound of creation.

Ra is Brahma, the creator. It means to rule or govern.

U is Bhairava, the firey form of Shiva. It means ‘to protect’ and also the moon, which are forms of Shiva. Bhairava is also the militant form of Shiva that destroys the demons and thus protects us.

These are few examples, and thus we can see how the mantras work.

Hence, the mantra ‘Hum’ is therefore the ‘sound (m.) that destroys (ha) and protects (u)”. It is hence the kavacha-mantra or armour mantra in Tantra.

Hlrim is the mantra of Goddess Bagalamukhi. It is hence the ‘sound (m.) that destroys (ha) and cuts (la) the creative force (ra) which is illusion (i)’. It creates stillness and silence by destroying the creator and illusion, leaving us to dwell on the inn-most self (beyond ego and illusion).

Likewise, Krim, the mantra of Goddess Kali is the ‘ruling (ra) sound (m.) of space and time (ka) of the great illusion (i)’. It is thus the ruling mantra for subtle sound in the cosmos that breaks illusion – which is the sound of thunder and power of lightening.

Bija mantras were known and used in Vedic times, as parts of the more esoteric sides of worship and sadhana.

Daily Panchang & Muhurtha Tuesday 15th May 2012

Based on British Standard Time (London)

Sunnrise: 05:09:53 Sunset: 20:44:40 Moonrise: 02:39:08
Nandana (1934) Vikrami(North): 2069, Vishvaavasu Vikram(Gujarat): 2068Ayana:Uttarayana  Ritu:Grishma Vedic Ritu:Vasanta
Vaikaasi Vaishakha Krishna Paksha
T: Dashami 12:59:11 N: P.Bhadrapada 17:32:35
Y: Vaidhriti 09:15:55 K: Vishti 12:59:11 K: Bava 25:52:06+
Sun : Vrishabha  Moon : Mina at 10:58:40
RK: 16:50:58-18:47:49 YM: 09:03:35-11:00:26
GK: 12:57:16-14:54:07 AJ: 12:33:16-13:21:16
DM: 08:16:50-09:19:09 DM: 24:06:10-24:39:45
V: 28:09:26-29:55:34 AK: 08:51:18-10:35:33
Sun in Krittika
TY: Marana 17:32:35 TY: Amrita
AN: Kala 17:32:35 AN: Siddha
Agnivasa: in Heaven till 12:59:11 Agnivasa: in Paatala

Guru Astha

Abbreviations

T: Tithi N: Nakshatra Y: YogaK: Karana RK: Rahukaal YM: Yamakaal GK: Gulika iAJ: Abhijit Muhurta DM: Durmuhurtham V: Varjyam AK: Amritkalam AN: Anandadi yoga TY: Amritha, Siddha Marana Yoga used in Tamil Panchangam

Agnivasa(location of Fire) :Doing Havan if Fire on earth gives Happiness, in Heaven  could gives loss of life, in Paatala gives loss of wealth

Bad Period -Rahukalam -Yamagandam – Gulikai – Durmuhurtham – Durmuhurtham –Varjyam –

Good Time -Abhijita Muhurta – Amrita Kalam – 

Rest all hours that are not part of Bad Period are Good time.When bad period overlaps into good period, that much time of badperiod should be eliminated from good period.