lalita sahasranama Vandana smara mangalaya griha toran chillika
वदनस्मर माांगल्य गहृतोरण धचन्ल्लका STANDS as Vadana-face or Vac sthana (centre for speech, Vac bija “Aim”) Smara – Soundarya/ beauty (This has the kama raja bija Akshara in it “Klim”)Māṅgalya – auspicious (the bija Akshara: “Sowhu”) ,gṛha – House (Bija Akshara “Sreem”) toraṇa – Festoons (Bija Akshara “Hreem”) her eyebrows shine like the doorway to house of Kama (god of love) , which her face resembles
Mantra Sadhana & Benefits
Mother Divine (Sri Mata) is a Creator of Universe, her eyebrows shine like the doorway to house of Kama (god of love) , which her face resembles, The facial representation of divinity signifies auspiciousness and beauty. Lalitha Sahasranama transcends simple recitation of names; it contains concealed mantra bijas (seed syllables). “Sreem” symbolizes heat energy.”Hreem” represents light energy. “Klim” signifies the force of attraction or magnetic energy.”Aim” denotes sound energy.”Sowhu” embodies extraordinarily powerful electrical or kinetic energy. “Aim” is formed from a combination of sounds: a + I + a + Bindu. Worship of this Bija aids in mastering these Vidyas.
- Chanting Vagbhava Bija combats mental agitation and burns away ignorance.
- This leads to enlightenment, symbolized as the lotus feet of Sridevi (Supreme Goddess), and eternal bliss.
- Lalithambika, through her eyebrows, endows the universe with these five essential energies, crucial for its functioning.
- During festivities, mango leaf archways (Torana) are placed at entrances, believed to ward off harmful germs and bring auspiciousness.
Vedic Mantra Wisdom:
Lalitha Sahasranama, more than mere chanting, encapsulates hidden mantra bijas, offering immense benefits when recited with mindfulness and devotion. These bijas, such as “Sreem” for heat energy and “Hreem” for light energy, represent various cosmic forces. The practice of chanting, even amidst a wandering mind, bestows spiritual rewards and helps in attaining mental focus with time. Central to this is the Vagbhava Bija, which is key to mastering spiritual knowledge. Devotees, through dedicated practice, can transcend mental agitation and achieve enlightenment, symbolized by the supreme deity Sridevi, thus attaining eternal bliss
Mantra Chant & BENEFITS –> 4 Steps – 41 Days – 1 Round Mala
Chanting with mindfulness and devotion offers significant benefits, allowing practitioners to experience profound spiritual gains. This practice can be undertaken independently, without the guidance of a guru, by choosing a specific name (nama) for japa, or chanting, ideally completing at least one mala or more. It’s common for concentration to fluctuate during japa, but this doesn’t diminish the practice’s effectiveness. In contrast, dhyana, or meditation, requires a steady mind and focused concentration, which can be developed over time through consistent practice.
To be free from debts, the mantra “ॐ वदनस्मर माांगल्य गहृतोरण धचन्ल्लकायैनमः” is recommended. It should be chanted for one round of mala, which is 108 times over a period of 41 days, termed a mandala. Optionally, one can present jaggery either physically or symbolically. Especially every Friday, Maa Laxmi will stay in their house forever.
- Mantra Chant: ॐ वदनस्मर माांगल्य गहृतोरण धचन्ल्लकायैनमः
- Number of Times: 1 Round of Mala or 108 times
- Number of Days: 41 Days (Mandala)
- Optional: Offer jaggery, either physical or manasic
- Special Day : Friday
