lalita sahasranama Nijaruna prabha pura majjad brahmanda mandala
निजारुण-प्रभापूर-मज्जद्ब्रह्माण्ड-मण्डला (Nijaruna prabha pura majjad brahmanda mandala) STANDS as the mother divine She who envelops the entire cosmos with her luminous red aura,
Mantra Sadhana & Benefits
Mother Divine rosy radiance illuminates the vast expanse of the universe. (Sri Mata) luminous radiance (Nijāruṇa-prabhā) encompasses (pūra) the vast expanse (brahmāṇḍa-manḍalā) and all realms nested (majjad) within her embrace. The Divine Mother guides her devotee to the pinnacle of joy, and in that ecstasy, the devotee becomes one with Her. Every cell within us mirrors a universe, and it is the conscious essence, Brahman, as Chaitanya swaroopa, that animates its existence.
Vedic wisdom
The sacred namas of the Divine Mother should not be merely recited mechanically but deeply meditated upon (Roopa Dhyanam). Imagine the hues of her divine form, reflecting the gentle warmth of a dawn sky, its magenta brilliance engulfing the entire earth. By immersing oneself in such profound contemplation, the practice of Roopa Dhyanam bestows upon the devotee the eight-fold powers or ashta siddhis. In this state of devotion and connection, the Universe resonates, fulfilling every desire and need of the devotee.
Mantra Chant & BENEFITS –> 4 Steps – 1 Round Mala
To combat leprosy, and to drive away sorrows and anguish, introducing tranquility into one’s life, the suggested mantra is “ॐ निजारुणप्रभापूरमज्जद् ब्रह्माण्डमण्डलायै नमः”. It is advised to recite this mantra for one cycle of a mala, equating to 108 repetitions, spread over 41 days, known as a Mandala. As an additional gesture, one can offer jaggery, either in tangible form or as a symbolic gesture.
- Benefits: To be relieved from leprosy
- Mantra Chant: ॐ निजारुणप्रभापूरमज्जद् ब्रह्माण्डमण्डलायै नमः
9 POWERFUL Lalita Sahasranama – krōdhākārāṅ kuśōjjvalā (THE GOVERNOR of ANGER)
11 POWERFUL Lalita Sahasranama – pañcha tanmātra sāyakā (VICTORY OVER SENSES)
7 POWERFUL Lalita Sahasranama – chaturbāhu samanvitā (THE FOUR DIRECTIONS)
22 Lalita Sahasranama – tāṭaṅka yugaḻībhūta tapanōḍupa maṇḍalā
19 Lalita Sahasranama – navachampaka puṣpābha nāsādaṇḍa virājitā
