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THE GARUDA PURANA  8 страница



Then let him worship the deity bearing Sahkha, Cdkra and Gadd, Brahma, Narada, Siddhaguru (the preceptor with yogic achievements), and Paraguru (the supreme Preceptor).

Similarly (let him worship) the sandals of the preceptor and the supreme preceptor.

44-45. O Vf? abhadhvaja, let him worship beginning with the east and ending with Ordhva (above) Indra along with his vehicle and followers Agni, Yama, Nirjrti, VaruijLa, Vayu, Soma, Ijana, Naga and Brahma.

46. Let him then worship the ten weapons Vajra (thunderbolt), Sakti, Dan$a, sword, noose, banner, trident, discus and lotus.

47. Let him worship then in the north-east, Vifvaksena with these mantras, with the Prartava in the beginning and Jfamab in the end, O Vftadhvaja.

48. Then let the worship of Ananta be performed O Vrsadhvaja. It is with the mUlamantra that the worship of the deity shall be done, O Vrsadhvaja.

49. Fragrant unguents, flowers, incense, lamp, oblations circular peregrinations, prostrations and Japyas (recital of prayers) shall be dedicated to him.

50. Let him sing this hymn with Pranava in the beginning. O Vrsadhvaja. Otn obeisance to Hayaiiras the presiding deity of learning.

51. Orii obeisance to the deity who is of the form of learning and the giver of learning. Obeisance, obeisance.

Obeisance to the quiet lord, obeisance to the Atman of the three Gunas.

52. Obeisance to the destroyer of gods and demons and the slayer of the wicked.

Obeisance unto the deity who is the lord of all worlds, in the form of Brahma.

53. Obeisance to the deity worthy of respect of ttvara.

Obeisance to the deity who bears Sankha and Cakra, Obeisance to the primordial deity, the fully controlled, conducive to the benefit of all living beings.

54. Devoid of three gunas and equipped with gunas in the form of Brahma, Rudra and Visnu, the doer, the destroyer, the lord of gods, obeisance to the omnipresent.

55-56. O Rudra, after singing the hymn he shall meditate on the god of gods in the pure lotus of the heart, the god bearing Safikha. Cakra and Gadd, refulgent like a crore of suns, beautiful in every limb, the great lord Hayagriva, the noble, Atman the imperishable.

57. O Safikara, thus I have expounded to you the worship of Hayagriva. He who reads this with great devotion shall go to the supreme region.

 

CHAPTER THIRTYFIVE.

Worship ofGdyatri.

Hari Said:

1. I shall expound the Ny& sa, etc. and the metre of Gdyatti; Visvamitra is the sage; Savitf 1 is the deity.

2. It has Brahma for its head, Rudra for its tuft, it is stationed in Visnu’s heart. The application is its eye. It is Sagotra (of the same family) with Kdtydyana. 2

3. It must be known as having three worlds for its feet.

It has the bowels of the earth for its base. Knowing it thus Gayatri is to be repeated one million two hundred thousand times.

4. It has three feet of eight syllables each or four feet of six syllables for Japa (repetition); it is three-footed and for worship it is four-footed.

5. In Nydsa Japa, Dhydna (contemplation), Agnikdrya (sacred rites in fire) and Arcana (worship) the devotee shall employ G& yatri always. It dispels all sins.

6-7. The devotee shall assign the outline to the toes, insteps, calves, knees, thighs, private parts, scrotum, blood vessel, navel, belly, the nipples, the heart, throat, lips, mouth, palate, the shoulders, eyes, eyebrows, forehead, the four quarters and the head. I shall tell you the colours.

8-10. The sapphire colour, the colour of fire, yellow, deep black, tawny, white, lightning colour, silvery white, dark, crimson, darkblue, white, yellow, grey, ruby colour, conch colour, grey red as wine, sun colour, similar to the colour of the moon and white as the lustre of conch-shell.

1 1. Whatever the devotee touches with his hand and whatever he sees with his eyes it becomes pure. They know nothing superior to GdyatrU.

1. Literally means the ‘generator. It is a solar deity and many hymns are addressed to him in the Rgveda. 2. A great sage. The V& rttikas are ascribed to him. ( CDHM p. 154;

CSL p. 5? ).

 

CHAPTER THIRTYSIX.

Method of performing Sandhyd.

Hari said:

1. O Rudra, I shall explain the mode of performance of Sandhyd prayer. It destroys sins. Listen. After performing prdndydma (holding of the breath) thrice, the devotee shall take the Sandhyd bath.

2. It is called prdndydma when one repeats the Gdyatri along with pra^ava and the Vydhrtis {Orh Bhuh Bhuvah Svafi Orh) three times while holding the breath.

3. A twice-born will be able to burn off all mental 9 verbal and physical defects by prdndydma. Hence, he shall practise the same always.

4. The Acamana mantra during the evening Sandhyd is the Vedic RkiAgniScamd; during the morning it is SflryaSca md; in the mid-day it is: Apah punantu. Let him duly perform Upas j barf a 2 also.

5. He shall perform Mdrjana (mystical wiping) with the -f Ik: Apo hi ffhd and water by means of Kuia grass shall be sprinkled at every step with the recital of pranava.

6. With these nine (three times daily three main rites)

the devotee shall burn off the nine sorts of defects arising from Rajas, (passion) Tomas (ignorance), Moha (delusion) waking state, dreaming state and state of sound sleep, from speech, from thought and from actions.

7. Taking water in the joint palms (in the form of a cup) and reciting the mantra, Aghamar$OQa water shall be offered three, eight or twelve times.

8. The sun shall be worshipped with the two llks Udu tyam and Citram. The sins committed during the day or night shall be destroyed instantly.

1. Morning, noon and evening prayers.

2. Bathing or rinsing the mouth, sipping and ejecting water as a religious act.

9. The Sandhyd prayer shall be recited in the morning standing and in the evening, sitting. The Gdyatri shall be recited with pranava prefixed and accompanied by Mah& vyahrtis. 1

10. If it is recited ten times Gdyatri removes the sin of this birth; if it is recited hundred times it destroys the sins of all previous births and if it is recited a thousand times it removes the sins of three yugas 2 3 4 (Ages i. e. Krta> Tretd and Dvdpara ).

1 1. Gdyatri is crimson-coloured. Sdvitri 3 is white-hucd and Sarasvati 4 shall be known to be dark in colour. These are the three Sandhyds as explained.

12-13. After fixing Orh Bhuh in the heart, Orh Bhuvah shall be fixed on the head; Om Svah shall be in the tuft. The scholarly devotee shall fix the first pdda (group of six syllables, here) of Gdyatri in the Kavaca; the second in the eyes. The Anga-vinydsa is to be done with the third (pdda) and he shall fix the fourth (pdda) all over (the body).

14. During the Sandhyds (morning, mid-day and evening)

Gdyatri the mother of Vedas shall be recited after due Nydsas.

He shall be blessed with welfare in all limbs if the Nydsa is accompanied by prdndydma too.

15. Gdyatri of three pddas (3x8 syllables) is identical with Brahma, Visnu and Mahesvara. The Japa shall be begun only after knowing the Viniyoga (application), ftfi (sage) and the Chandas (metre).

16. Then he shall be free from all sins and shall attain Brahma's world. The fourth pdda (last group of six syllables) is mentioned to be the essence beyond all Rajas (passion).

17. The sun destroys the person who does not perform the Sandhyd prayer. The sage of the fourth pdda is “Nirmala.

18. The Chandas is Gdyatri the divine; and the deity is paramdtmd (the supreme soul).

1. Bhur t bhuvah and svab are called the Mahaiyahriis.

2. According to the Post-ljtgvedic Hindu traditions Time is divided into the cycle of four ages or yugas. They are Kftayuga (also called Satyayuga ), Tretayuga, Dv& parayuga and Kaliyuga. (Vide details in Lifiga { AITM ) p. 809; CDHM, pp. 381-3)3. Name of G£ yatrl, for the morning-worship.

4. _It is note-worthy here that Sarasvati is a name of Gayatrl and it is dark»coloured for the evening-worship.

 

CHAPTER THIRTYSEVEN.

Gdyatri Kalpa.

Hari said:

1. Gdyatri is the great goddess. All the great sins of the person who recites Gdyatri are destroyed.

2. I shall now describe the Gdyatri Kalpa (eulogy of Gdyatri ). It is conducive to enjoyment here and salvation hereafter. The devotee shall repeat it one thousand and eight times, or one hundred and eight times.

3. Thrice daily during the period of conjunctions he shall attain Brahmaloka. After repeating a hundred times he is allowed to take water. In the Sandhya the divine deity destroying all sins shall be invoked and worshipped.

4. Along with twelve names with her own mantra: Bhuk Bhuvah Svah. Obeisance to Gdyatri; obeisance to Sdvitri; obeisance to Sarasvatl.

5. Obeisance to the mother of Vedas to Sahkrti, to Brahmdni to Kautiki, to Sadhvi, to Sarvarthasddhini (who can accomplish all desired objects), to Sahasraksi (having thousand eyes).

6-7. In the fire let the devotee offer the Ajya (melted ghee) and Havisyaka (food offering with Bhuh Bhuvah Svah).

In order to get all virtues and desired objects he shall pour ghee (in the fire) one thousand and eight times or one hundred and eight times.

After worshipping the idol made of sandal wood or gold, 8. The devotee shall repeat it one hundred thousand times, taking only milk, bulbous roots and fruits. Pouring twenty thousand Ahutis he shall obtain all desires.

9. (The Visarjana mantra) is: < c O Goddess, born in the land of northern Summit and permitted to stay on the Mountain by Brahma, please repair as please you”.

 

CHAPTER THIRTYEIGHT.

Worship of Durgd.

Hari said:

1. On Navami S the devotee shall worship Durgd with the mantra Hrirfi Durge Rakfini. O Mother, O excellent mother Goddess Durgd, the giver of all implements of love and wealth! Grant unto me all desires accepting this offering.

2-3. In the mdrgaiir$a 1 2 month(Oct-Nov. ) beginning with the third day of the lunar fortnight the devotee shall worship in order these goddesses: — Gaurl y KalU Umd> Durgd, Bhadtd t Kdnti, Sarasvati, Mahgala, Vijaya, Lak$mi, Siva and Ndrayani. He will never have the sorrow of separation.

4-5. The devotee shall meditate on the goddess with eighteen hands bearing Khefaka (club), bell, mirror, Tarjani (censuring symbol), bow, banner, Pamaruka (small drum), axe, noose, Sakti (Javelin), pestle, Sula (trident), Kapala (skull), Vajraka (thunderbolt) goad, arrow, Cakra and a probe.

6. I shall now explain the process of Japa of Sri Bhagavati 3 4 along with the requisite mantras.

7. Om obeisance to Thee Goddess Cdmunid living in the cremation ground, having a skull in the hand, riding on a great spirit having a cluster of mahdvimdnas (aerial chariots)

around Kalardtri (terrific like a nightmare), surrounded by a number of attendants, having a huge mouth and many arms, bearing bell, drum and kinkini. loudly laughing with the sound kili-kili. Hum unto thee. O deity producing all sorts of sounds, body covered with the hide of an elephant, smeared with blood and flesh, having a terrific dangling tongue, O great Rdk$asi, terrific with hideous Crooked teeth, laughing boisterously, effulgent like the glittering lightning, O Karalanetra (having awful eyes) move on, move on. Hili~Hili. Hum unto Thee.

1. The ninth day in the lunar fortnight.

2. The ninth month of the Hindu calendar which now-a days begins with chtitra.

3. Durga.

4. A form of Durg& who killed the demons Can^a and Munda (CDHM, PP‘ 65-6).

Put both thy tongues into the mouth. O Bhrkufimukhi (with face having knit eyebrows), having Ohkdra for thy auspicious seat, wearing a garland of skulls, having matted hair crown and moon on the head, boisterously laughing Kili-Kili Hurfi Hurh unto Thee. With thy hideous crooked teeth thou dost bring about a terrific darkness. O thou who dispellest all obstacles achieve this (such and such as specified) work. Do it quickly.

Kaha Kaha allow me to enter along with the goad. Vahga! Vahga make him tremble, make him tremble, move on, move on, lead, lead. O deity fond of blood, flesh and wine! kill, kill, pound, pound; cut, cut; strike, strike; let us speak requesting you to make the body adamantine; destroy all wicked persons in the three worlds, whether taken or not taken; make him enter, make him enter ( thy presence); make him go ahead, make him go ahead; dance! dance! bind! bind! trot! trot.

O deity with sunken eyes! with hair tied up; O owl-faced!

having kihkinis in the hand. O deity having a garland of skeletons, burn! burn! cook! cook! grasp! grasp! make him enter the middle of the mandala, why dost thou delay? On oath unto Brahma! on oath unto Visnu, on oath unto sages, on oath unto Rudra. Inspire him! Inspire him Kil i-K i l i-Kh ili-Kh i l imili-mili cili-cili; O thou deformed deity! with body encircled by a black serpent! O Thou who takest in all planets, of lips drooping down, of nose sunken between eyebrows; of grim face, of grey matted hair! 0 Brdhmi I break! break! blaze 1

blaze, O Kdlamukhi (having dark fac e)Khala! Khala! strike, strike down. O! thou red-eyed! roll them, make others roll them, fell them to the ground; hold, hold the head; opene open thy eyes; break, break; take, take, thy feet; show the mudrds, Hurh HUrh phaf unto thee. Pierce, pierce, tear, tear with the trident;

kill, kill with the thunderbolt; strike, strike, with the baton, chop off, chop off with the cakra, pierce, pierce with the Sakti, chew, chew with the curved tooth; nail, nail with the pin;

mince, mince with the scissors; catch hold of, catch hold of with the goad; release me from the fever recurring daily with headache; from the fever recurring every two days, three days, four days; release me from P& kiniskandagraha (the haunting of the spirit P& kini) catch Lala, Lala, lift up lift up? strike down, strike down to the ground; catch. O Brahm& ni, come, come. O Mdheivari come, come; O Kaumdri come, come; O Vdrdhi come, come; O Aindri come, come; O Cdmundd come, come; O Vaifnavi come, come; O Ndrasirfihi come, come;

O Svaduti come, come; O Kapdlini come, come; O Mahdkdli come, come; O Revati come come; O Su$ka Revati come, come;

O Akdia Revati come, come; O Himavantacdrini 1 come, come;

O Kaildsacdrini 2 come, come; cut, cut the enemies; mantra: Kill KiliBimbe! O Aghora; O Camundd of terrific form originating from the fury oiRudra! O thou deity who makest Asuras dwindle in numbers and goest along the firmament; bind, bind with the noose the time! stop, stop, make it enter, make it enter the maydala; cause it to fall; cause it to fall; grasp it, grasp it; bind, bind its face (mouth); bind bind the eves, bind, bind the heart; bind, bind hands and feet; bind, bind all evil planets, bind, bind the quarters; bind, bind the corners; bind, bind above; bind, bind below; Inspire them with ashes, water, earth or with mustard seeds; strike them down, strike them down. O! Cdmundd Kili Kili Vicce, Hum phaf Svaha.

8. This is the garland of one thousand eight letters in the form of mantras for repeated Jap a. Each word (letter) is to be repeated eight thousand times. Then homa is to be performed eight thousand times with gingelly seeds coated with Trimadhura ( three sweet things sugar, honey and clarified butter).

9. With the great flesh (human flesh) coated with the three sweet things homa shall be performed one thousand and eight times repeating each letter one thousand eight times. Or merely gingelly seeds coated with trimadhura can be used for homa.

10. In the case of war, by throwing water, mustard seed or ashes one’s victory is assured.

11. The deity can be meditated upon as having twentyeight, eighteen, twelve, eight or four arms.

12. One pair of hands has sword and club, the other mace and baton, the third bow and arrows and the fourth sword and pestle.

1. Moving in the Himalayas.

2r Moving in the Kail& sa mountain.

13. Another pair of hands has Sankha and bell; another banner and pole; another pair axe and discus; and another pair small drum and mirror.

14. In one pair a hand holds Sakti and the other gesticulates; another pair has Musalas (pestles); another pair has noose and a long javelin; still another has jphakkd and Panava ( two kinds of drums).

15. With one hand the goddess is threatening (the demons), with another she produces a tinkling sound; with one hand she shows the Abhaya Mudra 1 and with the other the Svastika Mudrd. 1 2 3 Such is Mahifaghnt (the slayer of the demon Mahi$a ) riding on a lion.

16. Victory unto thee, O goddess of goblins, surrounded by all spirits. Protect me from your spirits. Accept this oblation. Obeisance unto thee.

 

CHAPTER THIRTYNINE.

Worship of the Sun.

Rudra said:

1. O Jan& rdana, please expound again succinctly the worship of the Sun-god who is identical with Vifnu. The worship that affords enjoyment in this world and salvation hereafter.

Vdsudeva said:

2. O Rudra, listen, I shall again expound the mode of worship of sun. Om obeisance unto UccaiSravas, 8 Om obeisance unto Arw^a. Om obeisance unto Dandin. Om obeisance unto Pifigala. O Vffadhuaja with these mantras they are to be worshipped at the door.

1. Promising protection.

2. Promising good luck.

3. The hone obtained at the churning of the ocean.

3. Om Am obeisance unto Bhdta, the devotee shall worship him in the middle, him whose name is PrabhUtdmala.

Om Am obeisance unto Vimala. OmAm obeisance unto Sdra.

Om Am obeisance unto Adhdra. Om Am obeisance unto Parama mukha Vimala and others are to be worshipped in the southeast and other corners.

4. Om obeisance to Padma. Om obeisance to the Karjiikd the pericarp. A devotee shall worship these inside the mystical diagram. Diptd and others are to be worshipped in the east and other directions and Sarvatomukhi is to be worshipped in the middle. Orh Vdm obeisance unto Diptd. Om Vi n obeisance unto Sukfmd. Om Vum obeisance unto Bhadrd. Orh Vaim obeisance unto Jayd. Om Vim obeisance unto Vibhutu Orh Vam obeisance unto Aghord. Orh Vam obeisance unto Vidyutd. Om Vah obeisance unto Vijayd. Orh obeisance unto Sarvatomukhi.

5. Om obeisance unto the seat of Sun. Orh Hrdm obeisance to the idol of the Sun. These are to be worshipped in the middle. O Sahkara, listen to the Hrnmantras. Orh Hath Sarh Kharh Khakholkdya Krdrh Krim Sah Svdhd. Obeisance unto the idol of the Sun. With this the Avdhana ( invocation), Sthdpana (installation) and Sannidhdnaka (bringing near) are to be performed. Sakalikarana ( summing up) is to be with the mantra for Sannirodhana (warding off).

6. Mudrds are to be shown likewise. O Rudra, let him worship with the MUlamanlra, the sun brilliant in form, crimson in colour, seated in a white lotus, in a chariot with a sirfgle wheel, having two arms, holding a lotus.

7. The sun shall be meditated upon this. Listen to the Mdlamantra Om Hrdm Hrim Safi obeisance unto the sun.

8. The devotee shall show Padmamudrd and Bimba Mudrd three times, Om Am obeisance to the heart. Om Svdhd to the sun, to the head. Om Ab BhQrbhuvab Svah Vajaf to Jvdlini to tuft. Orh Hum Hum to Kavaca. Om Bhdm Vaujat to the two eyes.

Om Vab Phaf to the weapon.

9. The devotee shall worship the heart, etc. in the southeast, north-east, south-west or north-west and the eye in the middle.

10. In the directions he shall worship the weapon and the white-hued Moon. In the eastern petal, O Rudra, he shall worship the gold-coloured Budha (mercury).

11. O Rudra, in the south he shall worship yellowcoloured Jupiter. He shall worship BhUteia (the lord of spirits) in the north and the white-hued Venus.

12. In the south-east, O Hara y he shall worship the redhued Ahgdraka( Mars). He shall worship black-hued Saturn in the south-west.

13. In the north-west, O Hara, he shall worship Rdhu of the colour of the flower Nandydvarta and in the north-east he shall worship Ketu the smoke-coloured.

14. These are the mantras O Sankara, listen:

15. Orfi Som obeisance to the moon. Om Bum obeisance to Budha (Mercury). Orh Brm obeisance to Brhaspati (Jupiter). Om Bham obeisance to Bhdrgava (Venus). Orh Am obeisance to Ahg draka (Mars). Om Sam obeisance to Sanaiicara (Saturn). Om Ram obeisance to Rdhu. Orh Kam obeisance to Ketu.

16. O Sankara, after giving Pddya, etc. with the Mula mantra, the best of devotees (the aspirant) shall show the Dhenumudrd at the end of offering food.

1 7. After repeating the mantra eight thousand times, he must dedicate the same to the deity; O BhUteia (Siva), he shall worship the Tejaicanda (the fierce splendour) in the northeast, etc.

18-19. Om Hurh Phaf Svadhd Svdhd Vau$at to Tejaicanda.

He shall dedicate unto him the Nirmdlya and Arghya consisting of gingelly seeds and rice grains, mixed with red sandal ground into a paste with unguent water accompanied by flowers and incense.

20. He shall place that vessel above the head and kneeling on the earth, O Vr$adhvaja, he shall give Arghya to the Sun with the Hrnmantra.

21. After worshipping the Gana and the preceptors, he shall worship all deities. Orh Gam obeisance to Ganapati. Orh Am obeisance to the preceptors.

22. Thus the worship of Sun has been described. Performing this, the devotee shall attain the world of Vifnu.

 

CHAPTER FORTY.

Worship of Maheivara.

Sankara said:

1. O Lord, bearing Sahkha and Gadd, please narrate to me the M& heivarl Pdjd (worship) after knowing which men attain Siddhi (achievement ).

Hari said:

2. O Vr$adhvaja, listen to the mode of worship of MaheSvara even as I describe the same. After taking bath, and performing Acamana let the devotee sit on a seat and perform Nyasa.

3. He shall then worship MaheSvara in the mandala ( mystic diagram). With these mantras (he shall worship) MaheSvara accompanied by all followers.

4. Orh Hdm, O yc deities of the seat of Siva, come.

He shall invoke the deities of the seat with this.

5. Om Hdm obeisance to Ganapati. Orh Hdm obeisance to Sarasvati. Orh Hdm obeisance to Nandin. Om Hdm obeisance to Gahga. Orh Hdm obeisance to Lak$mi. Om Hdm obeisance to Mahdkdla. Om Hdm obeisance to the Astra.

6. O Hara, these are to be worshipped at the door with bathing, unguent, etc. Orh Hdm obeisance to Brahman the lord of Vastu (plot). Om Hdm obeisance to the preceptors. Orh Hdm obeisance to the AdharaSakti. Om Hdm obeisance to Atlanta. Om Hdm obeisance to Dharma. Orix Hdm obeisance to Jhana (knowledge). Om Hdm obeisance to Vairdgya (non-attachment). Orh Hdm obeisance to Aikary a (prosperity). Om Hdm obeisance to Adharma (Evil).

Om Hdm obeisance to Ajhana (ignorance). Om Hdm obeisance to Avairdgya (attachment). Om Hdm obeisance to

Anaikarya (Poverty). Orh Hdm obeisance to Ordhvacchandas (the metre lifted up). Orh Hdm obeisance to Adhakchandas (the metre shelved down). Om Hdm obeisance to Padma. Oth Hdm obeisance to the Karnikd (pericarp). Orh Hdm obeisance to Vdmd.

Om Hdm obeisance to Jyejfhd. Om Hdm obeisance to Raudrfi. Om Hdm obeisance to Kali. Om Hdm obeisance to Kalavikarinx. Orh Hdm obeisance to Balapramathini. 0th Hdm obeisance to Sarvabhiita damani (suppressor of all living beings). Orh Hdm obeisance to Manonmani. Om Hdm obeisance to the three masalas. Om Hdm Haurh Ham obeisance to the idol of Siva. Om Hdm obeisance to the presiding deity of learning. Om Hdm Him Haum obeisance to Siva. Om Hdm obeisance to the heart. Om Him obeisance to the head. Om Hum obeisance to the tuft. Om Haim obeisance to the Kavaca. Om Haum obeisance to the three eyes. Om Hahi obeisance to the Astra. Om obeisance to the Sadyojdta.

1. Om Hdm obeisance to Siddhi. Om Hdm obeisance to the Rddhi (prosperity). Orh Hdm obeisance to Vidyutd - 1 Om

Hdm obeisance to Lak$mi. Orh Hdm obeisance to Bodhd. 2 Om Hdm obeisance to Kdli. Orh Hdm obeisance to Svadha. Om Hdm obeisance to Prabhd. 4

8. These are the eight Kalds (digits) of Satya situated in the east, etc.

9. Orh Hdm obeisance to Vdmadeva. Om Hdm obeisance to Rajas. Om Hdm obeisance to Rakfd. 5 Orh Hdm obeisance to Rati.

Om Hdm obeisance to Kanyd. • Om Hdm obeisance to Kamd? Orh Hdm obeisance to Jhdni. 8 Orh Hdm obeisance to Kriyd. Om Hdm obeisance to Vrddhi, 9 Orh Hdm obeisance to Kdrya. 10 Orh Hdm obeisance to Rdtri. n Orh Hdm obeisance to Bhrami. 12 Orh Hdm obeisance to Mohini, la Orh Hdm obeisance to Tvard (Hurry).

O Vrfadhvaja, the Kalds of Vdmadeva are to be known as thirteen.

1. of lightning-colour.

2. Having knowledge.

3. The black one.

4. Lustre.

5. Security.

6. Virgin.

7. The loving one 8. The knowing one.

9. Prosperity.

10. That which is to be done.

11. Night.

12. Roaming.

13. Enchanting.

14. Existence.

15. Position.

10. Orh Hdm obeisance to Tatpuru$a. Orh Hdm obeisance to Vrtti. u Orh Hdm obeisance to Pratifthd. 1 Orh Hdm obeisance to Vidyd. 1 Orh Hdm obeisance to Sdnti. 2 O! Vr$abhadkvaja, the Kalds of Tatpurusa are to be known as four.

1 1. Orh Hdm obeisance to Aghora 8. Orh Hdm obeisance to Utnd. Orh Hdm obeisance to K$amd. h Om Hdm obeisance to Jfidrd (sleep). Orh Hdm obeisance to Vyddhi (sickness). Om Hdm obeisance to Kfudhd ( hunger). Orh Hdm obeisance to Tr$nd ( thirst). These six are the terrific Kalds of Aghora y O Hara.

12. Orh Hdm obeisance to hdna. Oih Hdm obeisance to Samiti (Association). Oih Hdm obeisance to Ahgadd. e Orh Hdm obeisance to Krfnd. 7 Oih Hdm obeisance to Marict Orh Hdm obeisance to Jvdld (flame). O Vr$abhadhvaja y know these five are Kalds of Iidna.

13. Oih Hdm obeisance to Siva's followers. Orh Hdm obeisance to Indra the lord of deities. Orh Hdm obeisance to Agni the lord of brilliance. Orh Hdm obeisance to Tama the lord of departed spirits. Orh Hdm obeisance to Nirrli the lord of demons. Orh Hdm obeisance to Varuna the lord of waters. Orh Hdm obeisance to Vdyu 10 the Lord > f vital airs. Orh Hdm obeisance to Soma 11 the lord of eyes. Orh Hdm obeisance to hdna the lord of all learning. Orh Hdm obeisance to Ananta the lord of Ndgas. Orh Hdm obeisance to Brahman the lord of all the worlds.

Orh Hdm obeisance to DhUlican^vara.

1. Knowledge.

2. Peace.

3. Beautiful.

4. Tranquillity.

5. Forgiveness.

6. Having an armlet.

7. Black.

8. Ray of light.

9. A very important deity in the Rgveda where he is treated as the king of the universe. He is, in fact, a solar deity, or a personification of the iky. In later times, he became a minor deity, the Lord of water.

(SP (AITAf) p. 1598; LiAga ( AITM ) p. 494 note 865; CDHM pp. 336-8).

10. A minor deity in the Rgveda. However, in the later days, he t 0 be regarded as the Lord of air and also bore the name Marut: whereas in the Rgveda, the Maruts enjoy a separate identity, (AlTM) y p. 2119; CDHM pp. 343-4).

U. In the Rgveda, he is identical with Soma-juice and is praised in one whole nmdala ( IX). However, in the same Rgveda he is sometime identified with the moon: whereas in later mythology he is completely identified with the moon. (CDHM t pp. 301-3).

14-19. The devotee shall duly perform Avdhana, Sthdpana, Sannidhdna, Sannirodha, Sakalikarana> Tattvany& sa

(fixation of principles), showing of Mudr& s> meditation, Pddya t Acamana>

Arghya, offerings of flowers and scented oils, Udvartana, Sndna, application of scented unguents offering of garments, ornaments etc. Anganydsa> Incense, Lamp, food offerings, washing of hands, Pddya, Arghya, Acamana, Gandha, betel leaves, musical plafy, dance offering of umbrella, Mudrds, Dhydna, Japa, Ekavadbhdva (identification), etc. He shall dedicate Japa with the MMa-mantra. O Rudra, I have, described the worship of MaheSa, that destroys all sins.

 

CHAPTER FORTYONE.

Mantras to obtain Woman.

Vdsudeva said:

1. there is a Gandharva VUvavasu 1 the lord of girls.

I am getting him for thy sake. After begetting a girl unto Viivdvasu. Acquisition of girls by the recitation of this mantra.

Now I shall describe the Night-mare ( Kalaratri ).

2. 0/w obeisance unto thee, Goddess jtkfakarni (Beajreared), having four arms, hair tied up, three-eyed one.

Kdlardtri feeding on fat and blood of men, giver of death to so-and so whom god of death has approached. Hum

Phaf. Kill, kill;

burn, bum; digest, digest flesh and blood. Svahd unto thee, O jtkfapatni (wife of the constellation ‘Great Bear’). Neither the day of the lunar fortnight nor star nor fasting is being stipulated.

3. The devotee in all fury shall smear blood over his hands, lift the phallic emblem and strike the unbaked clay pot. Orh obeisance! all round are these Yantras (mechanical devices) such as Jambkani (the yawning), Mohani (the charming) and SarvaJatruvid& rini (tearer of all enemies); protect me — so and so protect me — from all fear and harassments, Svdhd unto thee. When Sukra is destroyed after the japa has been performed twice, I shall explain further.



  

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