Sahasrara Chakra Opening
Tripura Sundari Yagya Solves Marriage Delays And Uplifts Life
Tripura Sundari or Shodashi is the third of the Mahavidyas, a symbol of purity and wholesomeness. She is the most beautiful of the three worlds and hence the name Tripura Sundari. She is represented as a sixteen year old girl who is believed to personify sixteen types of desires. And her mantra consists of the same number of syllables.
Describing the Goddess’ form, she is said to be brighter than a thousand suns, and wears a crescent moon as a jewel on her head.
In Lalitha Sahasranamam, the Mother is described as eternal, saffron-red in hue, having crown embedded with gems with Moon as an adornment over the head, three eyed, ever smiling, having high breasts, with hands holding a precious wine cup and red flowers, soft natured and peaceful, with Her red lotus feet rested on a gem-decked pedestal. She is holding in her four arms, her traditional symbols, the sugarcane bow, flower arrows, noose and goad.
Her body is well garlanded by numerous fine ornaments. Lalitha is also the representation of creation, preservation and destruction and considered as the image of sixteen modifications of desires. Usually she is found sitting on a lotus that is placed on a throne.
Yagya On Durgashtami—Experience Happiness And Success
Worshipping Goddess Tripura Sundari on Durgashatami is considered highly significant as this day appears every month on the eighth day of the waxing phase (Shukla paksha) of the moon. She appeared on earth to tackle demons and other negative forces that unleashed terror on earth. Conducting rituals on the day gets rid of all bad karmas of past life. Fasting on the day improves self confidence, courage and relationships. By invoking her powers one can experience happiness, success, prosperity and peace in their lives. Observing fast and rituals on the day is important for personal and societal gains. She is the consort of Lord Shiva and is the energy emerging out of His third eye.
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Goddess Lalitha A Combination Of Eternal Grace And Knowledge
Though she belongs to the Kali lineage, she is considered as the most important Mahavidya. Goddess Lalitha is the combination of eternal grace, knowledge and determination. Thus she spreads the light of pleasure, sympathy and awareness among her devotees.
Sage Adi Shankara’s Tripura Sundari Ashtakam describes her as a mother whose bosoms look like mountain peaks that give birth to rivers. He further refers to her wearing a blue dress with red spots, holding a pot of honey, her eyes shuddering with intoxication.
Goddess Tripura Sundari gives control of the senses, emotions and our wavering thoughts. One can worship her if any obstacles come in the way of spiritual practices.
Tripura Sundari Mantra Arouses The Sahasrara Chakra
Do you know that the Tripura Sundari mantra awakens the Sahasrara Chakra and Bala Tripura Sundari yagya awakens the Aagya chakra? Sahasrara Chakra is located on the top of the head. It is also known as the ‘Thousand-Petalled Lotus’, ‘Brahmarandhra’ or the ‘Centre of a Million Rays’ because it radiates like the Sun. This chakra influences the functions of the brain such as memory, concentration and intelligence. This chakra brings complete liberation from the cycle of birth and death.
The opening of Sahasrara Chakra brings a Divine Splendour and attainment of Supreme Consciousness. It brings Self-Realization and God Realization, where the individual’s soul unites with God. One who gains this will be free from all the Karmas and achieves Moksha. Worshipping Tripura Sundari opens your Sahasrara which will bring contentment and fulfilment in your life. It also promotes a happy and healthier relationship.
Vedicfolks is performing ‘Tripura Sundari Mahavidya Maha Yagya – Sahasrara Chakra and Mercury invocation’ on the most auspicious day of Durgashtami on 2nd June, 2017. Participating in the rituals could benefit all immensely as the deity is very powerful and clears delays in marriages and also relieves people of health issues including infertility. The yagya gives joy, beauty and prosperity too.
