Mantrapuṣpam - With seemingly simple rhythmic and repetitive words, this mantra in fact conveys a much deeper symbolic message of the blossoming potency of the Supreme Truth. An extract from the Yajurveda, this mantra is a celebration of the true understanding of the source of the powers of the Moon, Sun, Wind, Fire, Rain, Time etc.

Mantrapuṣpam

The Camakam is typically recited after the Namakam or the Rudrapraśnaḥ. In the Namakam, we offer our salutation and in the Camakam, we are asking for specific blessings. Glory be to Lord Rudra.

Camakapraśnaḥ

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Durga Sūktam
Questo inno dedicato a Durga viene recitato per scongiurare le difficoltà che incontriamo nella nostra vita. L'intero Sūktam si trova nella sezione 2 della Mahānārāyaṇa Upaniṣat che fa parte della Taittirīya Āraṇyaka (10.2).
Questo inno contiene 5 mantra dedicati ad Agni, di cui 4 provengono dal Ṛg Veda. Agni rappresenta i Veda che guidano il nostro percorso (i Veda considerano la nostra vita come un viaggio verso la perfezione).

Durga Sūktam

Shraddha Suktam

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This hymn from the Ṛg Veda welcomes knowledge that is victorious over divisive forces, showing the openness of Vedic society.

ā no bhadra sūktam

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Also known as the Śrī Rudram, this hymn is like an upaniṣad revealing the truth of the jīva, the individual, jagat, the world, and Iśvara. The words in the hymn with their simple meaning become a means for gaining eligibility for knowledge. This hymn is considered very efficacious in neutralising the result of wrong actions. (Swami Dayananda Saraswati).

Śrī Rudrapraśnaḥ

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