The Mother is devoted to our Mother Earth, the primal feminine aspect, and the upliftment of the feminine everywhere.

Seed Of Shakti - Humee Hum

Adi Shakti

Shailaputri is the first of the nine forms of Goddess Durga worshipped during the Navratri festival. She is considered an avatar or incarnation of Goddess Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva.

Shailaputri's name comes from the Sanskrit words "Shaila" meaning mountain and "Putri" meaning daughter, so she is known as the "Daughter of the Mountains". She is the physical manifestation of the Divine Mother Durga and represents the earth and the material world.

Shailaputri is depicted as riding a bull (Nandi) and carrying a trident (trishul) in her right hand and a lotus flower in her left hand. She is the embodiment of the divine powers of the Hindu trinity - Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.

According to Hindu mythology, Shailaputri was born as the daughter of King Himavat (the personification of the Himalayas) and Queen Mena. In her previous birth, she was known as Sati, the daughter of Daksha Prajapati. After Sati's self-immolation, she was reborn as Parvati and later took the form of Shailaputri.

Shailaputri is associated with the Muladhara or root chakra, and her worship is believed to bring stability, health, spiritual awareness, love, compassion, and dignity to the devotee. Chanting her mantra and praying to her is said to help center the mind and provide strength and commitment.

Goddess Shailaputri is often represented with a lotus in one hand and a trident in another, seated atop a bull. She was the daughter of Daksha Prajapati in her earlier birth and through her deep devotion and penance was able to persuade Lord Shiva to grant her wish of becoming his consort. Once her father had organized a special Yajna, to which she and her husband Lord Shiva were not invited, but was however attended by all the Gods and holy men. Angered by her father’s denunciation and criticism of Lord Shiva she immolated herself. In her next birth she was born as Shailaputri and married Lord Shiva.

Credits: Rajshree

Navratri Day 1 | Shailaputri Mata | शैलपुत्री

Siri Sadhana Kaur - Humee Hum Brahm Hum

May the long time sun shine upon you,
May all love surround you
And the pure light within you
Guide your way on.

Musical setting by Sat Avtar Kaur

Sat Avtar Kaur (Jamie Crowley), voice
Gurusangat Singh Khalsa, guitar
Robert Myers - percussion
Jagan Nath Singh Khalsa, violin   (violin enters at time-mark 3:00)

May the Long Time Sun Shine Upon You

Mantras for Divine Grace

Aad Guray Nameh (Protection)

Shanti People - Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya (Kedarnath Remix)

Wahe Guru, Wahe Guru, Wahe Guru, Wahe Jio.
Great beyond description is His/Her In␣nite Wisdom.
Full Translation:
␣Wahe Guru: Great Beyond description is the experience of God's Wisdom. Wahe Jio: Great Beyond Description is the experience of God Blessing the Soul
The mantra of ecstasy. Soothe the wounds of life with the in␣nite bliss this mantra induces. We establish ourselves for victory and the right to excel.

Meditation:
Sit on the left heel in Virasana (Warrior Saint pose). Right knee up and hands in prayer pose on the knees. Eyes focused at the tip of the nose 1/10th open staring at the top of the ␣ngers. If this is a challenging pose for you, sit in easy pose, crossed legged with the hands at the heart in prayer pose, you can also place the hands ␣at on the heart center or on the knees in Gyan Mudra. Chant the mantra for 11 or 22 mins. Traditionally this is chanted as part of the Aquarian Sadhana in the morning between 4-6 am for 22mins.

Wahe Guru (11min Meditation)

Acreditamos profundamente que nossa mente tem o poder de curar qualquer dor, qualquer ferida emocional e que a verdadeira cura ocorre em nosso interior. E esse mantra é uma ferramenta poderosa para ajudar você alcançar a cura. Escute, Absorva, Cante e Medite junto com esta melodia. Esperamos que esta faixa te ajude.

\\ O MANTRA \\

प्राणा अपाना शुष्मणा हरी
Prana Apana Sushumna. Hari

हरी हर हरी हर हरी हर हरी
Hari Har Hari Har Hari Har Hari


\\ COMPREENSÃO \\

Prana é a força vital, a energia vital. Apana é a força eliminadora ou a remoção de força ou energia. Sushumna é o canal através do qual essas energias se movem em torno do nosso corpo. Hari e Har são os nomes da fonte divina de energia infinita, fonte de cura, alguns também dizem que a palavra Hari vem de Hara, que significa removedor, removedor de dor e negatividade. Este mantra é uma ferramenta de cura muito poderosa. Tanto para a cura física quanto emocional. Ao usar este mantra para curar, concentre-se em sua respiração e, ao inspirar, visualize que uma força vital, energia vital ou prana, que é energia em seu sistema. Com Apana, visualize que toda a dor e negatividade e bloqueios de energia dentro de seu corpo estão sendo removidos. E Sushumna, é o canal, através do qual a energia está circulando em seu corpo. Visualize o ar e a energia circulando dentro de todo o seu corpo, cada célula do seu ser é iluminada pela força vital. E quando chegamos à palavra Hari, sorria e aproveite todas as coisas maravilhosas que o universo tem a oferecer. Isto é o que Hari tem para oferecer.

Namastê

Navratri Day 1 | Shailaputri Mata | शैलपुत्री

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