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- How was Goddess Manasa born? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
8 According to Devi Bhagavatam Manasa is the mind born daughter of sage Kashyapa and Kadru(Mother of Manasa Devi) that is the reason behind her name Manasa Devi is also known as the snake Goddess who is worshipped mainly in Bengal and other North-Eastern states of India
- Was Manasa the daughter of Shiva or sage Kashyapa?
I am little confused here, I thought Manasa was the daughter of Shiva but wiki says she was daughter of sage Kashayapa: The Puranas are the first scriptures to speak about her birth They declare
- gods - What is Manasa Puja? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
Manasa Puja means mental worship of the deity This is one of the eight forms through which the deity can be worshipped (SB - 11 27 12 ) This is essepcially done by the niskama bhaktas only out of love for the God and without any material desires The process and time is basically similar to general outward worship of the deity, but the idol, puja articles etc are imagined in the mind by the
- Is Shiva father of Devi Manasa Bishahari? [duplicate]
Here is how Supreme Mother Manasa Devi was born and became disciple of Shiva - I have written in Short and full story is also provided Devi Puraana, Book 9, Chapter 48 In old times people were terrified by snakes, so they went to refuge of Maharshi Kashyapa By command of Brahmaa He composed a Mantra
- What is the meaning of this shloka on Brahmacharya?
The meaning is explained in the link itself- karmana- by actions, manasa- by mind, vacasa- by speech, sarvavasthasu- in all states, sarvada- always, sarvatra- everywhere, maithuna tyagah- abandonment of sex, brahmacharya pracakshate- is called Brahmacharya
- Who were Brahmas Manasputras? How many of them were there?
According to Hindu Puranas, in the beginning, Mahavishnu created Brahma Then, Brahma created his Manasputras How many Manasputras were there? Who were they? Please give direct reference from Pura
- practice - Is it true that chanting mantra without moving lips and . . .
MAnasa Japa - Repetition of the mantra completely in mind by contemplating on it's consciousness and meaning is mAnasa japa Here, even lips, tongue don't move And, even one who is doing it can not hear the japa Among these three kinds, the mAnasa is considered the best followed by upAnshu followed by vAchika
- What is the correct method for Manasik Japa? - Hinduism Stack Exchange
You do manasa Japa by contemplating the words of the mantra without moving your lips On Japa Learned men say that this is Svadhyaya if one performs the Japa of the Vedantic passages, Satarudriya (Vaj Samhita XVI 1–66), Pranava (Om) etc It brings about the achievement of Sattva Guna in men Kurma Purana II 11 22 There are three types of Svadhyayas viz Vacika (verbal), Upamsu (inaudible
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