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Let the Divine Goddesses guide you to your Higher Self

The Das Mahavidyas are a group of ten goddesses or manifestations of the Divine Feminine in Hinduism. These ten goddesses represent various aspects of the Supreme Goddess or Adi Parashakti.

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What is Dus Mahavidya and Why should you learn it?

Each Mahavidya is a symbol of a specific aspect of power, wisdom, and cosmic knowledge. The worship of these Mahavidyas is prevalent in certain sects of Hinduism, particularly in Tantra. The ten Mahavidyas are:

  1. Kali: The fierce and powerful form of the goddess representing time, destruction, and transformation.

  2. Tara: Symbolizes compassion and helps in overcoming difficulties and obstacles.

  3. Tripura Sundari (or Shodashi): Represents beauty and the ultimate harmony in creation.

  4. Bhuvaneshwari: The goddess of space, representing cosmic space and the entire universe.

  5. Bhairavi: The fierce and terrifying aspect of the goddess, associated with destruction and annihilation of negative forces.

  6. Chinnamasta: Depicted as a self-decapitated goddess, representing self-sacrifice and the transformative power of sexual energy.

  7. Dhumavati: The widow goddess symbolizing the aspect of emptiness and loss, but also liberation and detachment from material desires.

  8. Baglamukhi: Represents the power of control and restraint, capable of turning negative situations in one's favor.

  9. Matangi: The goddess of inner harmony, music, and speech.

  10. Kamala: Symbolizes abundance, prosperity, and spiritual fulfillment.

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The worship of the Mahavidyas is often considered advanced and involves tantric rituals and meditation practices. Each of these goddesses embodies deep spiritual significance and represents the different facets of the Divine Feminine energy. Devotees seek blessings from these goddesses to attain spiritual growth, wisdom, and liberation.

Particulars:

  • Course Duration: 10 Days

  • Batches start: 15th of every month

  • On request: Weekend batches also available on Sat & Sun 2.5 hrs a day.

  • Detailed notes provided

  • Exercises and examples included

  • Meditations included

  • Certificate: Yes

Course Contents:

This course is about stories of tantric Goddesses, their avatars, Bhairavas, Preparation /shudhi, yantras and days for worshipping Goddesses for various icchas. It includes 4 kali kul sadhna and 6 shri kul sadhna.

  1. Day 1: Maa Kali Vidhya includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa kali, types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  2. Day 2 : Maa Tara Vidhya includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa Tara, types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  3. Day 3 : Maa Tripura Sundari Vidhya includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Tripura Sundari, types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  4. Day 4 : Maa Bhuvaneshwari Vidhya includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa Bhuvaneshwari, types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  5. Day 5 : Maa Chinnamasta includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa Chinnamasta, types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  6. Day 6 : Maa Tripura Bhairavi Vidhya includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa Tripura Bhairavi, types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  7. Day 7 : Maa Dhoomavati Vidhya includes qualities, yantra ,boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa Dhoomavati types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  8. Day 8 : Maa Baglamukhi includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa Baglamukhi types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  9. Day 9 : Maa Matangi Vidhya includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa Matangi types of mala used, Japa and initiation

  10. Day 10 : Maa kamala Vidhya includes qualities, yantra, boons, avatars, Bhairav, planets associated to Maa kamala types of mala used, Japa and initiation

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