[Advaita-l] Lilithopakhyana vs. Lalithasahasra

Kochu Menon kochu1 at hotmail.com
Sun Aug 4 20:26:34 CDT 2013


quite possible. I am also looking at another aspect the name "aShTamIchandravibhrAjadalikasthalashobhitA" which part of India will show the ashtami tithi moon as an inverted circle. That also should help.

BTW I did not get any comments on the three names  😊



> Date: Mon, 5 Aug 2013 00:05:14 +0800
> From: venkatasriramp at yahoo.in
> To: advaita-l at lists.advaita-vedanta.org
> Subject: [Advaita-l] Lilithopakhyana vs. Lalithasahasra
> 
> 
> //
> Yes it is possible that Upakhyana and sahasranama arose in South India or that the authors were south Indian.
> //
> 
> One of the great upAsakAs told me that the place of Lalita Sahasranama rachana is
> the premises of Kamakshi Temple in Kanchipuram.
> 
> It is said that there is a rahasya sthala identified by Mahaperiyava which was known as
> hayagriva mutt.  This is the place where the hayagriva-agastya samvAda took place.
> 
> The "chidagni kuNDa" mentioned in the name is the gAyatri mantapam in kAmAkshi temple. 
> In the IshAnya sthAna of this mantapa, there is a pillar.  There is a small hole inside which
> is filled with kumkuma.   This "sukshma randhra" is said to be the "nAbhi-sthAna".  
> 
> Mother Kamakshi is none other than Devi Lalita.  Some of the names like "kAmakOTikA", "kAmakOTimahApadmapITasthA" (vide ashtottara nAmA) hints this divine place called Kanchi.
> 
> My guruji got a vision here in gAyatri mantapam and a melodious sloka gushed forth as:
> 
> praNavAkruti ratna manDapE
> shrutimAtrA samamEkatAM gatE
> niratAM nirataM krupAparAM
> hrudi kAnchipuranAyikAM bhajE
> 
> 
> regs,
> sriram
> 
>  
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