Oh God, Oh deva of devas, Oh lord of the pleasure of the devas, Parameswaryamathulam labhedhyena hi thad vada. Prabroohi may Mahadeva gopyam chedh yadhi hey Prabho.ģ.Shathroonaam yena nasa syadhathmano rakshaanam bhaveth, Sankara who is the teacher of all devas as well as the universe.Ģ.Bhagwan, deva devesa, devaanaam bhoghada prabho, Sitting on the top of the Kailasa mountain Pravathi in return asked, Sankaram pari pracha Parvathi Parameshwaram. There, after life, all mortals and their wishes, dreams and reflections come to their fruition, a pile of worthless ashes.”ġ.Kailasa shikaraseenaam deva deva Jagat Gurum, For an adept in the worship, the whole world is a cremation ground, and She, the true form of time, who by herself creates and destroys all, is personified as the pyre. Here, her nature becomes clear and apparent. Kali's paramount place of worship is in the cremation ground, preferably at the dead of night, on a suitable day of the waning Moon. “O Mother, even a dullard becomes a poet who meditates upon thee raimented with space, three-eyed, creatrix of the three worlds, whose waist is beautiful with a girdle made of numbers of dead men's arms, and who on the breast of a corpse, as thy couch in the cremation ground, enjoyest Mahakala - Karpuradistotra, VII (Woodroffe tr) An entirely different version of the Kavacha is given in /uploads/7/3/5/./kalikavachamenglish.doc. (This is the version of the prayer as given in a book in Malayalam The prayer obviously belongs to thanthra method of worship of the Goddess.

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