Pitaambara Dash Mahavidhya Rahasy Pitambara Dash Mahavidhya Rahasya

आद्या शक्ति अपने स्वरूप का वर्णन करते हुए कहती हैं कि मैं छिन्न शीश अवश्य हूं लेकिन अन्न के आगमन के रूप सिर के सन्धान (सिर के लगे रहने) से यज्ञ के रूप में प्रतिष्ठित हूं। जब सिर संधान रूप अन्न का आगमन बंद हो जाएगा तब उस समय मैं छिन्नमस्ता ही रह जाती हूं। इस महाविद्या का संबंध महाप्रलय से है। महाप्रलय का ज्ञान कराने वाली यह महाविद्या भगवती त्रिपुरसुंदरी का ही रौद्र रूप है। सुप्रसिद्ध पौराणिक हयग्रीवोपाख्यान का (जिसमें गणपति वाहन मूषक की कृपा से धनुष प्रत्यंचा भंग हो जाने के कारण सोते हुए विष्णु के सिर के कट जाने का निरूपण है) इसी छिन्नमस्ता से संबद्ध है।

Shabd brahm ,naad brahm , omkaar, mantra energy

Neel sarswati , ugratara, neeltara swarup rahasya

Goddess Maa Tara maintains the second significant position among all the ten Dus Mahavidya's. Tara means "star" which symbolizes light. Tara as "light" guides, carries over, overcoming and conquering hurdels for acquiring knowledge, attainment of powerful speech and the qualities of learning. Maa Tara is the Goddess who offers ultimate knowledge and gives salvation and also known as Neel Saraswati. Her weapons are Khadga, Sword and pair of scissor.

The origin of Tara Mahavidya is associated with the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean). Lord Shiva became unconscious after drinking dangerous 'Halahala' (poison) coming out of samudra manthan. To recover him from this adverse situation, Tara Mata appeared in the form of mother and fed milk. Lord shiva gained conciousness and the poison was neutralised as maa absorbed the poison. Hence, Lord Shiva and Goddess Tara came to be known as 'Neelakantha' and 'Neela Saraswati' respectively. Due to the maternal instincts of maa tara she is known to be more approachable to the tantrik sadhaks to get all wishes fulfilled.

 However, the majority of people are terrified by the Divine Mother's awe-inspiring grandeur, back lit by the fires in the cremation ground. Most people would rather worship her in a less threatening place, where reality is a symbol rather than the truth. Instead, they go to temples, worship at roadside shrines, or worship in their own homes. They pray to the Divine Mother to grant them the boon of a child, money to feed the mouths of a hungry family, to grant them devotion and liveration from existence in misery

. Kali ("the black one") is the Hindu mother goddess, symbol of dissolution and destruction. She destroys ignorance, maintains the world order, and blesses and frees those who strive for the knowledge of God. In the Vedas the name is associated with Agni, the god of fire, who had seven flickering tongues of flame, of which Kali was the black, horrible tongue. This meaning of the word has meanwhile been replaced by the goddess Kali, the grim consort of Shiva.