Introduction To Divine Energy (Shakti)

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Preface This book elucidates various aspects about Divine Energy such as the meaning of the word Shakti, the creation of Divine Energies, the types of Divine Energies based on the mission and with respect to deities such as Parvati, Lakshmi, etc. It also provides information on Yoginis, Matrukas, Energies in the form of rivers, Their mission, the meaning of the science of Tantra, the differences between the Vedas (Nigam) and the Tantra texts (Agam), the Shakta Darshans (holy texts), the seats of Divine Energy, etc. The book also discusses the various types of worshippers of Divine Energy, vamachar (the vama code of conduct), the panchamakar spiritual practice with the five principles beginning with letter `m' in Sanskrut and its implied meaning, objectives behind offering an animal sacrifice (bah, the types of animal sacrifices and human sacrifice. Devotees of the female deity (devi) like the Jogtin, Matangi, Gondhali, Potaraj and Hijada who arouse one's curiosity are also described here.

When some people read the Ramayana they feel like worshipping Rama, when they read the Ganapati Atharvashirsha, Lord Ganapati and on reading the Shivalilamrut, Lord Shiva. Similarly, after reading this book some might feel like worshipping Divine Energy. However, these people should keep in mind that doing this worship does not enhance the spiritual practice of every doer; it will benefit only those who need that worship to make spiritual progress. Otherwise, even if a lot of spiritual practice is done, it results in very little spiritual progress. An average person cannot decide whether worship of Divine Energy is essential for his spiritual progress. Only those who are spiritually evolved can reveal this; hence an average person should read this book merely for the sake of information. To obtain the spiritual experience of Divine Energy, as the first step in spiritual practice one should chant the Name of the family deity (kuladevata) as Shri.... (Name of the female / male family deity in the dative case) .... namaha'. Later if the Guru advises one to chant the Name of Divine Energy then this information will help to augment one's faith in her. Others who read this book will realise that they have acquired information on Divine Energy which they have never read before.

For a better understanding of the topic along with the English word the corresponding Sanskrut / Marathi word is given in brackets. Where a suitable English word is not available the Sanskrut / Marathi word is used with the meaning alongside.

Book's Contents and Sample Pages