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This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast explores the Hindu deity Pratyangira, a fierce leonine protectress, through the discussion of Sanskrit hymns dedicated to her. The episode features Psyche reciting and analyzing these hymns to delve into the significance and power of Pratyangira.
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The episode begins with Psyche reciting a series of Sanskrit hymns and mantras, including 'Om mustaabhyam namah' at ▶ 1:55 and 'Shreem tarjaneebhyam namah' at ▶ 1:58. He continues with 'Shroom madhyamaabhyam namah' at ▶ 2:01 and 'Shaim anaamikaabhyam namah' at ▶ 2:05. At ▶ 2:23, Psyche says 'Hridayaadi nyaasah' and proceeds with further recitations, such as 'Om mustaabhyam namah' at ▶ 2:25 and 'Shreem shirase swaahaa' at ▶ 2:27. At ▶ 2:45, he introduces 'Dhyaanam', a section that includes the description of Pratyangira as 'aashambarammuktakachaaghnanirbhayaa' at ▶ 2:46 and 'sakaramasikaraahibhooshanaa' at ▶ 2:49. The episode further explores Pratyangira's characteristics, including her association with 'shaṅkara tejaseritaa' at ▶ 3:00 and 'siṃhi siṃhamukhi' at ▶ 3:05.
The episode appears to emphasize the significance of Pratyangira as a powerful and fierce protectress in Hindu tradition. The recitation and analysis of Sanskrit hymns suggest a deep reverence for this deity and an exploration of her characteristics and attributes. The episode continues the pattern of delving into various mythological and occult topics, showcasing the diversity of the Cult of Psyche podcast.
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>> Om >> >> mustaabhyam namah. Shreem tarjaneebhyam namah. Shroom madhyamaabhyam namah. Shaim anaamikaabhyam namah. Shaum kanishthikaabhyam namah. Shah karatalakaraprishthaabhyam namah.
Hridayaadi nyaasah. Om mustaabhyam namah. Shreem shirase swaahaa. Shum shikhayai vaushat. Shaim kavachaaya hum. Shaum netratrayaaya vaushat. Shah astraaya phat. >>
>> Dhyaanam aashambarammuktakachaaghnanirbhayaa sakaramasikaraahibhooshanaa damshṭrograbhaktagrasitaahitaatwayaa >> >> pratyaṅgiraa shaṅkara tejaseritaa siṃhi siṃhamukhi
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