Nath Siddh Yogini Yantra/Nath Yogini Puja Yantra (नाथ सिद्ध योगिनी यंत्र): Yogini is the complete form source word of the masculine yogi- and neutral/plural “yogin”. Far from being merely a gender tag to all things yogi, “Yogini” represents both a female master practitioner of Yoga, and a formal term of respect for a category of modern female spiritual teachers (in both Hinduism and Buddhism) in eastern countries such as India, Nepal, and Tibet. In the Hindu tradition, mother is first guru (teacher) and in the Yoga tradition, proper respect of Yoginis is a necessary part of the path to liberation. A Yogini is the sacred feminine force made incarnate: the goddesses of mythology (Lakshmi, Parvati, Durga, Kali). Nath Siddh Yogini Yantra
As well as the ordinary human woman who is enlightened. Both having exuberant passion, spiritual powers and deep insight, capable of giving birth to saints, peacemakers, and Yogis. It is observes that in the initiatory traditions of yoga & shamanism, self-mastery of sexual energy within a moral code of sacred sexuality for both females and males. Numerous great Yoginis and female mystics are mentioned in the Vedas. In fact, many of the Vedic Rishis were Yoginis, Rishikas In classical Sanskrit literature, Yogini is the name of a class of female tantric sorceresses in the train of Durga, sometimes enumerated as 60, 64 or 65. Female power here denotes balance. In her book Passionate Enlightenment: Women in Tantric Buddhism, scholar Miranda Shaw writes that a large number of women like Dombiyogini, Sahajayogicinta, Lakshminkara, Mekhala, Kankhala Gangadhara, Siddharajni, and.
Others were respected Yoginis and advanced seekers on the path to enlightenment. In the Tibetan Buddhism and Bon tradition, a female practitioner is known as a ngagma and in the Drikung Kagyu school of Buddhism, togdenma (Tenzi Palmo). These married tantric practitioners are requires to devote significant time to retreat and spiritual practice. Ngagma are particularly known for performing birth rituals, weddings, funerals, divinations, and pacification of spiritual disruptions. Some ngagmas are comparable in practice to the Mahasiddha Yoginis of Indian Buddhism. Nath Yogini Puja Yantra is sanctified by the team of expert Pundits and Sages of astromantra.com for the instant effect and ready to use.
The 64 Shree Nath Yoginis are:
1. Bahurupa 2. Tara 3. Narmada 4. Yamuna 5. Shanti 6. Varuni 7. Kshemankari 8. Aindri 9. Varahi (Nath Siddh Yogini Yantra) 10. Ranveera 11. Vanara-Mukhi 12.Vaishnavi 13. Kalaratri 14. Vaidyaroopa 15. Charchika 16. Betali 17. Chinnamastika 18. Vrishabahana 19. Jwala Kamini 20. Ghatavara 21. Karakali 22. Saraswati 23. Birupa 24. Cauvery 25. Bhaluka 26. Narasimhi 27. Biraja 28. Vikatanna 29. Mahalakshmi 30. Kaumari 31. Maha Maya Nath Siddh Yogini Yantra 32. Rati 33. Karkari 34. Sarpashya 35. Yakshini (Nath Yogini Puja Yantra) 36. Vinayaki 37. Vindya Balini 38. Veera Kumar 39. Maheshwari 40. Ambika 41. Kamiyani 42. Ghatabari 43. Stutee 44. Kali 45. Uma 46. Narayani 47. Samudraa 48. Brahmini 49. Jwala Mukhi 50. Agneyei (Nath Siddh Yogini Yantra) 51. Aditi 52. Chandrakanti 53. Vayubega 54. Chamunda 55. Murati 56. Ganga 57. Dhumavati 58. Gandhari 59. Sarva Mangala 60. Ajita 61. Surya Putri 62. Vayu Veena 63. Aghora 64. Bhadrakali.
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