Durga Mantra Magick

Harnessing the Power of the Divine Protectress

By: Baal Kadmon

Narrated by: Baal Kadmon

Durga is a very special goddess. When I first encountered her, I was a little hesitant, but I knew deep down I needed to work with her. From 2014-2015, she has guided me. Ever so often, I am guided to work with one specific deity for a prolong period of time. It was Durga's turn then.

She is by far one of the most beloved of the Hindu Goddesses. She is fiercely loyal and will pull out all the stops when she is protecting her own. She is, in many ways, a gentler version of Kali, but not quite as gentle as Parvati or Lakshmi.

Durga's name means "impassable and invincible." The name is derived from the Sanskrit word for fortress, Durg. She has several forms. In this book , we will deal with her nine forms, also known as Navadurga or literally 'Nine Forms of Goddess Durga.' Each one has a purpose and we will perform nine rituals, one for each form.

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thank you

i really appreciate the information in this book. a repeat, repeat, repeat listen. thanks again.

Heretical and Repetitive

He recommends the chanting of Vedic mantras without proper initiation into them. Each chapter repeats the same formula of explaining the a more-or-less identical ritual and then recommending the chanting of a mantra which, if you'd been initiated into it, you wouldn't need this author's audiobook. You'd be better off doing nama japa of Durga's name.