Suta is the name of a mixed-varna caste in which the mother is a Brahmin and the father is a Kshatriya. Due to a defect at the Suti (सूतिः) where soma juice is extracted during king Prithu's yajna, varna-sankara resulted. Charioteers are also called Sutas.
Even today, in this mortal world, Tantrik Yogis achieve direct vision of the divine realm through powerful mantras. The Divine Mother, with disheveled hair, dispels fear and appears in cremation grounds to liberate her devoted Sādhakas. These devotees, bow and pray to her. By focusing on their Brahmarandhra, they merge with the Self of Brahman at her lotus feet, revered by Brahmā and other Devas. This mystical practice emphasizes the transformative power of devotion and the divine assistance provided by the Divine Mother in achieving spiritual liberation.
Meaning of Sri Venkatesha Prapatti- Part 1
Has Vishnu Sahasra Nama become more important than the Lord himself?
Narmada Kavacham
yam' yam' vaanchhayati kaamam' yah' pat'het kavacham' shubham . tam' tam' praapnoti vai sarvam' narmadaayaah' prasaadatah' ......
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