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Durga Mantra Magick

Spirituality by Baal Kadmon Premium

The warrior goddess of Hinduism gets a mantra practice matched to her nine forms. Baal Kadmon's Durga Mantra Magick opens with Maa Durga herself, her appearances in select texts, the Shakta framework she belongs to, and her nine forms and attributes. The ritual section then assigns one mantra working to each form in the traditional Navadurga order: grounding with Devi Shailputri, occult and spiritual knowledge with Brahmacharini, protection with Chandraghanta, health with Kushmanda, conquering enemies with Skandamata, repulsion of evil spirits with Katyayani, courage with Kalaratri, wish fulfillment with Mahagauri, and the enhancement of magick with Siddidhatri. A closing chapter teaches how to deepen the practice through achieving siddhi, with a note on mantra pronunciation. The book lists what the practitioner needs and keeps each rite short. Readers of the author's other Mantra Magick titles will recognize the format; newcomers can start here without any prior Shakta background. First published in 2017.

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The warrior goddess of Hinduism gets a mantra practice matched to her nine forms. Baal Kadmon's Durga Mantra Magick opens with Maa Durga herself, her appearances in select texts, the Shakta framework she belongs to, and her nine forms and attributes. The ritual section then assigns one mantra working to each form in the traditional Navadurga order: grounding with Devi Shailputri, occult and spiritual knowledge with Brahmacharini, protection with Chandraghanta, health with Kushmanda, conquering enemies with Skandamata, repulsion of evil spirits with Katyayani, courage with Kalaratri, wish fulfillment with Mahagauri, and the enhancement of magick with Siddidhatri. A closing chapter teaches how to deepen the practice through achieving siddhi, with a note on mantra pronunciation. The book lists what the practitioner needs and keeps each rite short. Readers of the author's other Mantra Magick titles will recognize the format; newcomers can start here without any prior Shakta background. First published in 2017.

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