#chausathyogini

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Chausath (64) Yogini Vashikaran Mantra A Yogini is a female attendant of the mother goddess, who slays illusion with fiery passion through insight and liberation. The yoginis are just tool to get one with the absolute. They are consorts of Maa Bhagwathi and surround her like nityas in SriVidya. In India, the chausath yogini temples exist in Orissa and Madhya Pradesh built by ancient dynasties. The power of the mantras helps one connect with the spiritual world. The chausath yoginis have immense potent power. Upon recital of their sacred mantras will bring about transformation of consciousness and desired personal relationships. By reciting the Chausath Yogini Vashikaran (meaning subjugation: The action of bringing someone or something under domination or control) mantra one can in a spiritual way attract the things that one wants in life bringing miraculous results but only when it is done in the right way under guidance of a specialist. Vashikaran techniques came into existence long time age and many pandit, tantric, rishi and sadhak have been using these techniques of mantra, tantra and yantra for decades. This mantra should be recited on a particular time and you need to worship a specific god and goddess to make the most of these vashikaran techniques. It needs your genuine efforts, hard work, patience and faith to get the desired results. There are many vashikaran mantras available that work and uses as per the situation and scenarios. We never know when situation becomes worse and we have to use these tactics. A vashikaran mantra works with vibes of positivity and negativity. It controls the mind and brains. It is important that this mantra be recited and used for the genuine cause and not be misinterpreted or misused. One just need to trust on the power of vashikaran and its techniques include tantra, mantra, puja, sadhna, yantra and many more when applied rightfully leads oneness with the absolute hence leading to a life filled with happiness and joy.

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The Chausath (64) Yogini Temple at Hirapur, Odisha

In the medieval times (‪800 – 1300‬ AD) in certain parts of India, Goddess was worshipped in sixty four (64) forms known as Yoginis whose reference has also been found in various Puranic literature.

The 64 Yoginis are:

1.Chhaya, 2. Maya, 3. Narayani, 4. Brahmayani, 5. Bhairavi, 6. Maheswari,7. Rudrayani, 8. Baseli,9. Tripura,10. Ugratara, 11. Charchika, 12. Tarini,13. Ambika Kumari, 14. Bhagabati, 15. Nila,16. Kamala, 17. Santi, 18. Kanti, 19. Ghatabari,20. Chamunda, 21. Chandrakanti, 22. Madhavi,23. Kachikeswari, 24. Anala, 25. Rupa,26. Barahi , 27. Nagari , 28. Khechari ,29. Bhuchari, 30. Betali, 31. Kalinjari,32. Sankha, 33. Rudrakali, 34. Kalavati, 35. Kankali, 36. Bukuchai, 37. Bali, 38. Dohini,39. Dwarini, 40. Sohini, 41. Sankata Tarini, 42. Kotalai, 43. Anuchhaya, 44. Kechamukhi Samuha, 45. Ullaka, 46. Samasila, 47. Mudha, 48 Dakhinai, 49. Gopali, 50. Mohini,51. Kamasena, 52. Kapali, 53. Uttarayani,54. Trailokya Byapini, 55. Trilochana,56. Nimai , 57. Dakeswari , 58. Kamala ,59. Ramayani, 60. Anadi Shakti,61. Balakshatrayani, 62. Brahmani, 63. Dharani 64. Matangi.

The 64 Yogini Temple in Hirapur, Odisha, also known as the “Mahamaya Temple”, has an ambiance that is quite charged. The temple emits overwhelming energies that can be realised by those to whom She chooses to grant. Mahamaya, the dark and the most beautiful with eyes that sees the soul in you, is the presiding deity of this open sky circular temple. In many such temples, an open shrine in the center of the circle dedicated to either Shiva or Bhairava. At the 64 Hirapur, the center is the Chandi Mandappa where the Chandi path is recited to please the Yoginis.

In Yogini worship, the Tantrik symbol is a chakra with 64 spokes in the wheel. Each spoke represents one Yogini a form of Shakti. In most of the well-conserved temples, the sculptures of Yoginis are intact and none of them are erotic as in other temples. This is because this cult did not believe in sexual union as a path to self discovery.

When you see them close these bejewelled women look so alive and completely immersed in themselves enjoying the music, the dance, the sringaar, the life to it’s core. And then there are some who are the warriors drinking the blood of asuras in human skulls.

A pleasant reminder to us women on the way we need to live our lives. Be Bold, Be Beautiful, Be True, Be Fearless, Be a Protector, Be The 64.....Be YOU!