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Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir
Bījanighantu
51
Hamsa, Sugrīva, Caņdadya and Khadyota Bīja is Hram.
Known as Syāma Śarīra Khadyota Jyoti is the Bīja Hraum.
Yama, Sugrīva, Kāmini, Indra, Indu, Ādyā and Kinnara Bīja is Hru.
Sugrīva, Yama, Caņda, Nīlādi are said Ārņava and their Bīja is Drān.
Yama, Surīva, with Candravindu and Japādi is Pišitāsana Bīja Drūn.
Adorned hy Tyaginī, Manibhadrastha, Pretini, Indu, etc., and told by Bhairava is Yugāntakāraka Bīja Sphem.
Adorned by Bhsngi, Mekhalayukta, Pretinī, and Indu etc., and told as Manohari by the Devtás is Vaitālika Bīja Plen Svāhā.
Consisting of Vibhrama, Dhūminī, Vidyuccaņņikā, Kākini etc., and secret in all the Tantras is Dhvāńksa Bīja Prīm.
Naţadvaya, Dhūmini and with Urdhvakesī is the Bīja Phrem.
Consisting of conical breasted Națī and Nața sound is Bīja Tam-Tham.
Inherent in Manibhadra embracing Pārvatī, Yoginīpriya, and like the restlessness of Ears and Heart, are Gaurī and Pārvatī of restless nature.
The Svaraśaktīs situated in the Heart are described as Mūlavarna, Creation, Existence and Destruction come after one another in their sequence.
In Kaliyuga, this Mantrakoşa of Bhūtadāmara Tantra, scarce in all the three worlds, was described by Adideva for the benefaction of mankind.
End of the Bijanighantu Mantrakoşa
written by Śrī Bhairava.
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