The Purana (а¤ЄаҐЃа¤°а¤ѕа¤Ј, purДЃб№‡as) refers to Sanskrit literature preserving ancient IndiaвЂ™s vast cultural history, including historical legends, religious ceremonies, various arts and sciences. 4ДЎc) Take the food offered in sacrifices to the Pitб№›s as the calf finds out its mother among the lost cows 1 came out of discontent, fear, difficulties, happiness and misery of б№›б№Јis later put into form and order by sages differences in mantras as many as twenty-four 2 the two major divisions -grДЃmya and ДЃraб№‡yaka 3 Veda mantras, Viб№Јб№‡u mantra, DurgДЃ mantra, GДЃб№‡apata mantra, etc. Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: The Purana IndexДЎa) Mantra (а¤®а¤ЁаҐЌа¤¤аҐЌа¤°).-(also MantrasthДЃnam, Council Chamber) consultation to be held with many and individually and with people in whom the king has confidence at least one expert must be consulted generally with people learned in the three Vedas, elders who have the ability to correct the erring king 1 kingdom rests on mantra 2 king not to decide alone nor to consult too many 3 Bhaб№‡бёЌa's War Council. This special energy, the Ељakti of Ељiva is concerned with sexual intercourse and magic power. Tantra is a ritual, the chief peculiarity of which is the worship of the female energy of Ељiva. Yantra is a mystical diagram possessed of occult powers.

The rites of worship are performed in accompaniment with Tantra, Yantra and Mantra appliances. Mantra (а¤®а¤ЁаҐЌа¤¤аҐЌа¤°) refers to a type of ritualistic worship, as mentioned in the ЕљivapurДЃб№‡a 1.10. Source: : Shiva Purana - English Translation It is used throughout vedic and purДЃб№‡ic literature. Mantra (а¤®а¤ЁаҐЌа¤¤аҐЌа¤°) refers to a вЂњmystical formulaвЂќ regarding some deity. Mantra in Purana glossary Source: Wisdom Library: PurДЃб№‡as

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