Kardama’s Way: Resetting Destiny with Sri Sukta Mantra 11

“As we sow, so shall we reap” is the guiding principle of what we call fate. In other words, we are a product of our destiny, and our destiny is a product of our past actions. When, where, and how we are born is the work of our destiny. Socio-economic and family circumstances that refuse to change their position are a reflection of destiny’s mysterious nature. All aspects of destiny are rooted in our past actions, and are a manifestation of the wheel of karma. 

Resetting the course of destiny simply means reversing the wheel of karma, which, in normal circumstances, is a daunting task. Those who accomplish this task are siddha masters, and Sage Kardama is one of those siddha masters. As scriptures testify, Kardama embodies the power that rules over the forces of destiny, and he is the heart of mantra eleven of Sri Sukta. By discovering our connection with Kardama, we become connected with the soul of this mantra. 

According to the scriptures, Kardama is Prajapati, the progenitor. He is the keeper of the seeds of the past, preserver of our DNA, and the locus for our ancestors. He moistens the soil of our soul through his presence, hence the name Kardama, literally “wet soil” or “mud.” He is the seer as well as the seeing power of Sri Sukta in general, and the eleventh mantra of Sri Sukta in particular.           

At a practical level, we apply the eleventh mantra to heal our past, to heal the deeds of our ancestors, and to heal the wounds of the natural world. It is for preventing the past from passing on its afflictions to future generations. Exactly how to practice this mantra to achieve this goal is the pivotal theme of this program.

Pre-requisites

Required:

• Participation in any Sri Sukta Course with Pandit Rajmani Tigunait, PhD or Ishan Tigunait
• Read Sri Sukta: Tantra of Inner Prosperity by Pandit Rajmani Tigunait, PhD
• Regular practice of Sri Sukta

Recommended:

• Complete Sri Sukta Sadhana Stage 1