The hAdi mata and kAdi mata conceptualize the structure of AmnAyas differently. In hAdi mata, UrdhvAmnAya is the highest Amnaya ruled over by the goddess Sundari, while pAtAlAmnAya is the lowest. KAdi mata does not include pAtAlAmnAya and instead has anuttarAmnAya. HAdi mata associates different darshanas with Amnayas, mapping them to the classic six Amnayas, while kAdi mata arranges them differently with shAkta being the highest. HAdi mata also relates Amnayas to AchAras
The hAdi mata and kAdi mata conceptualize the structure of AmnAyas differently. In hAdi mata, UrdhvAmnAya is the highest Amnaya ruled over by the goddess Sundari, while pAtAlAmnAya is the lowest. KAdi mata does not include pAtAlAmnAya and instead has anuttarAmnAya. HAdi mata associates different darshanas with Amnayas, mapping them to the classic six Amnayas, while kAdi mata arranges them differently with shAkta being the highest. HAdi mata also relates Amnayas to AchAras
The hAdi mata and kAdi mata conceptualize the structure of AmnAyas differently. In hAdi mata, UrdhvAmnAya is the highest Amnaya ruled over by the goddess Sundari, while pAtAlAmnAya is the lowest. KAdi mata does not include pAtAlAmnAya and instead has anuttarAmnAya. HAdi mata associates different darshanas with Amnayas, mapping them to the classic six Amnayas, while kAdi mata arranges them differently with shAkta being the highest. HAdi mata also relates Amnayas to AchAras
The hAdi mata and kAdi mata conceptualize the structure of AmnAyas differently. In hAdi mata, UrdhvAmnAya is the highest Amnaya ruled over by the goddess Sundari, while pAtAlAmnAya is the lowest. KAdi mata does not include pAtAlAmnAya and instead has anuttarAmnAya. HAdi mata associates different darshanas with Amnayas, mapping them to the classic six Amnayas, while kAdi mata arranges them differently with shAkta being the highest. HAdi mata also relates Amnayas to AchAras
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hAdi mata
By admin on Dec 28, 2008 | In Srividya
The concept and structure of AmnAyas varies differently in the case of kAdi and hAdi mata-s. In the ShaDAmnAya scheme of hAdimata, UrdhvAmnAya forms the highest AmnAya and pAtAlAmnAya forms the lowest. kAdimata does not consider pAtAlAmnAya outside the purview of shrIkula Krama tantra but includes anuttarAmnAya instead. The devatA presiding over UrdhvAmnAya is sundarI in the case of hAdimata, which is why it is called sundarI Krama. mahAkAmakalA kAlI presides over the UrdhvAmnAya in the case of kAdimata and hence the name kAlI Krama: UrdhvAmnAye mahAShoDhA uttare tAriNI smR^itA | ayaM hAdimate proktaH shR^iNu kAdimate.adhunA || mahAkAmakalA kAlI tUrdhvAmAye.atra devatA | dashakAlyAdi bhedaishcha kaniShThaH parirkIrtitaH || The hAdi Krama lists the AmnAyas based primarily on darshanas: shAktaM shaivaM vaiShNavaM cha sauraM gANapameva cha | bauddhaM cha devadeveshi ShaDAmnAyAH prakIrtitAH || The six Amnayas corresponding to the six darshanas, discussed in hAdimata tantra and quoted in shaktisa~Ngama are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
shAkta shaiva vaiShNava saura gANapatya bauddha
Some Tantras, mostly dealing with hAdi vidyA, offer a mapping of these darshanas with the classic pUrvAdi AmnAyas: shAktaM shaivaM vaiShNavaM cha gANapaM saurameva cha | UrdhvaM pUrvaM dakShayoge pratyak chodak cha pArvati || 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
