Chamakama
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Application Description
The Shri Rudram/Chamakam is a Hindu text dedicated to Lord Shiva. According to the Nasadiya Suktam, the entire Universe evolution is due to the 'desire' of the 'Self' to realize itself by evolving into beings of higher intelligence.
The anuvakas of Shri Rudram/Chamakam correspond to the eleven hymns.The repeated phrase, cha me literally means, "and to me [be this granted]", accompanied by a list of desirables which are primarily necessary appurtenances for Vedic sacrifices.
The original context of the Chamakam is the piling up of the fire-altar of the Vedic religion. The hymn invokes, apart from Agni and Vishnu at the beginning, a pantheon of Vedic deities that are successively linked with Indra to enable the yajamana or sacrificer/patron to successfully perform Vedic fire sacrifices or yagnyas, such as the Agnishthoma, Somayaga, and the Ashwamedha. The Chamakam can be interpreted both as a preparatory for a physical external sacrificial ritual, or the inner, possibly yogic sacrifice involving pranic control, since the yogic "vital airs" are explicitly mentioned as sacrificial adjuncts in anuvaka, or stanza 10.
This app has complete text along with its meaning. It also has brief information about chamakam and its anuvakas. One can listen and read simultaneously and the gallery also has some excellent custom designed wallpapers.
Created for Public purposes by ChillaMApps (http://www.chillamapps.com)
The anuvakas of Shri Rudram/Chamakam correspond to the eleven hymns.The repeated phrase, cha me literally means, "and to me [be this granted]", accompanied by a list of desirables which are primarily necessary appurtenances for Vedic sacrifices.
The original context of the Chamakam is the piling up of the fire-altar of the Vedic religion. The hymn invokes, apart from Agni and Vishnu at the beginning, a pantheon of Vedic deities that are successively linked with Indra to enable the yajamana or sacrificer/patron to successfully perform Vedic fire sacrifices or yagnyas, such as the Agnishthoma, Somayaga, and the Ashwamedha. The Chamakam can be interpreted both as a preparatory for a physical external sacrificial ritual, or the inner, possibly yogic sacrifice involving pranic control, since the yogic "vital airs" are explicitly mentioned as sacrificial adjuncts in anuvaka, or stanza 10.
This app has complete text along with its meaning. It also has brief information about chamakam and its anuvakas. One can listen and read simultaneously and the gallery also has some excellent custom designed wallpapers.
Created for Public purposes by ChillaMApps (http://www.chillamapps.com)
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 21.4 MB of space to download and install Chamakama app. Chamakama is available on iTunes for $0.00
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