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In spiritual realm bijaksharas have a vital place. Many mantras carry bIjaksharas, apart from the deity's name.

For example: chamunda mantra

“Om Aim Hreem Kleem Chamundaye Viche”


In general Aim bIjakshara is related to Saraswati. In Rig Veda, Saraswati Suktam appears, wherein Saraswati was eulogised as eliminator of majic spells and demons, as Indra did.


aindra indicates that related to Indra.

As per this answer, the bijakshara Aim - (ऐं) related to Indra.


My doubt is

If aim (ऐं) is related to both Indra and Saraswati, then how are Indra and Saraswati related to each other?

Srimannarayana K V
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Varsda Tantra, Chapter 6:

Aim

Saravatyartha ai-sabdo binduhkhaharadhakah.

SaravatyEi bijam etat tena Van im prapajayet.

This is bija for Sarasvati. The bija mantra and the Goddess are the same.

Swami Vishwananda
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  • I know that Aim bija is for Saraswati. Please read question again. I am expecting an answer in respect of correlating both Indra and Saraswati – Srimannarayana K V Jan 08 '20 at 08:20
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The seers of Rig Veda expressed their SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCES through mantras. Those mantras were composed in a cryptic language.

Apart from eulogising the various aspects of the Almighty as Vishnu, Indra, Agni, etc, the union of Male and Female energies of the same Almighty was narrated as Bliss of SOMA, in a subtle manner.

The eulogisation of the Almighty as the Female Power Saraswati can be found in Saraswati Sukta (Rig Veda VI.61.

In this Sukta, the Saraswati was eulogised as eliminator of Paravatas, as Indra was eulogised as the eliminator of Vritra. And, she was eulogised as destroyer of great deluder VRISAYA - बर्हय.

Further, in Rig Veda 6.61.5 and onwards, she was equalled with Indra, Pusan, Surya, etc.


So Saraswati, the ONE face of Almighty, is nothing but INDRA, another face of the Almighty.

So whatever applicable to Indra is applicable to Saraswati also.

The aim, which is related to Indra is related to Saraswati also.

Srimannarayana K V
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