Hayagrīva Pūjāvidhi: Root Mantra, Nyāsa, Maṇḍala-Devatā Worship, and Stotra
अण्डमुत्पाद्य च ततः ॐ कारेणैव भेदयेत् / अण्डमध्ये हयग्रीवमात्मानं परिचिन्तयेत्
aṇḍamutpādya ca tataḥ oṃ kāreṇaiva bhedayet / aṇḍamadhye hayagrīvamātmānaṃ paricintayet
پھر کائناتی اَندہ (ب्रह्माण्ड) پیدا کر کے ‘اوم’کار ہی سے اس کو شگافتہ کرے، اور اس اَندے کے اندر اپنے آپ کو ہَیَگریو کے روپ میں دھیان کرے۔
Lord Vishnu (in instruction to Garuda/Vinata-putra)
Concept: Meditative cosmogony culminates in recognizing the divine form within—Hayagrīva as the inner Lord and source of knowledge—accessed through Oṁ.
Vedantic Theme: Antaryāmin and pratibimba: the divine is realized within the ‘egg’ of experience; Oṁ as pointer to Brahman beyond names/forms.
Application: Use a structured visualization: imagine a luminous egg (field of awareness), intone Oṁ to ‘open’ it, then contemplate Hayagrīva in the heart-space as the source of clarity and learning.
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: shanta
Type: cosmic interior (dhyana-space)
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.34.11-12 (Hayagriva/Vishnu form description); Garuda Purana 1.34.13 (nyasa with limb and root mantras)
This verse presents Oṁ as the transformative sound by which the “cosmic egg” is opened—symbolizing that realization unfolds through Praṇava-centered contemplation.
Rather than describing post-death travel, it points to an inner path: by mantra (Oṁ) and visualization, one recognizes the Self as divine (Hayagrīva), implying liberation through knowledge and meditation.
Use Oṁ japa with steady visualization: contemplate the inner source of awareness and invoke Hayagrīva as the principle of awakened knowledge before study, worship, or meditation.