Kleem is the seed mantra of para shakti in its action aspect formed as such.
Sabda brahma is the knowledge of the supreme spirit manifesting itself in
indistinct sound called Anahata. This sound kleem comes from Ka + La + Eem. KLA
denotes creation coming to preservation stage where knowledge is essential
towards action. We saw what eem stands for the desire as well as the clear
conception for the desire. The seed letter Kla ending with bindu connotes non
dual Brahman known as Para Shiva or Para shakthi. Therefore the seed mantra
Kleem stands for the predominance of kriya shakthi which manifests like the
lustre of moon. Kleem also means the state, where there is no assumption. It is
the junction where fulfilment of all desires takes place and therefore this is
also known as the Kamaraja mantra.

The deity kriya shakthi is Mahalaxmi who is evident in two forms - the malignant
and the benignant.

In the former case Kali as durga works fear and panic in the heart of the timid
and unwary. In the latter case kali is as lakshmi, is the foster mother to the
knowing and tenacious. The bindu connotes that in all ways the import in the non
dual Brahman. Kleem corresponds to the second stage of speech madhyama vak. Its
place of pronunciation is the head, where the ideas begin to take the form of
words.

Answered by Anju Singh , an ibibo Master, at 7:44 PM on September 01, 2008

Kleem is technically called Kamaraja ( desiore king) or kama beeja( desire seed). It is the mantra of Manmata, ( love god) as well as krishna, and Kali (in a specific form) too. This mantra is supposed to satisfy all the desires, generally, and kindle love of every one for the practitioner, specifically.

Vamakeswari tantra has a section on this mantra and its application. This being the mantra of Kameswari( goddess of love or desire) It is supposed to agitate ( kshoba) the minds of people in a powerful way making them to desire you and approach you. People in masses will be biwitched by its power and seek the practitioner of this mantra. For this you need to think of this mantra as a goddess with sugarcane bow and flower arrow, an elephant goad and a noose, red in colour like the rising sun more red like a vermilion or pomenagrade flower.

It is considered to be a mantra of love per excellence and hence a good mantra. As to its potential to harm, anything can be harmful relatively. If you become powerful over your folks and control their will that can be considered harming from the other's perspective. If you win a person's love by this mantra, which it is fully capable of achieving, you can be considered as harming that person - you deprive the other person's freedom.
And if you are using this mantra for gaining your desires, as it will fulfill all your desires, even the low ones, you are supposed to be harming yourself as you get imnmersed in materiality that makes your moksha ( spiritual liberation) difficult. In any case its hole harming capicity is confined to Love and Control. It will not do anything else.

If you use it rightly -if you donot seek anything materialistic, but win the favour of the Goddess - it can liberate you as it is a mantra of the Goddess Kameswari - a very high and estreemed deity. She is Siva's karuna( mercy) sakti
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Answered by Jyothi , an ibibo Master, at 10:05 AM on September 01, 2008

Preeti do you really want to know the mantra dont misuse ... fear for durga the ultimate shakti
Aum Dum Durgayei Namaha
Durga is sometimes regarded as the great Mother-goddess, representing the maternal and protective elements of the female principal. This mantra is said to bring protection in generally difficult situations.[13]

Aum Eim Hrim Klim Chamundayei Vicche Namaha
This mantra is used when protection is required in exceptionally difficult or negative circumstances. It is said that it can also bestow good fortune and creativity.[14]


[edit] Universal Prayer
सर्वेषां स्वस्ति भवतु । सर्वेषां शान्तिर्भवतु ।
सर्वेषां पूर्नं भवतु । सर्वेषां मड्गलं भवतु ॥
Sarveśām Svastir Bhavatu
Sarveśām Sāntir Bhavatu
Sarveśām Pūrnam Bhavatu
Sarveśām Mangalam Bhavatu
May good befall all,
May there be peace for all
May all be fit for perfection,
May all experience that which is auspicious.
सर्वे भवन्तु सुखिनः। सर्वे सन्तु निरामयाः।
सर्वे भद्राणि पश्यन्तु। मा कश्चित् दुःख भाग्भवेत्॥
Sarve bhavantu sukhinaḥ | Sarve santu nirāmayāḥ
sarve bhadrāṇi paśyantu | Mā kaścit duḥkha bhāgbhavet||
Om, May all be happy. May all be healthy.
May we all experience what is good and let no one suffer.

Answered by Chandra , an ibibo Advisor, at 1:41 AM on August 31, 2008

It is the Beej Mantra to pray Goddess Durga. But be wary how you use it. The minutest mistake and it can turn te other way.In stead of chanting it I will advise to chant some other Mantra associated with Durga.There are numerous dealing with different objectives.
This Beej Mantra can attract the attention of the Mother soon enough.In modern terms you can say that it is the password to Durga.But, it is always advisable to be very wary of it.

Answered by Vijay Kayal , an ibibo Master, at 5:11 PM on August 30, 2008

Kleem is technically called Kamaraja ( desiore king) or kama beeja( desire seed). It is the mantra of Manmata, ( love god) as well as krishna, AUM (OM) is the Bija Mantra, from which all mantras and other Mantras originated. KLEEM: This is the Kama bija. Ka means the Lord of desire, Kamadeva

Answered by Vipan Thapar , an ibibo Master, at 12:00 AM on August 30, 2008

A MANTRA is a mystical energy encased in a sound structure. Every mantra contains within its vibration a certain power. Upon concentration and repetition of a given mantra, its energy is liberated and takes form

There are different types of mantras. Some called Bija (Seed) mantra. They have no exact meaning but act directly on the nerves of astral body. The other type of mantras, having a combination of words, and having some meaning also set up powerful vibrations in the body.

Most common, however is the deity mantras, in which a specific form with attributes is visualized along with the repetition of the sound.

Initiation - If possible, before attempting Japa one should seek out a guru and receive mantra initiation from him. Only those who are themselves pure can give initiation to others. Therefore it is important to find a qualified guru to successfully implant the mantras in the disciples body. If no guru can be found, one may select any mantra that seems appropriate to fulfil his desires, assuming Lord Shiva as his guru and start repeating it with mentally with faith and devotion everyday.
Out of 11 bija mantra some are given below

“Kreeem” - This is the bija mantra of Kalika and Krishna
“Shreem” - The mantra of Maha Lakshmi, Wealth, satisfaction and dispeller of sorrows
“Aim ” - This is the mantra of Saraswati, the goddess of Knowledge.
“Kleem ” - This mantra relates to the lord of desires, also to lord Krishna.
source; http://www.livelongto100years.com/m antras.html

Answered by Tingtong , an ibibo Master, at 9:24 PM on August 29, 2008