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Quatations
"Meltye in praise of this secret word of God, It is the touchstone of Truth, in all the four Vedas, The Name of the Lord - Namasivaya."
"The Self-existent pierced the senses outward, and so of however, seeking immortality, and turning his eyes inwa
"The ignorant pursue outward pleasures, they walk into recognising eternal life, do not seek the constant among
Whenever there is a decline of religion, and a rise of irre the wicked, and to re-establish religious principles, I app
1. What is the oldest Veda out of the four Veda?
He oldest and most important Veda is the Rig Veda (c. 15 Sâma Veda and two Yajur Vedas, and, later according to
Veda.
2. What are the oldest Upanishads out of the 10
Out of the 108 or more Upanishads 13 or 16 Upanishac nearly over 100 Upanishads are considered minor Upa
The Brhadâranyak Upanishada and ChândogyaUpanish two-thirds of the material in the earliest, pre-Buddhist c(
They are followed by the Kenaupanishad. Aitarey Upan pre-Buddhist.
A further group of Upanishads, a lesser amount attache mainly in verse, using far less allegory and myth, and ar are the Kath Upanishada, Mundaka Upanishad, Shvetas Upanishada.
A third group of Upanishads namely the Prashna Upan Upanishad and Paingal Upanishada, resume the prose

- Saint Tirugnana Sambandar (Tirumurai Saint).
he looks outward and not within oneself. Some wise man, rd, sees the inner Self."
-The Katha Upanishad, IV. II. l.
(he wide-spread net of death. The wise, however, inconstant things."
-The Katha Upanishad, IV, Up. II. 2.
ligion, I incarnate myself. To protect the good, to destroy ear in every age
- Bhagavad Gita
500-1200 BCE), followed by the supplementary
historical evidence, the stranger, more diverse Atharva
8 Upanishads?
ls are considered the major Upanishads and the others nishads
had are the oldest, some 2,800 years old, comprising fully ollection of Upanishads.
ishada, Taittiriya Upanishad, and Kaushitaki Upanishad, all
d to the Vedic schools, but more devotional, composed
ising around the time of the Buddha (6th-5th century BCE) hvatara Upanishad, Isha Upanishad, and Nárávan
ishad, Mândûkya Upanishad, Maitri Upanishad, Jabála style, but in a language resembling what we know as

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classical Sanskrit, distinguishable from the Vedic Sanskri century BCE to 1st century CE, with some passages being
3. What are the kinds of karma refered in Hindu
There are three kinds of karma, referred in Hinduism
1) saicita karma, the accumulated storehouse of one manifested in one's life. 2) kriyamdina, vartamdina-, or digami-karma, the pres which will have future consequences. 3) prairabdha karma, that portion of one's past karma present life and cannot be averted.
4. What are the tattvas in relation to Yoga philost
In relation to Samkhya-Yoga philosophical/psychology, t subtle elements of prakrti which are the principle of natu
l) avyakta (milaprakrti,): the unmanifest evolver of
2) buddhi (mahat): the intellectual faculty, higher m
3) ahankara: the notion of individuality, the self-se
4) manas: lower mind (Note: manas, buddhi and ahankára are collectively calle the 5 tanndtrasare as follows:
5)sound (sabda),
6)touch (sparsha),
7)sight (ripa),
8)taste (rasa),
9) smell (gandha) the 5 buddhindriyas, or Sense organs:
10)the ear,
11)skin,
12)eye,
13)tongue,
14) nose the 5 karmendriyas, or organs of action:
15)the voice,
16)hand,
17)foot,
18)organ of excretion,
19)organ of generation the 5 mahdibhitas or paica bhita (“five elements”), whic
gross/physical levels:
20) akasa--the all-pervading “space” (“ether”), the
primordial vibration (“Om,” pranava), out of whicl
21) vayu, air, out of which evolves.
22) agni, fire...
23) ap, water...
24) prthivi, earth, the grossest element

t of earlier works. This group dates anywhere from the 5th
obvious additions made by later generations.
ism?
, namely:
's past actions and their effects, which have not yet
ent egocentric "doings” which one is perpetuating,
i (saficita karma) which is destined to fructify in one's
ophy?
here are 24 tattvas or principles. These tattvas compris the 'e or energy-and-materiality: fall things; root-nature; from this comes. hind, the Great One: from this issues, in turn.... nse or ego-sense
d the antarindriva or “inner organ.”
у 9.
h comprise the phenomenal world on subtle and
subtlest element, first of the emanations of Brahman's l, in turn, evolves...

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The 5 pranas or “life breaths” that work in our vital and 1) prana, the basic life-force itself; it governs our 2) vyana, the life-breath which governs circulation 3) samdina, the life-breath which controls digestio 4) apdina, the life-breath which casts out waste ma 5) uddina, the life-breath which directs the vital cu this is the vital current that brings passing out oft
The ultimate ideal is to purify through breath-control (p. the subtle body for one's subtle energy/life force, known is the sushumnd (the central pathway running from the b important ndidis are the ida and pingalandidis (on the lel the sushumnd, joining together at the lowest and highest
5. Can you enlighten very briefly on Brahmand Bhagavatha Purana and Bhavishya-Purana?
Brahmanda-Purana (the Egg of Brahma) is one of the 18 Brahmanda, of future cosmic ages as revealed by Brahm
Mathsya-Purana (incarnation as the form of fish )is one communicated to the 7" Manu, Vaivasvatha, by Vishn 14,000 slokas. Several chapters of Mathsya-Purana dup deals of its contents are taken from the Mahabharatha,
Padhma-Purana (The Lotus-Purana); is one of the 18 m when the world was "as a golden lotus (padhma). This Purana is considered to be the second important of and is divided into five khandas (books) treating of the fifth book is a supplementary section.
Bhagavatha Purana is one of the 18 main Hindu Purana primary Puranas, especially dedicated to the adoration c 10" book. Bhagavata Purana consists of 12 skandhas (b Vyasa, to King Parikshith, the grandson of Arjuna, herc
Bhavishya-Purana (from bhavishya about to come to pa 7,000 slokas. The earliest of this work is a disclosure of exposition on Various types of religious rituals and their portions of the Laws of Manu.
6. What are the names of the fourteen Worlds r
There are the seven heavens (including the earth, Bhoo are as follows:
i. Sathyaloka ii. Tapoloka iii.Janarloka iv. Maharloka v. Suvarloka vi. Bhuvarloka

nervous being:
breathing;
in the body;
n and assimilation;
terial; rrents of the body upward to their sources or higher centers; he body, spiritual development, etc.
andyama) and mind-control one's naidis, the pathways in in Tantra as the kundalini-shakti. The most important ndidi lase of the spine to the crown of the head); next most it and right sides of the body, respectively, coiling around
points of the Sushumnd).
a-Purana, Mathsya-Purana, Padhma-Purana,
3 major Hindu Puranas, which narrates an account of ha. Brahmanda-Purana consists of 12.200 slokas.
of the 18 main Hindu Puranas, said to have been u in the form of a fish (mathsya) which consists of nearly licate the Vishnu Putrana and Padhina-Putrania, and great
ain Hindu Puranas, which contains an account of the period
f the 18 most important Puranas, which has 55,000 slokas,
creation, the earth, heaven (SVarga), and pathala, while the
s which the most distinguished and accepted of the 18 f Vishnu-Krishna, whose historical record is given in the ooks), of 18,000 slokas, and is recited by Suka, the son of
of the Bhagavahd-Gihta.
SS, future) is one of the 18 foremost Puranas, consisting of future events by Brahma. The most important part is an observances, although including other subjects recalling
entioned in Epic and Puraanic narrations?
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vii. Bhooloka viii. Athala
ix. Vithala X.Suthala xi.Talaathala xii.Mahaathala xiii. Rasaathala xiv. Paathaala
7. What are the names of the three worlds menti
The three worlds mentioned in Vedas for Vedic Gods i. Bhoo or Martya (temporal world) — terres ii. Antariksha (in-between world) — atmosph iii. Svarga (heavenly world) - celestial
Vedic Gods are related with all these thre with the temporal world, Vayu (god of ai rhythm of the Universe with the heavans
8. What is the different between mantra and slol
The vibration of the wave length of the sound of mantra the meaning that these mantras reveal is the most importa consciousness and power of mantra.The hymn of mantra but with meaning. Words represent this universal meanin and everything ultimately means all things. Each entity i sound, there is only one meaning in life, which is the Div Sloka is a hymn, stanza, verse, phrase or proverb of prais
9. What is Homa or yajna in Hinduism?
An important devotional ritual followed in Hindu ceremo offer our thoughts and emotions to the Divine Homa is c Vedic era at what time, fire was the main resource used i a central fire. Each society had its central or communal f of light in the material world.The spirit is concealed in a
One of the most vital Hindu concepts is to sacrifice and 1) A form of ritual worship especially prevalent in Vedic exotic Woods - are offered into a fire according to scriptu i. The aspect fire which is a form of pancha
carries offerings and prayers to the Gods. ii. The ancient Vedic Brahmanas and the Shr elaborate as it require hundreds of priests, effect.These types of yajnas are carried iii. Domestic yajnas, prescribed in the Grihya requires four components, none of whic spirit of sacrificing all to God; devata, the empowering word or chant.

oned in Vedas for Vedic Gods?
are: trial heric
elevels. As for instance, Agni (god of fire) is linked r) with atmosphere and Varuna (Lord of cosmic
1.
ka?
when it is uttered or produced is spiritually empowered and ant aspect. Its usage is to bring our minds back to the is not just concerned with sound with which it is recited gbroken down, fragmented and compartmentalized. Each s a symbol for the universe itself. According to Yoga of ine or our own Self. e, usually composed in a specified meter.
ony is Homa or the fire offering. In the homa ceremony we onsidered a more ancient than puja. It is followed from n life. At that period each and every house was built around re.The source of fire is the Divine presence, the existence l material things the way fire is latent in wood.
urrender through acts of worship, inner and outer.
times, in which oblations - ghee, grains, spices and ral injunctions while special mantras are chanted. buutha Agni, is sacred as the divine messenger who
auta Shastras ilustrate a variety ofyajna rites, Some very whose powerful chanting has very powerful but in open-air structures called yagashala. Shastras, are done in the family compound. Yajna 1 may be omitted: dravya, Sacrificial Substances; tyaga, the celestial beings who receive the sacrifice; and mantra, the

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iv. While puja (worship in temples) has largely
specialized priestly training is carried on in
v. Yajnas of a grand scale are performed for Sp drought, or for peace during bloody civil Wa agnikaraka, the homa or havana ceremony,
vi. Of a temple as part of elaborate puja rites.
2) Personal acts of worship or sacrifice. Life itself is a jee i. The Upanishads suggest that one can make
fires of sadhana and tapas until the greater S ii. The five daily yajnas, pancha mahayajna, ensure offerings to rishis, ancestors, Gods, ( iii. brahma yajna: (also called Veda yajna or 1
studying and teaching the Vedas. iv. deva yajna: "Homage to Gods and element and the feeding of them by offering ghee an v. pitriyajna: "Homage to ancestors." Offeril
progenitors of mankind. vi. bhuta yajna: "Homage to beings." Placing animals, birds, insects, wandering outcastes on the ground food for dogs, Svapachas, th Shastras 3.92). vii. manushya yajna: "Homage to men." Feedi Manushyayajna includes all acts of philant performed in the morning.
The other four yajnas are performed just before tak that "Let him worship, according to the rule, the ris shraddha, men with food, and the bhutas with Bali.
Mystics inform that all offerings must be tempered to be true and valuable.
10. What is the specified method ofthe app
The Holy Ash that is applied on the bodies of the devotee directions on how it should to be adored and adorned. Th tripundram, uddulanam. The first is applying the holy ash sprinkling it on the part of the body.
1' method One simple way would be to chant thirunirruppadhikam with that chant the aghorapa-nchaxaram (The aghora H 2" method With clean hands take the Holy ash chanting the sadyojac rudram.
3" method Those who perform rituals, perform shiva puja should fir, their head, forehead, chest and two shoulders. Later using holy ash, keep in the left hand, close it with right hand an
pa~nchakala mantram
pa~nchabrahma mantram Aum nivriti kalayai namaha

replaced the yajna, this ancient rite still continues, and its schools in India. ecial occasions, beseeching the Gods for rain during r. Even in temples, yajna has its Agamic equivalent in the held in a fire pit (homakunda) in an outer mandapa
7ayajna. "inner yajnas" by offering up bits of the little self into the elfishines forth. of the householder (outlined in the Dharma Shastras) reatures and men. They are as follows. ishiyajna)"Homage to the seers." Accomplished through
als." Recognizing the debt due to those who guide nature, d uncooked grains into the fire. This is the homa sacrifice. ng of cakes (pinda) and water to the family line and the
food-offerings (Bali), on the ground, intended for and beings of the invisible worlds. ("Let him gently place hose diseased from sins, crows and insects" Manu Dharma
ng guests and the poor, the homeless and the student. hropy, such as tithing and charity. The Vedic study is
ing one's noon meal. Manu Dharma Shastras -3.80 states, his with Veda study, the devas with homa, the pitris with
f
in the fires of kundalini through the power of inner yajna
lication of Holy Ash or Vibhuthi
S of saivites is exceptionally sacred and there are two ways of getting adorned with holy ash are in the form of three distinct bands and the second is
1) while taking the Holy ash and while getting adorned »ly five letters) which is sivaya namaha.
adimantras and the manomahantam mantra fraum shri
t take the holy ash without adding water and sprinkle on
the right hand index, middle and the ring finger take the d chant these mantras

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Aum pratishta kalayai namaha Aum vidya kalayai namaha Aum shanti kalayai namaha Aum shantyatita kalayai namaha
Aum ishanaya namaha Aum tatpurushaya namaha Aum aghoraya namaha Aum vamadevaya maaha Aum sadyojadaya namaha
Shdha~nga mantram Aum hridayaya namaha
Aum shirashe namaha Aum shikayai namaha Aum kavachaya namaha Aum netraya namaha Aum astraya namaha
Then pronouncing hridayaya namaha, pour water and ut the above said par-nchabrahma mantram and apply (wit index, middle and ring fingers) the paste of holy ash on of places to applythe holy ash). Chant the fifth mantram applying face must be kept up, so that the holy ash does The places to apply the holy ash on the body
vibhuthi can be applied either in 32 places or 16 places (
32 Places
i. Head ii. Forehead iii. Two ears iv. Two eyes
V. Nose vi. Mouth vii. Neck viii. Two shoulders
iX. Two elbows X. Two wrists
xi. Chest Xii. Two ribs
xiii. Navel
xiv. Two sides of groin
XV. Buttocks
Xvi. Two Ur Us xvii. Two thighs xviii. Two knees
xix. Two ankles
ΧΧ. Two feet

tering kavachaya vaushat, mix up it. Chant the first four of h the three fingers of the right hand mentioned above - the first four places of the body. (as given below for the list
when applying at the other parts of the body. While not spill down on the ground.
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Tota 32 Places
6 Places
i. Head ii. Forehead iii. 2 ears iv. Neck
v. 2 Shoulders
i. 2 Elbows viii. 2 Wrists viii. Chest ix. Navel
x. 2 Ribs xi. Back Total 16 places 8 Places
i. Head ii. Forehead iii. 2 ears iv. 2 Shoulders
V. Chest vi. Navel Total 8 places 5 Places
i. Forehead ii. 2 Shoulders
iii. Chest iv. Nave Total 5 places
One of the ways of taking bath as prescribed by Vedas bhasmasnanam. That is Agneyam bath is actually bathi It is said that the holy ash has very good medicinal valu (vAta), and 64 of diseases caused by bile(pittam), and 2 The following scriptures talk about the glory of the Ho The scriptures that mention Holy ash are as follows: upanishad
i. ramarahasya upanishad ii. chandilya upanishad iii. japala upanishad iv. bhrihadjapala upanishad
V. taitriya upanishad vi. shvedashvatara upanishad vii. chapali upanishad viii. Vasudeva upanishad

is known as Agneyam. It is defined as Agneyam ng in the holy ash. le. This could prevent/cure 81 diseases that are out of air 215 of phlegm (kapham).
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Smriti
i. bharadvaja smriti ii. Satatapa smriti iii. parachara smriti iv. gautama Smriti
v. manu Smriti
purana
i. lingapurana
ii. siva purana iii. ska.nda purana iv. garuda purana
V. mathsyapurana vi. Aditya purana
vii. brahmanda purana
itihasas
i. ramayana ii. mahabharata iii. shivarahasya parama itihasam
11. Can you get the translation of Sri Durga Asl
Sri Durga Ashtottara Nâmavali- The 108 Names of
Aum Durgayi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Devyi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Tribhuvaneshwaryi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Yashodagarba Sambhoothayi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Narayanavarapriyi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Nandhagopakulajathayi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Mangalyi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Kulavardhinyi namaha — Obeisances toc Aum Kamsavidravanakaryi namaha – Obeisances tc Aum Asurakshayamkaryi namaha - Obeisances tc Aum Shilathata Vinikshibidayi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Akashagaminyi namaha - Obeisances tc Aum Vasudevabhaginyi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Divamalya Vibhooshithayi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Divyambaradharyi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Khadgaketaka Dharinyi namaha - Obeisances to Aum Sivayi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Papadharinyi namaha - Obeisances td Aum Varadhayi namaha - Obeisances ti Aum Krishnayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Kumaryi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Brahmacharinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Balarkasadrushakaryi mamaha - Obeisances t Aum Purnachandra Nibhananyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Chathurbhujayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Chathurvakthrayi namaha - Obeisancest
Aum Peenashronyi Payodhara namaha - Obeisances 1

tottara Nâmavali?
Goddess Durga
the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess
Who is inaccessible considered the great deity
of the three worlds
the Goddess Who emerges from the Yashoda's womb
the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess
Who is fond of Narayana's Boons Who is the daughter of the Nandagopa race of propitious of developer of the race Who threatened Kamsa Who reduces the number of demons Whom at birth, slammed by Kamsa Who flew in the sky Who is the sister of Vasudeva Who adorned with beautiful garlands Who is beautifully robed Who is the holder of Sword and Shield
the Goddess Who is auspicious
the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess
Who is the bearer of others' Sins Who is the granter of boons Who is the sister of Krishna Who is always young Who is the seeker of Brahman Who is like the rising sun Who is beautiful as the Full Moon Who is with four arms Who is with four-faces Who is large bosomed
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28, 29. 30. 3. 32.
Ο δ . 34. 35. 36.
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W. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 5.
々つ
53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 7. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 8. 82. 83.
Aum Mayoora Pichhavalayi namaha - Obeisances t
Aum Keyurangadadharinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Krishnachhavisamayi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Krishnayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Sankarshanasamananyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Indradhwaja Samabahudharinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Patradharinyi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Pankajadharinyi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Kanththadharayi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Pashadharinyi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Dhanurdharinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Mahachakradharinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Vividayudhadharayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum KundalapurnakarnyiVibhooshita namaha - Obeisances t Aum Chandravispardimukhayi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Mukutavirajithyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Shikhipichhadwaja Virajithayi namaha – Obeisances Aum Kaumaravratadharayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Tridivabhavayirthryi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Tridashapujithayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Trailokyarakshinyi namaha - Obeisances 1 Aum Mahishasuranashinyi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Prasannayi namaha - Obeisancest Aum Surashreshththyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Sivayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Jayayi namaha - Obeisances 1 Aum Vijayayi namaha - Obeisances 1 Aum Sangramajayapradhayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Varadhayi namaha - Obeisances 1 Aum Vindhyavasinyi namaha - Obeisances 1 Aum Kaliyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Kaliayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Mahakalyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Seedupriyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Mamsapriyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Pashupriyayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Bhootanushruthayi namaha - Obeisances Aunn Varadhayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Kamacharinyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Papaharinyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Kirthyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Shreeyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Dhruthyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Siddhyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Hriyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Vidhyayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Santhathyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Mathyi namaha - Obeisances Aum Sandhyayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Rathryi namaha - Obeisances Aum Prabhayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Nithyayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Jyothsanayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Kanthayi namaha - Obeisances Aum Khamayi namaha - Obeisances
Aum Dayayi namaha - Obeisances

) the Goddess the Goddess ) the Goddess the Goddess the Goddess ) the Goddess ) the Goddess ) the Goddess the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess
Who is the wearer of peacock-feathered bangles Who is bejeweled with armlets with bracelets Who is like Krishna's radiance Who is the dark-complexioned Who is equivalent to Sankarshana Who is with shoulders like Indra's flag Who is the vessel-holder Who is the lotus-holder Who is the holder of Shiva's neck Who is the holder of rope Who is the holder of bow Who is the holder of chakra Who is the bearer of various weapons Who is the wearer of earrings of whole ears Who is beautiful as the moon Who is adorned shining crown
to the Goddess Who is having peacock-feathered pennant
o the Goddess
Who is the observer of fasts as young girls
o Goddess of the three worlds o the Goddess of the celestials
o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess
Who is the protector of the three worlds Who is the destroyer of Mahisha Who is very cheerful Who is the ultimate amongst the celestials Who is Siva's half
Who is victorious
Who is the conqueror
to the Goddess Who is the granter of victory in wars
o the Goddess o the Goddess
Who is the bestower Who is the resident of the Vindhyas
to the Goddess Who is dark-complexioned to the Goddess of death
to the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess o the Goddess
Who is the wife of Mahakala Who is fond of sacred drinks Who is fond of sacred flesh Who is fond of all beings Who is the well-wisher of Bhootaganas of bestower Who is acting on one's own concur ence Who is the destroyer of sins Who is famed
Who is propitious Who is courageous Who is unbeaten Who is the holy chant of hymns Who is the wisdon Who is the granter of issues Who is wise
Who is twilight
Who is night
Who is dawn
Who is eternal Who glows as flames Who is the radiant Who is embodiment of forgiveness Who is compassionate
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95.
97. 98.
100. 01. 02. 03. 04. 105, 106. 07. 108.
Aum Bandhananashinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Mohanashinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Putrapamrithyunashinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Dhanakshayanashinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Vyadhinashinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Mruthyumashinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Bhayanashinyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Padmapathrakshnyi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Durgayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Sharanyayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Bhaktavathsalayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Saulkhyadha namaha - Obeisances t Aum Arogyadayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Rajyadhayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Ayurdhayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Vapurdhayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Suthadhayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Pravasarakshikayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Nagararakshikayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Sangramarakshikayi namaha - Obeisances t
Aum Shatrusankathayi Rakshika namaha - Obeisances t Aum Ataviduhkhandhara Rakshikayi namaha - Obeisances t Aum Sagaragirirakshikayi namaha - Obeisancest Sarvakaryasiddhi Pradayikayi namaha - Obeisances 1 Aum Durgayi namaha - Obeisances 1
Aum naanavidha parimala pathra pushpam samar
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the Goddess Who is the detacher of attachments
the Goddess Who is the destroyer of desires
the Goddess Who is the sustainer of son's untimely death
the Goddess Who is the controller of wealth decrease
the Goddess Who is the vanquisher of ailments the Goddess Who is the destroyer of decease the Goddess Who is the remover of fear the Goddess Who possess eyes as the lotus leaf the Goddess Who is the remover of distress the Goddess Who is the granter of refuge the Goddess Who is the lower of devotees the Goddess Who is the bestower of well-being ) the Goddess Who is the granter of healthy life the Goddess Who is the bestower of kingdoms ) the Goddess Who is the granter of longevity
the Goddess Who is the granter of attractive appearance the Goddess Who is the granter of concerns o the Goddess Who is the protector of travelers o the Goddess Who is the protector of lands o the Goddess Who is the protector of wars o the Goddess Who protects from distress of opponents o the Goddess Who protects from ignorance and distress o the Goddess Who is the protector of oceans ad mountains o the Goddess Who is the granter of success in every efforts o the Goddess Durga
byami-The puja with different types of flowers are brought to an end.
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