Thousand and Eight names of Gayatri Devi ( 301 - 350)

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301] Chhatrayata

302] Chhatradhara

303] Chhaya

304] Chhandhahparichchhada

305] Chhaya Devi

306] Chhidranakha

307] Chhannendriyavisarpini

308] Chhandonustuppratisthanta

309] Chhidropadrava bhedini

310] Chheda

311] Chhatresvari

312] Chhinna

313] Chhurika

314] Chhelanpriya

315] Janani

316] Janmrarahita

317] Jataveda

318] Jaganmayi

319] Jahnavi

320] Jatila

321] Jatri

322] Jaramarana varjita

323] Jambu dvipa vati

324] Jvala

325] Jayanti

326] Jalasalini

327] Jitendriya

328] Jitakrodha

329] Jitamitra

330] Jagatpriya

331] Jatarupamayi

332] Jihva

333] Janaki

334] Jagati

335] Jara (Jaya)

336] Janitri

337] Jahnutanaya

338] Jagattrayahitaisini

339] Jvalamuli

340] Japavati

341] Jvaraghni

342] Jitavistapa

343] Jitakrantamayi

344] Jvala

345] Jagrati

346] Jvaradevata

347] Jvalanti

348] Jalada

349] Jyestha

350] Jyaghosa

 

 

351 to 400: To be continued

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I tried to reply to this but it didn't seem to go through....

 

Nora, where did you get this list? What does Gayatri mean?

 

And blessings on the Vernal Equinox...the Green Goddess arises.

 

(I bought seeds for my garden today!)

 

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, "Nora"

<ashwini_puralasamy> wrote:

> 301] Chhatrayata

> 302] Chhatradhara

> 303] Chhaya

> 304] Chhandhahparichchhada

> 305] Chhaya Devi

> 306] Chhidranakha

> 307] Chhannendriyavisarpini

> 308] Chhandonustuppratisthanta

> 309] Chhidropadrava bhedini

> 310] Chheda

> 311] Chhatresvari

> 312] Chhinna

> 313] Chhurika

> 314] Chhelanpriya

> 315] Janani

> 316] Janmrarahita

> 317] Jataveda

> 318] Jaganmayi

> 319] Jahnavi

> 320] Jatila

> 321] Jatri

> 322] Jaramarana varjita

> 323] Jambu dvipa vati

> 324] Jvala

> 325] Jayanti

> 326] Jalasalini

> 327] Jitendriya

> 328] Jitakrodha

> 329] Jitamitra

> 330] Jagatpriya

> 331] Jatarupamayi

> 332] Jihva

> 333] Janaki

> 334] Jagati

> 335] Jara (Jaya)

> 336] Janitri

> 337] Jahnutanaya

> 338] Jagattrayahitaisini

> 339] Jvalamuli

> 340] Japavati

> 341] Jvaraghni

> 342] Jitavistapa

> 343] Jitakrantamayi

> 344] Jvala

> 345] Jagrati

> 346] Jvaradevata

> 347] Jvalanti

> 348] Jalada

> 349] Jyestha

> 350] Jyaghosa

>

>

> 351 to 400: To be continued

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I tried to reply to this but it didn't seem to go through....

Yes! it happens sometimes. But at least you get it this time, thank

goodness.

 

Nora, where did you get this list?

It is in the SriMad Devi Bhagavatam

 

What does Gayatri mean?

The word gayatri can be used in different sense, namely

1. Gayaatri as a mantras and metre

2. Gayatri as the Devi

 

Gayatri as Devi :

 

We have Gayatri Devi in our discussion board sometime back

 

Message 3273 : Our Devi of the week

Message 3274 : Gayatri Mantra

Message 3280 : Gayatri : A prayer

Message 3284 & 3288 : Gayatri as Ive been told

These are some of messages I can retrive. Just click on the archives,

it will gives you the old messages on Gayatri.

 

Another approach to Gayatri is as the cosmic mother. See homepage on

Gayaatri :

 

http://www.shaktisadhana.org/Gayathri.html

 

 

Gayaatri as a Mantras

 

Mantra is a powerful word or a combination of words. The highest

meaning of Mantra is that word which takes the man who sincerely

chants it across the ocean of rebirth. Mantras is :

a. An incantation which, when uttered with correct intonation,

yields results through the forces of nature or deities one

propitiates, whose hymns one utters or chants.

b. Is a word power which could be used for spiritual realization

or material desires. It can be used for ones welfare or destructions.

In short its like an atomic energy. It is a power, acting according

to the devotion of the man who uses it.

 

We are all familiar with the famous Gayatri Mantras. Each Goddess and

Gods have their own Gayatri Mantras.

 

Durga Gayatri : OM Mahadevyai ca vidmahe durgadevyai ca dhimahi

tanno devi pracodyat

 

Kali Gayatri : Om Mahakalyai ca vidmahe smasana vasinyai ca dhimahi

tanno kali pracodyat.

 

And blessings on the Vernal Equinox...the Green Goddess arises.

(I bought seeds for my garden today!)

Very nice indeed.