Guest guest Posted July 19, 2001 Report Share Posted July 19, 2001 Namaste, All the documents are on-line at URL: http://sanskrit.gde.to/doc_devii/doc_devii.html ITRANS text is readable on any text editor; PS requires installation of Ghostview/Ghostscript [freeware]; XDVNG requires the xdvng fonts. All are available at the same site. It is available from Vedanta Press Books [1-800-816-2242]. Regards, s. P.S. The 'confusion' regarding the differences may be due to the names including/excluding certain parts: eg. saptashati may refer to the 700 verses only; maahaatmya includes - dhyaanam, argalaastotram, kiilaka-stotram, devii-kavacham, devii-suuktam; paaTha refers to recitation of the whole. , maitreyi144 wrote: > Dearest friend, > > Sri Matayai Namh > > Thank you for your kind response. I would like to know whether you > can get such books in USA since I live in USA that would be the > easiest option. I have parts of saptashati but do not have the > complete texr for it. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. > By the way, I checked out various sites including the Sanskrit > Documents, but they do not have the sanskrit text or my computer does > not have the capacity to read ITRANS text - I can't figure out. > > Thank you so much. > > Your friend in Divine Mother > ~Maitreyi > > , kaushik@n... wrote: > > Namasthe > > Sapthasathi, and Devi Mahatmyam are one and the > > same. If somebody says that they r different.kindly > > ask them the difference. As regards chandipath. although > > it is also the same; but there r various methods of > > worship; in which the exracts from the sapthasathi > > in combination with mula manthra are used.Printed books > > published by various publishers r available at chennai > > krishnamoorthy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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