Guest guest Posted November 22, 2004 Report Share Posted November 22, 2004 durgA dvAtriMshati mAlA stotra vaibhavaM This stotra can be found in the Mahatmya Khanda of Tripura Rahasya. When asked by indrAdi devata-s after Chandi slayed Mahishasura, as to how they can obtain Durga/Chandi's swift protection when one is in difficulties(vipannaM tvaM kathaM shIghraM prasannA rakShasIshvarI), Devi reveals the durgA dvAtriMshati nAma mAlA. Devi says: This mAlA of 32 names is capable of destroying all difficulties and there is no stuti in the three worlds which can match this. Stotra: http://ambaa.org/stotrams/durga32_itrans.htm After relevation of the nAmAvali, comes the phalashruti. One who recites these names will be free from all fears without doubt. Even if one is being tortured by his enemies, or arrested and kept in a fortress, he will be released. Even if one is about to be executed by an angry king, or surrounded by enemies in a war, when being attacked by wild animals like Tigers, one will be freed from all these fears by reciting this 108 times. There is no greater way of overcoming one's fears. No harm befalls one who recites this. This stotra should not be given to those devoid of Bhakti and to non-beleivers. This should be given to one who is a Bhakta, who is of peaceful nature and one devoted to Guru. The reciter of this stotra attains great heights. By reciting this nAmAvali 1000,2000, or 100,00 times either through a Brahmana or by reciting oneself, one is freed from all kinds of difficulties. According to proper vidhis, if one does homa with a mixture of tila and trimadhura and offer oblations 100,000 times, one will be releived of all difficulties. Doing an aavritti 3000 times will be called a Purascharana. purashcaraNa pUrvantu sarvakAryAni sAdhayet.h. manmUrtiM mR^imayIM kR^itvA shubrAmaShTabhujAnvitAM..107.. gadAkhaDga trishUleShucApA.abjakheTamudgarAn.h. dadhAnAM candracUDAlAM trinetrAM lohitA.ambarAm.h..108.. siMhArUDhAM vinighnantIM shUlena mahiShA.asuram.h. prapUjya tatra mAM bhaktyA vividhairupahArakaiH..109.. One should make an image of Devi who is eight handed,of white complexion(?), holding gadA(mace), khadga(sword), trishUla(trident), cApa(bow), bANa(arrow), kamala(lotus), kheta(shield), mudgara(war/battle hammer), decked with the cresent moon, three eyed,wearing red garments, seated on a Lion, and one who is about to slay mahishasura with her trishula. Then the sadhaka should worship this murti with bhakti, and by using various offerings and oblations (upaharas). The text says that by following the above procedure for the period of a maNDala, even the impossible can be made otherwise. ------------------------------ While the stotra can be recited without any restrictions, it comes without saying that any actual vidhi should be learnt from a teacher. I followed a Hindi translation. Publication details: Gurumandal Series No.XXVIII, Tripura-Rahasyam (Mahatmya-Khandam) 5, Clive Row, Calcutta-1. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2004 Report Share Posted November 23, 2004 Dear Satish, Namaste and very interesting information. Just a couple of questions: 1. Are there any Nyasas for reciting this - especially when one recites a mala or more? 2. Can this be used for Homa too? If yes, should the oblation be after each stanza or the whole stuti? Thanks & Regards, Murali Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2004 Report Share Posted November 23, 2004 , "kmurali_sg" <kmurali_sg> wrote: > 1. Are there any Nyasas for reciting this - especially when one > recites a mala or more? The text did not give any nyAsa details. > 2. Can this be used for Homa too? If yes, should the oblation be > after each stanza or the whole stuti? Homa is mentioned in the text. brAhmanairvA svayaM vA.api mucyate sakalA.aapadaH. saMsiddhe.agnauhunedebhirnAmabhirlakShasaMkhyayA..105.. tilaiH shuklaistrimadhvaktairmucyate cA.aapadAMgaNaiH. Ayutatrayametasya purashcaraNamucyate..106.. Text says that one should do homa using the names but I am not sure if by "nAmabhiH" it means the entire stotra or the individual names. It doesnt say anything more about doing homa with this stotra. All this can be found in the 46th chapter. Regards Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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