what is Durga saptastuti and its significance ?

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Dear Pranav-ji,

Namaskar. It is Durga Saptasati (not stuti). Also called Devi Mahatmyam or Chandi Patham. It is a scripture in 13 chapters and a total of 700 mantras, hence the name sapta (7)+sati (100). Divine Mother has been depicted in three aspects, Mahakaali, Mahalakshmi. and Mahasaraswati. It is very popular amongst Devi worshippers and is chanted during Durga Puja (Navaratri) and other such sacred occassions. It is a part of Markandeya Purana.

I have a copy of Devi Mahatmyam translated by Swami Jagadishwarananda from R. K. Mission, Chennai. There must be many other publishers/translations available in the market .

Best wishes,

Sourav

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sohamsa , Sushma Gupta <sushmagupta51 wrote:>> |om gurave namah | > Respected Gurujis,> > I have heard a lot about Durga saprastuti; what is Durga saptastuti? What is its significance in vedic astrology?> > Any pointers or explanation in this regards are appreciated.> > Regards,> Pranav> > > > > Mail goes everywhere you do. Get it on your phone.>

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Jaya Jagannatha

 

Dear Pranav,

Namaste

 

Some of the Durga Saptashati (700) mantras are listed in VRA - Sanjay

Rath. Though it is not specifically mentioned.It entails the worship of Shakti -

Durga Devi which is considered as the

top treatise which yields instant results in kali-yuga.

Extracted from the Markandeya Purana - (Parimal Publications publishes

this in Sanskrit and English which I will put on my website soon) spread

over 13 chapters.

According to what I have been taught, it can be used for akarshana etc.

and does not necessarily have to be offered during Navaratri days.

 

love,

Swee

 

 

> |om gurave namah | Respected Gurujis,

>

> I have heard a lot about Durga saprastuti; what is Durga saptastuti?

> What is its significance in vedic astrology? Where can I find a link?

>

> Any pointers or explanation in this regards are appreciated.

>

> Regards,

> Pranav

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dear pranav here is the link u were asking for http://sanskrit.safire.com/pdf/DURGA700_LARGE.pdf also see the link http://sanskrit.safire.com/Sanskrit.html it has lot of sanskrit texts in pdf format... OM NAMAH SHIVAYA Sarve janah sukino bavanthu rajeswara raoswee wrote: Jaya JagannathaDear Pranav,NamasteSome of the Durga Saptashati (700) mantras are listed in VRA - SanjayRath. Though it is not specifically mentioned.It entails the worship of Shakti - Durga Devi which is considered as thetop treatise which yields instant results in

kali-yuga.Extracted from the Markandeya Purana - (Parimal Publications publishesthis in Sanskrit and English which I will put on my website soon) spreadover 13 chapters.According to what I have been taught, it can be used for akarshana etc.and does not necessarily have to be offered during Navaratri days.love,Swee> |om gurave namah | Respected Gurujis,>> I have heard a lot about Durga saprastuti; what is Durga saptastuti?> What is its significance in vedic astrology? Where can I find a link?>> Any pointers or explanation in this regards are appreciated.>> Regards,> Pranav

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|om gurave namah | Respected Sourav ji, Thank you for your email, explaining the significance and the clarification with the spelling. I guess this was the reason I could not find any references for it on the internet. Ward regards, Pranav Sourav <souravc108 wrote: || Hare Rama Krishna || Dear Pranav-ji, Namaskar. It is Durga Saptasati (not stuti). Also called Devi Mahatmyam or Chandi Patham. It is a

scripture in 13 chapters and a total of 700 mantras, hence the name sapta (7)+sati (100). Divine Mother has been depicted in three aspects, Mahakaali, Mahalakshmi. and Mahasaraswati. It is very popular amongst Devi worshippers and is chanted during Durga Puja (Navaratri) and other such sacred occassions. It is a part of Markandeya Purana. I have a copy of Devi Mahatmyam translated by Swami Jagadishwarananda from R. K. Mission, Chennai. There must be many other publishers/translations available in the market . Best wishes, Sourav ================================================================ sohamsa , Sushma Gupta <sushmagupta51 wrote:>> |om gurave namah | > Respected Gurujis,> > I have heard a lot about Durga saprastuti; what is Durga saptastuti? What is its significance in vedic astrology?> > Any pointers or

explanation in this regards are appreciated.> > Regards,> Pranav> > > > > Mail goes everywhere you do. Get it on your phone.>

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|om gurave namah | Dear Rajeswara ji, Thank you much! Regards, Pranavrajeswara rao <sarvadu wrote: dear pranav here is the link u were asking for http://sanskrit.safire.com/pdf/DURGA700_LARGE.pdf also see the link http://sanskrit.safire.com/Sanskrit.html it has lot of sanskrit texts in pdf format... OM NAMAH SHIVAYA Sarve janah sukino bavanthu rajeswara raoswee wrote: Jaya JagannathaDear Pranav,NamasteSome of the Durga Saptashati (700) mantras are listed in VRA - SanjayRath. Though it is not specifically mentioned.It entails the worship of Shakti - Durga Devi which is considered as thetop treatise which yields instant results in kali-yuga.Extracted from the Markandeya Purana - (Parimal Publications publishesthis in Sanskrit and English which I will put on my website soon) spreadover 13 chapters.According to what I have been taught, it can be used for akarshana etc.and does not necessarily have to be offered during Navaratri days.love,Swee> |om gurave namah | Respected Gurujis,>> I have heard a lot about Durga saprastuti; what is Durga saptastuti?> What is its significance in vedic astrology? Where can I find a link?>> Any pointers or explanation in this regards are

appreciated.>> Regards,> Pranav

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Hare Ram Krishna,

Namaskaar Pranav,

Download the following pdf, in may offer you further insights on the

Sapthasati.

http://www.vi1.org/amrita/writings/Durga_Saptashati.pdf

 

the audio of Sapthasati can be found on

http://www.vi1.org/mantras/chandi/chandi.shtml

 

yours,

vivek

sohamsa , Pranav Gupta <sushmagupta51 wrote:

>

> |om gurave namah |

> Respected Sourav ji,

>

> Thank you for your email, explaining the significance and the

clarification with the spelling.

>

> I guess this was the reason I could not find any references for it on

the internet.

>

> Ward regards,

> Pranav

>

>

>

> Sourav <souravc108 wrote:

> || Hare Rama Krishna ||

> Dear Pranav-ji,

> Namaskar. It is Durga Saptasati

(not stuti). Also called Devi Mahatmyam or Chandi Patham. It is a scripture

in 13 chapters and a total of 700 mantras, hence the name sapta (7)+sati

(100). Divine Mother has been depicted in three aspects, Mahakaali,

Mahalakshmi. and Mahasaraswati. It is very popular amongst Devi worshippers

and is chanted during Durga Puja (Navaratri) and other such sacred

occassions. It is a part of Markandeya Purana.

> I have a copy of Devi Mahatmyam translated by Swami Jagadishwarananda

from R. K. Mission, Chennai. There must be many other publishers/

translations available in the market .

> Best wishes,

> Sourav

> ================================================================

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> sohamsa , Sushma Gupta <sushmagupta51@> wrote:

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> > |om gurave namah |

> > Respected Gurujis,

> >

> > I have heard a lot about Durga saprastuti; what is Durga saptastuti?

What is its significance in vedic astrology?

> >

> > Any pointers or explanation in this regards are appreciated.

> >

> > Regards,

> > Pranav

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Mail goes everywhere you do. Get it on your phone.

> >

>

>

>

> *tat savitur varenyam*

>

>

>

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|om gurave namah | Dear Vivek ji, Thank you for the links! Warm Regards, Pranavvivekvshetty <vivekvshetty wrote: Hare Ram Krishna,Namaskaar Pranav,Download the following pdf, in may offer you further insights on the Sapthasati.http://www.vi1.org/amrita/writings/Durga_Saptashati.pdfthe audio of Sapthasati can be found onhttp://www.vi1.org/mantras/chandi/chandi.shtmlyours,viveksohamsa , Pranav Gupta <sushmagupta51 wrote:>> |om gurave namah | > Respected Sourav ji,> >

Thank you for your email, explaining the significance and the clarification with the spelling. > > I guess this was the reason I could not find any references for it on the internet.> > Ward regards,> Pranav> > > > Sourav <souravc108 wrote:> || Hare Rama Krishna ||> Dear Pranav-ji,> Namaskar. It is Durga Saptasati (not stuti). Also called Devi Mahatmyam or Chandi Patham. It is a scripture in 13 chapters and a total of 700 mantras, hence the name sapta (7)+sati (100). Divine Mother has been depicted in three

aspects, Mahakaali, Mahalakshmi. and Mahasaraswati. It is very popular amongst Devi worshippers and is chanted during Durga Puja (Navaratri) and other such sacred occassions. It is a part of Markandeya Purana.> I have a copy of Devi Mahatmyam translated by Swami Jagadishwarananda from R. K. Mission, Chennai. There must be many other publishers/translations available in the market .> Best wishes,> Sourav> ================================================================> > sohamsa , Sushma Gupta <sushmagupta51@> wrote:> >> > |om gurave namah | > > Respected Gurujis,> > > > I have heard a lot about Durga saprastuti; what is Durga saptastuti? What is its significance in vedic astrology?> > > > Any pointers or explanation in this regards are

appreciated.> > > > Regards,> > Pranav> > > > > > > > > > Mail goes everywhere you do. Get it on your phone.> >> > > > *tat savitur varenyam* > > > >