Guest guest Posted November 18, 2009 Report Share Posted November 18, 2009 Hi everyone: From the Chandi Path, I know the general translation of the hymn to Devi, but can anyone tell me which word means what? I've been searching online for this, and have only found a couple of the words. sarva = all, everything rupena = body, being? But does anyone know the meaning of the words bhuteshu and samsthita? And how does namastasyai differ from namah? And, just one more: What is the meaning of ya? Is it a salutation to Devi? It's so nice to know, when chanting, what the meaning of each word is. Rosetta Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 19, 2009 Report Share Posted November 19, 2009 jai gurudev om shivgoraksha savr = all everything rupa or rupena means = form om shakti gopal On 11/18/09, rosaroja24 <rosaroja24 wrote: Hi everyone:From the Chandi Path, I know the general translation of the hymn to Devi, but can anyone tell me which word means what? I've been searching online for this, and have only found a couple of the words. sarva = all, everythingrupena = body, being?But does anyone know the meaning of the words bhuteshu and samsthita? And how does namastasyai differ from namah?And, just one more: What is the meaning of ya? Is it a salutation to Devi? It's so nice to know, when chanting, what the meaning of each word is.Rosetta -- +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++TRUTH PATH DESTINATION GOAL REAL ADIGURU SALVATION KARMA DESTINY AND ALL THAT EXISTS IS ONLY SUPREME NATURE SUPREME ENERGY DIVINE MOTHER ADI SHAKTI MAHAKAALIMAHALAXMI MAHASARASWATI LALITA TRIPURA SUNDARI KULKUNDALINI PARMESHWARI SHE IS THE ONLY BEING IN EXISTANCE AND WE ARE ALL PART OF HER Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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