How to chant Chandi Path

[Guest guest]

Thank you for reprinting Swami's instructions here. I have often wondered how

you split the book for chanting over Navaratri.

 

Also Swamiji says in the intro to the Chandi Path book:

 

" But to realize the real Chandi, we must strive to make the Goddess the sum and

substance of our entire life. This may be accomplished by sitting in an asana

and pronouncing the mantras of this work, and by striving to make the asana and

the recitation longer. Do not worry about not understanding. Do not worry

about pronouncing the Sanskrt perfetly when you first begin you practice. Do

not worry about anything. If you study this and other translations or

commentaries and devotedly recite, Chandi will become known to you. "

 

Jai Maa!

Kumari from Kitchener

 

 

[www.ShreeMaa.org] How to chant Chandi PathThursday, January 14, 2010 8:30

PM " Usha " <jayrambt

Namaste Rana,

This is what Swamiji suggested some time ago if there is not enough time for a

complete recitation:

 

DAY 1 - - - pg 14 - 85

DAY 2 - - - pg 86 - 143

DAY 3 - - - pg 144 - 191

DAY 4 - - - pg 192 - 221

DAY 5 - - - pg 222 - 246

DAY 6 - - - pg 247 - 267

DAY 7 - - - pg 268 - 302

DAY 8 - - - pg 303 - 357

DAY 9 - - - pg 358 - 388

 

At the DEVI MANDIR this is usually what is chanted:

 

Devata Pranam pg 14 - 33

 

Atha vedoktam ratri suktam pg 86 - 88

Atha navarna vidhih pg 107 - 118

 

13 chapters of Chandi pg 119 - 302

 

Rigvedoktam devi suktam pg 317 - 319

Siddha kunjika stotram pg 370 - 376

 

Arati pg 378 - 382

Bhagavatistutih pg 385 - 386

Pranamah pg 387 - 388

 

Swamiji also gave another practice:

 

Devata Pranam pg 14

 

Kavach pg 56

Argala stotrampg 72

Kilakam pg 80

Devi suktam Chapter 5

Narayani Stotram Chapter 11

Rigvedoktam devi suktam pg 317

Siddha kunjika stotram pg 370

 

Jai Maa!!!!! usha