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|  | | Durga Chandrakala Stuti
In this hymn various glories of the mother goddess durgā from Vedas and various puranas are summarized. The hymn comprises of eighteen shloka,
Durga chandrakala stuti is a hymn composed by Appayya deekshita the great shaiva and scholar of Vedas Puranas and mantra shastras who lived in Tamil nadu in the fifteenth century (1520–1593 CE)
In this hymn various glories of the mother goddess durgā from Vedas and various puranas are summarized. The hymn comprises of eighteen shloka, the first shloka being the mangalacharana (invocation of the goddess) and the last shloka the phala shruti (description of benefits which are attained by the recitation of this hymn.)
So the main hymn is of sixteen shlokas and hence the nam | |  | | Durga Saptashloki The Seven Verses from Devi Mahathmyam
Durga saptashlokee is a collection of seven important slokas from the sacred text Devi Maahaathmyam.
Durga saptashlokee is a collection of seven important slokas from the sacred text Devi Maahaathmyam. The text Devi Maahatmyam praises the glories of mother Durgaa and elaborately narrates the great deeds of mother goddess.
The text Durga Saptashlokee is a collection of the most important shlokas (mantras) from Durgaa patha for use in daily prayers and chants. | |  | | Kalabhairavashtakam: Eight Verses on Kalabhairava By Shankara Bhagavadpaada
This hymn praises the lord kālabhairava who is the guardian of kāshi as the supreme god who is non different to Shiva and non different to atman our true self. He who is the creator, protector, destroyer of the whole world.
This hymn praises the lord kālabhairava who is the guardian of kāshi as the supreme god who is non different to Shiva and non different to atman our true self. He who is the creator, protector, destroyer of the whole world.
He is the giver of wisdom and liberation, destroyer of all evil qualities.
This hymn was sung by achārya ādi shankara bhagavadpāda in the holy shrine of kāshi. |
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