Divine Blessings: Lalita Devi Mantra to Attract Prosperity

Lyrics:

आबद्धरत्नमकुटां मणिकुण्डलोद्यत्केयूरकोर्मिरशनाह्वयनूपुराढ्याम्।
वन्दे धृताब्जयुगपाशक-साङ्कुशेक्षुचापां सुपुष्पविशिखां नवहेमवर्णाम्॥

aabaddharatnamakut'aam manikund'alodyatkeyoorakormi - rashanaahvaya -noopuraad'hyaam.
vande dhri'taabjayugapaashaka - saankushekshuchaapaam supushpavishikhaam navahemavarnaam..

Meaning:


I bow down to the Goddess, who is adorned with a crown studded with jewels, whose ears shine with gem-studded earrings, adorned with bracelets and armlets. She wears anklets with tiny bells. In her hands, she holds a lotus, a noose, a goad, a sugarcane bow, and five flower arrows. She is of golden hue and embodies beauty and grace.

आबद्ध (ābaddha) adorned with, रत्नमकुटां (ratnamakuṭāṁ) a crown of jewels, मणिकुण्डल (maṇikuṇḍala) gem-studded earrings, उद्यत्केयूर (udyatkēyūra) adorned with bracelets, कोर्मि (kōrmi) armlets, रशनाह्वय (raśanāhvaya) a girdle, नूपुराढ्याम् (nūpurāḍhyām) with anklets, वन्दे (vandē) I bow, धृत (dhṛta) holding, अब्ज (abja) lotus, युग (yuga) pair, पाश (pāśa) noose, साङ्कुश (sāṅkuśa) goad, इक्षुचापां (ikṣucāpāṁ) sugarcane bow, सुपुष्प (supuṣpa) beautiful flower, विशिखां (viśikhāṁ) arrows, नवहेमवर्णाम् (navahēmavarṇām) of golden hue
This verse is a reverent ode to the Goddess, portraying her as an embodiment of beauty and divine strength. The ornaments she wears symbolize purity, power, and prosperity. Her golden hue signifies the brilliance and auspiciousness associated with divinity.

Benefits of Listening:


Listening to this Mantra with devotion can bring the blessings of the Goddess into one's life. It ienhances prosperity, provide protection, and remove obstacles. The visualization of the divine form can bring peace and harmony to the mind and soul, encouraging a deeper connection with the divine presence.

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