Sree Lalita Tripura Sundari | శరన్నవరాత్రి ఉత్సవాలలో శ్రీ అమ్మవారి అలంకారములు | EP-07

“ప్రాతఃస్మరామి లలితా వదనారవిందం బింబాధరం పృథుల మౌక్తిక శోభినాశమ్ ఆకర్ణదీర్ఘ నయనం మణికుండలాఢ్యం మందస్మితం మృగమదోజ్జ్వల ఫాలదేశమ్”

The Goddess Lalitha Devi is the second form of the Trinity of Tripura. Devotees of Devi worship Her intensely. She manifests a form of Kameswara unaffected by the Trigunas. Mother contains in Her absolute daintiness. She holds sugarcane, bow, and mace in Her hands and is flanked by goddess of wealth Lakshmi Devi on her right and goddess of knowledge Saraswathi Devi on her left. She fulfils the desires of Her adorers and removes penury and suffering from their lives. An embodiment of knowledge and wealth. A balancer of creation maintenance and destruction. She grants marital bliss to women who pray to Her fervently. Sri chakram should be worshipped with kumkum and Lalitha ashtottHram.

The mantra, “ OM aiM hreeM SreeM Sreemaatraenamaha " is to be chanted 108 times. Women with husbands alive should also be worshipped for marital bliss.

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Sree Saraswathi Devi | శరన్నవరాత్రి ఉత్సవాలలో శ్రీ అమ్మవారి అలంకారములు | EP-06

“ఘంటాశూల హలాని శంఖముసలే చక్రం ధనుస్సాయకం హస్తాబ్జెర్దధతీం ఘనాంత విలసచ్ఛీతాంశు తుల్య ప్రభామ్ గౌరీదేహ సముద్ఛవాం త్రిజగతామాధారాభూతాం మాహా పూర్వా మత్ర సరస్వతీ మనుభజే శుంభాది దైత్యార్దినీమ్”

The star moola has very special significance in sharad navaratri days. The Goddess Durga Devi bestows Her darshan as Saraswathi, the Mother of knowledge on this sacred day. The Puranas describe Saraswathi Devi as the form of ‘Brahmachaitanya’. She sits on a white lotus and holds the veena, a baton, clay pot with a spout, a string of prayer beads. She drives away the ignorance and darkness in Her devotees with Her Abhaya hastha .She granted the power and glory of word as great a boon to the great litterateurs like Vyasa, Valmiki and Kalidasu. Students’ minds blossom on worshipping Her. She is the third form of the Trinity of Trisakthi; residing deity of music and literature; lives on the tip of the tongue of all living creatures.