#uma maheshvari

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Heartbreaking Memories

This memory was the first one that had filled Shiva the moment those beautiful eyes fell on Him. The young woman of barely thirteen, yet entirely Aadi Shakti, now stood next to Her father. Those dark orbs that were beyond any Universe now gazed at Him with a resplendent devotion that His heart's strings tugged hard. He knew who She was, for She had always beem Him more than He Himself was. Her lively gaze, the soft smile on Her lips, and the awestruck expression on Her face reminded Him of Sati, heartbreakingly so. And yet, there was an entirely new aspect to this form of His Shakti, one He felt He would see as time went by.

Shiva steeled Himself. This was going to be a hard journey, for Parvati and more so for Himself.

'Your pains will be mine, and all the fruits will be Yours, Uma. For You, I will do anything.'

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★ 108 names of Goddess Durga - Ashtottara Sata namavali ★ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The following is a list of 108 names of Goddess Durga, which are collectively known as Ashtottara Sata namavali of Mother Durga... Lord Shiva narrates to Mata Parvati the 108 names of Durga Mata by the means of which Durga or Sati can be pleased. Lord Shiva speaks : O Parvati, the One Who has a lotus-like face! I am telling You those one-hundred and eight names, by the means of which Durga or Sati can be pleased. 108 Names of Ma Durga 1. श्री Shree Auspicious 2. उमा Uma Mother or Lady of the Mountains 3. भारती Bharati Goddess of Speech 4. भद्रा Bhadra 5. शर्वाणी Sharvani Consort of Sharva 6. विजया Vijaya Conqueror 7. जया Jaya The Victorious 8. वाणी Vani 9. सर्वगताय Sarvagataya 10. गौरी Gauri Goddess of Purity and Posterity 11. वाराही Varahi Shakti of Varaha, A Sow Headed Goddess 12. कमलप्रिया Kamalapriya 13. सरस्वती Saraswati The Goddess of Learning 14. कमला Kamala 15. माया Maya She Who is Illusion 16. मातंगी Maatangi Goddess of Matanga 17. अपरा Apra 18. अजा Aja She Who Has No Birth 19. शांकभर्यै Shankbharye 20. शिवा Shiva Shiva's Half 21. चण्डी Chandi The Fierce Goddess 22. कुण्डलिनी Kundalini She Who Has the Form a Coil 23. वैष्णवी Vaishnavi The Invincible 24. क्रियायै Kriyayai 25. श्री Shri Auspicious 26. इन्दिरा Indira The Goddess Lakshmi, Wife of the God Vishnu 27. मधुमती Madhumati She Whose Nature is as Sweet as Honey 28. गिरिजा Girija Daughter of Himalaya 29. सुभगा Subhaga She Who is the Seat of all Prosperity 30. अंबिका Ambika The Mother of the Universe 31. तारा Tara One Who Ferries Across (Samsara) 32. पद्मावती Padmavati Possessing Lotus 33. हंसा Hansa 34. पद्मनाभसहोदरी Padmanabha sahodari She Who is Vishhnu's Sister 35. अपर्णा Aparna She Who Doesn't Eat Even Leaves While Fasting 36. ललितायै Lalita She Who is Pleasant, Charming, Desirable 37. धात्री Dhatri 38. कुमारी Kumari The Beautiful Adolescent 39. शिखवाहिन्यै Shikhvahinyai 40. शांभवी Shambhavi The Consort of Shambhava 41. सुमुखी Sumukhi She Who Has A Beautiful Face 42. मैत्र्यै Maitryai 43. त्रिनेत्रा Trinetra One Who Has Three-Eyes 44. विश्वरूपा Vishvarupa She Who Has The Whole Universe As Her Form 45. आर्य Aarya Goddess 46. मृडानी Mridani She Who Gives Pleasure 47. हींकार्यै Hinkaryai 48. क्रोधिन्यै Krodhinyai 49. सुदिनायै Sudinayai 50. अचल Achala The Immovable One 51. सूक्ष्म Sukshma Subtle 52. परात्परायै Paratpara She Who Is The Most Supreme Of The Supreme Ones 53. शोभा Shobha Brilliance 54. सर्ववर्णायै Sarvavarna All Coloured 55. हरप्रिया Haripriya 56. महालक्ष्मी Mahalakshmi She Who Is The Great Goddess Lakshmi 57. महासिद्धि Mahasiddhi 58. स्वधा Swadha Shape of Swadhadevi 59. स्वाहा Swaha Shape of Swahadevi (Auspicious) 60. मनोन्मनी Manonmani She Who is Shiva's Shakti 61. त्रिलोकपालिनी Trilokapalini 62. उद्भूतायै Udbhutayai 63. त्रिसन्ध्या Trisandhya Name of Goddess Durga 64. त्रिपुरान्तक्यै Tripurantakyai 65. त्रिशक्त्यै Trishaktyai 66. त्रिपदायै Tripadayai 67. दुर्गा Durga Remover of Distress 68. ब्राह्मी Brahmi Power of God Brahma 69. त्रैलोक्यवासिनी Trailokyavasini 70. पुष्करा Pushkara She Who Is Complete 71. अत्रिसुतायै Atrisutayai 72. गूढ़ा Gudha 73. त्रिवर्णा Trivarna 74. त्रिस्वरा Triswara 75. त्रिगुणा Triguna She Who Is Endowed With The Three Gunas Of Sattva, Rajas And Tamas 76. निर्गुणा Nirguna She Who Is Beyond All Three Gunas Of Nature, Namely Sattva, Rajas And Tamas 77. सत्या Satya The Truth 78. निर्विकल्पा Nirvikalpa She Who Is Free Of False Imaginings 79. निरन्जना Niranjana She Who Stays Unattached, Bound To Nothing 80. ज्वालिन्यै Jwalinyai 81. मालिनी Malini She Who Is Wearing Garlands 82. चर्चायै Charchayai 83. क्रव्यादोप निबर्हिण्यै Kravyadopa nibarhinyai 84. कामाक्षी Kamakshi She Whose Eyes Awaken Desire 85. कामिन्यै Kaminyai 86. कान्ता Kanta She Who Is Beautiful 87. कामदायै Kamdaayai 88. कलहंसिन्यै Kalahansinyai 89. सलज्जायै Salajjaayai 90. कुलजायै Kulajaayai 91. प्राज्ञ्यै Pragyai 92. प्रभा Prabha 93. मदनसुन्दरी Madanasundari 94. वागीश्वरी Vagishvari The Sovereign Goddess of Speech 95. विशालाक्षी Vishalakshi She Who Has Large Eyes 96. सुमङ्गली Sumangali She Who Is Eternally Auspicious 97. काली Kali Dark-Complexioned Goddess 98. मह��श्वरी Maheshvari She Who Is The Wife Of Maheshvara 99. चण्डी Chandi Great Goddess, Angry name of Goddess Shakti 100. भैरवी Bhairavi She Who Is The Wife Of Bhairava (Shiva) 101. भुवनेश्वरी Bhuvaneshvari She Who Is The Ruler Of The Universe 102. नित्या Nitya She Who Is Eternal 103. सानन्दविभवायै Sanandavibhvayai 104. सत्यज्ञाना Satyagyana She Who Is Truth, Knowledge And Bliss 105. तमोपहा amopaha She Who Removes The Ignorance Born Of Tamas 106. महेश्वरप्रियंकर्यै Maheshvarpriyankaryai 107. महात्रिपुरसुन्दर�� Maha Tripura Sundari She Who Is The Great Tripurasundari 108. दुर्गापरमेश्वर्यै Durgaparmeshvaryai https://ift.tt/2MKXeRz

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The Five Limbs (Panchanga) of Bala

Listen, Virachamunda, to the characteristics of jiva. It is supreme, whole, eternal, consisting of nothing, stainless. It is the ultimate atomic particle, the Natha, it is supreme Shiva, all pervading, it is above all, it is Hamsa, the soul of Shakti. It is the mind, the breath, the buddhi and the chitta, residing in the inspiration and expiration of the breath of all living beings. -Kaulajnananirnaya, VI, 4-6.

This is the first English translation of the five limbs, or panchanga, of the aspect of Goddess known as Bala Tripura. Bala means "girl", this aspect of the Red Goddess is the most highly erotic of Her three aspects, as the 1,000 names show. Bala is an adolescent woman, Tripurasundari a mother, and Tripurabhairavi a woman in whom menstruation has ceased.

Bala's root mantra is aim klim sauh and variations of this mantra are used in her daily ritual. Many tantrik devatas have manuals structured along similar lines. The devata is first visualised as residing in the heart, then later drawn out through the breath and "placed" in the yantra. On installation or invocation, various ritual accessories are offered, and the 1,000 adjectives (names) of the particular deity recited. The Devi is then drawn 'back' into one's heart, and the ritual concludes with various elements "cleaning up" the area of worship.

The five limbs of a ritual panchanga are Patala, Paddhati, Kavacha (Armour), 1,000 Names, and Stotra. The first gives the unfolding of the mantra, usually in coded form. It also describes the meditation image and the yantra of the devata, as well as various optional rites. The second limb describes the ritual worship, including worship of the avarana or attendants of the devata, which are really aspects of the god or goddess. The kavacha is an "armour" used to ward off evil and which may either be recited or written and then worn on the body. The fourth limb consists of the 1,000 names, of which there are very many sets in the tantrik literature. The fifth, the Stotra, is the hymn of praise of the ishtadevata, the tutelary devata of a tantrik sadhaka.

This particular manual comes from the Devirahasya, a large work which contains many other panchangas relating to different aspects of Shiva and Shakti.

Bala Patala

Seated on Kailasa Summit is Bhagavan, spouse of Uma, the God with a crescent Moon as His diadem, whose eyes are Sun, Moon and Fire, wearing an elephant skin, mighty, worshipped by the Gods, bowed to by hosts of Gandharvas, mighty Yakshas, and by gods and demons.

Having recited mantra, and having read sacred texts, rising up and bowing, Bhairavi questions the Lord.

Shri Bhairavi - Lord God, Ocean of Compassion, who reveals all Agamas, by Your grace I have heard of all the Vidyas, O Sureshvara. Now I would like to hear of Bala Tripurasundari. If this can be spoken of, declare the Vidya, O God Maheshvara.

Shri Bhairava -- Listen Devi, I speak of the five Limbed Manual (Panchanga) desired by sadhakas, (which consists of) Patala, Paddhati, Armour, 1,000 Names and King of Hymns. O Mahadevi, listen one-pointedly. Parameshani, Shri Bala is the Goddess bestowing both enjoyment and Liberation.

O Mahadevi, one may give away power, dominion, house and wealth. All these may be given away, but one should never give away this thing which is the best of all. In the Kali Yuga there is no other Vidya resembling this Vidya. It is said that Shri Bala Tripura gives siddhi quickly.

It should be passed on to peaceful disciples, and to those devoted to their Guru. One should not give this Vidya to the undevoted, O Parameshvari.

I will speak of the unfolding of the mantra, yantra, prastara, meditation, and the rites of the Devi, O Maheshvari. First, Deveshi, listen to the unfolding of the Mantra which bestows all fruit. It should be carefully concealed, whoever knows it becomes successful (Siddha).

One should place "Shakti" (Sauh) at the end of 'Vagbhava" (Aim) and "Kamaraja" (Klim), ending this with Namah. O Devi, this is the eight lettered Mantra of Bala. (There are) no obstacles, or impurity or restrictions attached to it, it causes one to become a Siddha, O Mahadevi, and is the King of Mantras in the Kali Yuga.

Dakshinamurti is the Seer, Pankti is the Metre for pronunciation, the Goddess if Tripura-Bala, "Aim" is the Seed, "Sauh" the Shakti. "Klim" is the linchpin. Its application is towards Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha.

One should do (six fold) Nyasa on the head, on the mouth, in the heart, on the feet, on the navel lotus and in all the limbs, O Devi.

One should do Nyasa according to the rules doing Seer, Hand and Limb nyasa, using the bijas of the mantra, O Maheshvari.

Now I speak of Her meditation, advantageous for all sadhakas:

I meditate on Bala, clothed in red, with a digit of the Moon as Her ornament, effulgent as the rising sun, with three eyes, holding a book and a rosary, showing the gestures of removing fear and giving, seated on a red lotus.

Having meditated in this way one should repeat the mantra which gives success. A pure sadhaka should prepare (the mantra by reciting it) 300,000 times.

Now I speak of the unfolding of the Yantra of Mahadevi, the Giver of both Enjoyment and Liberation, which is very hard to get to know of for any sadhaka.

Bindu, triangle, eight triangles, eight petals, adorned with three circles and enclosed in an earthsquare. This circle of Bala (and Her attendants) is the Destroyer of Pain, O Mountain-Born One!

One should worship the Shaktis of the pedestal when inscribing the Yantra. The pedestal Shaktis are Will (Iccha), Knowledge (Jnana), Action (Kriya), Lotus-Girl (Kamini), Giver of Sexuality (Kamadayini), Sexual Pleasure (Rati), Loving the Bliss of Sexual Pleasure (Ratipriyananda), and Mind-Born (Manonmani) lastly. One should place these Shaktis round the pedestal using the mantra "Vyoma Parvata Tartiya Sadashiva Mahapadam Pitha Padmasanaya Namah". This is the pedestal Mantra. Having put, in order, these 16 syllables around the image (Yantra) one should recite the root mantra.

One should invoke Devi and worship Her with the ritual accessories according to the rules. Having invoked the desired Devi in the centre of the yoni, one should worship in the triangle, in a similar way Sexual Love (Rati) on the left, Pleasure (Priti) on the right, and Mind-Born (Manobhava) at the apex. One should worship the six Limbs inside the yoni (i.e. central triangle) starting from the South East.

Outside the central yoni one should worship, from the East, in a clockwise direction, the Arrow-Devis. In the eight yoni-triangles one should worship the eight Shaktis called Beautiful Bhaga (Bhaga=female sexual organ), Bhaga, Nectar of Bhaga, Bhaga adorned with Flowers, Primordial Sexual Pleasure, The Flower of Sex, the Girdle of Sex, the Bliss of Sexual Love - these are the eight Shaktis.

In the filaments of the lotus one should worship Brahmi and so forth, and in the petals themselves the (eight) Bhairavas. One should also worship, in the petal tips, from the East in a clockwise direction, the Sacred Sites called Kamarupa, Malaya, Kaulagiri, Cauhara, Kulantaka, Jalandhara and Oddyana -- the eighth being Devikuta.

In the bhupura one should worship in the cardinal directions Heruka, Tripurantaka, Vetala, Agnijihva, Kalantaka, Kapalini, Ekapada, Bhimarupa, Mala and Hatakeshvara. (Also) in the directions one should worship Indra and the others with the (various) weapons.

Outside of this, in the directions, one should worship Vatuka, the Yoginis, Kshetrapala and Ganesha. In the intermediate points one should worship the (eight) Vasus, the Sun, and Shiva. One should worship all the elements and then the weapons.

First of all one should meditate on Bala in the embrace of Kameshvara in the centre; A Kaula should worship using the five makaras according to the rules of Kaulachara.

The sadhaka skilled in the mantra should worship Mahadevi in the bindu (of the yantra) with scent, unhusked rice, flowers, incense, flame and liquid oblation. This is called Layanga.

Listen to the rituals, O Parvati. Whosoever skilled in mantra who does this gains a share of success swiftly, it is certain. The (eight rites) are Paralysing, Deluding, Killing, Attracting, Subjugating, Driving Away, Peace Making and Healing.

This sadhana is the Quintessence, invisible, Dear One. One should not give this to those undevoted to Devi, and should keep it concealed and secret from pashus.

(1) On the first day of the Waxing Moon, Devi, having bathed and done the daily rite, one should go to a deserted place at midday. There one should do sacrifice by a 10th part using ghee, curd and so forth. One should do oblation to the Goddess, then immediately one is free to paralyse, this is certain.

(2) At dusk, in the cremation ground, one should recite (the mantra) on a seat made of owl feathers. One should do much sacrifice and by a tenth part of this give ghee, wine, grain, shoots and lotus seeds. Then one may delude the world.

(3) Having gone in the morning or at night to the place of Ghosts and Elementals (Cremation Ground), the mighty Hero should recite the Vidya of 16 letters in front of a cremation pyre. The mantrin should do much sacrifice of ghee, fragrant gums and hairs of chandalas in the burning funeral pyre. (In this way) one kills an enemy.

(4) On an eighth day of the Bright Fortnight the sadhaka should recite (the mantra) in secret. Having recited a myriad times using the root Vidya, and having meditated, O Charming One, one should do sacrifice of a 10th part giving ghee, lac, flowers, menstrual blood, wheat and bamboo shoots. (Then) one may attract women.

(5) Dearest, on a ninth day the ritualist, having bathed and done the daily rite, should offer much ghee, fish, eggs, lotus, pearls, and hair of deer. Doing sacrifice in this way, O Lady of Heroes, one is able to make people slaves.

(6) On the fourth Lunar Day of a Dark Fortnight one should recite the mantra at the arising of the Moon, Dearest. On a riverbank, seated in Shirsha Asana, the Hero should recite the mantra many times. One should sacrifice a 10th part of this, giving ghee, blue lotus, cloves, black pepper and tamarind. Then one may cause an enemy to flee.

(7) On a fifth night, O Deveshi, one should recite the mantra a myriad times. One should sacrifice a 10th of that and should offer ghee, fish, sugar cane and camphor - thus one may calm down great disputes, wars and adversities.

(8) On a great eighth day (of the dark Lunar fortnight) a person1 having bathed, should do sadhana on the best of pedestals. The hero should recite (the mantra) 10,000 times and should sacrifice a 10th part of that, giving ghee, camphor, grapes, many betel leaves, goat flesh and blood. Then one causes healing to occur.

This thing which is secret is the form of all, my very Self, O Deveshi, Secret. One should conceal it in the Kali Yuga. On Sundays etc. one should recite the mantra 10,000 times. Then one becomes Siddha, there should be no doubt about this! This celestial chapter is revealed because of Your love. Hide it! It should be concealed, hide it as You would conceal Your own yoni.

Shri Bala Paddhati

Now I will declare the Paddhati in its spoken form - the essence of Shri Bala Tripureshvari, the Giver of Happiness. Having done morning acts those who are devoted should worship Devi. This puja is fruitless for those impure at the Three (Twilights).

Extending from the base of the spine to the top of the head, like a lotus stem, a brilliant, white, slender thread, one should meditate on Devi, Giver of Subjugation, Great Good Fortune and Eloquence; as surrounded by a swarm of black bees; with braided hair garlanded with flowers; with a face marked with a jewel as her forehead mark; her mouth sweetly smiling, wearing a beautiful diadem; her head adorned with pearls and diamonds; with a slender crescent Moon as crest gem; her three bright eyes effulgent as a swarm of sapphire bees; with jewelled coiled earrings, the chief of which is as bright as the Sun: ornamented with shining pearls and gems of dazzling appearance; around her throat a necklace like a line of bees, beautiful and bedazzling, surpassing nectar in its beauty; adorned with beautiful and resplendent garments like the white water of the Ganga in flood; beautiful, sinuous graceful limbs, scented and sweet like creeping vines; covered in gold and by other precious metals, and by glistening jewels, glittering and bright; her beautiful feet and toes like red lotuses with their petals; as bright as the circle of the starry realm (Nakshatras); adorned with pearl-like blossoms; with her lower left hand holding a book and her upper right hand dispelling the fears of sadhakas; in her two right hands holding a rosary and bestowing boons; She herself being of the dazzling whiteness of snow, milk or the Moon; gracious and charming.

Armour of Shri Bala Tripurasundari

Shri Bhairavi said - Devadeva, Mahadeva, expander of devotees who please You, the Armour of Devi is hidden. Speak of this to Me!

Shri Bhairava -- Listen Devi, I speak of the Armour difficult to get even for gods. One should never reveal this high secret, which gives the wished for siddhi to a sadhaka. The Seer of the Armour is Dakshinamurti. Pankti is the Metre. The Devi is Tripurasundari. Its application in puja is the four aims of Mankind. She wears a pearl diadem, coiled earrings, armlets, a necklace of gems; pearl finger rings; effulgent bracelets and other jewels; a golden hip girdle, glittering anklets; her navel is adorned with a ruby, and she has a bracelet of shells, with a Kala of the Moon on her forehead. She holds a noose, a goad, a book and a rosary in her upper hands and the other hands.

May the Vagbhava Aim protect my head, and the Kamaraja Klim my heart! May the Shakti Bija Sauh protect me in my navel, genitals and feet!

May Aim Klim Sauh protect my face, and Bala shield me in my siddhi! May Ha Sa Ka La Hrim Sauh Bhairavi shield my throat, and may Sa Ka La Sundari shield me in the region of the navel!

[templepurohit]

★ 108 names of Goddess Durga - Ashtottara Sata namavali ★ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The following is a list of 108 names of Goddess Durga, which are collectively known as Ashtottara Sata namavali of Mother Durga... Lord Shiva narrates to Mata Parvati the 108 names of Durga Mata by the means of which Durga or Sati can be pleased. Lord Shiva speaks : O Parvati, the One Who has a lotus-like face! I am telling You those one-hundred and eight names, by the means of which Durga or Sati can be pleased. 108 Names of Ma Durga 1. श्री Shree Auspicious 2. उमा Uma Mother or Lady of the Mountains 3. भारती Bharati Goddess of Speech 4. भद्रा Bhadra 5. शर्वाणी Sharvani Consort of Sharva 6. विजया Vijaya Conqueror 7. जया Jaya The Victorious 8. वाणी Vani 9. सर्वगताय Sarvagataya 10. गौरी Gauri Goddess of Purity and Posterity 11. वाराही Varahi Shakti of Varaha, A Sow Headed Goddess 12. कमलप्रिया Kamalapriya 13. सरस्वती Saraswati The Goddess of Learning 14. कमला Kamala 15. माया Maya She Who is Illusion 16. मातंगी Maatangi Goddess of Matanga 17. अपरा Apra 18. अजा Aja She Who Has No Birth 19. शांकभर्यै Shankbharye 20. शिवा Shiva Shiva's Half 21. चण्डी Chandi The Fierce Goddess 22. कुण्डलिनी Kundalini She Who Has the Form a Coil 23. वैष्णवी Vaishnavi The Invincible 24. क्रियायै Kriyayai 25. श्री Shri Auspicious 26. इन्दिरा Indira The Goddess Lakshmi, Wife of the God Vishnu 27. मधुमती Madhumati She Whose Nature is as Sweet as Honey 28. गिरिजा Girija Daughter of Himalaya 29. सुभगा Subhaga She Who is the Seat of all Prosperity 30. अंबिका Ambika The Mother of the Universe 31. तारा Tara One Who Ferries Across (Samsara) 32. पद्मावती Padmavati Possessing Lotus 33. हंसा Hansa 34. पद्मनाभसहोदरी Padmanabha sahodari She Who is Vishhnu's Sister 35. अपर्णा Aparna She Who Doesn't Eat Even Leaves While Fasting 36. ललितायै Lalita She Who is Pleasant, Charming, Desirable 37. धात्री Dhatri 38. कुमारी Kumari The Beautiful Adolescent 39. शिखवाहिन्यै Shikhvahinyai 40. शांभवी Shambhavi The Consort of Shambhava 41. सुमुखी Sumukhi She Who Has A Beautiful Face 42. मैत्र्यै Maitryai 43. त्रिनेत्रा Trinetra One Who Has Three-Eyes 44. विश्वरूपा Vishvarupa She Who Has The Whole Universe As Her Form 45. आर्य Aarya Goddess 46. मृडानी Mridani She Who Gives Pleasure 47. हींकार्यै Hinkaryai 48. क्रोधिन्यै Krodhinyai 49. सुदिनायै Sudinayai 50. अचल Achala The Immovable One 51. सूक्ष्म Sukshma Subtle 52. परात्परायै Paratpara She Who Is The Most Supreme Of The Supreme Ones 53. शोभा Shobha Brilliance 54. सर्ववर्णायै Sarvavarna All Coloured 55. हरप्रिया Haripriya 56. महालक्ष्मी Mahalakshmi She Who Is The Great Goddess Lakshmi 57. महासिद्धि Mahasiddhi 58. स्वधा Swadha Shape of Swadhadevi 59. स्वाहा Swaha Shape of Swahadevi (Auspicious) 60. मनोन्मनी Manonmani She Who is Shiva's Shakti 61. त्रिलोकपालिनी Trilokapalini 62. उद्भूतायै Udbhutayai 63. त्रिसन्ध्या Trisandhya Name of Goddess Durga 64. त्रिपुरान्तक्यै Tripurantakyai 65. त्रिशक्त्यै Trishaktyai 66. त्रिपदायै Tripadayai 67. दुर्गा Durga Remover of Distress 68. ब्राह्मी Brahmi Power of God Brahma 69. त्रैलोक्यवासिनी Trailokyavasini 70. पुष्करा Pushkara She Who Is Complete 71. अत्रिसुतायै Atrisutayai 72. गूढ़ा Gudha 73. त्रिवर्णा Trivarna 74. त्रिस्वरा Triswara 75. त्रिगुणा Triguna She Who Is Endowed With The Three Gunas Of Sattva, Rajas And Tamas 76. निर्गुणा Nirguna She Who Is Beyond All Three Gunas Of Nature, Namely Sattva, Rajas And Tamas 77. सत्या Satya The Truth 78. निर्विकल्पा Nirvikalpa She Who Is Free Of False Imaginings 79. निरन्जना Niranjana She Who Stays Unattached, Bound To Nothing 80. ज्वालिन्यै Jwalinyai 81. मालिनी Malini She Who Is Wearing Garlands 82. चर्चायै Charchayai 83. क्रव्यादोप निबर्हिण्यै Kravyadopa nibarhinyai 84. कामाक्षी Kamakshi She Whose Eyes Awaken Desire 85. कामिन्यै Kaminyai 86. कान्ता Kanta She Who Is Beautiful 87. कामदायै Kamdaayai 88. कलहंसिन्यै Kalahansinyai 89. सलज्जायै Salajjaayai 90. कुलजायै Kulajaayai 91. प्राज्ञ्यै Pragyai 92. प्रभा Prabha 93. मदनसुन्दरी Madanasundari 94. वागीश्वरी Vagishvari The Sovereign Goddess of Speech 95. विशालाक्षी Vishalakshi She Who Has Large Eyes 96. सुमङ्गली Sumangali She Who Is Eternally Auspicious 97. काली Kali Dark-Complexioned Goddess 98. महेश्वरी Maheshvari She Who Is The Wife Of Maheshvara 99. चण्डी Chandi Great Goddess, Angry name of Goddess Shakti 100. भैरवी Bhairavi She Who Is The Wife Of Bhairava (Shiva) 101. भुवनेश्वरी Bhuvaneshvari She Who Is The Ruler Of The Universe 102. नित्या Nitya She Who Is Eternal 103. सानन्दविभवायै Sanandavibhvayai 104. सत्यज्ञाना Satyagyana She Who Is Truth, Knowledge And Bliss 105. तमोपहा amopaha She Who Removes The Ignorance Born Of Tamas 106. महेश्वरप्रियंकर्यै Maheshvarpriyankaryai 107. महात्रिपुरसुन्दरी Maha Tripura Sundari She Who Is The Great Tripurasundari 108. दुर्गापरमेश्वर्यै Durgaparmeshvaryai https://ift.tt/2uj8mcb