#Lalita Chalisa

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ललिता चालीसा हिंदी अर्थ सहित (Lalita Chalisa with Hindi Meaning)

श्री ललिता चालीसा विडियो श्री ललिता चालीसा (Lalitha Chalisa) ॥ चौपाई ॥ जयति जयति जय ललिते माता, तब गुण महिमा है विख्याता। तू सुन्दरि, त्रिपुरेश्वरी देवी, सुर नर मुनि तेरे पद सेवी। तू कल्याणी कष्ट निवारिणी, तू सुख दायिनी, विपदा हारिणी। मोह विनाशिनी दैत्य नाशिनी, भक्त भाविनी ज्योति प्रकाशिनी। आदि शक्ति श्री विद्या रूपा, चक्र स्वामिनी देह अनूपा। हृदय निवासिनी भक्त तारिणी, नाना कष्ट विपति दल…

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Who is Lalita Mata, how did she originate?

It is told in Brahmanda Purana that taking the name of Lord Shiva once gives the same result as taking the name of Maha Vishnu a thousand times. Similarly, taking the name of Mother Lalita once gives results equal to taking 1000 names of Lord Shiva. Let us know what we will know in today's article:-

1. Who is Lalita Mata?

2. How did Lalita Mata originate?

3. Mantra of Lalita Mata and 10 Mahavidyas

4. Benefits and advantages of reciting Lalita Chalisa

1. Who is Lalita Mata?

Lalita is the form of Mother Goddess Sati-Parvati. Lalita Mata is also known as Tripura Sundari, Shodashi and Lalita Tripurasundari. Mata Tripura Sundari is one of the 10 Mahavidyas.

There are three forms of Mother Lalita. Tripura Sundari in the form of an 8 year old girl, Shodashi at the age of 16 and the young form of mother Lalita is known as Tripura Sundari. Mother Lalita Tripura Sundari is expert in 16 arts, that is why she is also called Shodashi. Lalita Mata's birth anniversary is celebrated every year on the full moon date of Magh month. During Navratri, Lalita Panchami fast is observed along with Skandamata on the fifth day of Navratri. It is also called Upang Lalita Vrat. According to the Puranas, Lalita Mata has two arms. This mother is of fair complexion and is seated on a bloody lotus. According to the Dakshinamargi scriptures, Goddess Lalita has the place of 'Chandi'. Their method of worship is similar to that of Goddess Chandi. The meditative form of Goddess Lalita is very bright and luminous. Lalita Mata can be worshiped anytime but worshiping her on Lalita Jayanti or Lalita Panchami has special significance. On the day of Lalita Jayanti, there is a crowd of devotees of Mother Goddess in the temples. Skandamata and Lord Shiva are also worshiped on this day.

By worshiping Goddess Lalita, devotees attain happiness, prosperity and salvation. People become free from the bondage of life and death.

Lalita Mata's name comes third among the 10 Mahavidyas. The fast of Lalita Panchami is considered very auspicious and auspicious. It is believed that the person who worships Lalita Devi with true heart and full devotion gets the special blessings of Lalita Mata. Regarding this fast, Lord Shri Krishna has said that this fast is going to give happiness and wealth. Those who are childless get the happiness of having children. This fast is observed to pray for the happiness and long life of the child. Next we will know the mantra of Lalita Mata and which are the 10 Mahavidyas. But before that let us know the origin story of Lalita Mata.

2. How did Lalita Mata originate?

In the Puranas we find two stories about the origin of Lalita Mata. According to the story of Devi Purana, the story of origin of Lalita Mata is related to the sacrifice (death) of Mother Sati. Who is Goddess Sati? Let us know how the story of mother Lalita's origin is connected with her death.

Sati Ji, the incarnation of Mother Adishakti, is the daughter of Maharaj Daksh. When Sati saw Lord Shiva, she became fascinated by him and decided to marry him. Despite Maharaj Daksh not wanting, he married Sati to Lord Shiva.

Although Maharaj Daksh married Sati to Lord Shiva but he was not satisfied with that marriage. Mother Sati married as per her wish. Daksh did not like anything about Shivaji's behavior or attire.

Brahma Ji gave Maharaj Daksh the post of guardian of the people i.e. Prajapati. After getting the post of Prajapati, Maharaj Daksh became more arrogant. Often the attainment of great authority leads to arrogance in the mind. Who is like this in the world? One who is not intoxicated by attaining dominance. Once Brahma ji organized a religious assembly to formulate the religion. Great sages and gods were present in this religious gathering. Lord Shiva was also present in that meeting.

When Daksh Prajapati arrived there, all the sages, sages and gods stood up to welcome him. Only Brahma ji and Lord Shankar remained sitting at their places. Brahma ji is the mental father of Daksh Prajapati. Daksh bowed to Lord Brahma. Daksh Prajapati did not like Shankar ji sitting because Brahma ji was his father, hence he felt it was right for him not to stand, but Shiv ji was his son-in-law, so his not standing and not greeting him felt like an insult to Daksh. Prajapati Daksh was especially pained by the fact that his son-in-law Shankar ji did not salute him. Distressed by this, Maharaja Daksh strongly condemned Shankar ji. Shankar ji was called uncivilized and corrupt. They even cursed him that he would not get any part in any yagya. Even after this, Maharaj Daksh's anger did not subside.

Prajapati Daksh organized a huge yagya with the aim of humiliating Lord Shankar. All the sages, sages, gods and goddesses were invited to that yagya but Shankar ji and Mata Sati were not invited for the yagya. Seeing all the sages, sages and gods leaving in their respective planes, Goddess Sati asks Shankar ji where all these people are going. Then Lord Bholenath Shankar ji tells Devi Sati that your father Maharaj Daksh has organized a huge yagya. All these people are going to participate in that yagya. Goddess Sati said – Lord, I have not gone to my maternal home for a long time, a Yagya is being performed there, so my sisters will also definitely come. If you have permission, then both of us should also go there, even though they have not invited us, but it has been said that permission is not required to go to parents and teachers. Lord Shankar ji said that you are absolutely right that one does not need permission to go to parents and teachers. One can visit parents' and teachers' places even without inviting them. But here the matter is different. If someone believes in opposition then there is no benefit in going there. Maharaj Daksh does not like our coming there, he has deliberately not invited us, hence it would not be entirely appropriate to go there. Therefore, O Goddess, it would be appropriate to give up the idea of ​​going there.

Even after the persuasion of Lord Shiva, Mother Sati started insisting on going to the Yagya. When Mother Sati did not agree, Lord Shankar ji sent her along with his followers Veerbhadra and Nandi. When Sati reached her peak, everyone started ignoring her. Maharaja Daksh did not show him any respect. When the sisters saw her, they started smiling sarcastically and said among themselves that look, Sati has come without invitation. There he met only his mother with love. When Goddess Sati came to the Yagyashala, she saw that all the gods had come there but no one had come there for Lord Shiva. Sati asks her father Maharaj Daksh why such contempt for Lord Shiva? Maharaj Daksh says very good and bad things about Shiva, he says that he does not consider Shiva as a god. He is the master of ghosts and devils. Gonna be naked. The one who applies crematorium ashes to his body and wears a garland of bones is not worthy of sitting in the ranks of the gods. Who will give him away? Hearing the words of Maharaj Daksh, Sati's eyes turned red in anger and she started saying that even if the name of Lord Shiva comes up in the context of conversation unexpectedly, all the sins of the person taking his name are destroyed. Who has the power to destroy the entire creation in a moment. They are my master. You hate Shiva like this. Your end is near, Maharaj.

For a woman, her husband is heaven. A woman who hears derogatory words about her husband has to go to hell. You have hatred towards Lord Shiva. Therefore, I will immediately abandon this body of mine, born from your intercourse, because this body is like a skeleton for me. Saying this, Sati meditated on Lord Shiva and burnt her body in the fire of Yagya Kund. Mother Sati's divine love for her husband is a great role model for women even today. Angered by her father's insult to her husband, Sati jumped into the Yagya Kund and sacrificed her life. It is from here that the story of Sati becoming Shakti begins. Seeing Mata Sati immolating herself in the Yagya Kund, Veerbhadra got angry and cut off Daksh's head and threw it away. When Lord Shiva came to know about this, he became distraught in love for Mother Sati and lost his senses. After this, Lord Shiva became sad and started the Tandava dance by carrying the body of Mother Sati on his head. He started roaming around the world carrying the dead body of Mata Sati on his shoulder. Due to this condition of Lord Shiva, the order of the entire world started deteriorating.

Seeing such a dire situation, Lord Vishnu was forced to cut the body of Mother Sati into pieces with his Sudarshan Chakra. After this, wherever the body parts of Mata Sati fell, Shakti from her body parts began to reside at those places in various forms and Shakti Peethas were formed there. In this way, wherever Sati's body parts and jewelery fell, Shaktipeeths came into existence.

There is mention of 108 Shaktipeeths in Devi Bhagwat, while 72 Shaktipeeths are mentioned in Devi Geeta. Whereas 51 Shaktipeeths have been discussed in Devi Purana. It is said that Mother Sati's heart had fallen in Naimishrai. Goddess Sati left her body with Lord Shankar in her heart. By keeping Lord Shankar in the heart, she is called by the name of Lalita. Therefore Naimish is considered to be a Linga Dharini Shakti Peetha place, here Lord Shiva is worshiped in the form of Linga and there is a temple of Mother Lalita Devi here.

3. Mantra of Lalita Mata and 10 Mahavidyas

Dasa Mahavidya – 10 forms of Goddess Shakti

1. Kali

2. star

3. Shodashi

4. Bhuvaneshwari

5. Bhairavi

6. Chhinnamasta

7. Dhumavati

8. Baglamukhi

9. Matangi

10. Kamala

Mantra of Lalita Mata:

'Om Shreem Hreem Kleem Ain Sau: Om Hreem Shreem Ka Ee La Hreem Ha S Ka Haal Hreem Sakal Hreem Sau: Aem Kleem Hreem Shreem Namah.'

4. Benefits and advantages of reciting Lalita Chalisa

Worship of any deity or god yields the desired results only when it is done with a true heart. We have written a separate detailed article on what are the benefits of reciting Shri Lalita Chalisa with full devotion and true heart. You can read that article by clicking below.

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ललिता माता चालीसा : जयति जयति जय जय ललिते माता

ललिता माता चालीसा : जयति जयति जय जय ललिते माता

श्री  ललिता माता चालीसा हिंदी में  Lalita Mata Chalisa in Hindi   ललिता माता चालीसा पाठ करने से जीवन में  सुख- समृद्धि वैभव में वृद्धि होती है। ललिता माता की कृपा से विवे�� और ज्ञान की प्राप्ति होती हैं ! रीद्धि-सिद्धि, बल-बुद्धि, धन-दोलत और भक्त सारी तकलीफों से दूर हो जाता हो जाता हैं ! इसलिए माता की आराधना अवश्य करनी चाहिए !   -: अन्य चालीसा संग्रह :-  अन्नपूर्णा चालीसा  माँ बगलामुखी चालीसा श्री…

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जयति जयति जय ललिते माता, तब गुण महिमा है विख्याता। तू सुन्दरि, त्रिपुरेश्वरी देवी, सुर नर मुनि तेरे पद सेवी।

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In the month of Chaitra , the Mother Goddess is invoked on the auspicious occasion of Navaratri which also marks the beginning of Indian lunar year. This Navaratri is also known as Vasantha Navaratri , as nature rejuvenates itself during this time. Nature is a living manifestation of Goddess which can be seen physically. Different traditions invoke her different forms such as Lalita Maha Tripurasundari , Raja Shyamalambika , Chandi , Shakambhari and other vidyas during these days to earn the grace of Aadi Shakti. Mother Goddess is easily pleased with the worship performed during the days of Navaratri , as mentioned in Shrimad Devi Bhagawatam. People who aren't initiated in any form of Devi Upasana can perform simple panchopachara puja to Bhagawati which involves only five offerings which are Gamdha ( sandalwood , Kumkum and turmeric powder ) , Pushpa ( flowers ) , Dhoopa ( incense ) , Deepa ( lamp ) , Naivedya ( offering of food / prasada ) and Karpura Aarti ( Camphor ). Recitation of her Auspicious chants such as Sri Lalita Sahesranama , Devi Khadgamala , Soundarya Lahari , Durga Chalisa etc is essential to imbibe her quality / nature during these days . Worship of the living Goddess which can be a Bala ( small girl ) , Kumari ( teenage girl ) and a Suvasini ( married woman ) can also be performed either during all the nine days or during the Ashtami and Navami days. Worship of the living Goddess is performed to feel the presence of Devi in all living beings. To bring one closer to self realization and fulfillment of desires is possible through the worship of Goddess in a living female. As per Chandi Saptashati " striyah samasta sakala jagatsu ", all women are considered as living manifestation of Shakti. If you are not initiated in any form of Shakti Upasana you can perform the simple panchopachara puja to the living Goddess and can recite Lalita Sahesranama . Navaratris are wonderful opportunities to bring grace and auspiciousness in one's life. During these days one can work on their Spiritual growth which takes place when an individual's awareness moves from physical confinement to experience of Divine in all existence. Devi's blessings can make a buffo (at Kew Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNntBILDau6oQMAF7PDjPPoW0uPP_avpEVH5AA0/?igshid=14srhcnfy3fxz

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