Vanadurgā Upaniṣad 1.2
Vanadurgopaniṣad 1.2
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- Sanskrit
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hemaprakhyāmindukhaṇḍāntamauliṃ śaṅkhāriṣṭābhītihastāṃ triṇetrām |
hemābjasthāṃ pītavastrāṃ prasannāṃ devīṃ durgāṃ divyarūpāṃ namāmi ||
Resembling gold, having the crescent moon upon her crown, holding conch, discus, boon, and fearlessness in her hands, three-eyed, / seated on a golden lotus, clad in yellow garments, gracious—I bow to goddess Durgā of divine form.
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vanadurgopaniṣat udyadbhāsvatsamābhāṃ vidhṛtanavajapāmindukhaṇḍāvabaddhāṃ jyotirmauliṃ triṇetrāṃ vividhamaṇiralasatkuṇḍalāṃ padmakāñcīm |
hāragraiveyabhūṣāṃ maṇiguṇavalayādyairvicitrāmbarāḍhyāṃ ambāṃ pāśāṅkuśāḍhyāmabhayavarakarāṃ mañjukāntāṃ namāmi ||
The Vanadurgā Upaniṣad: / Shining like the rising sun, bearing fresh China roses, bound with the crescent moon, having a crest of light, three-eyed, with earrings glittering with various gems, with a lotus girdle, / adorned with necklaces and neck-ornaments, endowed with diverse garments [and] bracelets of gem-strings and the like, endowed with noose and goad, having hands showing fearlessness and boon, charmingly radiant—I bow to the Mother.
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- Vanadurgāpūjā — Sanskrit