Devi Mandir

Temple of Divine Mother

Here is a great collection of mantras that can be used throughout the day for various purposes. Do you want a mantra for offering food, curing illness, or simply a mantra to surrender to the Divine Mother? You will find it all and more…

Maha Lakshmi Ashtakam

Download the pdf file  Mahalakshmi_Ashtakam from the Lakshmi Puja Book.  It contains the Original Devanagari, Sanskrit Transliteration and English Translation. You can also to the beautiful singing of the mantras of the Maha Lakshmi Ashtakam by Shree Maa.      

Om Hrim Chum Chamundayai Svaha

ॐ ह्रीं चूं चामुण्डायै स्वह oṃ hrīṃ cūṃ cāmuṇḍāyai svaha Oṃ                 Infinite Beyond Conception Hrīṃ               Maya, Stuff of Consciousness, Objects of Perception Cūṃ               She Who Moves in the Present Circumstance, in Perfect Harmony and Balance Cāmuṇḍā      Slayer of Anger and Passion, Moves in the Head or the Paradigm of Reality Yai                  Grantor of Boons […]

Saraswati Kavacham

Mantras from the Saraswati Kavacham: Full text and Roman transliteration of the Saraswati Kavacham from the Devi Bhagavatam is available for download in PDF format here: Saraswati Kavacham

Shiva Kavach

A Kavach is an armor, or shield. When we chant the Shiva Kavach, we request Lord Shiva to protect us from all negativities and enemies. This presentation has both the Sanskrit and the Roman transliteration. The Shiva Kavach is available for free download here: Shiva Kavach

Siddha Kunjika Stotram

No one of the limbs of the Chaṇḍī Pāṭhaḥ is capable of conveying the entire secret of the Glory of the Goddess. But the Siddha Kuñjika Stotram is capable of granting the fruits of the Chaṇḍī once we understand it.  The Siddha Kuñjika Stotram is the Song That Gives the Key to Perfection. It is […]

Devi Prapannarti Hare Mantra

The Devi Prapannārti Mantra is Verse 3 from Chapter 11 of the Chaṇḍī Pāṭhaḥ. Shree Maa often asks us to chant this mantra daily as a prayer for peace. “Devi Prapannārti Hare” means, “Oh Goddess, you who remove the distress of all who take refuge in You.” “Devi” means Goddess. “Prapanna” refers to one who takes […]

Tarpan Viddhi

Each of us is born with three debts of karma. We owe a debt to the Gods and Goddesses, which we discharge by making this world a better place because of our having been here. We owe a debt to our ancestors, which we discharge by respecting the elderly the way we will want to […]