This part of the Sanskrit Chandi Path Recitation is Swami chanting the Durga Dvatrimsanama Mala, the Rosary of 32 Names of Durga. The 32 Names of Durga highlight the Goddess’s activities as the Reliever of Difficulties. It is a very power stotram.

This part of the Sanskrit Chandi Path Recitation is Swami chanting the Devyaparadha Kshamapana Stotram, A Song Seeking Forgiveness from the Goddess for the Commission of Offenses. This Stotram asks for forgiveness for any mistakes made during the recitation of the Chandi Path as well as those we have made in our lives.

This part of the Sanskrit Chandi Path Recitation is Swami chanting Kshama Prarthanam, Prayer for Forgiveness. The Divine Mother is always ready to forgive anyone who asks sincerely.

This part of the Sanskrit Recitation of the Chandi Path is Swami chanting the Siddha Kunjika Stotram, The Song Which Gives the Key to Perfection. This stotram explains the Navarna Mantra, Om Aim Hrim Klim Chamundayai Vicche, and is recited to attain success in the perfect recitation of the Chandi Path.

This part of the Sanskrit Chandi Path Recitation is Shree Maa singing Chandi Ma Ki Arati. This is the song which says “Be Victorious!” to the Goddess Chandi again and again.

This part of the Sanskrit Chandi Path Recitation is Shree Maa singing Bhagavati Stutih, A Song of Praise to the Supreme Goddess. This is a beautiful song in which we sing of the Divine Mother as the Foremost in exsistence. We remember, we bow to her and praise her.

This part of the Sanskrit Chandi Path Recitation is Swami singing Devi Mayi, Manifestation of the Goddess. This is a beautiful song in which we say to the Divine Mother may our lives be spent without other thoughts in singing your praises and offering you our devotion.

This part of the Sanskrit Chandi Path Recitation is Shree Maa singing the Pranamah. The Pranamah is the final bowing down with devotion chanted at the end of the Chandi Path. In this way we remember the Goddesses limitless qualities and express to her our pure devotion and appreciation for having been able to recite the Chandi Path.