This Sahasranama is used in various modes for the worship of the Divine Mother. Lalita Sahasranama names the various attributes of the Divine Mother, and all these names are organised in the form of a hymn. It is a principal text of Shakti worshippers. The Lalita Sahasranama is held as a sacred text for the worship of the Divine Mother, Lalita (and is also used in the worship of Durga, Kali, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Bhagavathi, etc. Of these Lalita Sahasranama is held the sacred to Lalita Devi and Shakti Worship. There are many Sahasranamas dedicated to Devi including Gangastava, Bhavanistava, Gayatristava, Kalistava, Lakshmistava, Sarasvatistava, Rajarajeshvaristava, Balastava, Syamalastava and Lalitastava. Lalitha Sahasra Naama imparts saadhaka both spiritual and material upliftment. Lalitha Sahasra Naama is one of the principal texts of Sakta Cult the other two being are Durga Sapta Sati and Soundarya Lahari. The Bhavani Nāma Sahasra Stuti is the choice of Kashmiri Pandits and the Kali Sahasranāma is mostly chanted by Bengalis. The Ganesha Sahasranama is mainly chanted by Ganapatya. While the Vishnu and Shiva Sahāsranamas are popular amongst all Hindus, the Lalita Sahasranama is mostly chanted in South India. Tantrikas chant the Bhavani Nāma Sahasra Stuti and the Kali Sahasranāma. 7- ShivaBhakta INTRODUCTION and ORIGIN Some of the most well known Sahasranamas are Vishnu sahasranama from Mahabharata, Shiva sahasranama from Book 13 of the Mahabharata, Lalita sahasranama and Ganesha sahasranama. Her kundalini form has been beautifully described. If you look at these meanings, you will certainly understand the concept of vimarsha or shakthi form of the Brahman, which is also called as saguna Brahman. These verses are also called mantras and compared to the verses of the Vedas. Reading it, meditating on the meaning of the names would lead to the fulfillment of all the wishes of the devotees. This is also called the Rahasya Nama Sahasra(the thousand secret names).
The slokas are organised in such a way that, Devi is described from "Head to Feet" (kEsAdhi pAdham). This depicts us the truth "One can worship Lalitha only if she wishes us to do so". This thousand namas or names were recited in the form of verses. This Lalitha Sahasranamam is said to have been recited by eight vak devis (vak devis – considered as authorities of sound and verses, Knowledgeable) in the presence of Lalithambigai at Her own request. Lord Hayagriva appeared before agastya and advised him that the worship of the Devi with the Lalita Sahasranama stotra is the best way to attain both spiritual and material upliftment. Rishi Agastya was dismayed with the ignorance and the pleasure seeking lives of people and worshipped Devi Kamakshi at Kanchi, one of the most revered Devi Shakti peethas, for a solution to uplift the masses. It was given to the great Rishi Agastya by Lord Hayagriva, an incarnation of Lord Vishhnu.
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refer to a detailed commentary and understand the complete meaning of each of these names.ShivaBhakta SREE LALITHA SAHASRANAMA STOTRAM / The Rahasya Nama Sahasra / “The Thousand Secret Names of Lalitha the Supreme Goddess” + AshtaLaxmi Stotram Explanation & Translation By Shiva Bhaktai shivabhakta at -1- ShivaBhakta -2- ShivaBhakta -3- ShivaBhakta -4- ShivaBhakta -5- ShivaBhakta -6- ShivaBhakta TABLE OF CONTENT Summary Introduction and Origin Benefits Structure of the composition – How to Chant? Manifestation of Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Procedure to recite the Lalitha Sahasranama Various Devi Mantras The Thousand Names – Lalitha Sahasranama Where can I listen to Lalitha Sahasranama? Lalitha Sahasranama – Translation - Panchadasi The Supreme Mantra Ashta Laxmi Stotram with Translation SUMMARY – The famous Lalita sahasranama Stotra can be found in the Brahmanda Purana. each of the 100 ॥0 ॥ names of shri lalita mahatripurasundari is beautiful and has a profound meaning to it. Shri lalita sahasranamam is presented in a name-by-name format with a brief meaning for each name. Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Stotram Introduction:
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