🌷 Prardhana Slokam

siddha gandharva yakshaadyaiH asuraira marairapi
sevyamānā sadā bhūyāt siddhidā siddhidāyini’

🌷 Sri Rajarajeswari Devi Stotram 🌷

ambaa shambhavi chandramoulirabalaaparnaa umaa parvatee
kālī haimavatī śivā trināyanee kātyāyanī bhairavī |
savitri navayauvanaa shubhakari samrajyalakshmipradaa
cidrūpī paradevatā bhagavatī śrīrājarājeshvarī ||

🌷 Alankaram: Sri Rajarajeshwari Devi

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Siddhidatri, the ninth form of energy, gives all siddhas. Legend has it that Goddess Parvati attained the half-body part of Parameswara due to her compassion. If you pray to her, you will get the amrita path, which is blissful.

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‘Siddhidatri’ is the name of the ninth Shakti Swaroopa of Maa Durga. She gives all kinds of siddhas. In the Markandeya Purana, the Siddhas are mentioned in eight types:

1) Anima, 2) Mahima, 3) Garima, 4) Laghima, 5) Prapti, 6) Prakamya, 7) Ishita, and 8) Vasitva.

In the Brahmavaivarta Purana, the Siddhas are defined as ashtadasa types in the birth continent of Sri Krishna. Those…

1) Anima, 2) Laghima, 3) Prapti, 4) Prakamyam, 5) Mahima, 6) Ishitva Vasitvas, 7) Sarvakamavasaita, 8) Sarvajnatva, 9) Doorasravanam, 10) Parakaya Pravesh, 11) Vaksiddhi, 12) Kalpavrikshatva, 13) Creation, 14) Destructive Capacity, 15) Immortality, 16) Sarvanyayakata, 17) Sarvanyatva, 17) Sarvanyatva, 16) Sarvanyayakata, 17) Sarvanyatva, 16) Sarvanyatva.

Mother Siddhidatri can bestow all these siddhas on the devotees and seekers. The Devi Purana states that Parameswara obtained all these siddhas by the grace of the Goddess. This Siddhidatri Mata was kind to Lord Shiva and became half of his body. Therefore, he became Ardhanarishvara.

Siddhidatri Devi is Chaturbhuja and Simhavahana. The form of this goddess is seated on the lotus. She holds a wheel in one hand on the right. The other hand holds a mace. On the left, she holds a conch shell in one hand and a lotus in the other.

She is the form of the Goddess who is worshipped on the ninth day of the Navratri Mahotsava. On the ninth day, all the siddhas become karatalamalakam for those who worship her with complete devotion and follow the prescribed procedures. There is nothing impossible for her in creation. With the grace of this Mother, the upasaka is capable of conquering this universe.

Every person must constantly strive to be worthy of the grace of this Siddhidatri Mata. Under the influence of this Mother's kindness, one can become detached from the infinite forms of sorrow. One not only attains all pleasures but also attains moksha.

The ‘Siddhidatri’ avatar was the last of the Navadurgas. During the first eight days, the eight avatars of Goddess Durga should be worshipped with devotion, and on the ninth day, the upasaka should be engaged in the worship of Siddhidatri. As soon as the worship of this goddess is complete, all the worldly and transcendental mental rites of devotees and seekers will be fulfilled.

The devotee who is worthy of the grace of Mother Siddhidatri will have no desires left. Such a devotee transcends all forms of social desires, needs, and interests. Mentally, the devotee wanders in the divine world of Goddess Bhagwati. The goddess constantly enjoys the kruparasamrita, and the devotee becomes averse to worldly pleasures.

For such people, the presence of Goddess Bhagwati is everything. As soon as they receive this Supreme Word, they do not need any other worldly objects.

It is our duty to constantly worship Maa Durga according to the prescribed rules and regulations in order to reach her presence. We are taught that this samsara is shallow because of the influence of remembering Goddess Bhagwati and performing dhyana pujas. Tanmahattvana is the path to the true, blissful amrita path that we attain.

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