Lakshmi – Annapurna – Mother Lakshmi is the giver of wealth and prosperity. Sarswati is the Goddess Mother of wisdom, art, music and learning. Sundari – Sarswati – Sundari means the elegant one, the beautiful one. Durge or Durga is the invincible form of Mother Divine. Also known as Bhavtarini (Giver of freedom from the bondage of illusions). Kaali Durge – These are two different names and attributes of the Divine Mother. We try to give a short meaning of each name occurring in this song below. We will go through the names chanted and repeated in this song. The meaning and effect of the different names of Mother Goddess are different. माता भवानी नमो नमः … काली दुर्गे नमो नमः Meanings of the Names of Divine Mother in this song.Īs we listen and repeat the different names of Goddess with devotion we reach in different realm. Mata Bhavani Namo Namah …. Kaali Durge Namo Namah Kaali Durge Namo Namah Lyrics in English Shakti Kundalini Namo Namah …. Kaali Durge Namo Namah Girija Shankari Namo Namaha … Kaali Durge Namo Namah

Uma Parvati Namo Namaha …. Kaali Durge Namo Namah Laxmi Annapurna Namo Namaha …. Kaali Durge Namo Namah Sundari Saraswati Namo Namah …. Kaali Durge Namo Namah The previously posted Parmeshwari Jai Durge also creates the divine presence of the divine mother as we sing and repeat the names of Mother from heart with devotion. The lyrics of this devi bhajan is a repetition of divine mother’s name, the repetition of the name of divine form is very effective form of devotion in this age. This song is also very good for creating the divine and devotional atmosphere.

As I was reaching my breaking point, I looked at him in despair and he simply replied “What can I say? Kālī can be a b*tch.” We might argue over the choice of vocabulary here, but this blunt statement did align with a lot of what I would later learn about Kālī and more subtly redefine as “tough love”.Kali Durge Namo Namaha, another of devotional Devi song sung by Vikram Hazra, decorates this blog. While I was feeling more and more annoyed, Jason (who I recorded BOLO! with) was getting more and more amused. I was getting more and more frustrated, because I just couldn’t get it right.

I remember being in the recording studio and having to do this track over and over and over again.

In doing so, we hope to gain access to these ferocious forces within ourselves to help us let go of our egoic illusions, undergo inner transformation and attain spiritual liberation. It is therefore no coincidence that in this chant they are invoked at the same time. Durgā is usually referred to as the goddess of war, riding a tiger or lion, holding a different weapon in each of her hands.įor many, Kālī and Durgā are synonymous and they are addressed as the destroyer of our negative ego, as well as as a loving, nurturing and protecting mother. Kālī is known and feared as the dark goddess of time (which devours everything), wearing a necklace of skulls, her tongue sticking out of her mouth, sometimes dripping blood and covered with snakes. These two faces of Śakti demonstrate that this primal power can appear in any form at any time according to the need of the situation, and can be both fierce and loving. This mantra calls upon the great feminine force Śakti, personified in the warrior deities Kālī and Durgā. Kālī: goddess of time and death, fierce aspect of the goddess Durgā, consort of Śiva, literally “the black one”ĭurge: to Durgā, supreme goddess, divine mother, literally “the invincible”

Kali durge namo namah