Stotras and sacred texts
Devi Stotras
Hymns, kavachas, and names of the Goddess as Durga, Kamakhya, and Kali, each with the full text, meaning in English and Hindi, and its source.
⚡ KEY TAKEAWAYS: Devi Stotras
- This section gathers texts to the Goddess as Durga, Kamakhya and Kali.
- It includes the Siddha Kunjika Stotram, the thirty-two names of Durga, the meditation, hymn and kavacha of Kamakhya, and the hundred names of Kali.
- Each page names its printed source and gives the full text with its meaning in English and Hindi.
Key Terms
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Devi | The Goddess |
| Durga Saptashati | The seven hundred verses on the Goddess from the Markandeya Purana |
| Kunjika | “Key”, the hymn said to unlock the Saptashati |
| Kamakhya | The Goddess of Kamarupa in Assam |
| Kalika Purana | The Purana that describes the worship of Kamakhya |
| Shatanama | A hymn of a hundred names |
| Kavacha | An “armour” hymn of protection |
Siddha Kunjika Stotram
The key to the Durga Saptashati
Gupta Siddha Kunjika Stotram
The hidden Kunjika, from the Damara Tantra
Brihat Maha Siddha Kunjika Stotram
The great Kunjika, in its longest form
Shri Durga Dvatrimshat Namavali
The thirty-two names of Durga
Kamakhya Dhyanam and Stotram
Meditation and hymn to the Goddess of Kamarupa
Kamakhya Kavacham
The protective armour of the Goddess of Kamarupa
Kali Shatanama Stotram
The hundred names of Kali, from the Mundamala Tantra