Jai Mata Di. Shri Durga Gayatri {27 Repetitions}
Haum/Aum/Om Girijaye Vidmahe Shiva Priyaye Dhimhi Tanno Durga Prachodyat Due to upload restrictions below to 10 minutes per video I've uploaded 27 repetitions n Kindly repeat 4 times of this video + one single Mantra to complete your one Mala jaap of 108+1. Maa Durga Ji is another incarnation of Parvati, the wife of Shiva and a Divine Mother Herself. She is the Mother who is in a rage to protect her children from danger. She was produced from the radiance of all the gods and represents the unified forces of light. Shiva gave her a trident (Trishool), Vishnu gave her a discus (Chakra), Varuna gave her a conch (Shank), Marut gave her the bow and arrow, Indra gave her the thunderbolt, Yama, lord of Death, gave her a scepter, Brahma gave her a water pot, Kala, Lord of Time, gave her the sword and shield, Vishwakarma gave her an axe and armor and the Sun God gave her his radiance. Thus Durga is a woman of power, courage, justice, fearlessness, valour, wisdom and radiance and becomes an invincible warrior A Goddess who destroys evil! Recite Durga Gayathri to fight suffering, injustice, diseases, poverty, delusion, envy, depression and emotional vices. It is intriguing that Goddess Durga violates the model of a Hindu woman. She is not submissive, she is not subordinated to a male deity, she does not fulfill household duties and she excels at what is traditionally a male function - fighting a battle. She reverses the normal role for female, not leading her power to a male consort <b>...</b>
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