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Parvati, also known as Uma or Gauri, embodies power, energy, nourishment, harmony, love, beauty, devotion, and motherhood in Hindu mythology. She is a symbol of the primordial energy, often referred to as Mahadevi or Adi Shakti, that believed to be the fundamental force behind the creation and destruction of the universe. As a physical representation of this energy, Parvati holds a central position in the goddess-oriented Shakti sect and is revered as the supreme deity in Shaivism. She, along with Lakshmi and Saraswati, forms the Tridevi, the holy triumvirate of goddesses.
As the cherished consort of Lord Shiva, Parvati is seen as the reincarnation of Sati, Shiva's first wife who sacrificed herself in a yajna, or fire-sacrifice. She personifies divine energy, connecting man and woman, a representation similar to the dynamic interplay of Shiva and Shakti. Born to mountain-king Himavan and queen Mena, Parvati is revered as the mother of Lord Ganesha and Lord Kartikeya. Incidentally, she is also mentioned to be the sister of the river goddess Ganga and the preserver god Vishnu in various Puranas.
Devotional practices like Aarti, Chalisa, and Stotram are commonly performed in her honor by her devotees. Aarti, an integral part of Hindu rituals, is a devotional offering of light to Parvati, signifying purity and dispelling darkness. The Chalisa, comprising forty verses of praises, is recited to seek her blessings and protection. The Stotram, a hymn or a mantra, is chant in veneration of Parvati, inviting her grace and power to guide and nourish the devotee's life. These practices enhance a devotee's spiritual connection and attunement with the deity, fostering a sense of devotion and dedication.
श्री पार्वती चालीसा
॥ दोहा ॥
जय गिरी तनये दक्षजे
शम्भू प्रिये गुणखानि ।
गणपति जननी पार्वती
अम्बे! शक्ति! भवानि ॥
॥ चौपाई ॥
ब्रह्मा भेद न तुम्हरो पावे ।
पंच बदन नित तुमको ध्यावे ॥
षड्मुख कहि न सकत यश तेरो ।
सहसबदन श्रम करत घनेरो ॥
तेऊ पार न पावत माता ।
स्थित रक्षा लय हिय सजाता ॥
अधर प्रवाल सदृश अरुणारे ।
अति कमनीय नयन कजरारे ॥
ललित ललाट विलेपित केशर ।
कुंकुंम अक्षत शोभा मनहर ॥
कनक बसन कंचुकि सजाए ।
कटी मेखला दिव्य लहराए ॥
कंठ मदार हार की शोभा ।
जाहि देखि सहजहि मन लोभा ॥
बालारुण अनंत छबि धारी ।
आभूषण की शोभा प्यारी ॥
नाना रत्न जड़ित सिंहासन ।
तापर राजति हरि चतुरानन ॥
इन्द्रादिक परिवार पूजित ।
जग मृग नाग यक्ष रव कूजित ॥
गिर कैलास निवासिनी जय जय ।
कोटिक प्रभा विकासिनी जय जय ॥
त्रिभुवन सकल कुटुंब तिहारी ।
अणु अणु महं तुम्हारी उजियारी ॥
हैं महेश प्राणेश तुम्हारे ।
त्रिभुवन के जो नित रखवारे ॥
उनसो पति तुम प्राप्त कीन्ह जब ।
सुकृत पुरातन उदित भए तब ॥
बूढ़ा बैल सवारी जिनकी ।
महिमा का गावे कोउ तिनकी ॥
सदा श्मशान बिहारी शंकर ।
आभूषण हैं भुजंग भयंकर ॥
कण्ठ हलाहल को छबि छायी ।
नीलकण्ठ की पदवी पायी ॥
देव मगन के हित अस किन्हो ।
विष लै आपु तिनहि अमि दिन्हो ॥
ताकी तुम पत्नी छवि धारिणी ।
दुरित विदारिणी मंगल कारिणी ॥
देखि परम सौंदर्य तिहारो ।
त्रिभुवन चकित बनावन हारो ॥
भय भीता सो माता गंगा ।
लज्जा मय है सलिल तरंगा ॥
सौत समान शम्भू पहआयी ।
विष्णु पदाब्ज छोड़ि सो धायी ॥
तेहि कों कमल बदन मुरझायो ।
लखी सत्वर शिव शीश चढ़ायो ॥
नित्यानंद करी बरदायिनी ।
अभय भक्त कर नित अनपायिनी ॥
अखिल पाप त्रयताप निकन्दिनी ।
माहेश्वरी हिमालय नन्दिनी ॥
काशी पुरी सदा मन भायी ।
सिद्ध पीठ तेहि आपु बनायी ॥
भगवती प्रतिदिन भिक्षा दात्री ।
कृपा प्रमोद सनेह विधात्री ॥
रिपुक्षय कारिणी जय जय अम्बे ।
वाचा सिद्ध करि अवलम्बे ॥
गौरी उमा शंकरी काली ।
अन्नपूर्णा जग प्रतिपाली ॥
सब जन की ईश्वरी भगवती ।
पतिप्राणा परमेश्वरी सती ॥
तुमने कठिन तपस्या कीनी ।
नारद सों जब शिक्षा लीनी ॥
अन्न न नीर न वायु अहारा ।
अस्थि मात्रतन भयउ तुम्हारा ॥
पत्र घास को खाद्य न भायउ ।
उमा नाम तब तुमने पायउ ॥
तप बिलोकी ऋषि सात पधारे ।
लगे डिगावन डिगी न हारे ॥
तब तब जय जय जय उच्चारेउ ।
सप्तऋषि निज गेह सिद्धारेउ ॥
सुर विधि विष्णु पास तब आए ।
वर देने के वचन सुनाए ॥
मांगे उमा वर पति तुम तिनसों ।
चाहत जग त्रिभुवन निधि जिनसों ॥
एवमस्तु कही ते दोऊ गए ।
सुफल मनोरथ तुमने लए ॥
करि विवाह शिव सों भामा ।
पुनः कहाई हर की बामा ॥
जो पढ़िहै जन यह चालीसा ।
धन जन सुख देइहै तेहि ईसा ॥
॥ दोहा ॥
कूटि चंद्रिका सुभग शिर,
जयति जयति सुख खानि
पार्वती निज भक्त हित,
रहहु सदा वरदानि ।
॥ इति श्री पार्वती चालीसा ॥
।। Doha ।।
Jay Giri Tanye Dakshaje Shambhu Priye Gunkhani |
Ganpati Janani Parvati, Ambe, Shakti, Bhavani ||
।। Chaupai ।।
Brahma Bhed Na Tumhare Pave |
Panch Badan Nit Tumko Dhyawe ||
Shadmukh Kahi Na Sakat Yash Tero |
Sahasbadan Shram Karat Ghanero ||
Tero Paar Na Pawat Mata |
Sthit Raksha Lay Hit Sajata ||
Adhar Praval Sadrish Arunare |
Ati Kamaniya Nayan Kajrare ||
Lalit Lalat Vilepit Keshar |
Kumkum Akshat Shobha Manohar ||
Kanak Basan Kanchuki Sajaye |
Kati Mekhla Divya Lahraye ||
Kanth Madar Haar Ki Shobha |
Jaahi Dekhi Sahajahi Man Lobha ||
Balarun Anant Vhavi Dhari |
Aabhushan Ki Shobha Pyari ||
Nana Ratna Jadit Sinhasan |
Taapar Raajit hari Chaturanan ||
Indradik Parivar Poojit |
Jag Mrig Naag Yaksh Rav Kujit ||
Gir Kailash Nivasini Jay Jay |
Kotikprabha Vikasini Jay Jay ||
Tribhuvan Sakal Kutumb Tihari |
Anu Anu Mahn Tumhari Ujiyari ||
Hain Mahesh Pranesh Tumhare |
Tribhuvan Ke Jo Nit Rakhvare ||
Unso Pati Tum Prapt Kinha Jab |
Sukrit Puratan Udit Bhaye Tab ||
Budha Bail Savari Jinki |
Mahima Ka Gave Kou Tinki ||
Sada Shamshan Vihari Shankar |
Aabhushan Hai Bhujang Bhayankar ||
Kanth Halahal Ko Chavi Chhayi |
Nilkanth Ki Padvi Paayi ||
Dev Magan Ke Hit As kinho |
Vish Lai Aapu Tinahi Ami Dinho ||
Taaki Tum patni Chavi Dharini |
Durit Vidarini Mangal Karini ||
Dekhi Param Soundrya Tiharo |
Tribhuvan Chakit Banavan Haro ||
Bhay Bhita So Mata Ganga |
Lajja May Hai Salil Taranga ||
Sout Saman Shambhu Pahaayi |
Vishnu Padabj Chhori So Dhayi ||
Tehiko Kamal badan Murjhayo |
Lakhi Satvar Shiv Shish Chadhayo ||
Nityanand kari Vardayini |
Abhay Bhakt Kar Nit Anpayini ||
Akhil Paap Traytaap Nikandani |
Maheshwari Himalay Nandini ||
Kaashi Puri Sada Man Bhayi |
Siddh Pith Tehi Aapu Banayi ||
Bhagvati Pratidin Bhiksha Datri |
Kripa Pramod Saneh Vidhatri ||
Ripukshay Kaarini Jay Jay Ambe |
Vacha Siddh Kari Avlambe ||
Gauri Uma Shankari Kali |
Annpurna Jag Pratipali ||
Sab Jan Ki Ishwari Bhagvati |
Patprana Parmeshvari Sati ||
Tumne Kathin Tapasya Kini |
Narad So Jab Shiksha Lini ||
Ann Na Neer Na Vayu Ahara |
Asthi Matratan Bhayau Tumhara ||
Patra Ghas Ko Khadha Na Bhayau |
Uma Naam Tab Tumne Payau ||
Tap Biloki Rishi Saat Padhare |
Lage Digavan Digi Na Hare ||
Tav Tav Jay Jay Jay Uchchareyu |
Saptrishi Nij Geh Siddhareyu ||
Sur Vidhi vishnu Paas Tab Aaye |
Var Dene Ke vachan Sunaye ||
Maange Uma Var pati Tum tinso |
Chahat jag Tribhuvan Nidhi Jinso ||
Avamstu Kahi te Dou Gaye |
Suphal Manorath Tumne Laye ||
Kari Vivah Shiv So He Bhama |
Punah Kahai Har Ki Bama ||
Jo Padhihe Jan Yah Chalisa |
Dhan Jansukh Deyihe Tehi Isha ||
।। Doha ।।
Kut Chandrika Subhag Shir jayati Sukh Khani |
Parvati Nij Bhakt Hit Rahahu Sada Vardani ||
Parvati Chalisa is a devotional hymn comprising forty verses dedicated to Goddess Parvati, who is also revered as Adi Shakti and holds an important place in Hinduism. The term Chalisa stems from the Hindi word "chalis," which means "forty," reflecting the structure of these devotional hymns.
This practice carries a deeper significance beyond a mere religious ritual. Reciting the verses is known to instill a sense of peace, offer emotional stability, and help establish a deeper connection with the divine.
Through the Parvati Chalisa, devotees recall and celebrate the actions and virtues of Goddess Parvati. It enables them to reflect on these noble qualities and imbibe them, fostering individual spiritual growth.
Therefore, the Parvati Chalisa not only praises the divine but also serves as a spiritual tool, enabling the devotee to concentrate better, meditate, and feel the divine presence. The fulfillment of devotional songs like Chalisa is believed to bring prosperity and pleasure into one's life.
Parvati Chalisa, a devotional hymn composed of forty verses, offers a multitude of benefits to devotees.
Peace and Emotional Stability: The regular practice of reciting the Chalisa provides a sense of tranquility and peace of mind. This rhythmic recitation aids in emotional stabilization and stress reduction.
Spiritual Growth: The verses of the Parvati Chalisa encapsulate the virtues and deeds of Goddess Parvati. Reflecting on these and striving to embody such values promote individual spiritual growth.
Enhanced Concentration and Meditation: The recitation of Chalisa can serve as a tool for meditation. The focused contemplation on the divine enhances concentration and enhances mindful awareness.
Invitation of Prosperity: The consistent recitation of Parvati Chalisa is believed to draw prosperity and happiness into one's life.
Chanting Parvati Chalisa is a spiritual practice dedicated to Goddess Parvati, renowned for her divine power and energy. Here are a few reasons why one would chant Parvati Chalisa:
Physical and Emotional Well-being: Recitation of the Chalisa is believed to bring peace and happiness to the devotee's life. The rhythmic devotion helps reduce stress and offers emotional stability.
Spiritual Growth: Chanting Parvati Chalisa enables devotees to reflect on the virtues and actions of Goddess Parvati, promoting spiritual growth.
Enhanced Concentration: Regular chanting aids in better concentration and acts as a tool for meditation.
Invoking Divine Blessings: Chanting Parvati Chalisa invokes the blessing of Goddess Parvati, who is considered a symbol of all pleasures in the physical world.
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