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दुर्गाद्वात्रिंशन्नाममाला Durga Dvatrimshat Namamala (32 Names of Durga)

durgādvātriṃśannāmamālā

Thirty-two names of Durgā, every one beginning with "durga", which the Goddess herself says free the reciter from all fear.

दुर्गाद्वात्रिंशन्नाममाला

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Verse 1

दुर्गा दुर्गार्तिशमनी दुर्गापद्विनिवारिणी ।दुर्गमच्छेदिनी दुर्गसाधिनी दुर्गनाशिनी ॥१॥

durgā durgārtiśamanī durgāpadvinivāriṇī |durgamacchedinī durgasādhinī durganāśinī ||1||

Durgā; she who calms the pain of hardship; who wards off calamity; who cuts through what is hard to pass; who brings difficult things to success; who destroys difficulty.

Verse 2

दुर्गतोद्धारिणी दुर्गनिहन्त्री दुर्गमापहा ।दुर्गमज्ञानदा दुर्गदैत्यलोकदवानला ॥२॥

durgatoddhāriṇī durganihantrī durgamāpahā |durgamajñānadā durgadaityalokadavānalā ||2||

She who lifts up the distressed; who slays hardship; who removes what is hard to bear; who gives knowledge hard to attain; who is a forest fire to the world of the demon Durga.

Verse 3

दुर्गमा दुर्गमालोका दुर्गमात्मस्वरूपिणी ।दुर्गमार्गप्रदा दुर्गमविद्या दुर्गमाश्रिता ॥३॥

durgamā durgamālokā durgamātmasvarūpiṇī |durgamārgapradā durgamavidyā durgamāśritā ||3||

She who is hard to reach; whose vision is hard to attain; whose very nature is the Self that is hard to know; who shows the way through hardship; who is the knowledge hard to gain; who is the refuge in hard places.

Verse 4

दुर्गमज्ञानसंस्थाना दुर्गमध्यानभासिनी ।दुर्गमोहा दुर्गमगा दुर्गमार्थस्वरूपिणी ॥४॥

durgamajñānasaṃsthānā durgamadhyānabhāsinī |durgamohā durgamagā durgamārthasvarūpiṇī ||4||

She who abides in knowledge hard to reach; who shines in meditation hard to sustain; whose delusion is hard to cross; who moves through the impassable; whose form is the meaning hard to grasp.

Verse 5

दुर्गमासुरसंहन्त्री दुर्गमायुधधारिणी ।दुर्गमाङ्गी दुर्गमता दुर्गम्या दुर्गमेश्वरी ॥५॥

durgamāsurasaṃhantrī durgamāyudhadhāriṇī |durgamāṅgī durgamatā durgamyā durgameśvarī ||5||

She who slew the demon Durgama; who bears weapons hard to withstand; whose form is beyond reach; who is regarded as unattainable; who is hard to approach; who is queen of the impassable.

Verse 6

दुर्गभीमा दुर्गभामा दुर्गभा दुर्गदारिणी ।नामावलिमिमां यस्तु दुर्गाया मम मानवः ॥६॥

durgabhīmā durgabhāmā durgabhā durgadāriṇī |nāmāvalimimāṃ yastu durgāyā mama mānavaḥ ||6||

She who is terrible to hardship; who is radiant in hardship; who is the light in hardship; who tears hardship apart. Whoever recites this garland of names of mine, of Durgā,

Verse 7

पठेत् सर्वभयान्मुक्तो भविष्यति न संशयः ॥७॥

paṭhet sarvabhayānmukto bhaviṣyati na saṃśayaḥ ||7||

will be freed from every fear; of this there is no doubt.

॥ इति दुर्गाद्वात्रिंशन्नाममाला सम्पूर्णम् ॥

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Appended to the Durgā Saptaśatī (spoken by the Devī).

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Durga Dvatrimshat Namamala (32 Names of Durga) is a stotra addressed to Durgā, in Sanskrit (in Devanagari: दुर्गाद्वात्रिंशन्नाममाला (durgādvātriṃśannāmamālā)). Appended to the Durgā Saptaśatī (spoken by the Devī). Source: Namavali.

Thirty-two names of Durgā, every one beginning with "durga", which the Goddess herself says free the reciter from all fear.

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