I seek Your blessings and pray Lalithambika for the well being of all the Readers. My special thanks are due to Sri Hariprasad Nadig the owner of the Blog who not only permitted to publish the articles but also accredited several of them as Special article of the week. I also thank them all including other Sampada Readers. Parthasarathy, Sri Ganesh, Sri Swara Kamath, Sri Anantesh Nempu, Sri Kavi Nagaraj, Sri Hariharapura Sridhar, Sri Holalkere Ranganatha Laxmi Venkatesh, and many more. I had also senior & Junior readers who frequently kept informing about the quality of the translation and also gave useful references.
Inspired by the translation one of the readers Sri Nagesh Mysore has composed Kavyas from the gist of the explanation I am equally thankful to him. Its rendition into Kannada was very well received by the readers having a readership of around 50 on on average. I am very thankful to You for permitting me to translate your invaluable interpretations about the SAHASRANAMA. This work would be have been impossible without your timely guidance and frequent clarifications. Devi herself has been described as "pancha krtya parAyanA" in the sloka.Once again with the Your Kind wishes and Grace of Lalithambika, i am finally able to up-load explanation to 1000 Namas of Devi. They are creation (srishti), protection (sthiti), destruction (samhAram), hiding (thirOdhAnam) and blessing (anugraham). There are basically five works (pancha krtyam). The slokas are organized in such a way that Devi is described from "Head to Feet" (Kesadhi Padham). Etymologically, "Lalitha" means "She Who Plays". It has been said about this that by taking the name of Lord Shiva once, o. The amazing and miraculous benefits of this stotra mentioned in the Brahmanda Purana are told. One thousand names of Lalitadevi are known as Lalitha Sahasranamavali. Lalitha is the Goddess of bliss, an epithet for Shiva's wife Goddess Parvati. Answer (1 of 11): Lalitadevi is a form of Goddess Durga. the Divine Mother or Goddess Durga, in the form, Shakti. It is a sacred text to the Hindu worshippers of the Goddess Lalita Devi, i.e. Lalita Sahasranama is a text from Brahmanda Purana. Watch lyrics of Lalitha Sahasranamam even while playing audio in background Listen Lalitha Sahasranamam audio anytime
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