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    Siddhakunjikaa

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    The document provides information about the Siddha Kunjika Stotram, a hymn of praise to the goddess Durga. It includes the Sanskrit text of the stotram along with translations and explanations. It discusses when and how the stotram should be recited, noting that it is a concise alternative to the full Durga Saptaśatī chant and is especially potent when recited during transitions between days in Navratri. The significance of terms like "Kunjika" are also explained. Questions from readers about the text and proper recitation are included along with responses providing more context and detail.

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    The document provides information about the Siddha Kunjika Stotram, a hymn of praise to the goddess Durga. It includes the Sanskrit text of the stotram along with translations and explanations. It discusses when and how the stotram should be recited, noting that it is a concise alternative to the full Durga Saptaśatī chant and is especially potent when recited during transitions between days in Navratri. The significance of terms like "Kunjika" are also explained. Questions from readers about the text and proper recitation are included along with responses providing more context and detail.

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    The document provides information about the Siddha Kunjika Stotram, a hymn of praise to the goddess Durga. It includes the Sanskrit text of the stotram along with translations and explanations. It discusses when and how the stotram should be recited, noting that it is a concise alternative to the full Durga Saptaśatī chant and is especially potent when recited during transitions between days in Navratri. The significance of terms like "Kunjika" are also explained. Questions from readers about the text and proper recitation are included along with responses providing more context and detail.

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    % Text title : siddhaku.

    njikAstotram
    % File name : siddhakunjikaa.itx
    % Category : devii, durgA, stotra
    % Location : doc\_devii
    % Author : Traditional
    % Proofread by : Ravin Bhalekar ravibhalekar at hotmail.com
    % Description-comments : Combined to cover variations
    % Source : rUdrayAmale\_gaurIta.ntra or DAmaratantre
    % Latest update : June 29, 2004, December 12, 2015
    % Send corrections to : Sanskrit@cheerful.com
    %
    % This text is prepared by volunteers and is to be used for personal study
    % and research. The file is not to be copied or reposted for promotion of
    % any website or individuals or for commercial purpose without permission.
    % Please help to maintain respect for volunteer spirit.
    %
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    \pagenumbering{itrans}
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    \begin{document}
    \engtitle{.. ku~njikAstotram or siddhaku~njikAstotram ..}##
    \itxtitle{.. ku~njikAstotram athavA siddhaku~njikAstotram ..}##\endtitles ##

    shrI gaNeshAya namaH |


    OM asya shrIku~njikAstotramantrasya sadAshiva R^iShiH, anuShTup ChandaH,
    shrItriguNAtmikA devatA, OM aiM bIjaM, OM hrIM shaktiH, OM klIM kIlakam,
    mama sarvAbhIShTasiddhyarthe jape viniyogaH |

    shiva uvAcha |
    shR^iNu devi pravakShyAmi ku~njikAstotramuttamam |
    yena mantraprabhAveNa chaNDIjApaH shubho bhavet || 1||
    na kavachaM nArgalAstotraM kIlakaM na rahasyakam |
    na sUktaM nApi dhyAnaM cha na nyAso na cha vArchanam || 2||
    ku~njikApAThamAtreNa durgApAThaphalaM labhet |
    ati guhyataraM devi devAnAmapi durlabham || 3||
    gopanIyaM prayatnena svayoniriva pArvati |
    mAraNaM mohanaM vashyaM stambhanochchATanAdikam |
    pAThamAtreNa sa.nsiddhyet ku~njikAstotramuttamam || 4||
    atha mantraH |
    OM aiM hrIM klIM chAmuNDAyai vichche |
    OM glauM huM klIM jUM saH jvAlaya jvAlaya jvala jvala prajvala prajvala
    aiM hrIM klIM chAmuNDAyai vichche jvala haM saM laM kShaM phaT svAhA || 5||
    iti ma.ntraH |
    ##var ## shrU.N shrU.N shrU.N shaM phaT aiM hrIM klIM jvala ujjvala prajvala
    hrIM hrIM klIM srAvaya srAvaya shApaM nAshaya nAshaya
    shrIM shrIM shrIM jUM saH srAvaya Adaya svAhA |
    OM shlIM hU.N klIM glAM jUM saH jvala ujjvala mantraM
    prajvala haM saM laM kShaM phaT svAhA |

    namaste rudrarUpiNyai namaste madhumardini |


    namaH kaiTabhahAriNyai namaste mahiShArdini || 6||
    namaste shumbhahantryai cha nishumbhAsuraghAtini |
    jAgrataM hi mahAdevi japaM siddhaM kurUShva me || 7||
    ai~NkArI sR^iShTirUpAyai hrI~NkArI pratipAlikA |
    klI~NkArI kAmarUpiNyai bIjarUpe namo.astu te || 8||
    chAmuNDA chaNDaghAtI cha yaikArI varadAyinI |
    vichche chAbhayadA nityaM namaste mantrarUpiNi || 9||
    dhAM dhIM dhUM dhUrjaTeH patnI vAM vIM vUM vAgadhIshvarI |
    krAM krIM krUM ku~njikA devi shAM shIM shUM me shubhaM kuru || 10||
    ##var## kAlikA devi
    huM huM hu~NkArarUpiNyai jaM jaM jaM jambhanAdinI |
    ## var ## jrAM jrIM jrUM bhAlanAdinI |
    bhrAM bhrIM bhrUM bhairavI bhadre bhavAnyai te namo namaH || 11||
    aM kaM chaM TaM taM paM yaM shaM vIM duM aiM vIM haM kShaM |
    dhijAgram dhijAgraM troTaya troTaya dIptaM kuru kuru svAhA || 12||

    ## var ## OM aM kaM chaM TaM taM paM sAM vidurAM vidurAM vimardaya vimardaya
    hrIM kShAM kShIM srIM jIvaya jIvaya troTaya troTaya
    jambhaya jaMbhaya dIpaya dIpaya mochaya mochaya
    hUM phaT jrAM vauShaT aiM hRIM klIM ra~njaya ra~njaya
    sa~njaya sa~njaya gu~njaya gu~njaya bandhaya bandhaya
    bhrAM bhrIM bhrUM bhairavI bhadre sa~Nkucha sa~Nkucha
    troTaya troTaya mlIM svAhA || 12||

    pAM pIM pUM pArvatI pUrNA khAM khIM khUM khecharI tathA |
    mlAM mlIM mlUM mUlavistIrNA ku~njikAstotra hetave |
    sAM sIM sUM saptashatI devyA ma.ntrasiddhiM kurUShva me || 13||
    ku~njikAyai namo namaH |
    idaM tu ku~njikAstotraM mantrajAgartihetave |
    abhakte naiva dAtavyaM gopitaM rakSha pArvati || 14||
    yastu ku~njikayA devi hInAM saptashatIM paThet |
    na tasya jAyate siddhiraraNye rodanaM yathA || 15||
    | iti shrIrudrayAmale gaurItantre shivapArvatIsa.nvAde
    ku~njikAstotraM sampUrNam |
    ##var ##
    iti shrI DAmaratantre IshvarapArvatIsaMvAde ku~njikAstotraM sampUrNam |
    ##
    Proofread by Ravin Bhalekar ravibhalekar@hotmail.com

    Verses have variations in different books as far as text and


    verse numbers are concerned.
    The devotee is urged to recite the stotra with devotion and
    pray Devi to receive the offering well and forgive for any
    unintentional errors caused by variations found in literature.

    \medskip\hrule\medskip
    Comments by Kumar Sundrarajan Rajendra
    \medskip
    Q: What is the significance of the Siddha Kunjika Stotram ?
    A: This is the essence of the Chandi, the Navarna Mantra, the constant reminder
    that change She will, change She must, because change is Her intrinsic Nature.

    Q: What is the meaning of Kunjika in the Siddha Kunjika Stotram?


    A: Kunjika literally means something overgrown or hidden by growth or
    growing things. Siddha means perfection. Stotram is the song.
    The Song of Perfection which is no longer hidden because of growth.
    That is, our spiritual growth and understanding of the Chandi exposes
    the hidden meanings of the bija mantras in the Song.

    Q: When to recite kunjika stotatram ?


    A: Recite especially when one does not have time or do not want to chant
    the entire long Durga SaptaShati/Chandi Path. The Siddha
    Kunjika Stotra itself says at the begining that no argala or kilak stotra and
    other related matters is needed if one recites Siddha Kunjika Stotra. Kunjika,
    there is Devi in the form of Chamunda. Not only it works for Navaratri , it is
    to be chanted at the junction when Ashtami leaves and enters Navami . 24 mins
    before Ashtami ends to 24 mins after navami starts, is the time when Devi takes
    the form of Chamunda and had got to be chanted no matter the count to exhaust 48
    mins .

    Q: How to Count 48 minutes


    A: Each Tithi lasts for 24 hours . If for example, the Navami starts at 21.30 pm
    in the night then you should start at 21.06 (which is Ashtami ) and
    continue untill 21.54 pm, that 48 mins is called Sandhi kShaN or period
    of transit, when Devi in the form of Chamunda is killing Chanda
    and Munda (the demons). That is regarded as the most auspiscious
    time of Navaratri as Devi is ready to give boon after Sandhi kShaN .

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