Bhuvaneshwari Stotram | Lyrics & Meaning | Soul Sadhana

Shri Bhuvaneshwari Stotram is from Rudrayamala. The Stotra arises from the discussion of God Shankara and Goddess Parvati. It is said that Shri Bhuvaneshwari Devi controls all three worlds. Everything comes under her divine lila (power). If we worship goddess Bhuvaneshwari we become conscious and aware by receiving the knowledge behind our creation. In Pandharpur, Maharashtra and Oudumbar Maharashtra temples of Goddess Bhuvaneshwari are found.
The stotra starts with bowing to god Ganesh and goddess Bhuvaneshwari.

1) The Stotra is a collection of pious names of the goddess. She is Laxmi with Ashtasidhi, She has a roopa or form and don’t have a roopa or form. She is Trishula, Bhukkara Devi and she has Pasha and Akusha in her hands as wepons for destroying the demons.

2) She is also holding weapons, Khadga and Khetara in her hands. She is Ghantini and Chakradharini. She is of sixteen years old Tripuradevi and she is Trirekha Parmeshwari.

3) She is not married; she is Pingala, Varini and Jagmohini. She is Durga Devi and TriGandha and she is bowed by Shiva Nayak.

4) All the names in above three sholaks (Stanzas) are more pious than the description in the earlier eight hundred sholaks (Stanzas). Whosoever recites it daily with devotion, faith and concentration; will receive blessing from the goddess Bhuvaneshwari and certainly his poverty will be removed and will become reach.

5) The person who recites it once daily will receive food, money and wealth. The person who recites it twice in a day will be blessed by the Goddess and his enemies will be destroyed.

6) The person who recites it thrice in a day will be free from all types of deceases. Thus becomes long lived. The person who recites it four times in a day will be always blessed by the Goddess Bhuvaneshwari. She will always be with him.

Here completes the Bhuvaneshwari Stotra. .

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