Durgā Sūktam is a prayer to Goddess Durga Devi. Adi Shakthi, Durga Parameswari is embodiment of power.
She is the primordial energy, a form of Agni, the fire force. Durga means unassailable, cannot be defeated by anybody, protective, shock absorber, rids of troubles.
The hymns recitation brings good vibrations and peace. Enhances vitality and valor dispelling fears.
Durga Suktam can be found in Durga Saptashati, in Rig Veda suktas of 1st Mandala and in MahaNarayana Upanishad. It is also a SriVidya Upaasana.
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SMRITI project is on a mission to curate our timeless, ageless Vedic, Vedantic wisdom. Stories play a big part in tapping into our treasures of knowledge.
Nyaya Shastra : Darshana based on Vedas. It elaborates a method for logical analysis of Vedas and devices a philosophy and spiritual practice for liberation.
Narayana Upanishad {Narayana Atharvaseersham(Atharvasirsha)} is the 18th among the well known 108 Upanishads. A short Upanishad, it was revealed by great seer Atharva Rishi. The powerful Narayana Ashtakshari Mantra or simply called Narayana Mantra is embedded in this Upanishad.