Sri Chandika Dala Stuti
Shree chand'ikaa dal'a stutih'
Om namo bhagavati jaya jaya chaamund'ike, chand'eshvari, chand'aayudhe, chand'aroope, taand'avapriye, kund'aleebhootadingnaagamand'ita gand'asthale, samasta jagadand'a sam'haarakaarini, pare, anantaanandaroope, shive, narashiromaalaalankri'tavakshah'sthale, mahaakapaala maalojjvala manimakut'a chood'aabaddha chandrakhand'e, mahaabheeshani, devi, parameshvari, grahaayuh' kila mahaamaaye, shod'ashakalaaparivri'tollaasite, mahaadevaasura samaranihatarudhiraardreekri'ta lambhita tanukamalodbhaasitaakaara sampoorna rudhirashobhita mahaakapaala chandraam'si nihitaa baddhyamaana romaraajee sahita mohakaanchee daamojjvaleekri'ta nava saarunee kri'ta noopuraprajvalita maheemand'ale, mahaashambhuroope, mahaavyaaghracharmaambaradhare, mahaasarpayajnyopaveetini, mahaashmashaana bhasmaavadhool'ita sarvagaatre, kaal'i, mahaakaal'i, kaalaagni rudrakaal'i, kaalasankarshini, kaalanaashini, kaal'araatri, raatrisanchaarini, shavabhakshini, naanaabhoota preta pishaachaadi gana sahasra sanchaarini, dhagaddhagetyaa bhaasita maam'sakhand'e, gaatravikshepa kalakala samaana kankaala roopadhaarini, naanaavyaadhi prashamani, sarvadusht'ashamani, sarvadaaridryanaashini, madhumaam'sa rudhiraavasikta vilaasini, sakalasuraasura gandharva yaksha vidyaadhara kinnara kimpurushaadibhih' stooyamaanacharite, sakalamantratantraadi bhootaadhikaarini, sarvashakti pradhaane, sakalalokabhaavini, sakala durita prakshaal'ini, sakalalokaika janani, brahmaani maaheshvari kaumaari vaishnavi shankhini vaaraahi indraani chaamund'i mahaalakshmee roope, mahaavidye, yogini, yogeshvari, chand'ike, mahaamaaye, vishveshvararoopini, sarvaabharanabhooshite, atala vitala nitala sutala rasaatala talaatala paataala bhooloka bhuvarloka suvarloka maharloka janoloka tapoloka satyaloka chaturdasha bhuvanaika naayike, om namah' pitaamahaaya om namo naaraayanaaya om namah' shivaayeti sakalalokajaajapyamaane, brahma vishnu shiva dand'a kamand'alu kund'ala shankha chakra gadaa parashu shoola pinaaka t'ankadhaarini, sarasvati, padmaalaye, paarvatee, sakala jagatsvaroopini, mahaakroore, prasannaroopadhaarini, saavitri, sarvamangal'aprade, mahishaasuramardini, kaatyaayani, durge, nidraaroopini, shara chaapa shoola kapaala karavaala khad'ga d'amarukaankusha gadaa parashu shakti bhind'ivaala tomara bhushund'i musala mudgara praasa parigha dand'aayudha dordand'a sahasre, indraagni yama nirri'ti varuna vaayu kubereshaana pradhaanashakti hetubhoote, chandraarkavahninayane, saptadveepa samudroparyupari vyaapte, eeshvari, mahaasacharaachara prapanchaantarudhire, mahaaprabhaave, mahaakailaasa parvatodyaana vanakshetra nadeeteertha devataadyaayatanaalankri'ta medinee naayike, vasisht'ha vaamadevaadi sakala munigana vandyamaana charanaaravinde, dvichatvaarim'shadvarna maahaatmye, paryaapta vedavedaangaadyaneka shaastraadhaarabhoote, shabda brahmamaye, lipi devate, maatri'kaadevi, chiram' maam' raksha raksha, mama shatroon hunkaarena naashaya naashaya, mama bhoota preta pishaachaadeenuchchaat'aya uchchaat'aya, stambhaya stambhaya, samasta grahaanvasheekuru vasheekuru, stobhaya stobhaya, unmaadayonmaadaya, sankraamaya sankraamaya, vidhvam'saya vidhvam'saya, vimardaya vimardaya, viraadhaya viraadhaya vidraavaya vidraavaya, sakalaaraateenmoordhni sphot'aya sphot'aya, mama shatroon sheeghram' maaraya maaraya, jaagratsvapna sushuptyavasthaasvasmaanchhatrumri'tyu jvaraadi naanaa rogebhyo naanaabhichaarebhyah' parakarma paramantra parayantra paratantra paramantraushadha shalyashoonya kshudrebhyah' samyagraksha raksha, om shreem' hreem', mama sarvashatru praanasam'haara kaarini hum' phat' svaahaa |
|| iti shree chand'ikaa dal'a stutih' ||
Meaning
The Chandika Dala Stuti is an extraordinary and highly esoteric hymn, praising Goddess Chandika in her fiercest, most powerful, and all-encompassing forms. The hymn invokes her as Chamundi, Chandeswari, the wielder of terrible weapons, the destroyer of universes, the embodiment of infinite bliss, adorned with garlands of skulls, smeared with ashes, wearing tiger skin and surrounded by thousands of spirits, yoginis, and fierce energies.
She is Mahakali, Kalagni Rudrakali, Kalaratri, the Night-wanderer, the devourer of corpses, the dissolver of all negativity. Her form burns like fire, her dance shakes all realms, and her mere presence destroys diseases, miseries, poverty, and evil forces. She is adored not only by humans but by all celestial groups — gods, demons, gandharvas, yakshas, kinnaras, and siddhas.
She is the supreme ruler of all mantras and tantras, the source of all magical and cosmic operations, the essence of every loka from Atala to Satyaloka, the embodiment of the mother of the universe. She is Brahmani, Maheshwari, Kaumari, Vaishnavi, Indrani, Varahi, Chamundi, Mahalakshmi — all divine mother aspects combined.
Her form is worshipped as Saraswati, Lakshmi, Parvati, Savitri — the provider of knowledge, prosperity, protection, and auspiciousness. She holds countless weapons: bow, arrows, skull, trident, sword, damaru, chakram, parashu, mace, tomara, bhushundi, musala, danda, and more — symbolizing her ability to destroy every type of evil.
The stuti culminates in a powerful tantric prayer asking the Goddess to destroy enemies, burn down negative energies, neutralize spirits, remove black magic, subdue planets, end diseases, madness, and disturbances in all states — waking, dream, and deep sleep. Her mantra “HUM PHAT” is invoked to annihilate obstacles and grant complete protection.
Benefits
• Absolute protection from enemies, spirits, black magic, evil forces
• Neutralizes planetary afflictions, diseases, fever, fear, nightmares
• Removes poverty, sorrow, obstacles, curses, and psychic disturbances
• Grants courage, strength, fearlessness, and spiritual power
• Enhances mantra-siddhi, tantra-siddhi, and success in intense sadhana
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