Namo Namo Durge Sukh Karani – Durga Chalisa Lyrics in English

Namo Namo Durge Sukh Karani – Durga Chalisa Lyrics in English

Namo Namo Durge Sukh Karani – Durga Chalisa Lyrics is a devotional hymn that praises Goddess Durga, who is believed to remove difficulties and bring happiness. It means, “We bow to you, Durga, the giver of joy.” People sing it to seek her blessings, strength, and protection from troubles in life.

Who is Goddess Durga?

Goddess Durga is a powerful and loving goddess in Hinduism, known as the protector of the universe. She is often shown riding a lion or tiger, holding many weapons in her hands to fight evil. Durga represents strength, courage, and care, like a mother who protects her children. People pray to her during festivals like Navratri, asking for her blessings to remove fear and problems from their lives. Her story teaches us to be brave, stand up for what is right, and believe that good always wins over evil. She is seen as a symbol of hope and love.

Namo Namo Durge Sukh Karani – Durga Chalisa Lyrics in English

Namo namo Durge sukh karani |
Namo namo Ambe dukh harani || 1 ||

Nirankar hai jyoti tumhari
Tihun lok pheli ujayari || 2 ||

Shashi lalat mukh maha vishala |
Netra lal brikuti vikrala || 3 ||

Roop matu ko adhika suhave |
Daras karat jan ati sukh pave || 4 ||

Tum sansar shakti laya kina |
Palan hetu anna dhan dina || 5 ||

Annapurna hui jag pala |
Tumhi adi sundari bala || 6 ||

Pralaya kal sab nashan hari |
Tum Gauri Shiv Shankar pyari || 7 ||

Shiv yogi tumhare gun gave |
Brahma Vishnu tumhe nit dhyaven || 8 ||

Roop Saraswati ko tum dhara |
De subudhi rishi munin ubara || 9 ||

Dharyo roop Narsimha ko Amba |
Pragat bhayin phar kar kamba || 10 ||

Raksha kari Prahalad bachayo |
Hiranakush ko swarg pathayo || 11 ||

Lakshmii roop dharo jag mahi |
Shree Narayan ang samahi || 12 ||

Ksheree Sindhu karat vilasa |
Daya Sindhu deejay man aasa || 13 ||

Hingalaj mein tumhi Bhavani |
Mahima amit na jaat bakhani || 14 ||

Matangi Dhoomavati Mata |
Bhuvneshwari Bagala Sukhdata || 15 ||

Shree Bairav Tara jog tarani |
Chin-na Bhala bhav dukh nivarani || 16 ||

Kehari Vahan soh Bhavani |
Langur veer chalat agavani || 17 ||

Kar men khappar khadag viraje |
Jako dekh kal dar bhaje || 18 ||

Sohe astra aur trishoola |
Jase uthata shatru hiya shoola || 19 ||

Nagarkot mein tumhi virajat |
Tihun lok mein danka bajat || 20 ||

Shumbhu Nishumbhu Danuja tum mare |
Rakta-beeja shankhan samhare || 21 ||

Mahishasur nripa ati abhimani |
Jehi agha bhar mahi akulani || 22 ||

Roop kaaral Kalika dhara |
Sen sahita tum tin samhara || 23 ||

Pari garha santan par jab jab |
Bhayi sahaya Matu tum tab tab || 24 ||

Amarpuri aru basava loka |
Tava mahima sab rahen asoka || 25 ||

Jwala mein hai jyoti tumhari |
Tumhen sada pujan nar nari || 26 ||

Prem bhakti se jo yash gaye |
Dukh-daridra nikat nahin ave || 27 ||

Dhyave tumhen jo nar man laee |
Janam-maran tako chuti jaee || 28 ||

Jogi sur-muni kahat pukari |
Jog na ho bin shakti tumhari || 29 ||

Shankar Aacharaj tap keenhon |
Kam krodh jeet sab leenhon || 30 ||

Nisidhin dhyan dharo Shanker ko |
Kahu kal nahin sumiron tum ko || 31 ||

Shakti roop ko maram na payo |
Shakti gayi tab man pachitayo || 32 ||

Sharnagat hui keerti bakhani |
Jai jai jai Jagdamb Bhavani || 33 ||

Bhayi prasanna Aadi Jagdamba |
Dayi shakti nahin keen vilamba || 34 ||

Mokun Matu kashta ati ghero |
Tum bin kaun hare dukh mero || 35 ||

Asha trishna nipat sataven |
Moh madadik sab binsaven || 36 ||

Shatru nash keeje Maharani |
Sumiron ekachita tumhen Bhavani || 37 ||

Karo kripa hey Matu dayala |
Riddhi-Siddhi de karahu nihala || 38 ||

Jab lagi jiyoon daya phal paoon |
Tumro yash mein sada sunaoon || 39 ||

Durga chalisa jo gaye |
Sab sukh bhog parampad pave || 40 ||

Devidas sharan nij jani |
Karahu kripa Jagdamb Bhavani ||

Meaning of Namo Namo Durge Sukh Karani – Durga Chalisa Lyrics in English

Meaning of the Durga Chalisa, which is a dedicated to Mata Durga, expressing devotion, praise, and seeking her blessings. The chalisa highlights her qualities as a protector, nurturer, and remover of obstacles:

  1. Salutations to you, O Durga, the bestower of happiness! Salutations to you, O Ambe, the remover of sorrows!
  2. Your divine light is infinite and formless, Its radiance illuminates all three worlds.
  3. The crescent moon adorns your forehead, and your face is vast, Your eyes are red, and your eyebrows are fierce.
  4. O Mother, your form is exceedingly beautiful, Devotees attain supreme happiness upon seeing you.
  5. You brought forth the energy that sustains the universe, Providing food and wealth for sustenance.
  6. As Annapurna, you nurture the world, You are the eternal and most beautiful goddess.
  7. At the time of cosmic dissolution, you destroy everything, You are Gauri, beloved of Lord Shankar (Shiva).
  8. Lord Shiva and the yogis sing your glories, Brahma and Vishnu meditate upon you constantly.
  9. You assumed the form of Saraswati, Bestowing wisdom and uplifting sages.
  10. You took the form of Narasimha, O Amba, Manifesting to tear apart the pillar.
  11. You protected Prahlad and saved him, Sending Hiranyakashipu to heaven.
  12. You appear in the form of Lakshmi in the world, Merging with Lord Narayan.
  13. You play in the ocean of milk, O ocean of mercy, fulfill my hopes.
  14. In Hinglaj, you are worshipped as Bhavani, Your glory is beyond words.
  15. You are Matangi and Dhoomavati Mata, You are Bhuvaneshwari, Bagalamukhi, the giver of happiness.
  16. You are the guiding star, Tara, and Bhairavi, The remover of all sorrows and difficulties.
  17. O Bhavani, you ride the lion as your vehicle, While your brave attendants march ahead.
  18. In your hands shine the skull-cup and sword, At whose sight even Time trembles.
  19. You wield weapons and the trident, Striking fear in the hearts of enemies.
  20. You reside in Nagarkot, Your fame echoes through the three worlds.
  21. You killed the demons Shumbh and Nishumbh, And destroyed the fearsome Rakta-beeja.
  22. You took on the prideful Mahishasura, The earth was relieved of his evil deeds.
  23. You assumed the terrible form of Kali, And destroyed the enemies along with their armies.
  24. Whenever saints are oppressed, You come to their aid, O Mother.
  25. In heaven and on earth, Your glory remains unshaken.
  26. Your divine light shines in the flame, Men and women worship you forever.
  27. Those who sing your praises with devotion, Never face misery or poverty.
  28. Those who meditate upon you with a focused mind, Are freed from the cycle of birth and death.
  29. Yogis and sages declare, No yoga is possible without your power.
  30. Lord Shankar, the ascetic, meditated on you, Overcoming desire, anger, and attachment.
  31. Though he meditated on Shankar day and night, He could not succeed without meditating on you.
  32. Realizing this, he understood your essence, And regretted ignoring your divine power.
  33. He surrendered and praised your glory, Hail, hail, O Jagadamba Bhavani!
  34. Pleased, the primordial Jagadamba granted him power, Without any delay.
  35. O Mother, I am surrounded by immense troubles, Who but you can remove my suffering?
  36. Desires and cravings torment me endlessly, Please destroy illusion and pride.
  37. Destroy my enemies, O Great Queen, With a focused mind, I invoke you, Bhavani.
  38. Grant your grace, O compassionate Mother, Bestow prosperity and enlightenment upon me.
  39. As long as I live, let me receive your blessings, And sing your praises forever.
  40. Those who recite this Durga Chalisa, Enjoy all happiness and attain the highest state.
  41. Devidas, your humble devotee, surrenders to you, Bestow your grace, O Jagadamba Bhavani!

FAQs

  1. What are the benefits of reciting the Durga Chalisa?

    Regular recitation is believed to invoke Goddess Durga’s blessings, leading to protection from negative influences, removal of obstacles, and the attainment of prosperity and peace.

  2. When is the ideal time to recite the Durga Chalisa?

    While it can be recited daily, many devotees choose to chant it during auspicious times such as Navratri, Durga Puja, or on Fridays, which are considered sacred to the goddess.

  3. Is there a specific way to recite the Durga Chalisa?

    Devotees often begin with a clean and calm environment, light a lamp or incense, and recite the Chalisa with sincerity and devotion. Some also observe fasting or perform additional rituals to enhance the spiritual experience.

  4. Is it necessary to maintain a specific posture while reciting the Durga Chalisa?

    While there’s no strict requirement, sitting in a comfortable and respectful posture, such as cross-legged on the floor or seated on a chair with feet flat, is recommended to maintain focus and devotion.

  5. How long does it take to recite the Durga Chalisa?

    Typically, it takes about 10-15 minutes to recite the entire Chalisa, depending on the pace.

  6. Can listening to the Durga Chalisa provide the same benefits as reciting it?

    Listening with devotion can be beneficial, especially for those unable to recite. However, active recitation is often considered more potent in connecting with the divine energy.

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