Sri Devi Gita: In English Rhyme
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SRI DEVI GITA is from the Srimad Devi Bhagavatam (Chapters 31 to 41) On Tantric philosophy & Concepts.
In the Devi Gita Self Realisation, Devi Cosmic Form, Knowledge, Liberation, Yoga, Mantra, Siddhi, Bhakti, Vows, Sacred Places and Her Worship have been composed in English rhyme by the author.
O Mother! Parameshwari! Describe to me,
Your Real Self as shown in Vedanta surely;
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Also Gyan, Bhakti approved by Vedas be,
That You have shown this favour to me,
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So that by That Knowledge but unfailingly,
I will then realise Your Self subsequently.
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Sri Devi Gita - Munindra Misra
Source: Srimad Devi Bhagavatam
(Chapters 31 to 41) On Tantric philosophy & Concepts
1. Birth of Parvati
Janamejaya said:
O Muni! You said
Highest Light born be,
On the top of the Himalayas" previously,
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Now do describe to me in detail clearly,
About this Highest light comprehensively.
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Can wise desist hearing of nectar Shakti?
Death may to Devas sipping her nectars be,
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But no danger to those can but be possibly,
Who drink nectar of glorious deeds of Devi.
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Vyasa said:
"King! You are blessed; you attained surely,
What you are to attain in this life actually;
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You but taught by the high-souled men be,
Fortunate as you are devoted to the Devi.
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When the Deva of Devas, Maheshwar be,
Resting, wandering in world, distracted be,
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Carrying Sati's body that burnt by fire be,
He time in sense controlled, is in Samadhi;
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Forgetting the Samsara knowledge totally,
Meditating on Devi, objects, worlds three,
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Moving, unmoving, with their oceans clearly,
Mountains, islands void of power, prosperity.
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Hearts of all the embodied beings dried be,
Without joy, anxious yet indifferent but be,
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Merged in ocean of sorrows, diseased be,
Planets retreated, Devas in reverse state be;
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Kings attacked with ills and misfortunes be,
From material causes, divine intrusion truly.
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At this time a great Asura, Taraka actually,
Became unbeatable per Brahma’s boon truly,
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Power intoxicated conquered the worlds three,
Became the sovereign ruler unquestionably.
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Brahma Prajapati, gave him boon affectively,
That legitimate Shiv’s son could kill him only,
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As then Shiv without son, Asura elated be,
Became infatuated and carried off all victories.
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Devas banished after his oppression clearly,
They wanting a son of Shiv very anxiously,
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"Shankar had no wife; how can His son be?
We unfortunate; how our work can done be?
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Oppressed, Devas went to Vaikunta finally,
Informed Vishnu what happened, in privacy,
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Then Lord Vishnu told how this achieved be,
And that they should not be lost in anxiety.
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"Devas! Why are you all so anxious clearly,
When Auspicious Goddess of Universe truly,
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The Dweller in the Mani Dvipa undoubtedly,
Yielder of desires, ever wakeful for you be.
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Just due to your faults She indifferent be,
To teach us not for the ruin but Her mercy.
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When mother nourishes chiding son be,
It is not that she but merciless does be;
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So, World Mother, Universe Controller truly,
Not merciless regarding quality, defects be.
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Son commits offence at every step surely,
Who bears in three worlds – mother only!
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So, take refuge in Highest Mother humbly,
In the Universe Goddess with all sincerity,
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Ever lost in Her, your heart filled devotedly,
She will act and help your cause certainly.
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So stating Vishnu with His consort Lakshmi,
With other Devas went to worship the Devi;
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Going to Himalayas, they soon engaged be,
Praying and repeating the names of the Deity.
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Who versed with sacrifice to Mother truly,
Began holding vows, sacrificial ceremonies,
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Some in incessantly meditating on the Devi,
Others repeating Her names and Sukta Devi.
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Some repeating her mantras, doing vrats be,
Some in penance, doing inner sacrifices truly;
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Some in Pranagnihotra Yagas, in Nyasadi be,
Some began to worship the Highest Shakti.
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She the Goddess of the Universe does be,
Without sleep, rest - by Maya seed mantra be.
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Thus many years of the Devas passed clearly,
On ninth Tithi came in Chaitra on Friday only,
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Highest Light of the Supreme Force suddenly,
Appeared in front of them clearly and glowingly:
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That Light equal to the Koti lightnings red be,
Cool as Koti Moons, glowing as Koti Suns be.
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The Vedas personified, chanting round Her be.
Fire above, below, in the middle and around be;
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Never obstructed, without beginning, end be,
As female with hands, feet and all limbs fully.
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The appearance not that of male nor else be,
The Devas, dazzled, closed their eyes initially,
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Next instance, opening their eyes patiently,
Saw Highest Light as Divine Woman of beauty.
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Her youth blooming and her rising breasts be,
Prominent with lotus bud, added to the beauty;
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Bracelets on hands; armlets on four arms be;
With the garland of gems, jewels glowing be.
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Ornaments around Her waist which tinkling be,
And beautiful anklets were on Her feet lovely.
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Her hair flowing between Her ears beautifully,
Cheeks bright as bees on the Ketaki flower be.
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Her loins nicely shaped and exquisitely lovely,
The hairs on Her navel gave additional beauty.
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Her exquisitely lively lotus mouth rendered be,
More lustrous by golden ear-ornaments truly,
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On Her forehead there half crescent moon be;
Her eye-brows extended; eyes as red lotus be;
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Her nose was elevated, Her lips very sweet be.
Her teeth as opening buds of Kunda flowers be,
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From Her neck suspended a pearls necklace be;
On Her head a crown with diamonds, jewels be;
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On Her ears her earrings as Moon lines but be,
Her hairs adorned with Mallika, Malati flowers be;
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Her forehead with Kasmira Kunkuma drops be,
Her three eyes giving lustre to Her face uniquely.
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On one hand a noose, on other hand a goad be,
Other two hands granting boons, ousting fear be,
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Her body shed lustre as flowers of a Darima tree,
Her wearing a red cloth - All this adds to beauty.
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Thus Devas saw the Mother Goddess clearly,
The Incarnate of not pretended divine mercy,
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