Sri Devi Khadgamala Stotram in English
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What Sri Devi Khadgamala Stotram Is
Sri Devi Khadgamala Stotram Lyrics in English
Sri Chakra Puja on Tantra Sadhana App
What Is Sri Devi Khadgamala Stotram?
The Sri Devi Khadgamala Stotram is a sacred Hindu hymn originating from the Vamakeshwar Tantra that condenses the complex esoteric rituals of Sri Vidya—a major Shakta tradition dedicated to the Divine Mother in the form of MaLalita Tripura Sundari.
Khadga means Sword, and Mala means Garland. So, the Sanskrit word Khadgamala symbolises the Garland of the Swords of Divine Wisdom that cut through spiritual ignorance (Avidya), illusion (Maya), and ego (Ahankar).
Traditionally, worshipping the Goddess through the Sri Yantra (or Sri Chakra) requires the Navavaran Puja, an elaborate ritual that takes hours to invoke the over 100 deities inhabiting its 9 concentric enclosures.
The Khadgamala Stotram serves as a potent, accessible alternative that allows anyone to perform this entire ritual in just a few minutes, even mentally.
Structurally, the hymn acts as guided mental worship (Manas Puja) starting from the outermost square enclosure of the Sri Chakra (Bhupura) and moving inward toward the central point (Bindu), where Ma Tripura Sundari resides with Lord Shiv as Kameshwar.
Beyond ritualistic ease, the Khadgamala Stotram holds deep esoteric meaning regarding human physiology and psychology. In Sri Vidya philosophy, the Sri Chakra Yantra is not just an external diagram, but a microcosm of the practitioner's own body and mind.
The deities invoked correspond to internal energies, senses, Chakras, and mental faculties. By reciting the Stotram, a seeker aligns their individual consciousness with Universal Energy, effectively purifying their internal subtle body and clearing karmic blockages.
Sri Devi Khadgamala Stotram Lyrics in English
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śrī dēvī prārthana
hrīṅkārāsanagarbhitānalaśikhāṃ sauḥ klīṃ kaḻāṃ bibhratīṃ
sauvarṇāmbaradhāriṇīṃ varasudhādhautāṃ trinētrōjjvalām ।
vandē pustakapāśamaṅkuśadharāṃ sragbhūṣitāmujjvalāṃ
tvāṃ gaurīṃ tripurāṃ parātparakaḻāṃ śrīchakrasañchāriṇīm ॥
asya śrī śuddhaśaktimālāmahāmantrasya,
upasthēndriyādhiṣṭhāyī
varuṇāditya ṛṣayaḥ
dēvī gāyatrī Chandaḥ
sātvika kakārabhaṭṭārakapīṭhasthita kāmēśvarāṅkanilayā mahākāmēśvarī śrī lalitā bhaṭṭārikā dēvatā,
aiṃ bījaṃ
klīṃ śaktiḥ
sauḥ kīlakaṃ
mama khaḍgasiddhyarthē sarvābhīṣṭasiddhyarthē japē viniyōgaḥ
mūlamantrēṇa ṣaḍaṅganyāsaṃ kuryāt ।
dhyānam
tādṛśaṃ khaḍgamāpnōti yēna hastasthitēnavai ।
aṣṭādaśa mahādvīpa samrāṭ bhōktā bhaviṣyati ॥
āraktābhāṃ triṇētrāmaruṇimavasanāṃ ratnatāṭaṅkaramyāṃ
hastāmbhōjaissapāśāṅkuśa madana dhanussāyakairvisphurantīm ।
āpīnōttuṅga vakṣōruha kalaśaluṭhattāra hārōjjvalāṅgīṃ
dhyāyēdambhōruhasthā-maruṇimavasanā-mīśvarīmīśvarāṇām ॥
lamityādipañcha pūjāṃ kuryāt, yathāśakti mūlamantraṃ japēt ।
laṃ - pṛthivītattvātmikāyai śrī lalitātripurasundarī parābhaṭṭārikāyai gandhaṃ parikalpayāmi - namaḥ
haṃ - ākāśatattvātmikāyai śrī lalitātripurasundarī parābhaṭṭārikāyai puṣpaṃ parikalpayāmi - namaḥ
yaṃ - vāyutattvātmikāyai śrī lalitātripurasundarī parābhaṭṭārikāyai dhūpaṃ parikalpayāmi - namaḥ
raṃ - tējastattvātmikāyai śrī lalitātripurasundarī parābhaṭṭārikāyai dīpaṃ parikalpayāmi - namaḥ
vaṃ - amṛtatattvātmikāyai śrī lalitātripurasundarī parābhaṭṭārikāyai amṛtanaivēdyaṃ parikalpayāmi - namaḥ
saṃ - sarvatattvātmikāyai śrī lalitātripurasundarī parābhaṭṭārikāyai tāmbūlādisarvōpachārān parikalpayāmi - namaḥ
śrī dēvī sambōdhanaṃ (1)
ōṃ aiṃ hrīṃ śrīṃ aiṃ klīṃ sauḥ ōṃ namastripurasundarī,
nyāsāṅgadēvatāḥ (6)
hṛdayadēvī, śirōdēvī, śikhādēvī, kavachadēvī, nētradēvī, astradēvī,
tithinityādēvatāḥ (16)
kāmēśvarī, bhagamālinī, nityaklinnē, bhēruṇḍē, vahnivāsinī, mahāvajrēśvarī, śivadūtī, tvaritē, kulasundarī, nityē, nīlapatākē, vijayē, sarvamaṅgaḻē, jvālāmālinī, chitrē, mahānityē,
divyaughaguravaḥ (7)
paramēśvara, paramēśvarī, mitrēśamayī, ṣaṣṭhīśamayī, charyānāthamayī, lōpāmudramayī, agastyamayī,
siddhaughaguravaḥ (4)
kālatāpaśamayī, dharmāchāryamayī, muktakēśīśvaramayī, dīpakalānāthamayī,
mānavaughaguravaḥ (8)
viṣṇudēvamayī, prabhākaradēvamayī, tējōdēvamayī, manōjadēvamayi, kaḻyāṇadēvamayī, vāsudēvamayī, ratnadēvamayī, śrīrāmānandamayī,
śrīchakra prathamāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
aṇimāsiddhē, laghimāsiddhē, garimāsiddhē, mahimāsiddhē, īśitvasiddhē, vaśitvasiddhē, prākāmyasiddhē, bhuktisiddhē, icchāsiddhe, prāptisiddhē, sarvakāmasiddhē, brāhmī, māhēśvarī, kaumāri, vaiṣṇavī, vārāhī, māhēndrī, chāmuṇḍē, mahālakṣmī, sarvasaṅkṣōbhiṇī, sarvavidrāviṇī, sarvākarṣiṇī, sarvavaśaṅkarī, sarvōnmādinī, sarvamahāṅkuśē, sarvakhēcharī, sarvabījē, sarvayōnē, sarvatrikhaṇḍē, trailōkyamōhana chakrasvāminī, prakaṭayōginī,
śrīchakra dvitīyāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
kāmākarṣiṇī, buddhyākarṣiṇī, ahaṅkārākarṣiṇī, śabdākarṣiṇī, sparśākarṣiṇī, rūpākarṣiṇī, rasākarṣiṇī, gandhākarṣiṇī, chittākarṣiṇī, dhairyākarṣiṇī, smṛtyākarṣiṇī, nāmākarṣiṇī, bījākarṣiṇī, ātmākarṣiṇī, amṛtākarṣiṇī, śarīrākarṣiṇī, sarvāśāparipūraka chakrasvāminī, guptayōginī,
śrīchakra tṛtīyāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
anaṅgakusumē, anaṅgamēkhalē, anaṅgamadanē, anaṅgamadanāturē, anaṅgarēkhē, anaṅgavēginī, anaṅgāṅkuśē, anaṅgamālinī, sarvasaṅkṣōbhaṇachakrasvāminī, guptatarayōginī,
śrīchakra chaturthāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
sarvasaṅkṣōbhiṇī, sarvavidrāvinī, sarvākarṣiṇī, sarvahlādinī, sarvasammōhinī, sarvastambhinī, sarvajṛmbhiṇī, sarvavaśaṅkarī, sarvarañjanī, sarvōnmādinī, sarvārthasādhikē, sarvasampattipūriṇī, sarvamantramayī, sarvadvandvakṣayaṅkarī, sarvasaubhāgyadāyaka chakrasvāminī, sampradāyayōginī,
śrīchakra pañchamāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
sarvasiddhipradē, sarvasampatpradē, sarvapriyaṅkarī, sarvamaṅgaḻakāriṇī, sarvakāmapradē, sarvaduḥkhavimōchanī, sarvamṛtyupraśamani, sarvavighnanivāriṇī, sarvāṅgasundarī, sarvasaubhāgyadāyinī, sarvārthasādhaka chakrasvāminī, kulōttīrṇayōginī,
śrīchakra ṣaṣṭāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
sarvajñē, sarvaśaktē, sarvaiśvaryapradāyinī, sarvajñānamayī, sarvavyādhivināśinī, sarvādhārasvarūpē, sarvapāpaharē, sarvānandamayī, sarvarakṣāsvarūpiṇī, sarvēpsitaphalapradē, sarvarakṣākarachakrasvāminī, nigarbhayōginī,
śrīchakra saptamāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
vaśinī, kāmēśvarī, mōdinī, vimalē, aruṇē, jayinī, sarvēśvarī, kauḻini, sarvarōgaharachakrasvāminī, rahasyayōginī,
śrīchakra aṣṭamāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
bāṇinī, chāpinī, pāśinī, aṅkuśinī, mahākāmēśvarī, mahāvajrēśvarī, mahābhagamālinī, sarvasiddhipradachakrasvāminī, atirahasyayōginī,
śrīchakra navamāvaraṇadēvatāḥ
śrī śrī mahābhaṭṭārikē, sarvānandamayachakrasvāminī, parāpararahasyayōginī,
navachakrēśvarī nāmāni
tripurē, tripurēśī, tripurasundarī, tripuravāsinī, tripurāśrīḥ, tripuramālinī, tripurasiddhē, tripurāmbā, mahātripurasundarī,
śrīdēvī viśēṣaṇāni - namaskāranavākṣarīcha
mahāmahēśvarī, mahāmahārājñī, mahāmahāśaktē, mahāmahāguptē, mahāmahājñaptē, mahāmahānandē, mahāmahāskandhē, mahāmahāśayē, mahāmahā śrīchakranagarasāmrājñī, namastē namastē namastē namaḥ ।
phalaśrutiḥ
ēṣā vidyā mahāsiddhidāyinī smṛtimātrataḥ ।
agnivātamahākṣōbhē rājārāṣṭrasyaviplavē ॥
luṇṭhanē taskarabhayē saṅgrāmē salilaplavē ।
samudrayānavikṣōbhē bhūtaprētādikē bhayē ॥
apasmārajvaravyādhimṛtyukṣāmādijēbhayē ।
śākinī pūtanāyakṣarakṣaḥkūṣmāṇḍajē bhayē ॥
mitrabhēdē grahabhayē vyasanēṣvābhichārikē ।
anyēṣvapi cha dōṣēṣu mālāmantraṃ smarēnnaraḥ ॥
tādṛśaṃ khaḍgamāpnōti yēna hastasthitēnavai ।
aṣṭādaśamahādvīpasamrāḍbhōktābhaviṣyati ॥
sarvōpadravanirmuktassākṣāchChivamayōbhavēt ।
āpatkālē nityapūjāṃ vistārātkartumārabhēt ॥
ēkavāraṃ japadhyānaṃ sarvapūjāphalaṃ labhēt ।
navāvaraṇadēvīnāṃ lalitāyā mahaujanaḥ ॥
ēkatra gaṇanārūpō vēdavēdāṅgagōcharaḥ ।
sarvāgamarahasyārthaḥ smaraṇātpāpanāśinī ॥
lalitāyāmahēśānyā mālā vidyā mahīyasī ।
naravaśyaṃ narēndrāṇāṃ vaśyaṃ nārīvaśaṅkaram ॥
aṇimādiguṇaiśvaryaṃ rañjanaṃ pāpabhañjanam ।
tattadāvaraṇasthāyi dēvatābṛndamantrakam ॥
mālāmantraṃ paraṃ guhyaṃ paraṃ dhāma prakīrtitam ।
śaktimālā pañchadhāsyāchChivamālā cha tādṛśī ॥
tasmādgōpyatarādgōpyaṃ rahasyaṃ bhuktimuktidam ॥
॥ iti śrī vāmakēśvaratantrē umāmahēśvarasaṃvādē dēvīkhaḍgamālāstōtraratnaṃ samāptam ॥
Sri Chakra Puja on Tantra Sadhana App
Imagine stepping past the threshold of the material world into 10 breathtaking, immersive 3D realms. These are the cosmic temples of the Das Mahavidyas on Tantra Sadhana App, from the fierce Ma Kali to the radiant Ma Kamalatmika.
To walk Their path is to walk a path of intense discipline and unwavering devotion. In each realm, the Sadhak spends 1 to 2 months performing rounds of Tantric Mantra Jap, TantricYagna, and deep esoteric Sadhana to awaken each powerful form of the Mother Goddess.
Yet, this transformation requires no physical altars or gathered flowers. Built strictly upon the path of Divyachar, every ritual unfolds within the mind. Every divine chant vibrating through the app was awakened by Om Swami in His own intense Sadhana and recorded in His resonant voice.
Fully guided by His instructions, even beginners without a personal Guru can walk this powerful path safely, correctly, and with deep focus.
World 3 in the app is dedicated to Ma Lalita Tripura Sundari, the presiding Goddess of the Sri Yantra.
After completing the required rounds of Jap and Yagna inside, Ma is worshipped through Her Yantra by making mental offerings to all the deities in the Yantra’s 9 enclosures with the Sri Devi Khadgamala Stotram.
Cross the worlds of the first 2 Mahavidyas, Ma Kali and Ma Tara, and earn the spiritual merit to unlock the highly rewarding Sri Yantra Sadhana forever.