Shri Devi (Parvati) Ji Ki Stuti
Devotion, compassion, motherhood, blessings, harmony, purity, grace
Jai Jai Jagjanani Devi,
Sur-nar-muni-asur-sevi.
Bhukti-mukti-daayini,
Bhayharani Kaalika.
Mangal-mud-siddhi-sadani,
Parvasharvareesh-vadani.
Taap-timir tarun,
Tarani-kiranmaalika.
Varm-charm-kar-kripaan,
Shool-shel-dhanush-baan.
Dharani, dalani daanav-dal,
Ran-karaalika.
Pootna-pishaach-pret,
Daakini-shaakini-samet.
Bhoot-grah-betaal,
Khag-mrigaali-jaalika.
Jai Mahesh-bhaamini,
Anek-roop-naamini.
Samast-lok-swaamini,
Himshail-baalika.
Raghupati-pad param prem,
Tulsi yah achal nem.
Dehu vhai prasann paahi,
Pranatpaalika.
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About Shri Devi (Parvati) Ji Ki Stuti
This sacred stuti dedicated to Shri Devi (Maa Parvati/Durga) is one of the most sublime devotional compositions from the pen of Goswami Tulsidas Ji. Addressed to the Divine Mother of the Universe (Jagjanani), this hymn celebrates the supreme cosmic power (Adishakti) who is worshipped by gods (Suras), humans (Naras), sages (Munis), and demons (Asuras) alike. Mother Goddess is revered here as the bestower of both worldly fulfillments (Bhukti) and ultimate spiritual liberation (Mukti), while dispelling all dark fears in Her formidable form as Kalika.
The verses beautifully portray Her radiant beauty—like the full moon—and Her divine role as the destroyer of spiritual darkness (ignorance), acting like the brilliant rays of the midday sun. Outfitted with armor, shield, sword, trident, spear, bow, and arrows, She fiercely combats evil forces, demonic armies, negative energies, and fear-inducing subtle entities (Pootana, Dakini, Shakini, Betal). At the same time, She is the gentle and affectionate daughter of the Himalayas (Himshail-Baalika), the beloved consort of Lord Shiva (Mahesh-Bhamini), and the supreme sovereign ruler of all the realms (Samast-Loka-Svaamini).
The concluding prayer reflects the highest ideal of devotion, where Goswami Tulsidas seeks neither wealth nor power, but an unwavering, eternal love (Achal Nema) at the lotus feet of Shri Raghunath (Lord Rama) through Mother Parvati's compassionate grace. Reciting this stuti brings mental clarity, protection from negative vibrations, and profound devotional peace.
