jaya_ambe_gauri

Gauri Aarti by Shivanand Swami at Stutimandal

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Sample: Be victorious, O Mother Gaurī! Be victorious, O Śyāmā! O Gaurī! You are incessantly meditated upon by Hari, Brahmā, and Śiva. Wish victory to Mother Gaurī.[1]

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Mangala Gauri Stuti by Animesh at Stutimandal

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Sample: O Mother Śivā, Who is known as Mangalāgaurī,¹ Who has a shining-ice like complexion, Who has hairs with the gleam of lightening, Who has a new lotus-like face, Who has shining gems in Her ears, Who has a mild smile on Her lotus-like lips, and Who has eyes filled with tears of love (for child)! Be happy on me.[1]

sivabhajana

Shiv Bhajan at Stutimandal

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Sample: With snake (coiled) around the neck and ash all over the body, Śiva is full of (divine) love. Immersed in the lotus-feet of the Sadguru, Śiva is in the state of Samādhi. He has three eyes which are filled with nectar, and He has a garland of skulls at his neck. Śiva stays naked and roams around blissfully with (His Consort) the fair-skinned Pārvatī.[1--2]

gauri_dashakam

Gauri Dasakam by Adi Sankara (attributed) at Stutimandal

Sample: I praise Gaurī, Who is my Mother, Who has lotus-like beautiful eyes, Who established and destroyed all the universes as a sport, Who is sought-after by the minds of Yogī who are beyond worldly passions, and Who is resplendent like a flock of sun at the dawn.[1]

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Gauri Tapasya Giita at Stutimandal

Sample: O Rāma! Having taken the guise of a Yoginī (one who does penance), I will go to the forest, due to [the love of] my consort.[1]