The Navārna Mantra also known as Chandi or Navakshari (the one with nine-syllables):
oṁ aiṁ hrīṁ klīṁ chāmuṇḍāyai
vichche
ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं चामुण्डायै विच्चे
ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं चामुण्डायै विच्चे
Om
= Pranav representing Parmatma
Aim = Mahasaraswati (representing Satvaguna – equilibrium)
Hrim = MahaLakshmi (representing Tamasa guna – static)
Klim = Maha Kali (representing Rajoguna –dynamic)
Chamundaye = Chamunda Devi
Vichhe = to remove (Help move my kundalini sakthi – to achieve realization)
Aim = Mahasaraswati (representing Satvaguna – equilibrium)
Hrim = MahaLakshmi (representing Tamasa guna – static)
Klim = Maha Kali (representing Rajoguna –dynamic)
Chamundaye = Chamunda Devi
Vichhe = to remove (Help move my kundalini sakthi – to achieve realization)
Pranav Swaroopi Chamundi, the unified form of Mahasaraswati, Mahalakshmi, Maha Kali, help move my
kundalini sakthi .It must be noted that the Sanskrit mantras are in meta-language and do not have conventional meaning. The Beeja Mantra is also pronounced as “Om Aing Hreeng Kleen Chamundaye Vichche”. Extreme care must be taken to chant Chandi Beeja Mantra. Initiation (Upadesh) from a Guru of the Chandi Navakshari mantra will bestow you with God-realization.
Prayers offered to Durga Ma (the compassionate one), by chanting atleast 108 times,the Durga Gayathri daily gives the same results.
Durga Gayathri
Om Katyayanayai cha vidhmahe
Kanyakumari cha dhimahi
Tanno Durgi prachodayaat
Kanyakumari cha dhimahi
Tanno Durgi prachodayaat
