The Divine Mother of the Universe. Lalitha once gave audience to all the gods. To worship her came crores of Brahmas (creators) and Brahmins (consorts of the creators), and crores of Narayanas with their Lakshmis and crores of Rudras with their Gauris. The different Shaft is who came to do Lalitha reverence were also innumerable, as were the Devas and Siddhas. When they had all worshipped her, they took their seats, 

upon which Sri Devi Lalitha glances meaningfully Vashini and others, the goddesses of speech. There upon they began to sing the thousand names of Lalitha, composed by them earlier. At her, express command. While Devi Lalitha became glad upon hearing the hymn, all those who were assembled there were amazed as its exquisite beauty and puissance. ”Declare these thousand names to my devotees. If a devotee recites it even one, I grant him all his desired”, Devi Lalitha told then. The above details are conveyed by lord Havagriva; the horse-faced manifestation of Lord Vishnu worshipped as the embodiment of intelligence, to the sage agastya, one of the most revered figures in Hindu lord. The passage occurs in the preface to the Lalitha Sahasranama, a great masterpiece that finds pride of place in the second part of the Brahmanda purana. (The Puranas are sacred texts, which explain the Vedic doctrines, the fountainhead of Hindu Philosophy, to lay minds). Takes as a devotional hymn, the Lalitha sahasranama is a wonderful track in which deep feeling is expressed in sublime language. The sonorous alliterations and assonances, and the beautiful cadences create an incantatory effect. Unlike other hymns of thousand names, the Lalitha Sahasranamam is free from meaningless particles and words, and also from the fault of repetition. The hymn, in its straight- forward significance, invokes the celestial qualities of the goddess and builds and ambience of majesty, beauty, power and sanctity.

The Sanskrit term “Gayatri Mantra” denotes the guaranteed protection to those who think of it, sound it by uttering and meditate upon it. It is in essence; a mystical metrical composition of rhythmic syllables intended to produce an order of sound or tune, consistently with the invocatory process of incantation enshrined in it. The order of sound and its repetition has a primary and a 

greater value than the actual meaning of the ideas in it. Gayatri is only the name of meter in which many of the Rig Vedic Mantras are couched. A part from the popular Brahma Mantra or; Savitaa Gayatri’ here are some excellent collections; some of them are rare, excelling in their efficacy and potency; in the display of extra-ordinary mystic and miraculous powers. P.S. Raghuraman, K.Maloakannan, P.Jagadeesa Bhatt, K.Sivarajan, and a host of others have recited these in a traditional manner with the academic touch under the guidance of Dr.R.Thiagarajan with the help of the Music Director Mr.V.R.Manikkavinayagam.

This DVD contains the gayatri mantra of various deities viz, Ajapa, Ganapathi, Shanmukha, Saastha, Rudra, Vishnu, Lakshmi, Hayagriva, Varahi, Narasimha, Sita Rama Lakshman, Radha Krishna, Srinivasa, Brahma, Hamsa, Durga Neela Dakshinamurthy Dhara Devi Aghora Ghora Kaali Buhvaneswari Nandi Sundarshana, Vishvakesena Garuda, Anjaneya, Sarabha Mantra, Tantra Yantra Indrakshi Sankha, Navagrahas Kameswari Bhagamalini, Nithyakalina, Bherunda, Vanhivasini, Vajreswari, Shivadooti, Twaritaa, Kulasundari, Nitya, Neelapataaka, Vijaya, Sarvamangala, Jvaalamaalini Chitra, Saraswathi Gowri Mahadurga, Deepadurga Shiva , Parvati, Hari Vamaana, Shrada, Shakti, Chandeswara Bilva, Indra, Parasurama sheela, Bhairva, Vrushaba,Kaala, Panchabhuta, Shanka Gopala, Narayana, Dattatreya, Chandi Paramahamsa, Thulasi, Annapoorna, Tirupurasundari Chinnamastha Dhoomavathi Bagalaamukhi Maatangi, Mahishasura mardhini, Jayadurga, Soolini, Chandesha, baalatriupura, Shuaamala, Kaartaveerya, Shiva, Saptamthrukaas, Mahamaari, Vaaghobhava, Amriteswari, Pranva, Danti Kamadhenu, Lokapaalas and so on. Mrutyunjaya, Mrita Sanjivani, Amrita Sanjivani Stotras are also included here.