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\engtitle{.. Shri Bhagavati Stutih ..}##
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ayi shivanandini, sajjanapAlini, shrI bhavatAriNi, rakShaya mAM
varagatidAyini, vighnavinAshini, sundararUpiNi, devi namo |
daradavinAshini, kalmaShanAshini, devavarapriyanandini, bho
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 1||
kuvalayalochani, kAlamaheshvari, jAhnavi, gopini, vishvakarI
hariharamodini, rukmiNi, bhairavi, chaNDavinAshini, muNDaripo |
bahujanasevini, durmadashoShiNi, vishvasurakShiNi, devi namo
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 2||
janahitakAriNi, bhaktasurakShiNi, shumbhanishumbhavinAshini bho
kaliyugashoShiNi, sundararUpiNi, duHkhanivAriNi, devi namo |
gaNapatisodari, ShaNmukhalAlini, shailajanandini, shrI jagade
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 3||
hariharasUnusahodari, bhairavabhAmini, satvaguNAdhipate
jaya jaya he tava, bhArati, urvashi, tIkShNasudarshini, devinute |
jalamuchashobhini, asuraniShUdini, bhItivinAshini, shaktisute
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 4||
shivajaTasambhavadevi, suhAsini, mokShasudAyini, bhAnumate
bahujanapUjitamAdhavimohini, dIrghasukeshini, pAlaya mAm |
surakulavandini, viShNusurakShiNi, uttamasundari, rakShatu mAM
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 5||
tilasamanAsikavAhamaheshvari, khaDgini, shUlini, devi namo
kanakakirITini, sajjanatoShiNi, pa~NkajadhAriNi, pAlaya mAm |
duritanivAriNi, vatsalabhAShiNi, hArdasuhAsini, amba namo
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 6||
guruvaranandini, vedavivarddhini, vIrasurakShiNi, amba namo
mahiShavimardini, nAdavisheShiNi, sundari, jAnaki pAlaya mAm |
kaliyugakAriNi, kAmavimochani, sajjanapoShiNi, medini bho
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 7||
rajanicharAsuranAshini, shvetasuvAsasadhAriNi, devi namo
jaya jaya he shivanandini, rAjasa\-sAtvika\-tAmasa bhAvakare |
girivaravAsini, dakShavinAshini, sundararUpiNi, shrIsarase
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 8||
jananavicheShTitapa~nchatadAyini, shrIharaputri, sanAtani bho
jananavidhAyini, mAraNamochini, bhAvanakAriNi, devi namo |
karuNarasAvaha, ShaNmukhasodari, sArasavAsini, kAmini bho
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 9||
yajaphaladAyini, viShNuvimohini, pUrvavilAsini, yoganidhe
karuNarasAvahashambhuvimohini, ShaDguNapUrNamanasvini bho |
jagadabhilAShiNi, svargavidhAyini, bhUtalarakShiNi, devi nute
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 10||
bhuvaparipAlini, pArvatinandini, viShNumaheshvari, shAmbhavi bho
janinidhanAvanamokShasudAyini, nAdavidhAyini, martyanute |
hitavaradAyini, nigrahakAriNi, martyasurakShiNi, vishvanute
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 11||
anuguNabhAmini, bhAgyavidhAyini, bhAsurakAriNi, devi nute
ahamatinAshini, dhI varadAyini, bhUtalamodini, bhadrakare |
asurajanArdini, nityanirAmayi, satyavicheShTini, netR^imate
jaya jaya dArikamardini, dhUrjaTadhAriNi, shAshvati, pAlaya mAm || 12||

iti shrIpottoppuraM keshavan jayantanvirachitA shrIbhagavatIstutiH samAptA |
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Comments by D.K.M. Kartha
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1\. hariharasUnusahodari
2\. ShaNmukhasodari
3\. gaNapatisodari
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I think the poet is envisioning Devi as Durga, who according to some legends is Lord Shiva's daughter as she was born from the Lord's Matted Hair when He hit the ground with the JaTa in Divine Rage.  It might be just a Malayali local belief.  If that is the case,  then She is a sister to GaNESa, ShaNmukha, and Ayyappa (Hariharasoonu)-- all sons of Shiva.  sOdari is not literally true as She was not born from PARvati, but if we take sOdari to mean sister, then it works.
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4\. bhAsurakAriNi ## Bhāsura :-[noun] the quality of being attractive; charm; beauty.
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5\. asurajanArdini?## Tormentor of asura-s 
##ardana pulliMga 1\.  pI\.Dana.  2\.  vadha\.##
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6\. dArikamardini##
dArika and bhadrakAli legend is, I believe, a Malayali legend about a demon and the Goddess. Many of the ritual arts of Kerala are based on dArikavadhaM.
(From Wikipedia :
Darika is a character in Mudiyettu, a ritualistic dance from the Bhagavathi or Bhadrakali worship, usually performed only in the Kali temples of Kerala. The story is also known as "Darika vadham", or "killing of Darika".

In the story, Brahma granted immunity from death at the hands of any man to two of the fiercest Asuras, Darika and Danavendra, but with a curse that a woman would kill them. The two grew powerful and became a threat for the gods and godly men. After several attempts by the gods to defeat them, Lord Siva created Bhadrakali following the design given by Narada. All the Devas donated their special weapons, and Bhadrakali succeeded in destroying the demons after a fierce battle.)


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