Stotras and Mantras Collection

 Stotras and Mantras Collection 

स्तोत्र एवं मन्त्र संग्रह



■ कात्यायनी सहस्रनामस्तोत्रम् 

Kātyāyanī Sahasranāma (Scan)

■ कालभैरव अष्टकम् (शिवरहस्यात्) 

Kālabhairava Aṣṭakam (Scan)

■ कालिकास्तोत्रम् (आचार्य ज्ञाननेत्र विरचिता) 

Kālikā Stotra by Ācārya Jñānanetra (scan) 

■ कालिकास्तोत्रम् (पद्मपुराणे जलन्धरमाहात्म्यखण्डे) 

Kālikā Stotra from Jalandhara Māhātmya (scan) 

■ कालीस्तुति भैरवकृत (क्रमसद्भावतन्त्रे) 

Kālī Stuti by Bhairava (scan) 

■ गणेशकृत गौरीस्तुति (शिवरहस्यात्)

Gaṇeśakṛta Gaurīstuti (scan) 

■ तारिणीस्तोत्र वीरभद्रकृत (जालन्धरमाहात्म्ये)

Tāriṇī Stotra Vīrabhadrakṛta (scan) 

■ त्रिपुरसुन्दरी स्तोत्र 

Tripurasundarī Stotra (scan) 

■ महालक्ष्मी अष्टकम् (करवीर माहात्म्यान्तर्गत)

Mahālakṣmī Aṣṭakam (scan) 

■ महालक्ष्मी सिद्धलक्ष्मी स्तोत्र (करवीर माहात्म्यान्तर्गत) 

Mahālakṣmī Siddhalakṣmī Stotra (scan)

■ महाविद्या महिषमर्दिनी कवच (विश्वसारतन्त्रात्) 

Mahāvidyā Mahiṣamardinī Kavaca (scan)

■ महिषासुरमर्दिनी स्तोत्रम् (शिवरहस्यात् ) 

Mahiṣamardinī Stotra (scan) 

■ वज्रेश्वरी स्तोत्र (पद्मपुराणान्तर्गत जलन्धरमाहात्म्यखण्डे)

Vajreśvarī Stotra (scan)

■ शीतला स्तोत्र (स्कन्दपुराणान्तर्गत मानसखण्डे) 

Śītalā Stotra (scan)

■ श्यामाकाली स्तोत्र

Śyāmākālī Stotra (scan) 

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