Indrani Jaap Mantra 108 Repetitions ( Ashta Matrika Series )
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Goddess Indrani
| Ekavaktram Dvinetraam cha Chaturbhuja Samanvidham |
|| Sa Ratna MagudobedhaamHemavarnaam Swaroobineem ||
| Vara bayakaram Bhojaam Vajram Sakthim cha Dharineem |
|| Maahendrim Matharam Vandhe Gajavahana Samsthithaam ||
One faced two eyes with four hands, having rich jewels and treasures, golden complexioned , boon giving with fearful arms like the thunderbolt that she holds, Salutations to Maahendirim the one who sits on an elephant.
Aindri, also known as Indrani, Mahendri, Shakri and Vajri, is the shakthi of Indra; her complexion is dark- red and sometime golden. She is seated under the Kalpaka tree. She is depicted as having two or three or a thousand eyes, like Indra. The Indrani is depicted with four arms. In two of her hands she carries the Vajra (thunderbolt) and the shakthi; while the other two gesture Varada and Abhaya mudra. Sometimes, she is shown holding Ankusha (goad) and lotus. She is richly ornamented; and adorned with Kirita Makuta. Her vahana as well as the emblem on her banner is the charging elephant.
She is the activating force of Lord Indra. She displays Varadha and Abhaya Mudras and holds Vachchirapadai. Her vaahanaa is Elephant. Shri Indraani is Maatsarya Naashinya, meaning She is the destroyer of Maatsarya or Jealousy
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Goddess Indrani
| Ekavaktram Dvinetraam cha Chaturbhuja Samanvidham |
|| Sa Ratna MagudobedhaamHemavarnaam Swaroobineem ||
| Vara bayakaram Bhojaam Vajram Sakthim cha Dharineem |
|| Maahendrim Matharam Vandhe Gajavahana Samsthithaam ||
One faced two eyes with four hands, having rich jewels and treasures, golden complexioned , boon giving with fearful arms like the thunderbolt that she holds, Salutations to Maahendirim the one who sits on an elephant.
Aindri, also known as Indrani, Mahendri, Shakri and Vajri, is the shakthi of Indra; her complexion is dark- red and sometime golden. She is seated under the Kalpaka tree. She is depicted as having two or three or a thousand eyes, like Indra. The Indrani is depicted with four arms. In two of her hands she carries the Vajra (thunderbolt) and the shakthi; while the other two gesture Varada and Abhaya mudra. Sometimes, she is shown holding Ankusha (goad) and lotus. She is richly ornamented; and adorned with Kirita Makuta. Her vahana as well as the emblem on her banner is the charging elephant.
She is the activating force of Lord Indra. She displays Varadha and Abhaya Mudras and holds Vachchirapadai. Her vaahanaa is Elephant. Shri Indraani is Maatsarya Naashinya, meaning She is the destroyer of Maatsarya or Jealousy