The Mata Parvati Chalisa is a devotional hymn dedicated to Mata Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva and the embodiment of divine feminine energy. She is revered as the universal mother, Shakti, and Bhavani, symbolizing power, devotion, and auspiciousness. Chanting this Chalisa is believed to remove obstacles, bring peace, and fulfill wishes. It also glorifies Mata Parvati’s unparalleled beauty, grace, and her divine acts for the welfare of the universe.
Mata Parvati Chalisa
॥ Doha ॥
Jai Giri Tanaye Dakshaje, Shambhu Priye Gunakhani,
Ganapati Janani Parvati, Ambe, Shakti, Bhavani.
॥ Chaupai ॥
Brahma Bhed Na Tumhare Paave,Panch Badan Nit Tumko Dhyaave.
Shadmukh Kahi Na Sakat Yash Tero, Sahas Badan Shram Karat Ghanero.
Tero Paar Na Paavat Maata, Sthit Raksha Lay Hit Sajata.
Adhar Pravaal Sadrish Arunare, Ati Kamniya Nayan Kajrare.
Lalit Lalit Vilepit Keshar, Kunkum Akshat Shobha Manohar.
Kanak Basan Kanchuki Sajaye, Kati Mekhala Divya Laharaaye.
Kanth Madar Haar Ki Shobha, Jahi Dekhi Sahajahi Man Lobha.
Balarun Anant Chhavi Dhaari, Aabhooshan Ki Shobha Pyari.
Nana Ratna Jadit Sinhasan, Taapar Rajit Hari Chaturanan.
Indradik Pariwar Pujit, Jag Mrig Naag Yaksh Rav Kujit.
Gir Kailash Nivasini Jai Jai, Kotik Prabha Vikasini Jai Jai.
Tribhuvan Sakal Kutumb Tihari, Anu Anu Mein Tumhari Ujiyaari.
Hain Mahesh Pranesh Tumhare, Tribhuvan Ke Jo Nit Rakhware.
Unso Pati Tum Praapt Keen Jab, Sukrit Puratan Udit Bhaye Tab.
Budha Bail Savaari Jinki, Mahima Ka Gaave Kou Tinki.
Sada Smashaan Vihari Shankar, Aabhooshan Hain Bhujang Bhayankar.
Kanth Halahal Ko Chhavi Chhayi, Neelkanth Ki Padvi Paayi.
Dev Magan Ke Hit As Kinhu, Vish Lai Aapu Tinahi Ami Dinu.
Taki, Tum Patni Chhavi Dharini, Durit Vidarini Mangal Kaarini.
Dekhi Param Saundarya Tiharo, Tribhuvan Chakit Banavan Haaro.
Bhay Bheeta So Mata Ganga, Lajja May Hai Salil Taranga.
Saut Samaan Shambhu Pe Aayi, Vishnu Padabj Chhod So Dhaayi.
Tehi Ko Kamal Badan Murjhayo, Lakhi Satvar Shiv Sheesh Chadhayo.
Nityanand Kari Vardayini, Abhay Bhakt Kar Nit Anapayini.
Akhil Paap Trayatap Nikandini, Maheshwari, Himalay Nandini.
Kashi Puri Sada Man Bhayi, Siddh Peeth Tehi Aapu Banayi.
Bhagwati Pratidin Bhiksha Daatri, Kripa Pramod Saneh Vidhatri.
Ripu Kshay Kaarini Jai Jai Ambe, Vacha Siddh Kari Avalambe.
Gauri Uma Shankari Kaali, Annapurna Jag Pratipaali.
Sab Jan Ki Ishwari Bhagwati, Patprana Parameshwari Sati.
Tumne Kathin Tapasya Kini, Narad So Jab Shiksha Leeni.
Annan Neer Na Vaayu Ahara, Asthi Maatratan Bhayau Tumhara.
Patra Ghaas Ko Khadya Na Bhayau, Uma Naam Tab Tumne Payau.
Tap Biloki Rishi Saat Padhare, Lage Digavan Degi Na Haare.
Tava Tava Jai Jai Jai Uchhareu, Saptrishi, Nij Geh Siddhareu.
Sur Vidhi Vishnu Paas Tab Aaye, Var Dene Ke Vachan Sunaye.
Maange Uma Var Pati Tum Tinson, Chaahat Jag Tribhuvan Nidhi Jinso.
Evamastu Kahi Te Dou Gaye, Sufal Manorath Tumne Laye.
Kari Vivaah Shiv So He Bhama, Punah Kahai Har Ki Bama.
Jo Padhe Jan Yah Chalisa, Dhan Jan Sukh Deihi Tehi Eesa.
॥ Doha ॥
Koot Chandrika Subhag Shir Jayati Sukh Khani,
Parvati Nij Bhakt Hit Rahahu Sada Vardani.
Religious Significance
The Mata Parvati Chalisa emphasizes Mata Parvati’s divine acts, beauty, and her pivotal role as the consort of Lord Shiva. Reciting this Chalisa regularly brings peace, prosperity, and blessings. It also helps devotees overcome obstacles and attain spiritual wisdom. Mata Parvati’s mercy is believed to grant liberation and worldly happiness.
Recitation Guidelines
- Preparation: Sit in a clean, peaceful place. Light a diya and incense, and offer flowers to Mata Parvati’s idol or image.
- Frequency: Chant daily or during festivals like Navratri and Mahashivratri.
- Intention: Recite with devotion and a pure heart, focusing on seeking her blessings for spiritual growth and prosperity.
Themes and Messages
- Divine Role: Mata Parvati’s role as a nurturer, protector, and consort of Lord Shiva.
- Symbolism: Her austerities, wisdom, and beauty symbolize devotion, patience, and divine strength.
- Universal Mother: She is the mother of Ganapati and Kartikeya and represents the source of Shakti for the universe.
Conclusion
The Shri Parvati Chalisa glorifies the divine grace and compassion of Mata Parvati, inspiring devotees to seek her blessings. Regular recitation instills faith, devotion, and positivity while helping to overcome challenges in life. The teachings of this Chalisa remind devotees of the importance of patience, humility, and unwavering faith in the divine.