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रूपं देहि जयं देहि

🕉️ hindu·📿 1× जप·🕐 During Navratri, on Ashtami/Navami, and on Fridays and Tuesdays — recited before beginning the Durga Saptashati·📜 Argala Stotram, opening verses (Markandeya Purana, Devi Mahatmyam)

अन्य नाम / खोज: rupam dehi jayam dehi · rupam dehi jayam dehi yasho dehi dvisho jahi · jayanti mangala kali bhadrakali kapalini · argala stotram opening verses

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अर्थ

ये अर्गला स्तोत्रम् के प्रारम्भिक श्लोक हैं, जो दुर्गा सप्तशती से पहले पढ़े जाने वाले तीन स्तोत्रों में से एक है। इनमें देवी के नामों की प्रसिद्ध माला — जयन्ती, मङ्गला, काली, भद्रकाली — तथा प्रसिद्ध टेक 'रूपं देहि जयं देहि यशो देहि द्विषो जहि' सम्मिलित है। महालक्ष्मी रूप में देवी को संबोधित यह स्तोत्र सफलता, रक्षा और बाधाओं पर विजय हेतु पढ़ा जाता है।

उत्पत्ति और कथा

Argala Stotram, opening verses (Markandeya Purana, Devi Mahatmyam) · Sage Markandeya (traditional) · c. 5th–6th century CE

The Argala Stotram is one of the three angas — with the Devi Kavach and the Keelakam — recited before the thirteen chapters of the Durga Saptashati. The word 'argala' means a bolt or latch; together with the keelaka (pin), these hymns are said to 'unlock' the full power of the Saptashati. These opening verses salute the Goddess by her many names and set the refrain that runs through the hymn — 'Rupam dehi, jayam dehi, yasho dehi, dvisho jahi'.

शास्त्रों में वर्णित

The Devi Mahatmyam tells how the Goddess, born of the gods' combined energies, slew Madhu-Kaitabha, Mahishasura and Shumbha-Nishumbha to restore the order of the worlds. The Argala Stotram invokes those very victories, and tradition holds that one who recites it before the Saptashati, with devotion, obtains the rarest of boons — beauty, victory, fame and freedom from foes.

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श्लोक 1

जय त्वं देवि चामुण्डे जय भूतापहारिणि जय सर्वगते देवि कालरात्रि नमोऽस्तु ते

Om jaya tvam devi chamunde jaya bhutapaharini Jaya sarvagate devi kalaratri namostu te

अर्थ:ॐ, हे देवी चामुण्डे, तुम्हारी जय हो; हे भूतों का नाश करने वाली, जय हो; हे सर्वव्यापिनी देवी कालरात्रि, जय हो — तुम्हें नमस्कार!

श्लोक 2

जयन्ती मङ्गला काली भद्रकाली कपालिनी दुर्गा शिवा क्षमा धात्री स्वाहा स्वधा नमोऽस्तु ते

Jayanti mangala kali bhadrakali kapalini Durga shiva kshama dhatri svaha svadha namostu te

अर्थ:हे जयन्ती, मङ्गला, काली, भद्रकाली, कपालिनी; दुर्गा, शिवा, क्षमा, धात्री, स्वाहा और स्वधा — तुम्हें नमस्कार!

श्लोक 3

मधुकैटभविध्वंसि विधातृवरदे नमः रूपं देहि जयं देहि यशो देहि द्विषो जहि

Madhukaitabhavidhvamsi vidhatrivarade namah Rupam dehi jayam dehi yasho dehi dvisho jahi

अर्थ:हे मधु और कैटभ का विध्वंस करने वाली, विधाता (ब्रह्मा) को भी वरदान देने वाली — मुझे रूप दीजिए, विजय दीजिए, यश दीजिए, और मेरे शत्रुओं का नाश कीजिए!

श्लोक 4

महिषासुरनिर्नाशि भक्तानां सुखदे नमः रूपं देहि जयं देहि यशो देहि द्विषो जहि

Mahishasuranirnashi bhaktanam sukhade namah Rupam dehi jayam dehi yasho dehi dvisho jahi

अर्थ:हे महिषासुर का सर्वथा नाश करने वाली, भक्तों को सुख देने वाली — मुझे रूप दीजिए, विजय दीजिए, यश दीजिए, और मेरे शत्रुओं का नाश कीजिए!

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जय त्वं देवि चामुण्डे🔊Jaya tvam devi chamundeVictory to you, O Goddess Chamunda
भूतापहारिणि🔊BhutapahariniRemover of (evil) spirits and afflictions
कालरात्रि🔊KalaratriThe dark night of cosmic dissolution (a form of Devi)
जयन्ती🔊JayantiThe ever-victorious one
मङ्गला🔊MangalaThe auspicious one
काली🔊KaliKali, the dark Goddess
भद्रकाली🔊BhadrakaliThe benevolent, gracious Kali
कपालिनी🔊KapaliniShe who bears a skull (garland)
दुर्गा शिवा क्षमा धात्री🔊Durga shiva kshama dhatriDurga, the auspicious, forbearance itself, the sustainer
स्वाहा स्वधा🔊Svaha svadhaThe sacred utterances offered to gods (svaha) and ancestors (svadha)
मधुकैटभविध्वंसि🔊MadhukaitabhavidhvamsiDestroyer of the demons Madhu and Kaitabha
विधातृवरदे🔊VidhatrivaradeBestower of boons even upon the Creator (Brahma)
रूपं देहि🔊Rupam dehiGrant me beauty / a fair form
जयं देहि🔊Jayam dehiGrant me victory
यशो देहि🔊Yasho dehiGrant me fame and glory
द्विषो जहि🔊Dvisho jahiDestroy my enemies
महिषासुरनिर्नाशि🔊MahishasuranirnashiAnnihilator of the buffalo-demon Mahishasura
भक्तानां सुखदे🔊Bhaktanam sukhadeBestower of joy upon her devotees

रूपं देहि जयं देहि पाठ के लाभ

Opens with the famous 'Jayanti Mangala Kali' litany of the Goddess's powerful names

Its refrain 'Rupam dehi, jayam dehi, yasho dehi, dvisho jahi' prays for beauty, victory, fame and the destruction of enemies

One of the three angas (with the Kavach and Keelaka) recited before the Durga Saptashati to make the parayan complete

Invoked for success, triumph over rivals, and the removal of obstacles

Especially powerful during Navratri and on Ashtami, Navami, Fridays and Tuesdays

Said to grant the grace of Mahalakshmi, its presiding deity

रूपं देहि जयं देहि जप विधि

जप संख्या1बार
उत्तम समयDuring Navratri, on Ashtami/Navami, and on Fridays and Tuesdays — recited before beginning the Durga Saptashati

Sit facing east or north before an image of Durga. In the traditional order, recite the Devi Kavach, then the Argala Stotram (these verses), then the Keelakam, and then the Saptashati. These opening verses may also be chanted on their own with devotion, repeating the refrain 'Rupam dehi jayam dehi yasho dehi dvisho jahi' for victory and well-being.

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

It means 'Grant me beauty (of form), grant me victory, grant me fame, and destroy my enemies'. This refrain ('Rupam dehi, jayam dehi, yasho dehi, dvisho jahi') is repeated in verse after verse of the Argala Stotram as a prayer for success and triumph.
It is a celebrated verse listing the Goddess's names — Jayanti, Mangala, Kali, Bhadrakali, Kapalini, Durga, Shiva, Kshama, Dhatri, Svaha and Svadha — saluting her many forms. It is often chanted on its own as a powerful invocation of Devi.
They are the opening verses of the Argala Stotram, one of the three preliminary hymns (angas) of the Durga Saptashati (Devi Mahatmyam) from the Markandeya Purana. Its presiding deity is Mahalakshmi.
The traditional sequence before a Saptashati recitation is: Devi Kavach, then Argala Stotram, then Keelakam, and finally the thirteen chapters of the Saptashati.

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