The document summarizes a passage from the Devi Bhagavatam praising the goddess Devi. It describes Devi as the source of good fortune for the virtuous and ill fortune for the vicious. She is said to be the intelligence of the learned, the faith of the good, and the modesty of the high-born. The passage cannot describe her inconceivable form or her valor in destroying demons. Devi is considered the origin of all worlds and incomprehensible even to gods like Vishnu and Shiva. She is described as dispassionate and the resort of all. The entire world is said to be an infinitesimal portion of her.
The document summarizes a passage from the Devi Bhagavatam praising the goddess Devi. It describes Devi as the source of good fortune for the virtuous and ill fortune for the vicious. She is said to be the intelligence of the learned, the faith of the good, and the modesty of the high-born. The passage cannot describe her inconceivable form or her valor in destroying demons. Devi is considered the origin of all worlds and incomprehensible even to gods like Vishnu and Shiva. She is described as dispassionate and the resort of all. The entire world is said to be an infinitesimal portion of her.
The document summarizes a passage from the Devi Bhagavatam praising the goddess Devi. It describes Devi as the source of good fortune for the virtuous and ill fortune for the vicious. She is said to be the intelligence of the learned, the faith of the good, and the modesty of the high-born. The passage cannot describe her inconceivable form or her valor in destroying demons. Devi is considered the origin of all worlds and incomprehensible even to gods like Vishnu and Shiva. She is described as dispassionate and the resort of all. The entire world is said to be an infinitesimal portion of her.
We bow before you, Sri Devi, who are yourself good fortune in the
dwellings of the virtuous, and ill-fortune in those of the vicious,
intelligence in the hearts of the learned, faith in the hearts of the good, and modesty in the hearts of the high-born. May you protect the universe! How can we describe your inconceivable form, or your abundant surpassing valour that destroys the asuras, or your wonderful feats displayed in battles among all the hosts of gods, asuras and others !ou are the origin of all the worlds! !ou are incomprehensible even to "ishnu, Shiva and others. !ou are dispassionate. !ou are the resort of all. #his entire world is composed of an infinitesimal portion of yourself. !ou are the supreme primordial $ra%riti untransformed. Source& Devi 'hagavatam All the strength and force of man comes from his faith in things unseen. He who believes is strong; he who doubts is weak. Strong convictions precede great actions. J.F. CLARKE Nothing worthwhile ever happens quickly and easily. You achieve only as you are determined to achieve ... and as you keep at it until you have achieved. Robert H Lauer
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