Durga Sahasra Namam and Other Sakti Stotrams

Dakaradi Durga Sahasranam:
http://sanskrit.safire.com/pdf/DURGA1000_DAKARADI.PDF


http://sanskrit.safire.com/pdf/DURGA_SAHA.PDF

http://www.durga-puja.org/durga-sahasranaam.pdf

Nava Durga Puja Vidhi for Dasara Festival.  70 page document in deva nagari lipi
http://www.kamakotimandali.com/stotra/NavadurgaVidhi.pdf

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Sri Parashakti

Mahatripurasundari Suprabhata Stava: Asthana Vidvan Brahmasri K P Shankara Shastri Minakshi Navaratnamalika: Ashthana Vidvan Brahmasri K P Shankara Shastri Rajarajeshwari Pancharatnam: Asthana Vidwan Brahmasri K P Shankara Shastri Mukambika Sahasranama Stotra: Skanda Purana - Mukambika Mahatmya Mukambika Ashtottara Shatanamavali: Skanda Purana - Mukambika Mahatmya Navadurga Puja Paddhati: Kalpokta - compiled by Sri Harsha-ji Sharada Geetham: Sri Chandrashekhara Bharati Sharada Suprabhata Stava: Traditional Sharada Stava: Sri Chandrashekhara Bharati Kamakshi Annapurna Girija Dashakam: Sri Chandrashekhara Bharati Jnanaprasunambika Stava: Traditional Kantimatyashtakam: Sri Sacchidananda Shivabhinava Nrsimha Bharati Sharada Mahima Stava: Sri Sacchidananda Shivabhinava Nrsimha Bharati Rajarajeshwari Mantra Matrika Stava: Traditional Minakshi Stuti: Sri Chandrashekhara Bharati Mukambika Stotram: Traditional Saptaratnamalika: Mahakavi Kalidasa Lalita Trishatyatmaka Panchadashi Stuti: Sri Chandrashekhara Bharati Vidhimanasahamsa Stotram: Sri Sacchidananda Shivabhinava Nrsimha Bharati Mula Mantratmaka Stava: Sri Abhinava Svayamprakasha Ramananda Saraswati Balambika Dashakam: Traditional Bhavasodari Ashtakam: Sri Sacchidananda Shivabhinava Nrsimha Bharati Bhramarambika Stotram: Durvasa Deshikendra Bhramari Stotram: Maharshi Garga Annapurna Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram: Rudrayamala Tantra Kulasundari Annapurna Sahasranama Stotram: Rudrayamala Tantra Mula Durga Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram: Vishvasara Tantra Bhadrakali Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram: Traditional Rajashyamala Sahasranama Stotram: Saubhagya Lakshmi Kalpa Vairagya Stotram: Traditional Bala Muktavali Stotram: Traditional Abhirama Sundari Stotram: Traditional Kamalambika Stotram: Sri Anantanandanatha (Brahmasri Svami Shastrigal of Guhananda Mandali) Dakshina Kali Karpuradi Stotram: Mahakala Mahamari Kalpa: Vayu Purana Mantrasiddhi-prada Adya Kali Dhyanam: Traditional Laghu Saptashati Stotram: Sri Prithvidharacharya Mantrasiddhiprada Mahadurga Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram: Haragauri Tantra Sri Bala Tripurasundari Khadgamala Stotram: Sri Mantra Kosha Srichakra Mahalakshmi Stotram: Saubhagyalakshmi Kalpa Dashamayi Bala Stotram: Meru Tantra Mahavidya Tara Tattvarahasya Dhyanam: Ekavira Kalpa Garbharakshambika Stotram: Traditional Sarvasiddhikari Stuti: Kadimata Bala Tripurasundari Pancharatna Stotram: Tantrokta Kali Medha Dikshopanishat: Tantrokta Saubhagyavidya Kamakshi Stotram: Lalitopakhyanam Durga Saptashati: Answers to some common queries Indrakshi Kavacha Stotram: Traditional Shulini Durga Sahasranama Stotram: Akashabhairava Kalpa

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Durga Saptashati Parayana - Some Procedures
http://www.kamakotimandali.com/stotra/SaptashatiTathya.pdf


There are various schemes of sampuṭa in caṇḍī vidhi (Saptashati parayana or reciting). "Sampuṭa" here means uttering the specific mantra before and after every verse of saptaśatī for all the 700 verses.

Some are sampuṭas for the entire hymn while some others are for each individual verse of saptaśatī. The most common scheme is one where the navākṣarī mahāmantra is recited 108 times at the
beginning and end of saptaśatī. Such use of sampuṭa is generally for sakāma pakṣa . Those reciting the hymn mainly for ātmalābha need not follow the saṃpuṭīkaraṇa scheme using navārṇa mantra.

  There are four recognized ways of saṃpuṭīkaraṇa of saptaśatī
using navārṇa mahāmantra. They are:

1. Reciting 108 navārṇa mantras at the beginning and end of the
entire saptaśatī hymn.
2. Reciting 108 navārṇa mantras at the beginning and end of
each of the three charitras.
3. Reciting 108 navārṇā mantras at the beginning and end of
each of the thirteen chapters of saptaśatī.
4. Reciting navārṇa mantra at the beginning and end of every
śloka of saptaśatī.

There are various prayogas which are detailed in tantras such as kātyāyanī, vārāhī and ḍāmara, as also by authorities such as nīlakaṇṭha and nāgojībhaṭṭā some of which are listed below.
sampuṭa here means uttering the specific mantra before and after every verse of saptaśatī for all the 700 verses. One example of sampuṭa is reading is sloka with praṇava or Omkāra: "OM + śloka + OM"


Samputa Schemes

1. By sampuṭa of sapraṇava vyāhṛtitraya a hundred times, one attains mantra siddhi (OM bhūḥ bhuvaḥ svaḥ + śloka + svaḥ bhuvaḥ bhūḥ OM)

2. By reciting sapraṇava vyāhṛtitraya at the beginning of every śloka, one attains mantra siddhi.

3. By sampuṭa of sapta vyāhṛti (OM bhūḥ bhuvaḥ svaḥ maḥ janaḥ manaḥ tapaḥ satyaṃ), one attains mantra siddhi.

4. By sampuṭa of gāyatrī mantra along with sapta vyāhṛti or vyāhṛtitraya, one attains immense merit.

5. By sampuṭa of the mantra jātavedase from the durgā sūkta, one attains all desired fruits.

6. By sampuṭa of śatākṣara tryambaka mantra, one is protected from death and disease. This mantra is formed by combining gāyatrī, jātavedase and tryambaka mantras.

7. By sampuṭa of the śloka śaraṇāgatadīnārta paritrāṇa
parāyaṇe, one achieves success in all endeavors.
8. By sampuṭa of the śloka karotu sā naḥ śubhaheturīśvarī, one
attains all desired fruits.
9. By sampuṭa of the śloka evaṃ devyā varaṃ labdhvā, one
attains all desired boons.
10. By sampuṭa of the śloka durge smṛtā harati, one is protected
from dangers of all kind.
11. By sampuṭa of the śloka sarvābādhāpraśamanaṃ, one is
freed from afflictions of all kinds. One can also recite this śloka
alone for the same purpose.
12. By reciting the śloka itthaṃ yadā yadā a lakh times, one is
freed from epidemics such as mahāmārī.
13. By reciting the śloka tato vavre nṛpo rājyaṃ a lakh times,
one gains back lost wealth and position.
14. By offering sadīpa balidāna reciting the śloka, hinasti
daityatejāṃsi, one is cured of bālagraha.
15. By a combined recitation of the śloka durge smṛtā harasi
along with the ṛk yadanti yacca dūrake, one is speedily freed
from all dangers and misery.
16. By sampuṭa of the śloka jnānināmapi cetāṃsi, one attains
the power of infatuation.
17. By sampuṭa of the śloka rogānaśeṣān, one is freed from all
diseases.
17. By sampuṭa of the śloka ityuktvā sā tadā devī, one is blessed
with knowledge.
18. The verse bhagavtyā kṛtaṃ sarvaṃ is very potent and
confers sarvasiddhi. It can be recited individually as a 112-
lettered mahāmantra to accomplish all desires.
16. By sampuṭa of the śloka devi prapannārtihare prasīda, one
is speedily liberated from dangers and misery of all kinds.
Performing the above prayogas in front of a lamp (durgā
dīpanamaskāra) grants very fast results.