कूष्माण्डिनि भगवति रुद्राणि समुदितो ज्ञापय।
मुञ्च सर बालकाद् गच्छ ठठ।

kooshmaand'ini bhagavati rudraani samudito jnyaapaya.
muncha sara baalakaad gachchha t'hat'ha.

O Goddess Kūṣmāṇḍini, O Rudrāṇi, be pleased! Release the child and depart immediately.

Listening to this mantra invokes the divine grace of Goddess Kushmandini and Rudrani. It helps remove negative energies and ensures the protection of children from harm. The mantra brings peace, positivity, and immediate relief in challenging situations. It strengthens faith and invokes divine intervention to resolve problems. Regular chanting or listening creates a spiritual shield, fostering courage and devotion.

Knowledge Bank

What does Veda say about periods?

As per Krishna Yajurveda Kanda 2. Prashna 2. Anuvaka 2, women accepted part of Indra's brahmahatya dosha in return for permission for physical relationship only for pleasure. Until then, physical relationship was permitted only for procreation. A woman's body carries this sin during menstrual days. Vedic tradition advises vrata during these days, which has several health and spiritual benefits.

Who were Shishupala and Dantavakra?

Shishupala was the king of Chedi. Dantavakra was the king of Karusha. They were incarnations of Jaya-Vijaya on earth towards the end of Dwapara yuga. Both were killed by Sri Krishna.

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