Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu Book in Hindi

Durga Saptashati is the backbone of Tantra. All the mantras in this book are infallible. Beginning with the story of Suratha and Samadhi, the Saptashati, in fact, states at the end of the thirteenth chapter that worshipping Durga and chanting her glories is virtuousimproving both in this world and the next. As a result of listening to Durgas glories with devotion, King Suratha was born from a part of the Sun as a Manu named Savarni.The thirteen chapters contemplate the various forms of Shakti. Introducing herself in the Rig Veda, Shakti says, Aham Brahma Swarupini. Shakti is not different from Brahma, and understanding her is as difficult as Brahma, but the two are interconnected. Undoubtedly, Shakti, content within herself and beyond desires, activates Brahma; otherwise, Shiva remains motionless.Wherever creation or dissolution is taking place, Shakti is certainly active. Leading every seeker to the vision of Shakti within the science of mantras is our goal and sacred duty. This book is a humble attempt to present the spiritual secrets contained in Durga Saptashati to readers through the title Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu, with the hope that after reading it, the shadowy illusions surrounding Shakti will be shattered in the minds of all seekers and readers.