wears garlands made of jasmine, champaka and lotuses around Her neck adorns anklets, bangles and armlets made of precious gems VeeNa vaeNu vinodha maNdita karaa veerasanae samsThitha Jaathee champaka vaijayanthi lahari graiveya-kairaajithaa is the destroyer of the demon Dhoomraksha. has the face which glitters like moon rays and is the ruler of the three worlds (earth, heaven and paataal) KalyaaNi udu raaja bimba vadhanaa Dhoomraaksha samhaariNee
VaaNi pallava paaNi vaeNu muralee gaana priyaa lolinee I humbly surrender myself to Sri Raja Rajeshwari, the Supreme Royal Goddess who is in the pure divine form. is Bhairavi, the Goddess with Dog as Her vehicle
is Parvathi, the daughter of Parvatha Raja, the king of mountains is Shambhavi, the benevolent (being the consort of Shambhu, Lord Shiva) Savithree nava-yavvanaa shuBhakaree samraajya-lakShmee pradhaaĬhidhroopee paradhaevathaa Bhagavathee shree-raaja-raajeshwaree Kaali haimavathee shivaa thrinayanee kathyaayani Bhairavee The Devanagari & the English scripts and a simple English translation are provided in this narrative. The benefits of chanting this Slokam is provided at the end. This Slokam is also called as Sri Amba Ashtakam. Sri Raja Rajeshwari Ashtakam contains eight stanzas each describing the attributes of Sri Parvathi Devi.
It is believed to be composed by Sri Adi Sankaracharya. Sri Raja Rajeshwari Ashtakam is the composition as prayer to and in praise of Sri Raja Rajeshwari Devi, the incarnation of Goddess Parvathi.
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