Singer- Shruti Sargam
Music Production- Samar
Lyrics- Traditional
Sarva Mangal Mangalye Shiv Savard Sadhike Sharanne Trayambake Gauri Narayane Namohstute ||
The Sarvamangala Mangale Shive mantra, like other Hindu mantras, is incredibly powerful. This particular mantra is dedicated to Goddess Durga and plays a significant role in Hindu weddings. Reciting it each morning can bring about immense goodness, peace, and success in one's life.
The mantra itself holds deep meaning:
"Auspiciousness of the auspicious! Parvathi! The fulfiller of desires! Protector of all - Three-eyed! Parvathi Devi! Narayini! We bow to your divinity!"
Goddess Parvathi embodies qualities such as power, strength, devotion, and love. As the consort of Lord Shiva, she represents virtues like asceticism, skill, fertility, power, and marital bliss according to Hindu mythology.
It is believed that Goddess Parvathi is the physical form of the Supreme Being (Adi Parasakthi), making her the embodiment of Divine Power. Without power, matter remains inert, and thus, she is the driving force behind activating the energy within humans. Every power in the world is ultimately a symbol of Goddess Shakthi.
Chanting the 'Sarva Mangala Maangale' mantra not only creates powerful vibrations in the physical body but also allows the soul to connect with divine energy, providing relief from worldly issues.
By surrendering to the Divine Mother through this mantra, one can eliminate helplessness and receive divine guidance to overcome challenges.
The hidden meaning of Sarva Mangala Maangalye refers to fulfilling the four attainments in human life: Dutiful Living, Prosperity, Desire, and Liberation. By reciting this mantra, one can strive towards achieving all four goals, including Moksha.
Similarly, Tryambake symbolizes Three-eyed, representing Ida, Pingala, and Shushumn.