Aigiri Nandini is a revered devotional song dedicated to Goddess Durga, celebrated for its poetic beauty and spiritual significance. The lyrics express devotion, praise, and the divine qualities of the goddess, emphasizing her role as a protector and nurturer. This English translation captures the essence of the original Sanskrit verses, making it accessible to a wider audience. Ideal for spiritual seekers and fans of devotional music, the lyrics highlight themes of strength, protection, and divine grace. The song is often recited during festivals and religious ceremonies, enhancing its cultural importance.

Key Points

  • Presents the English translation of Aigiri Nandini, a devotional hymn to Goddess Durga.
  • Highlights the themes of strength, protection, and divine grace in the lyrics.
  • Ideal for spiritual seekers and those interested in devotional music.
  • Captures the poetic beauty and spiritual significance of the original Sanskrit verses.
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Aigiri Nandini Lyrics in English:
Aigiri nandini nandhitha medhini
Viswa Vinodhini Nandanuthe
Girivara Vindhya Sirodhi Nivasini
Vishnu Vilasini Jishnu Nuthe
Bhagawathi Hey Sithi Kanda Kudumbini
Bhoori Kudumbini Bhoori Kruthe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (1)
Suravara Varshini Durdara Darshini
Durmukhamarshani Harsharathe
Tribhuvana Poshini Sankara Thoshini
Keelbisha Moshini Ghosharathe
Danuja Niroshini Dithisutha Roshini
Durmadha Soshini Sindhusuthe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (2)
Ayi jagadambha madamba kadam
Bavana Priya Vasini Hasarathe
Shikhari Siromani Thunga Himalaya
Srunga Nijalaya Madhyagathe
Madhu madhure madhu
Kaitabha Banjini Rasarathe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (3)
Ayi satha kanda vikanditha runda
Vithunditha Shunda Gajathipathe
Ripu Gaja Ganda Vidhaarana Chanda
Paraakrama Shunda Mrigathipathe
Nija Bhuja Danda Nipaathitha Khanda
Vipaathitha Munda Bhatathipathe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (4)
Ayi rana durmathashathru vadhothitha
Durdhara Nirjara Shakthi Bruthe
Chathura Vicharadureena Maha Shiva
Dhoothakritha Pramadhipathe
Duritha Dureetha Dhurasaya Durmathi
Dhanava Dhutha Kruthaanthamathe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (5)
Ayi sharanagatha vairi vadhuvara
Veera Varabhaya Dhayakare
Tribhuvana Masthaka Shoola Virodhi
Shirodhi Krithamala Shoolakare
Dhumi dhumi Thaamara Dundu binadha Maho
Mukharikruthatigmakare
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (6)
Ayi nija hoonkrithi maathra niraakrutha
Dhoomra Vilochana Dhoomra Sathe
Samar Vishoshitha Sonitha Bheeja
Samudhbhava Sonitha Bheejalathe
Shiva Shiva Shumbha Nishumbhamaha Hava
Tarpitha Bhootha Pisacharathe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (7)
Dhanu ranu shanga ranakshana sanga
Parisphuradanga Natak Katake
Kanaka Pishanga Prishatka Nishanga
Rasadh bhata Shringa Hathavatuke
Kritha Chaturanga Balakshithi ranga
Ghatad Bahuranga Ratad Batuke
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (8)
Jaya Jaya Japya Jaye
Jaya shabdha Parastuti Tathpara Vishwanuthe
Bhana Bhana bhinjimi Bhinkritha Noopura
Sinjitha Mohitha Bhoothapathe
Naditha Nataartha Nadi Nada Nayaka
Naditha Natya Sugaanarathe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (9)
Ayi Sumanah Sumanah
Sumanah Sumanohara Kanthiyuthe
Sritha Rajanee Rajanee Rajanee
Rajanee karavakra Vrithe
Sunayana Vibhramara bhramara
Bhramara brahmaradhipadhe
Jaya Jaya Hey Mahishasura Mardini Ramyaka pardini Shailasuthe (10)
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FAQs

What is the significance of Aigiri Nandini in Hindu worship?
Aigiri Nandini is significant in Hindu worship as it is dedicated to Goddess Durga, representing strength and protection. The hymn is often recited during festivals, particularly during Navaratri, to invoke the goddess's blessings. Devotees believe that chanting this hymn can provide spiritual upliftment and protection from negative forces. The song's lyrics celebrate the goddess's divine qualities, making it a powerful tool for devotion and reverence.
Who composed the lyrics of Aigiri Nandini?
The lyrics of Aigiri Nandini are traditionally attributed to the poet Adi Shankaracharya, a revered philosopher and theologian in Hinduism. He is known for his contributions to Advaita Vedanta and for composing various devotional hymns. Aigiri Nandini is one of his most celebrated works, reflecting his deep devotion to Goddess Durga. The hymn encapsulates the essence of Shankaracharya's spiritual philosophy and his dedication to the divine.
What themes are explored in the lyrics of Aigiri Nandini?
The lyrics of Aigiri Nandini explore themes of divine strength, protection, and the nurturing aspects of Goddess Durga. The hymn emphasizes the goddess's role as a protector against evil and a source of strength for her devotees. It also highlights the importance of surrendering to the divine will and seeking refuge in the goddess during times of distress. These themes resonate deeply with devotees, making the hymn a powerful expression of faith.
How is Aigiri Nandini performed during religious ceremonies?
Aigiri Nandini is often performed during religious ceremonies, particularly during the Navaratri festival, which celebrates the goddess Durga. Devotees gather to chant the hymn in unison, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. The performance may include traditional music, dance, and rituals that honor the goddess. This collective recitation fosters a sense of community and devotion among participants, enhancing the overall spiritual experience.
What is the historical context of Aigiri Nandini?
Aigiri Nandini has its roots in ancient Hindu traditions, reflecting the cultural and spiritual landscape of India. Composed by Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century, the hymn emerged during a time of religious revival and philosophical exploration. It serves as a testament to the enduring devotion to Goddess Durga and the significance of her worship in Hindu culture. The hymn has been passed down through generations, maintaining its relevance and importance in contemporary spiritual practices.

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