 Śrī Devī Ākāśavānī Vanadurgā Ārādhanā Laharī is a wave of worship offered to the
Ādi Bhagavatī — Mā Vanadurgā.
This sacred work now weaves together :
— the Dhyāna-Stutiḥ,
a meditative hymn that unveils the Devī’s form in serene splendor,
— the Ārādhanā Laharī,
a stotra of flowing devotion, pouring forth from the heart,
— the Ākāśavānī,
the divine voice received within, as grace and revelation. |  “Ārādhanā Laharī” (Wave of Worship) expresses how this hymn is not just a prayer but a continuous flow of devotion, much like the unbroken waves of divine remembrance that rise from the soul and merge into the presence of the goddess. Each verse, each invocation, surges forth like an oceanic tide—invoking, praising, and surrendering to Vanadurga’s supreme grace.
This hymn is a living experience of Bhakti—where every breath, every utterance, and every offering is dedicated to Vanadurga. |  The term “Ākāśavāṇī” (Celestial Voice) signifies the divine message—an unspoken yet resounding call from the divine herself, experienced in the depths of devotion. The Ākāśavānī of the Goddess must be recited
only after the recitation of the Vanadurgā Ārādhanā Laharī.
Without the union of both,the offering remains incomplete. |
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