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तारा च तारिणी देवी नागमुण्डविभूषिता ।
ललज्जिह्वा नीलवर्णा ब्रह्मरूपधरा तथा ॥
नागांचितकटी देवी नीलाम्बरधरा परा ॥
Taaraa Ca Taarinnii Devii Naaga-Munndda-Vibhuussitaa |
Lalaj-Jihvaa Niila-Varnnaa Brahma-Ruupa-Dharaa Tathaa ||
Naaga-Ancita-Kattii Devii Niila-Ambara-Dharaa Paraa ||

Meaning:
1: (I meditate on Devi Tara) Tara is Tarini Devi (Who is the Goddess Who makes us cross the Samsara); Who is Naga-Munda-Vibhushita (Who is adorned with heads of demons),
2: Who has a fearful appearance with Lala-Jihva (Who has a lolling tongue); Who is Nila-Varna (Who has a blue complexion); Who is Brahma-Rupa-Dhara (Who is Brahman in embodied form),
3: Who is Naga-Ancita-Kati Devi (Who is the Devi Whose hip is curled around by serpents); Who is of transcendental nature and Nila-Ambara-Dhara (Who is clothed by the Blue Sky),






नामाष्टकमिदं स्तोत्रं य शृणुयादपि ।
तस्य सर्व्वार्थसिद्धिः स्यात् सत्यं सत्यं महेश्वरि ॥
Naama-Assttakam-Idam Stotram Ya Shrnnuyaad-Api |
Tasya Sarvva-Artha-Siddhih Syaat Satyam Satyam Maheshvari ||

Meaning:
1: This Stotra with these Eight Names, he who listens (and contemplates upon) ...
2: ... gets all accomplishments; Truly, truly (he gets all accomplishments) by the grace of the Maheshwari (Great Goddess).



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Translated by greenmesg

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