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What is The Devi Kavacam? The Devi Kavacham is considered as a powerful stotram (chant) to nullify negative vibes around you. It acts as an armour in protecting one from any evil spirits. Devi Kavacham was recited by Lord Brahma to sage Markandeya and consists 47 slokas. Lord Brahma praises Goddess Parvati in nine different forms of Mother Divine. Lord Brahma solicits each one to recite Devi Kavacham and seek blessings of The Devis. Devi Kavacham sloka invokes Goddess Devi as the chant mentions different Names of The Devi connected to different parts of the body. Every Name has a specific quality and energy. These Names and forms are closely related. Slokas (chant) have the potential to turn around negative, repulsive vibrations into more positive and attractive vibrations. This is the advantage of chanting a sloka. It is said the person who recites Devi Kavacham regularly, with sincere devotion and correct pronunciation, is protected from all ills. Chanting Devi Kavacham is popular during Navratri. It is also believed that by chanting Devi Kavacham, one gets health benefits too. It is recommended to to recite Devi Kavacham daily to reap the benefits. Devi Kavacham is considered Beej of The Durga Saptashati or The Devi Mahatmya. The Beej Mantra is recited before all Mantra. Hence The Devi Kavacham is recited before Argala which is personified as Shakti and Keelakam. Meaning of Argala is impediment, obstruction, bolt, latch etc., The stotra will clear these obstructions. At the first sight Argala Stotra seems to be praise to Goddess Durga, but if we try to understand the inner meaning, each stotra bestow us with specific benefits for happy living. In most of the ‘PATHAS’ 5 th sloka “ Dhoomra Netra vadhe devi……” is not there and hence we find this version has 26 slokas and the numbering also change accordingly. It is a fact that most of our ancient literature is lost and whatever and whenever found is included by our scholars. It is also true that some of the Stotras are seen in more than one Purana or in more than one tantra grantas. Let us not bother on these things. #durgakavach #ChandiKavacha #DurgaKavacha #durgasaptsati #durgasaptasati #sindhusmitha #devikavacham #KaliStothra #DurgaKavachaStothra #KannadaDevotional