Siddha Mangala Stotram

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1. Srimadananata Sree Vibhooshita Appala Lakshmi Narasimharaajaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

2. Sri Vidyaadhari Radhaa Surekha Sriraakheedhara Sreepadaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

3. Maataa Sumati Vaatschalyaamruta pariposhita Jaya Sreepadaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

4. Satya Rusheeswara Duhitaanandana Baapanaaryanuta Sree Charanaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

5. Savitrukaataka Chayana Punyaphala Bharadwaja Rushigotra Sambhavaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

6. Do Chowpaatee Dev Lakshmi Ghanasamkhyaa Bodhita Sree Charanaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

7. Punyaroopinee Raajamaambasuta Garbhapunyaphala Samjaataa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

8. Sumateenandana, Naraharinandana Dattadevaprabhu Sreepadaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

9. Peethikaapura Nityavihaara, Madhumati Datta, Mangalaroopaa!
    Jaya Vijayeebhava, Digvijayeebhava, Sreemadakhanda Sree Vijayeebhava!!

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