DEVI UPASANA

While ‘upasana’ literally means ‘seated near’ (upa=near, asana=seat), it commonly is used to indicate bhakthi (devotion),  puja (ritual) or dhyana (meditation). An attempt is made here to present resources to learn and practice these different aspects of worship. These include texts and books, discourses, recital of namas etc.
LALITHA SAHASRANAMAM

• Discourses
  • Goda V. Sastry
  • Abhirama Sundaram
  • L.S. - Others
• Texts & Books
• Audio
  • Collection I

LALITHOPAKYANAM

• Audio
• Discourses
  • Sri Arvind Subramaniam
  • Sri Girish Kumar (Mal)
  •  
• Books & Texts

DEVI MAHATMIYAM

• Discourses
  • Sri Girish Kumar (Mal)
  • Sri Balaji Bhagavathar
• Texts & Books
• Audio

SOUNDARYA LAHIRI

• Audio
•  Discourses
  • sri Goda Venkateswara Sastry
  • Sri Rajagopala Ganapadigal
  • Smt Susha Seshaiyan
  • Sri. Sundar Kumar
• Texts & Books

DEVI BHAGAVATHAM

• Discourses
  • Sri Rajagopala Ganapadikal
  • Sri T. Balakrishna Sastrigal
  • Sri Nochur Venkataraman
  • Sw. Asotoshananda
• Texts & Books
  • D.B. - Sri TS Krishna Iyer
• Audio

SAKTHI WORSHIP & TANTRA

• Texts & Books
  • Sir John Woodroffe
  • Other