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Devi Siddhidatri

from Durga by Tritha

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The last among the nine Avatar of Maa Durga, Maa Siddhidatri, is worshipped on the 9th day of Navaratri. Maa Siddhidatri grants Her devotees all sorts of achievements and is capable of giving all sorts of occult powers. She is the possessor of 26 different wishes (Siddhis) which She grants Her worshipers. The legend has it that Lord Shiva got all those Siddhis by worshipping Maa Shakti. With Her gratitude the half body of Lord Shiva became that of Maa Shakti, and therefore he was called as Ardhnarishvar. And the masculine and femine energies joined in the right balance. This Avtar of Maa Durga removes ignorance and provides knowledge to Her devotees.

Chant this mantra to worship Maa Siddhidatri…
Om hreem kleem siddhidatri vicche namoh namah

Composed in Raag Bhairav normally resonating with the heart chakra, also the Raag of Shiva, sung with intentions to open all the chakras with Naad along the spine sounding like the festival aarti for the Devi Ma Shakti (energy) in complete unison with Shiva (stillness) 🙏

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from Durga, released October 10, 2021
Composed, Recorded and Mixed by Tritha
@ PaGLi Studios, Goa, India

Mastered by Lionel Baba a.k.a Da Saz

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Tritha New Delhi, India

A versatile voice, agile & profound with a plummy richness of sound. Tritha’s throbbing intensity, moving emotional commitment entrance her audience leaving them spell bound. Born in Kolkata, Tritha trained in North Indian classical music since age of five. An ardent supporter of women’s rights with lyrics dealing with women’s liberation, social oppression & sexual exploitation” (Hindustan Times) ... more

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