Telugu Tv Show Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Sthotram

Sri Lalitha Sahasranama Actor Bio Coming Soon ...... Check back later. >> Read More... Sthotram is a show telecasted in the Telugu language. It is telecasted on Bhakthi TV.  The channel is dedicated to the spiritual stuff, devotional teachings and learnings. The channel mostly holds programs related to Hinduism. In the modern time when people are forgetting about their roots, who they are, their culture and the Vedas and Puranas written by their ancestors, these tv channels are doing the best work to keep it alive.

In this show, the chanting of the texts written in Hindu Dharma on  Maa Sri Lalitha Sahasranama is recited. It is a text written in Sanskrit, one of the oldest languages in the world. But the chantings are done in the version of songs with catchy melodies so that people listen to it with interest. Followers of Hindu dharma with the utmost respect towards Sanatan Dharma are the ones to listen to this show. This is a 30-minute show that is dedicated to the chantings of Maa Lalita Sthotram. The text contains a thousand names of mother Lalitha it began with and after that, it tells us about the various things done by all thousand names of maa Lalitha.

Sri Lalitha Sahasranama also is known as the Lalitha Sahasranamam, is a text from the sacred Hindu book Brahmanda Puranam. Lalitha Sahasranama is one of the thousand names of the goddess, Lalitha. This text is all about Maa Lalitha, the goddess of shakti(power). She is considered to be the divine mother in Hindu Dharma. Devi of all Goddess and the most powerful among them. It is said that by worshipping her you can worship every goddess in the Hindu Dharma. Therefore the text is used in the worship of other Devis as well - Durga Maa, Kaali maa, Parvati Maa, Laxmi Maa, Saraswati Maa, Bhagwati Maa and others. This tells the various attributes of the goddess Lalitha in the form of Hymns and mantras. That can be recited in the form of melodies. This Sahasranama is a chanting method used in various modes of worship of the Divine Mother Lalitha like Parayana, Archana, and Homa; they are the basic ways to pray to the goddess in this.