Mansa Devi Chalisa addresses the Goddess as Nageshwari, Padmavati, Vishahari, and a compassionate fulfiller of sincere hopes. Its petitions range from courage and clarity to household peace and freedom from fear.
This page follows two opening dohas, all forty main stanzas, and the final doha exactly as stored. Each Roman unit has its own natural English meaning, with traditional claims presented as devotional belief rather than guarantees.
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Mansa Devi Chalisa Lyrics in English
Read the complete source-linked devotional sequence in simple Roman script.
Opening Dohas
Manasa man nageshvari, kasht haran sukhadham
Chintagrast har jiv ke, siddh karo sab kam
Devi ghat-ghat vasini, hraday tera vishal
Nishthavan har bhakt par, rahiyo sada taiyar
Mansa Devi Chalisa
Padamavati bhayamochini amba, sukh sanjivani man jagadanba
Manasha purak amar ananta, tumako har chintak ki chinta
Kamadhenu sam kala tumhari, tumhi ho sharanagat rakhavali
Nij chhaya men jinako leti, unako rogamukt kar deti
Dhanavaibhav sukhashanti dena, vyavasay men unnati dena
Tum nagon ki svamini mata, sara jag teri mahima gata
Mahasiddha jagapal bhavani, kasht nivarak man kalyani
Yachana yahi sanjh savere, sukh sanpada moh na phere
Paramanand varadayani maiya, siddhi jyot sukhadayini maiya
Divy anant ratnon ki malik, avagaman ki mahasanchalak
Bhagy ravi kar uday hamara, astik mata aparanpara
Vidyaman ho kan kan bhitar, bas ja sadhak ke man bhitar
Papabhakshini shaktishala, hariyo dukh ka timir ye kala
Path ke sab avarodh hatana, karm ke yogi hamen banana
Atmik shanti dijo maiya, grah ka bhay har lijo maiya
Divy jnyan se yukt bhavani, karo sankat se mukt bhavani
Vishahari kanya, kashyap bala, archan chintan ki do mala
Kripa bhagirath ka jal de do, durbal kaya ko bal de do
Amrit kunbh hai pas tumhare, sakal devata das tumhare
Amar tumhari divy kalaen, vanchhit phal de kalp lataen
Param shreshth anukanpa vali, sharanagat ki kar rakhavali
Bhut pishachar tona tant, dur rahe man kalah bhayankar
Sach ke path se ham na bhatake, dharm ki drishti men na khatake
Kshama devi, tum daya ki jyoti, shubh kar man ki hamen tum hoti
Jo bhige tere bhakti ras men, navagrah ho jae unake vash men
Karuna teri jab ho maharani, anapadh banate hai mahajnyani
Sukh jinhen ho tumane banten, dukh ki dimak unhe na chhanten
Kalpavriksh teri shakti vala, vaibhav hamako de nirala
Dinadayala nageshvari mata, jo tum kahati likhe vidhata
Dekhate ham jo asha nirasha, maya tumhari ka hai tamasha
Apad vipad haro har jan ki, tumhen khabar har ek ke man ki
Dal ke ham par mamata anchal, shant kar do samay ki halachal
Manasa man jag srijanahari, sada sahayak raho hamari
Kasht klesh na hamen satave, vikat bala na koi bhi ave
Kripa sudha ki vrishti karana, har chintak ki chinta harana
Puri karo har man ki mansha, hamen bana do jnyan ki hansa
Parasamaniyan charan tumhare, ujval karade bhagy hamare
Tribhuvan pujit manasa mai, tera sumiran ho phaladai
Is grih anugrah ras barasa de, har jivan nirdosh bana de
Bhulengen upakar na tere, pujenge man sanjh savere
Closing Doha
Siddh manasa siddheshvari, siddh manorath kar
Bhaktavatsala do hamen sukh santosh ka var, sukh santosh ka var
Mansa Devi Chalisa Meaning in English
Opening Dohas Meaning
Mansa, serpent Goddess and abode of happiness, is asked to remove distress and fulfil the worthy aims of anxious beings.
The large-hearted Goddess who dwells within every being is asked to remain ready to support steadfast devotees.
Chalisa Meaning
Padmavati, remover of fear and reviver of happiness, is praised as the universal Mother.
Immortal Mansa knows the concerns of those who think of her and brings sincere hopes toward fulfilment.
Her power is compared with Kamadhenu, and she protects those who come to her shelter.
Those gathered beneath her shade seek release from illness and renewed well-being.
The Mother is asked to give prosperity, peace, happiness, and steady progress in livelihood.
As sovereign of the serpents, she is praised by the whole world.
The accomplished Bhavani guards the world, removes hardship, and works for welfare.
Morning and evening, the devotee asks that abundance never turn into attachment or confusion.
The Mother gives highest joy, accomplishment, light, and a sustaining happiness.
She holds limitless divine treasures and governs the cycle of coming and going.
Astika’s Mother is asked to raise the sun of good fortune in the devotee’s life.
Present within every particle, she is invited to dwell consciously in the seeker’s heart.
Her strong power consumes wrongdoing and removes the dark night of suffering.
She is asked to clear obstacles from the path and make devotees disciplined workers.
The Mother grants inner peace and is asked to remove fear associated with planetary influences.
Filled with divine knowledge, Bhavani is asked to free devotees from crisis.
Vishahari, daughter of Kashyapa, is approached through worship and contemplation.
Her grace is compared with Bhagiratha’s water, and she is asked to strengthen the weak body.
An immortal vessel is pictured near her, while all divine powers serve her purpose.
Her deathless arts resemble wish-fulfilling vines that grant suitable fruit.
The supremely compassionate Mother carefully protects whoever surrenders to her.
The prayer asks that frightening spirits, harmful rites, and household conflict remain far away.
May devotees never wander from truth or fail the clear vision of dharma.
The forgiving Goddess is a lamp of mercy who makes the mind auspicious.
Those immersed in her devotion are described as finding harmony even amid planetary uncertainty.
When her compassion arrives, even the uneducated may awaken to profound understanding.
The happiness she distributes is pictured as secure from the termites of sorrow.
Her power is a wish-fulfilling tree, and the devotee asks for a distinctive, generous abundance.
Compassionate Nageshwari speaks with an authority the poet compares to destiny itself.
Hope and despair are both understood as movements within her mysterious divine play.
She knows every heart and is asked to remove danger and adversity from everyone.
Spreading a motherly covering over devotees, she quiets the turbulence of difficult times.
Mansa, creator and Mother of the world, is asked to remain a constant helper.
The prayer seeks protection from suffering, conflict, and sudden severe misfortune.
She is asked to rain the nectar of grace and lift the worries of all who remember her.
May every wholesome intention be fulfilled and the mind become a swan of discernment.
Her feet are compared with philosopher’s stones that can brighten a devotee’s destiny.
Worshipped in the three worlds, Mansa Mata is remembered as one whose name bears fruit.
The Mother is invited to pour grace into the home and guide every life toward integrity.
The devotees promise not to forget her help and to worship the Mother morning and evening.
Closing Doha Meaning
Siddheshwari Mansa is asked to complete worthy aims and grant her devotees the blessing of happiness and contentment.
Mansa Devi Chalisa: Nageshwari, Hope, and Inner Protection
Mansa Devi is remembered in serpent-related traditions and is called Vishahari in the source. The Chalisa broadens that identity into a prayer for wisdom, resilience, peace, livelihood, and compassionate protection.
Several stanzas use the language of miraculous benefit or planetary relief. This page preserves those devotional ideas without presenting them as medical, financial, or astrological guarantees.
Main Themes in the Mansa Devi Chalisa
The hymn repeatedly turns anxiety into disciplined hope: clear the path, strengthen the body, steady the mind, and remain truthful.
Contentment matters as much as success. The closing prayer asks not simply for fulfilled desire but for happiness joined with enoughness.
How to Read the Mansa Devi Chalisa
Read each petition as a distinct unit, noticing how the hymn moves from outward safety toward knowledge, truth, and contentment.
Nag Panchami is one traditional occasion, while a quiet home reading can focus on courage rather than fear of serpents or planets.
Frequently Asked Questions
The source uses Mansa, Nageshwari, Padmavati, Vishahari, Bhavani, Siddheshwari, and Mother of Astika.
No. The prayer also addresses knowledge, work, household peace, truth, strength, prosperity, and contentment.
No. Such lines express devotional hope and are not substitutes for professional medical or astrological judgment.
It asks the accomplished Mother to fulfil worthy aims and grant happiness together with contentment.
