How to do Kavach, Argala and Keelak Text for safety, prosperity and success:

News India Live, Digital Desk: It is considered very auspicious to recite ‘Durga Saptashati’ to get the special grace of Mother Durga in Navratri. It also includes ‘Kavach’, ‘Argala’ and ‘Keelak’ Stotra, which gives the benefit of the entire Durga Saptashati by reciting, especially when no one can recite. It is very important to do these lessons with the right ways and rules, because reciting them with the wrong method does not give full fruits, but it can also have an adverse effect.

Here are some special rules and precautions to do these lessons:

1. Kavach text

• Rule: Before starting the recitation of Durga Saptashati, one should recite ‘Durga Kavach’. According to some beliefs, it should be done even after recitation and meditating on Mother Durga by taking a bath and lighting a lamp of ghee. Remove all malications from your mind and recite with devotion.
• Importance: This lesson acts like a safety shield, which protects the devotee from all kinds of negative forces, diseases and crises. It helps to make it feel physically and mentally safe.
• On wrong reading: If the ‘Kavach’ text is not read properly or left incomplete, it is believed that the reader may remain insecure and may be deprived of the safety benefits from the text.

2. Argala Stotra

• Rule: ‘Argala Stotra’ is recited after the recitation of ‘Kavach’.
• Importance: Argala means “latch” or “door link”. With this lesson, Mother Durga opens the doors of happiness, prosperity, good health and life of life, it makes us mentally empowered and brings positivity to life.
• On wrong reading: If ‘Argala’ is not recited by law, then the fulfillment of desires may be interrupted or does not get the expected fruit.

3. Keelak Stotra

• Rule: ‘Kailak Stotra’ is recited after ‘Argala’ and before the main chapters of Durga Saptashati. According to some experts, it is mandatory to recite the kitla stotra with the transportation (remove the effect of a curse), otherwise the text is not available.
• Importance: Keelak means “nail” or “bond”. Through this hymn, devotees pray to the goddess to protect the fruits of their lessons. This ensures that you get the full virtue of your text and do not affect any fault. It gives us determination and confidence.
• On wrong reading: If the recitation of ‘Keelak’ is done without the right method or its intention, it is not fruitful, but can harm. It is said in the scriptures that Bhagwati can be angry due to lack of complete dedication, due to which destruction is inevitable.

General rules and precautions of lesson:

• Holyness: Physical and mental purity is very important while reciting
• Admiration: The text should always be done with full devotion, devotion and faith.
• Correct pronunciation: The pronunciation of mantras and hymns should be pure, otherwise their effect may be reduced or wrong results.
• Text from Brahmin: If you feel difficulty in reciting yourself, it is auspicious to get this lesson with a qualified Brahmin.

By following these rules, you get immense grace of Mother Durga and the fast and worship of Navratri is successful.