Mahishasura Mardini Stotram is a devotional song to Durga Mata. The song is written by Sri Satyanarayan Vachan.

In the ancient Hindu scriptures, the name Durga is used to refer to the goddesses and the divine forces in the universe. The word Durga is derived from the Sanskrit word, Durga. The word Durga means "the Divine". The goddesses are sometimes depicted in a cow or a lion form.

The most popular form of the goddess is the one that appears in the Ramayana. She is depicted as a powerful woman who is the wife of Lord Ram and the mother of Lord Rama.

The goddess is usually represented with a lot of ornaments. These ornaments are depicted on her body, her arms, and sometimes her face and neck as well. These ornaments are an important part of the worship of the goddess. The main ornaments are gold, silver, diamonds, gems, and precious stones.

The most important aspect of the worship of the goddess is the prayer. The prayer is divided into two parts, the bhajan and the stuti. The bhajan is the main part of the prayer. The main aspect of the prayer is that the devotee is trying to get the blessing from the goddess.