Prayers requires a living faith in God and there is no grace of God without prayer. Shakti Mahimna Stotra composed by the Sage Durvsa is a famous hymn in the worship of Shakti. The first part of this work contains the Matrikas (the mystic syllables) like Soundarya Lahari the first part of this Stotra forms as the explanation of Mantras and the second part describes the form of Shakti. The method of meditating upon Kundalini, the efficacy of Bijakasharas especially the 15 lettered Mantra, Kamakala Vimarsana, shakti’s Gayatri form, the form of Sri Chakra, and the effect of Mahapraasaada vidya etc are dealt with int eh first part. The meditation on the foot of to head of Shakti, the power of her weapons, and the inner form of worship etc are explained in the later part. Shiva Mahimna Stotra is a prayer to Lord Shiva composed (earlier that 10th century A.D) with a devotional fervour by Pushpadanta the famous devotee of the Lord. As the numerous learned commentaries on the hymn attest, it is a Powerful and philosophical hymn in thought and expression. The beauty of this hymn is that it could be applied to Vishnu also, as interpreted by Madhusudana Saraswathi. In addition to the above Stotras, this compact disc contained Shiva Shakti Stotra. Daaridriya Dahana Shiva Stotra etc, appropriate to the Aradhana of Shiva Shakti. The listening to these stotras would invoke the blessings of the divine couple and bring merits, wealth and prosperity! These hymns are rendered in the spiritual tunes by Dr.R.Thiagarajan H.O.D of Sanskrit Presidency College, Chennai along with his team. Sri Malolakannan, Sri Bhaktavatsalam and Smt.Usha Viswanath under the guidance of Mr.Manikkavinayagam, the Music Director