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Vedic - Slokas - by Dr.Rupnathji

Early Morning Slokas :

Early Morning is considered as the best time to worship God. Early morning is also known as "Brahma Mahurat" in the Hindu Mythology. It is regarded that prayers made at this time reach directly to the God. Early Morning Shloka (Sloka) is given here which also serves as the first prayer of the day to the almighty.

Karaagre Vasate Lakshmi Karamadhye Sarasvati, Karamuule Tu Govinda Prabhaate Karadarshanam,

Samudravasane Devi Parvatastanamandale, Vishhnupatni Namastubhyam Paadasparsham Kshamasva Me

Meaning: The front part of the hands (the finger tips) is credited to Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth. The middle part or palm is credited to Goddess Saraswati, the Goddess of learning and the root (the part of hand near the wrist) to Govinda. So, every morning, one should have a reverent look at one's hand which represents sincere labor. I bow to Mother Earth, who has mountains and jungles on her body and whose clothing is made by the ocean. The wife of Lord Vishnu, please pardon me for touching you with my feet. It is considered propitious to start the day with this sincere prayer.

Bedtime Slokas

Bedtime is the time when people want to relax themselves after the long hectic schedules of the day. It is considerable to remember God at such time. Following Bedtime Sloka / Shloka is a bedtime prayer of the Hindus.

"Karacharana Krn Itam Vaakkaayajam Karmajam Vaa,

Shravananayanajam Vaa Maanasam Vaaparaadham, Vihitamavihitam Vaa Sarvametatkshamasva,

Jaya Jaya Karunaabdhe Shriimahaadeva Shambho"

Meaning: The literal meaning of the mantra is: "O God, kindly pardon my incorrect actions done

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consciously or unconsciously, either through my organs of action (hand, feet, and speech) or through my organs of perception (eyes, ears) or by my mind. I adore the God, who is the ocean of kindness". Significance: By God's grace, we have completed one more day of our life. So, in order to thank god and to ask for his mercy, one can recite this Sloka. This bedtime Sloka is a prayer to God asking him to excuse our mistakes and maintain his mercy on us.

Holy Bath Slokas

Bathing is a time when people take a shower to shed the physical impurities and dirt of their body. Following is the Shloka/ Sloka for a Holy Bath, which can be recited while taking a bath.

"Ganga Cha Yamuna Chaiva Godavari Saraswati, Narmada Sindhu Kaveri Jalesmin Sannidhim Kuru"

Meaning: The literal meaning of this mantra is: "In this water, I invoke the presence of divine waters from the rivers Ganga, Yamuna, Godavari, Saraswati, Narmada, Sindhu and Kaveri. These rivers are considered as goddesses and I pray to them for considering me for their blessings.

Significance: God has given us a beautiful life to live and has created this beautiful world. There are massive rivers and oceans in it. Many rivers like, Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati etc have their own significance. Taking bath in these rivers is considered auspicious. So, reciting this Sloka with a sincere heart brings you the benefit of taking bath in these rivers.

Slokas While Eating Food

Eating is an important activity, which is required in order to live. It is God, who has created each and every thing. Food, hunger, living beings, all of them form the part of God's creation. One should remember God, the omnipresent, who has given both, sweet and sour delicacies to satisfy our taste-buds. Following is the Sloka/ Shloka which can be recited while eating or taking your food :

"Brahmaarpanam Brahma Havih Brahmaagnau Brahmana Hutam, Brahmaiva Tena Gantavyam Brahmakarmasamaadhina"

Meaning: The accurate meaning of this mantra is: "A practice of offering is Brahman, the oblation is Brahman, the device of offering is Brahman, and the fire (hunger) to which the offering is made, is also Brahman. For such a one, who abides in everything (Brahman), by him alone Brahman is reached"

Significance: Brahman refers to God himself. This Shloka suggests that god is everywhere, in the food, inside the devotee and even the hunger is God. So, devotee is taking the food (God) to the hunger (God). To put succinctly, we always thank god for his divine grace.


Slokas for Lighting Lamps

"Light is considered as a symbol of auspiciousness, prosperity and abundance in the Hindu religion. Light brings brightness with it and removes the darkness. Light makes it possible to see things clearly. Following Sloka / Shloka can be recited while lighting the lamp. This prayer is also known ''deepa shlokam'':

"Subham Karoti Kalyanam Arogyam Dhana Sampadah Shatru Buddhi Vinashaya Dipa Jyotir Namostute"

Meaning: The accurate meaning of the mantra is: "I fold my hands before the light that brings prosperity, auspiciousness, good health, abundance of wealth and destruction of the enemy's intellect". Here, Darkness symbolizes enemy's intellect and with the arrival of light, darkness disappears. Likewise, light (God's Grace) destroys darkness (enemy's intellect).

"Deepajyothi Parabrahma Deepajyothi Janardhana

Deepo Me Hara Tu Paapam Deepaa Jyothir Namostute"

Meaning : The literal meaning of the mantra is: "I fold my hands before the lord, the maintainer of this creation, in the form of this light. I adore this light, which destroys all the pains resulting from my omissions and commissions.

Goddess Lakshmi Slokas

Goddess Lakshmi is the female counterpart of Lord Vishnu, the female energy of the Supreme Being. She is the goddess of prosperity, wealth, purity, generosity, and the embodiment of beauty, grace and charm. Lakshmi is depicted as a beautiful woman of golden complexion, with four hands, sitting or standing on a full-bloomed lotus and holding a lotus bud, which stands for beauty, purity and fertility. Her four hands represent the four ends of human life: dharma or righteousness, kama or desires, artha or wealth, and moksha or liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

(1) " Adhilakshmi Namasthesthu Parabrahma

Swaroopine Yeshodhehi Dhanamdehi Sarvakamamcha Dehimey Mangaley

Mangaladhare Mangalya Manggalapradhey Mangalartham

Mangalesi Mangalyam Dehime Sadaaaa "


Meaning: Salutations to Goddess Adi Lakshmi, who is essentially the supreme Brahman. Please grant us wealth and prosperity and fulfill our wishes. O! Auspicious Goddess, you are the seat of auspiciousness, you grant auspiciousness, you are auspiciousness personified. Grant us eternal happiness and prosperity.

(2) " Sarva Mangala Mangalye Shive Sarvaartha

Sadhikey Sharanye Trayambakey Gowri Narayani Namostutey "

Meaning: I salute the three-eyed Divine Mother Narayani, who brings auspiciousness and who fulfils all the desires of the devotee (both spiritual and material).

(3) " Karaagre vasathe Lakshmi

Karamadhye Saraswathi Karamoolethu Govinda Prabhathey Karadarshanam. "

Meaning: The front part of the hands (the finger tips) are ascribed to Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth, the middle part (the palm proper) to Goddess Saraswati - the Goddess of learning and the root (the part of hand near the wrist) to Govinda (God). Therefore, every morning, one should have a respectful look at one's hand which symbolizes honest labor.

(4) " Anjana Nandanam Veeram Janaki Soka Naasanam, Kapeesa Maksha Hantharam ,

Vandhe Lanka Bhayankaram "

Meaning: Salutations to the terror of Lanka, Who is heroic the son of Anjana, Who brought to an end all sorrows of Sita, Who is the king of Monkeys, and Who killed Aksha, the son of Ravana

(5) " Namasthesthu mahamaye sri petesura poojithey

Sanguchakra gatha hasthey mahalakshmi namosthuthey Namasthey garudaroodey

kolasurea bayankari Sarva papa hare devi Mahalakshmi namosthutehy "

Meaning: Salutations to you, O Mahalakshmi, who is all powerful, who is the seat of wealth, and who is worshipped by the devas and who has a conch, a disc and a mace in Her hands.

(6) "Namastulasi kalyaaNi namo vishhnupriye shubhe Namo moksha pradey devii namaH

sampatpradaayinee "


Meaning: I bow to auspicious Tulasi who is dear to Lord Vishnu, who brings good luck to devotees, who guides one to attain salvation, who showers all the wealth to the devotees.

(7) " Samudra Vasaney Devi Parvathasthana Madale ; Vishnupatnii Namasthubhyam

Paadha Sparsham Kshamashamey "

Meaning: O ! Mother Earth, wearing oceans, forests and mountains; wife of Vishnu, I bow to you. Please forgive me for placing my feet on you.

Bhagawad Gita Slokas : Slokas are verses in the praise of God. Shlokas from Bhagwad Gita are renowned for their massive power. Gita Slokas bring the idea of spirituality to our mind. Slokas of Bhagavad Gita can be recited in order to get the peace of mind. Daily chant of these slokas, with their meanings kept in the mind, makes the person aware about the fact of material world and the celestial world. Gita Slokas tell about the eternal divine world which is pure and serene. These slokas make the person realize the purpose, for what he/she has come in this world. Following are some of the Slokas from Bhagavad Gita with their meanings:

"Cancalam Hi Manah Krsna Pramathi Balavaddrdham Tasyaham Nigraham Manye Vayoriva Suduskaram"

This Sloka states that the Individual self is the traveler in the chariot of the material body and the intelligence is the driver. Mind is the driving instrument and the senses are the horses. Thus, the self is the enjoyer or sufferer in the relationship of the mind and senses.

"Balam Balavatam Caham Kamaragavivarjitam Dharmaviruddho Bhutesu Kamo'smi Bharatarsabha"

The Sloka says that God is detached and passionless strength of the dominant and the virtuous craving in men.

Ye Caiva Sattvika Bhava Rajasastamasasca Ye Matta Everti Tanviddhi Na Tvaham Tesu Temayi

This Shloka tells that God is the only source of all good (satva), obsessive (rajas) and dark (tamas) elements still, they are not within the God nor the deity is within them.

"Tribhirgunamayairbhavairebhih Sarvamidam Jagat Mohitam Nabhijanati Mamebhyah Paramavyayam"

This Sloka states that the whole world is engrossed in the three elements of Satva, Raja, and Tama .This is the reason, people don't recognize the Eternal God who is beyond them.


"Daivi Hyesa Gunamayi Mama Maya Duratyaya Mameva Ye Prapadyante Mayametam Taranti Te"

The Shloka states that the celestial maya of God with its threefold attributes is very complex. Yet, those who worship God are able to conquer it.

"Na Mam Duskrtino Mudhah Prapadyante Naradhamah Mayayapahrtajnana Asuram Bhavamasritah"

This Shloka says that people who are attracted by maya of God lose their mind. They get fascinated by the baser impulses and stop worshipping God. These people are stupid and evil who don't even understand that all these things are part of the web created by the Almighty.

"Caturvidha Bhajante Mam Janah Sukrtino'rjuna Arto Jijnasurartharthi Jnani Ca Bharatarsabha"

This Sloka says that there are four kinds of good people who worship god, those who desire earthly gains, those who are suffering, those who seek knowledge and those who possess wisdom.

"Tesam Jnani Nityayukta Ekabhaktirvisisyate Priyo Hi Jnanino'tyarthamaham Sa Ca Mama Priyah"

This Shloka tells that out of the devotees, there are some wise people who want something in return and the people who don't expect any fruit in return of the worship. God loves the people who don't expect anything in return as their love towards the god is true.

"Udarah Sarva Evaite, Jnani Tvatmaiva Me Matam Asthitah Sa Hi Yuktatma Mamevanuttamam Gatim"

This Sloka states that all those who worship God are commendable. But the outstanding devotees, who worship God with the single motive to merge in the God, are the true devotees who have achieved the highest aim of life.

Bhagavad Gita is the most unusual and the one of the most important scriptures. Its is the divine

voice of the God. One can be spiritually benefited by mediating and contemplating on the Gita.

One's all doubts are removed and by following it, one can attain Him. This Celestial Song was sung

by Lord Krishna.

Whatever happened, it happened for good.

Whatever is happening, is happening for good.

Whatever that will happen, it will be for good.

What have you lost for which you cry?


What did you bring with you, which you have lost?

What did you produce, which has destroyed?

You did not bring anything when you were born.

Whatever you have, you have received from Him.

Whatever you will give, you will give to Him.

You came empty handed and

you will go the same way.

Whatever is yours today was somebody else’s yesterday and will be somebody

else’s tomorrow.

Change is the law of the universe.

EKA SLOKI GITA

यत्र योगेश्वरः कृष्णो यत्र पाथ� धनुधर्रः यत्र श्री�वर्जयो भू�तधु्रर्वा नी�तमर्�तमर्म॥ Lord Ganesha Slokas

Lord Ganesha is the one of the most popular gods of the Hindu Religion. Ganesh is known as the eradicator of obstacles and god of beginnings. Lord Ganesha is considered as the first god to be worshipped. Slokas on Lord Ganesha form the part of prayers offered to the lord. Here is a collection of Ganesha Shlokas

"Shuklaambara Dharam Vishnum, Shashi Varnam Chatur Bhujam Prasanna Vadanam Dhyaayet, Sarva Vighna Upashaanthaye"

Meaning of Sloka: Lord Ganesha always dressed in white represents purity. He is omnipresent with gray complexion like that of ash glowing with spiritual splendor. The Lord with bright countenance has four arms. I meditate on the God who can destroy all obstacles whether material or spiritual.

"Vakratunda Mahakaaya, Suryakoti Samaprabha Nirvighnam Kuru Mey Deva, Sarva Kaaryeshu Sarvada"

Meaning of Sloka: Lord Ganesha has a curved trunk with a powerful body. He has the brilliance of a million suns. May the Lord, remove all the problems from the actions I aim to achieve.


"Ekadantam Mahaakaayan, Taptakaajnchanasannibhamh Lambodaram Vishaalaaxam, Vandeaham Gananaayakamh"

Meaning of Sloka: Obeisance to Lord Ganesha, the one tusked, huge-bodied, big-bellied, and large-eyed God, whose complexion is like that of molten gold. I surrender myself to such great lord.

"Srikantho Mathulo Yasya, Jananee Sarva Mangalaa Janakaha Sankaro Devaha, Tam Vande' Kunjaraananam"

Meaning of Sloka: The lord, for whom Lord Vishnu is the Uncle, whose mother is the divine auspicious one, Parvati and whose father is Lord Shiva. I offer salutations to Sri Ganesha, the Omkara.

"Prasanna Vinaayakam Devam, Perivana Pura Samsthitham Sarva Vigna Haram Nithyam, Vandhe Sri Kunjaraananam"

Meaning of Sloka: The Lord Sri Prasanna Vinaayaka, who lives in his Temple of Pearland; one who removes all obstacles of all his devotees at all times; one who has the Omkara face of the elephant. I pray to the divine Ganesha.

"Agajaanana Padmaarkam, Gajaananam Aharnisham Anekadantham Bhaktaanaam, Ekadantam Upaasmahey"

Meaning of Sloka: Lord Ganesha, the elephant faced is like sun to the lotus face of Mother Parvati. The single tusked Ganesha is the giver of boons. I salute the great lord to grant us a boon.

"Ganaanaam Twam Ganapathi Gam Havaamahe Kavim Kaveenaam Upamasra Vastamam

Jyeshta Raajam Brahmanaam Brahmanaspatha Aanashrunvanna Oothibhi Seedha Saadanam"

Meaning of Sloka: The Lord of spiritual faith, son of Lord Shiva, is the wisest among the wise. Ganesha has no comparison. He is the senior Lord of the Vedic mantras, who listens to the devotee's prayers. I invite Lord Ganesha to visit my home with prosperous things and be seated here.

Mudakaratha Mothakam Sadaa vimukthi Sadhakam; Kaladhara vadhamshakam Vilasi Loka Rakshakam; Anaayakaika Naayakam

Vinasi Dhebha Dhaithyakam; Nadashu Bhasu Nasakam Namamitham Vinaayakam

Meaning of Sloka: With joy he holds modaka in His hand. He readily bestows salvation. He


wears the moon as an ornament. He protects the destitute. He is the leaderless supreme leader. He destroyed the elephant demon. That 'Vinakaya' Lord Ganesha I worship.

Mooshika Vaahana Modhaka Hastha Chaamara Karna Vilambitha Suthra Vaamana Roopa

Maheshwara Puthra Vigna Vinaayaka Paadha Namasthey

Meaning of Sloka: He who has the mouse as the vahana, He who always keeps Modhak, He who has ears that resemble a hand held fan, He who wears a chain-like ornament around his waist, He who is short statured, He who is the son of Lord Maheshwara. O! Lord Vinayaka who is all the above and he who removes all impediments(vignas), We worship your Divine Feet

Vidyaarthee Lapthey Vidyaam; Dhanaarthee Lapathey Dhanam; Puthraarthee Lapathey Puthraan; Mokshaarthee Lapathey Gathim

Meaning of Sloka: One who aspires wisdom attains it One who aspires wealth attains it One who aspires a son attains him and One who aspires moksha attains it.

Gajaananam Bootha Ganaathi Sayvitham Kapitha Jumbu Phala saara Bakshitham Umaa Sutham Shoka Vinaasha Kaaranam Namaami

Vigneshwara Paadha Pankajam

Meaning of Sloka: I prostrate myself before the lotus feet of Vigneshvara (Ganesha), the son of Uma, who destroys sorrow, who is served by the host of angels, who has the face of an elephant, who partakes of the essence of kapittha and jambu fruits.

Lord Krishna Slokas

Lord Krishna was born to Devaki and Vasudeva. He is the eight incarnation of Lord Vishnu. According to Adi Sankara's commentary, Krishna is the 57th name of Vishnu and means the "Existence of knowledge and Bliss." He is usually depicted as a young cowherd with a flute in his hand. During the war of Mahabharata, Lord Krishna taught Arjuna the philosophy of life, and this forms the essence of BHAGVAD GITA.

Lord Krishna is one of the most popular and worshipped deities among the Hindus. Krishna represents knowledge, wisdom, beauty and opulence. Shri Krishna is the very embodiment of love and divine ecstasy that destroys all pain and offense. Sloka on Krishna forms the part of prayers offered to the lord. Here is a list of Krishna Slokas / Shlokas:

(1) "Vasudeva Sutam Devam, Kansa Chaanuuramardanam

Devakii Paramaanandam Krishhnam Vande Jagad Gurum"


Meaning: Krishna is the Supreme Lord, Son of Devaki (Sister of Kansa) and Vasudeva. He is the slayer of Kansa and Chanur. I bow to such great lord and may god bless me with his grace always.

(2) "Aakaashaath Patitam Toyam, Yathaa Gachchhati Saagaramh

Sarvadeva Namaskaaraanh, Keshavam Pratigachchhati"

Meaning: Lord Krishna is great. Just as every rain drop that falls from the sky flows into the Ocean, in the same way every prayer offered to any deity flows to Lord Krishna. I bow to such great Lord Krishna.

(3) Achutham Keyshavam Rama Narayanam Krishna Damodaram Vasudevam Harim

Shridharam Madhavam Gopika Vallabham Janaki Nayakam Ramachandram Bhajey

Meaning: Oh ! Imperishable Lord, Let me constantly recite your holy names such as KESHAVA, RAMA, DAMODARA, NARAYANA, SRIDHARA, MADHAVA, KRISHNA, RAMACHANDRA the beloved of Janaki.

(4) Vasudeva Sutham Devam Kamsa Chanoora

Mardhanam Devaki Paramanandham Krishnam Vande Jagathgurum

Meaning: I bow to you O Krishna, the Supreme Guru, the son of Devaki and Vasudeva, the remover of Kamsa and Chanur

(5) Adharam madhuram Vadanam madhuram Nayanam madhuram Hasitam madhuram

Hridayam madhuram Gamanam madhuram mathurA dhipate rakhilam madhuram

Meaning: Sweet are Your lips, sweet is Your face, sweet are Your eyes, sweet is Your smile, sweet is Your heart, sweet is Your gait, O Lord of Mathura, everything about You is sweet.

(6) Srivatsangam Mahoraskam Vanamala

Virajitham Sankuchakra Dharam Devam Krishnam Vande Jagathgurum

Meaning: I salute Lord Krishna, the universal preceptor, who has a broad chest with a srivatsa mark, who wears the vana-mala garland and who hold a conch and a discus.


(7) AlOkya mAthur mukha mAdarEna sthanyam pibantham saraseeruhAksham sachinmayam devam anantha roopam Balam Mukundam

manasAsmarAmi

Meaning: The one who looks affectionately at the mother's face while taking milk from her, the one who has eyes like the red lotus, the one whose form is Truth, Intelligence and the one who has other forms and is a Lord, I think of this Balamukundan

Goddess Saraswati Slokas

Saraswati is the goddess of arts, music, knowledge, and wisdom. Saraswati is considered as the divine consort of Lord Brahma, the Creator of the universe as per the Hindu Religion. Saraswati is regarded as the destroyer of chaos and confusion. Slokas on Saraswati form the part of prayers offered to the goddess. Saraswati Slokas/ Shlokas are as follows :

"Ya Devi Stuyate Nityam Vibhuhairvedaparagaih Same Vasatu Jihvagre Brahmarupa Saraswati "

Meaning: Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, is praised by the intelligent who have mastered the Shastra (scriptures). She is the wife of the Creator. May she live on my tongue.

"Shrii Saraswatii Namahstubhyam Varade Kaama Ruupini Twaam Aham Praarthane Devii Vidyaadaanam Cha Dehi Me"

Meaning: I bow to Goddess Saraswati, who fulfills the wishes of the devotees. I pray her to enlighten me with knowledge.

"Sarasvathi Namastubhyam, Varade Kaamaroopini Vidyaarambham Karishyaami, Siddhir Bhavatu Mey Sada"

Meaning: Saraswati is the provider of boons and the one, who grants all our desires. As I begin my studies, I bow to the Goddess to help me in making it fruitful and make me successful in all my efforts.

Lord Vishnu Slokas

Lord Vishnu is considered as the chief god in Hindu religion and Indian mythology. Vishnu, the preserver, forms the part of trinity gods. Lord Vishnu is the preserver of the universe.In the Puranas, Vishnu is described as being the color of clouds, four-armed, holding a lotus, mace, conch and chakra. Vishnu is also described in the Bhagavad Gita as having a 'Universal Form' which is beyond the ordinary limits of human sense perception .In the Trimurti, Vishnu is responsible for the maintenance or 'preservation' of the Universe, with the other roles of creation and destruction being under the care of Brahma and Shiva, respectively.He is to be depicted as a four-armed male-formThe color of his skin has to be new-cloud-like-blueHe has the mark of


sage Bhrigu's feet on his chest.Also on his chest is the srivatsa mark, symbolising his consort Lakshmi. It is on the chest of Vishnu, where Lakshmi residesAround his neck, he wears the auspicious "Kaustubha" jewel, and a garland of flowers It is in this jewel, on Vishnu's chest that Lakshmi dwells. A crown should adorn his head: The crown symbolizes his supreme authority. He is to shown wearing two earrings: The earrings represent inherent opposites in creation - knowledge and ignorance; happiness and unhappiness; pleasure and pain. He rests on Ananta: the immortal and infinite snake. Vishnu is always to be depicted holding the four attributes associated with him, being conch, chakra, mace or gada, lotus Standing upright on a lotus flower, often with Lakshmi, his consort, beside him on a similar pedestal.Vishnu Slokas form the part of prayers offered to the lord. Vishnu Slokas/ Shlokas are as follows :

(1) " Kaayena Vaachaa Manasendriyairvaa

Buddhyaatmanaa Vaa Prakriteh Svabhaavaatah Karomi Yadhyadh Sakalam Parasmai

Naaraayanaayeti Samarpayaami "

Meaning: The literal meaning of the mantra is: "I offer everything to Lord Vishnu (Narayana); whatever I do with my body, words, mind, limbs, intellect or my inner self whether intentionally or unintentionally. I bow to the great lord, Vishnu".

(2) "Shaantaakaaram Bhujanga Shayanam Padmanaabham Suresham Vishvaadhaaram Gagana Sadrisham Meghavarnam Shubhaangam

Lakshmiikaantam Kamalanayanam Yogibhidhyaarnagamyam Vande Vishhnum Bhavabhayaharam Sarvalokaikanaatham"

Meaning : Lord Vishnu is the personification of peace, who rests on the Shesha Naag. The Narayana, from whose navel the Lotus springs and whose complexion is swarthy like the clouds. The God, who is the beloved of Goddess Lakshmi, whose body shines with divine splendor and whose eyes are like Lotus. I bow to the lord, Vishnu Narayana, who is meditated upon by the yogis and who is the remover of the fear of the world-cycle.

(3) Ananda Roopey Nijabodha Roopey Brahmaswaroopey Shruthimoorthi

Roopey Shashaanka Roopey Ramaneeya Roopey Shriranga Roopey Ramataam, Manomey

Meaning : Let the form of Ranganatha, that is bliss personified, true consciousness, the eternal truth in the form of the Vedas, splendid as the cool moon pleasantly resort in my mind.

(4) Sachidanahta Roopaya Paramananda

Roopine Namo Venkata Naathaya Varahapuri Vaasiney


Meaning : I salute Lord Venkatesha of varahapura (Varahoor) who is existence, knowledge and bliss

(5) Amoga Mudhre Paripoorna Nidhre

Sreeyoga Nidhre Sasamudhra Nidhre Srithaika Pathre Jagadhaika Nidhre Sree

Rangaraaje Ramathaam Manome

Meaning : Let my mind revel in Lord Ranganatha, whose sign is never failing, Who is in perfect sleep, Who is in Yogic sleep, Who sleeps on the ocean, Who is the Lord of Goddess Lakshmi, And in whom the entire universe rests.

(6) Gnyaana Nanda Mayam Devam Nirmala

Spatikakrithim Aadhaaram Sarva Vidhyaa Naam Hayagrivam Upaasmahey

Meaning : We meditate upon Lord Hayagriva, who is the personification of knowldge and bliss, whose form is like a flawless crystal and who is the basis of all branches of learning.

(7) Om Namo Bagavathey Vasudevaya

Dhanvantraye Amritha Kalasa Hasthaaya Sarvaamaya Naasanaaya Triloka Naathaaya

Shri Mahavishnave Namaha

Meaning : We pray to the God, who is known as Vasudeva Dhanvantari. He holds the Kalasha full of nectar of immortality. Lord Dhanvantri removes all fears and removes all diseases. He is the well wisher and the preserver of the three worlds. Dhanvantari is like Lord Vishnu, empowered to heal the souls. We bow to the Lord of Ayurveda

Goddess Durga Slokas :

Durga symbolizes the power of the Supreme Being that maintains moral order and justice in the universe. Durga is also known as "Shakti". Worship of the goddess Shakti is very popular among the Hindu people. Durga stands for the unified symbol of all divine forces; Strength, Morality, Power, Protector. Slokas on Goddess Durga form the part of prayers offered to the goddess. Durga (Devi) Shlokas / Slokas are as follows:.

"Yaa Devii Sarvabhuuteshhu Maatrirupena Sansthitah Yaa Devii Sarvabhuuteshhu Shaktirupena Sansthitah Yaa Devii Sarvabhuuteshhu Shaantirupena Sansthitah

Namastasyaih Namastasyaih Namastasyaih Namo Namah"


Meaning: Goddess Durga is omnipresent. She is the personification of Universal Mother. She is a Mother, who is present everywhere and who is embodiment of power and energy. Great mother, who is present everywhere and who is embodiment of Peace. I bow to that mother, I bow to Durga, I bow to Shakti.

Matha Maragatha Shyama Mathangi Madha Shalini Kuryath Kataksham Kalayani Kathamba

Vanavasini Jaya Mathanga Thanaye Jaya Neeloth Balathuthey Jaya Sangeetha Rasikey

Jaya Leela Shugapriye

Meaning: O! Mother Mathangi who shines like the emerald gem, O! Auspicious one who reside in the Kadamba forest, Please cast thy compassionate looks on me. Hail to the daughter of Sage Mathanga !. Hail to thee who radiate like a blue lotus!. Hail to thee who enjoys music!. Hail to thee with a pet a Parrot.

Ayi giri nandini, nandita medini, visva vinodini, nandinute || Giri vara vindhya shirodhini vasini vishnuvilaasini jisnunute ||

Bhagavati he shitikanthakutumbini bhoorikutumbini bhoorikrute || Jaya jaya he mahishaasuramardhini ramyakapardini shailasute ||||

Meaning: Daughter of the Mountain, who delight the earth, who make the whole universe enjoy, who are praised by Nandikesvara, who dwell on the summit of the king of mountains, the Vindhyas, who took the form of the consort of Vishnu (as Lakshmi), who are praised by Indra, O consort of Siva (the blue-necked), who have innumerable families, who are the Creatrix of the whole universe, who slew the demon Mahisha, who have charming locks of hair, O Daughter of the Mountain, hail unto You, hail unto You.

Sarvadhaa Sarvadheveshu Paathu Thvam Bhuvaneswari Mahaakaayaa

Jagadhdhathree Sachithaanandha Roopinee

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Kamaari Kaamaam Kamalaasanastham Kamyapradhaam Kankana

Choodahasthaam Kanchi Nivaasaam Kanaka Prabhaasaam Kaamakshi Deveem

Kalayaame Chiththay

Meaning: Let my mind contemplate on Sri Kamakshi Devi who resides in the city of Kanchi, who is the object of Lord Shiva's love, who is seated on a lotus, who wears a golden bangle, who fulfills all desires and who glitters like gold.


Annapoorney Sadhapoorney Shankara Praana Vallabhey Nyaana Vairagya Sidhyartham

Bikshandehicha Paarvati

Meaning: Oh!Lordess Annapurani,You are always a wholesome entity;you are the most intimate consort of the Lord of Good Deeds(i.e.Lord Shiva). I seek your grace to attain wisdom and determination to voluntarily abstain from satiating worldly desires

Kaalika kalahey gorey paathuthvaam parameshwari mandapey thathra mathangi

thatha sowmya swayamwarey

Meaning: Let Kalika who is ever pleasing protect us. Let the mother of the universe reside in this ManTapa and bless us as Mother Matangi

Amba mohini devathaa tribuvani ananda sandhayini vaani pallalva paani venu murali ganapriya loalilni kalyani uduraja bimbha

vadhanaa dhumrakshaka samhaarini chithroopi paradevatha bagavathi sri raja rajeshwari

Meaning: O Mother Amba, You enchant this world, You reside in them and grant eternal bliss. You are the speech (Vani), You like the music and song played by the flute the soft handed one, You are auspicious, Your face is like the reflection of the Moon, You killed Dhumraksha , You are the consciousness in all and You rule the Lords as Rajarajeshvari .

Durga (Devi) Stuti

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Vishnu Maayethi Sabdita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the name of Maya of Vishnu.

Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Chetanetyaabhi Dheeyate Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who abides in all creatures as realization.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Buddhi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the form of intelligence.


"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Nidraa Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who lives in all creatures in the form of sleep.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Kshudhaa Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the form of appetite.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Chaayaa Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who lives in all creatures in the form of meditation and reflection.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Shakthi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who dwells in all creatures in the form of Shakti, the creative power.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Thrishnaa Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the form of thirst.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Kshaanthi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who lives in all creatures in the merciful form.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Jaati Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the form of race.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Lajja Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who lives in all creatures in the modest form.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Shaanthi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"


Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the form of peace (Shanti).

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Shradha Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who lives in all creatures in the form of unshakable faith (Shraddha).

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Kaanthi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who lives in all creatures in the form of beauty or brilliance (Kaanti).

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Lakshmi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the prosperous form.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Vritti Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who dwells in all creatures in the form of motion.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Smrithi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who lives in all creatures in the form of memory.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Dayaa Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who dwells in all creatures in the form of mercy or kindness (Dayaa).

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Tushti Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who lives in all creatures in the form of satisfaction.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Matru Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"


Meaning: I bow again and again to the Devi, who lives in all creatures in the form of Mother.

"Yaa Devii Sarva Bhooteshu Braanthi Roopena Samsthita Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who dwells in all creatures in the form of illusion (Bhram).

"Indriyaanaamadhistaatri Bhootaanaam Chaakileshu Yaa Bhooteshu Satatam Tasyai Vyaaptidevyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the all pervading goddess, who continuously controls the senses of all creatures and governs all elements.

"Chiti Roopena Yaa Kristnam Yetadhyaapya Sthithaa Jagat Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namaha"

Meaning: I bow again and again to the Goddess, who pervades this world and controls in the form of awareness.

Goddess Parvati Slokas

Goddess Parvati is the divine consort of Lord Shiva, the destroyer. Gauri represents virtue, fertility, marital felicity, asceticism and power, as per the Hindu mythology. Parvati is worshipped by women of all ages and is considered as an auspicious goddess. Slokas on Hindu goddess Parvati form the part of prayers offered to the goddess. Parvati Slokas / Shlokas are as follows ::

"Sarva Mangala Maangalye, Shive Sarvaartha Saadhike Sharanye Tryambake Gaurii, Naaraayanii Namostute"

Meaning: Goddess Parvati is the auspiciousness of all that is auspicious. She is the consort of Lord Shiva, who grants every desire of one's heart. I adore such Devi Parvati, who loves all her children. I bow to the great mother, who has given refuge to me..

"Maata Cha Paarvati Devi, Pitaa Devo Maheshvara Baandhavah Shiva Bhaktaacha, Svadesho Bhuvanatrayam"

Meaning: Goddess Parvati is the mother and the divine father is Shiva. The devotees are the children. The world is the creation of these divine beings and we live on the land of such celestial beings.

Lord Rama Slokas


Lord Rama is the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu, as per the Hindu Mythology. Ram symbolizes morality, virtue and idealism. Rama Slokas form part of prayers offered to the lord. Slokas on Lord Rama are as follows :

"Yanmaya Vashvarti Vishwamkhilambrahamadidevasura, Yat Sat Vadmrishave Bhati Sakalam Rajoo Yadhaahaibharama, Yatpadah Palvmaive Bhati Hi Bhavambhodhaisitatti Shravtam, Vandeaham Tamsheshkaranparam Ramakhayamesham Harim"

Meaning: Lord Hari is also called as Rama and he is beyond all cause. This whole world is a part of his Maya. Lord Ram is the only one, with whose essence everything shines as real (though in reality it is false) where snake is misapprehended as a rope and whose feet are a boat to those who aspire to cross the ocean of Samsara, the relative existence. I surrender myself to such great Lord.

"Moolam Dharmtarovivekjaldhae Poornedumannandam, Vaiaragayambuj Bhaskaram Tawaghharam Dhavanta Paham Tapham,

Mohambhodharpunjhpatanvidhoo Khe Sambhavam Shankaram, Vande Braham Kul Kalankshamanam Shree Rambhoopam Priyam"

Meaning: Lord Rama, the beloved King is the root of the tree of all Dharma. He is the full moon, giving delight to the ocean of Viveka or discrimination and the sun for the lotus of Vairagya. He is the destroyer of sin, the dispeller of the darkness of ignorance and the destroyer of pain. In the act of destroying the masses of clouds, of delusion he acts like wind. I bow to the Lord, who is propitious and who brought death to the disgrace to the Brahmin family of Ravana.

"Prasantam Ya Na Gatabhishaket Satatha Na Mamloo Banvasdukhta, Mukhambujshree Raghunandan Sai Mai Sada Aastu Sa Mujulmangalprada"

Meaning: Lord Rama has a lotus like beautiful face. His beauty neither gets enhanced at the coronation nor fades at the hardships of an exile in the forest. May Lord bless me with all auspicious.

"Neelambhuj Shyamalkomlang Sita Samaropitvambhagam, Pano Mahasaikacharoochapam Namame Ramam Raghuvanshnatham"

Meaning: Lord Rama is the chief amongst the Raghus. His handsome body is of dark blue color like the blue lotus. He has Sita seated on his left. He is the one, who wields a beautiful bow and arrows in his hands. I bow to such great Lord.

Sugreeva Mithram Paramam Pavithram - Seetha Kalathram Navamega Gaathram |

Kaarunya Bathram Sadhaapathra Ne'thram - Sree Ramachandhram Sadhatham Namaami ||


Samsaara Saaram Nigama Prachaaram - Dharma-avathaaram Hrudhaya Bhoomi Baaram |

Sadhaa Nirvigaaram Sukasindhu Saaram - Sree Ramachandhram Sadhatham Namaami ||


Lord Shiva Slokas

Lord Shiva is both a destroyer and restorer. He is the God of Love and beloved of Parvati. He is one of the trimurthy?s.( Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) He is Satya, Shubham, Sundaram, Sivam, Kantam. Attributes of Shiva are Third Eye, Blue Throat, Crescent Moon, Matted Hair, Sacred Ganga, Ashes, Tiger Skin, Serpents, Trishul, Drum, Nandi. Shiva and Parvati are the parents of Karthikeya and Ganesha. Shiva lives with his family in Mount Kailash. Bull Nandi is his vehicle.

Shiva is one of the most popular gods of the Hindu religion. Shiva is also a kind-hearted god who blesses people. Sloka on Lord Shiva forms the part of prayers offered to the lord. Following is the Shloka for invoking Lord Shiva or Shiva Sloka :

(1) Thryambakam Yajaamahe' Suganthim Pushtivardhanam |

Urvarukamiva Bandana-mr.uthyormuksheeya Ma-amr.uthathu ||

Meaning: We worship the three-eyed One, Lord Siva, Who is fragrant and Who nourishes all beings.May He liberate me from the death, for the sake of Immortality, just as the ripe cucumber gets severed from the bondage of the vines.

(2) "Kailaasarana Shiva Chandramouli

Phaneendra Maathaa Mukutee Zalaalee Kaarunya Sindhu Bhava Dukha Haaree

Thujaveena Shambho Maja Kona Taaree "

Meaning: Lord Shiva is seated on Mount Kailash; his forehead is decked with


the moon and the king of serpents as a crown. The lord is full of compassion and the remover of illusion. Shiva is the only protector. I surrender myself to such great Lord Shiv-Shankar.

(3) Vande Deva Umaa Pathim Suragurum

Vande Jagat Kaaranam Vande Pannaga Bhooshanam Mruga Dharam

Vande Pashoonam Pathim Vande Soorya Shashanka Vahni Nayanam

Vande Mukunda Priyam Vande Bhakta Jana Ashrayam Cha Varadam

Vande Shiva Shankaram

Meaning: I bow down to the Lord of Uma (Parvathi), the divine Guru, the cause of the universe. I bow down to the Lord who is adorned with snake and wears tiger skin, the Lord of all creatures. I bow down to the Lord whose three eyes are the sun, moon and fire and to whom Lord Vishu is near. I bow down to the Lord who is the refuge of all devotees and the giver of boons, Shiva Shanakara

(4) "Gauri Vallabha Kaamaarey

Kaala Koota Vishaasana Maam Uddhhare Padambhoje Tripura Agnyata Kaantaka"

Meaning: Please save me, oh Lord Kaamaarey (another name for Lord Shiva). You are mother Gauri's consort; You are the One who drank the kaala koota poison (which resulted from the churning of the ocean); You are the destroyer of the three cities. Oh Lord I have taken refuge at Your Feet.

(5) He' Paarvathee Hrudhayavallaba Chandramoule'

Boodhaathiba Pramadhanaadha Girisavaasa | He' Vaamadhe'va bhavarudhra Pinaakapaane'

Samsaaradh:ukkaka Hanaath Jadheesa Raksha ||

(6) Nagendra Haaraaya Trilochanaaya

Bhasmanga Raagaya Maheshwaraya Nithyaaya Suddhaaya Dhigambaraaya

Thasmai Na Kaaraaya Namashivaya Nama Shivaaya

Meaning: I offer my humble salutations to Lord Mahesvara who has a garland of serpants around the neck, who has three eyes, whose body is covered with ash, who is eternal who is pure who has the entire sky as his dress and who is


embodies as the first letter Na.

(7) Nandhikesha Mahaabhaaga Shivadhyaana

ParaayaNa Gowrinandana Sevaartham AnujGYaa Daatum Marhasii

Meaning: O! Lord Nandhikesha, highly distinguished, Son of Gowri and wholly devoted in meditation of Lord Shiva, please grant us the deserving permission to worship Lord Shiva

(8) Neelakantam Virupaksham Nirmalam

Nilayapradtham Namami Sirasa Devam Kimno Mrithyu Karishyathee

Meaning: What can death do to me when I salute Lord Shiva whose throat is blue, who has three eyes, who is pure and blesses stability

(9) Vamadevam Mahaadevam Lokanatham

Jagathgurum Namami Sirasadevamkimno Mrityu Karishyathe

Meaning: What can death do to me when I bow to Lord Vamadeva (Shiva), who has three eyes and who is the universal preceptor and lord.

(10) Gowree Vilaasa Bhavanaaya

Maheswaraaya Panchaananaya Saranaagatha Rakshakaaya Sarvaaya Sarva Jagathaam Adhipaaya Thasmai

Dharidhrya Dhuka Dhahanaaya Namasivaaya

Meaning: I salute Lord Shiva who removes poverty and sorrow, who is the Lord of Goddess Gowri, who has five faces, who protects his devotees and who is the Lord of this universe

(11) Ganga Pravaahenthu Jadatharaaya Thrilochanaya Smrakaala Hanthrey

Samastha Devairabhi Poojithaaya Shree Vaidhyanathaaya Namachivaya


Meaning: Salutations to Sri Vaidhyanatha who holds the gushing waters of river Ganga and the crescent moon in this head locks. Salutations to the three eyed Lord Shiva worshipped by all Devas who subdued Yama and the Cupid.

(12) Karacharana Kritham Vaa; Kayajam

Karmajam Vaa; Shravana Nayanajam Vaa; Manasam Vaa Aparadham; Vihithama

Vihitham Vaa; Sarva Medha Kshamasvaa; Jaya Jaya Karunabdhey ; Shree Mahadeva Shambo

Meaning :Oh Lord! Please forgive me for all the wrong actions that I have commited knowingly or unknowingly with my hands, feet, speech, body, ears, eyes and mind. Victory to you, Oh Lord of compassion and Mercy

LINGAASHTAKAM

1. Brahma Muraari Suraarchita Lingam Nirmala Bhashita Shobhita Lingam Janmaja Dukha Vinaashaka Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sadaa Shiva Lingam Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga, which is adored by Brahma, Vishnu and other Gods, which is praised by pure and holy speeches and which destroys the cycle of births and deaths.

2. Devamuni Pravaraarchita Lingam Kaamadaham Karunaakara Lingam Raavana Darpa Vinaashaka Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sada Shiva Lingam Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga, which is the destroyer of desires, which the Devas and the sages worship, which is infinitely compassionate and which subdued the pride of Raavana.

3. Sarva Sugandha Sulepitha Lingam Buddhi Vivardhana Kaarana Lingam Siddha Suraasura Vanditha Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sadaa Shiva Lingam Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga, which is lavishly smeared with variegated perfumes and scents, which elevates the power of thought and enkindles the light of discrimination, and before which the Siddhas and Suras and Asuras prostrate.

4. Kanaka Mahaamani Bhushitha Lingam Phanipathi Veshtitha Shobhitha Lingam Daksha Suyajna Vinaashaka Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sadaa Shiva Lingam


Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga, the destroyer of Dakshas sacrifice, which is decorated with various ornaments, studded with different gems and rubies and which glows with the garland of the serpent Lord coiled around it.

5. Kumkuma Chandana Lepitha Lingam Pankaja Haara Sushobhitha Lingam Sanchitha Paapa Vinaashaka Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sadaa Shiva Lingam Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga, which is smeared with saffron and sandal paste, which is decorated with lotus garlands and which wipes out all accumulated sins.

6. Devaganaarchitha Sevitha Lingam Bhaavair Bhakti Bhirevacha Lingam Dinakara Koti Prabhakara Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sadaa Shiva Lingam Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga which is worshipped by the multitude of Gods with genuine thoughts full of faith and devotion and whose splendor is like that of a million suns.

7. Ashta Dalopari Veshtitha Lingam Sarva Samudbhava Kaarana Lingam Ashta Daridra Vinaashaka Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sadaa Shiva Lingam Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga, destroyer of all poverty and misery in its eight aspects, which is the cause of all creation and which stands on the eight petalled Lotus.

8. Suraguru Suravara Pujitha Lingam Suravana Pushpa Sadaarchitha Lingam Paraatparam Paramatmaka Lingam Tat Pranamaami Sadaa Shiva Lingam Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Linga which is the Transcendent Being and the Supreme Self, worshipped by all Suras and their preceptor (Brhaspathi), with innumerable flowers from the celestial gardens.

SHIVA PANCHAAKSHARA STOTRA

1. Nagendra Haaraaya Thrilochanaaya Bhasmaanga Raagaaya Maheshvaraaya Nityaaya Suddhaaya Digambaraaya Tasmai Nakaaraaya Namah Shivaaya. Meaning: I offer my humble salutations to Lord Mahesvara - who has a


garland of serpents around the neck; who has three eyes; whose body is covered with ash (vibhuti); who is eternal; who is pure; who has the entire sky as His dress and who is embodies as the first letter Na.

2. Mandaakini Salila Chandana Chaarthitaaya Nandeesvara Pramatha Naatha Mahesvaraaya Mandaara Pushpa Vahu Pushpa Supoojitaaya Tasmai Makaaraaya Namah Shivaaya Meaning: I bow to Lord Mahesvara, who is embodied as Makaara (letter Ma), whose body is anointed with holy waters from the river Ganges and sandal paste, who is the sovereign king of the Pramatha Ganas and who is adorned with innumerable divine flowers such as Mandaara.

3. Shivaaya Gauri Vadana Aravinda Sooryaaya Dakshaadhvara Naashakaaya Sree Neelakantaaya Vrisha Dhvajaaya Tasmai Shikaaraaya Namah Shivaaya Meaning: I offer my salutations to Lord Shiva, who is the resplendent sun for mother Gauri's lotus face (sun causes the lotus flower to open up and bloom; Lord Shiva makes mother Gauri's face bloom), who is the destroyer of Daksha's sacrificial ritual, who is the blue necked Lord (due to the Haalahala poison which He agreed to consume), whose banner bears the emblem of a bull and who is embodied as the letter Shi.

4. Vasishta Kumbhodbhava Gautamaaya Muneendra Devaarchita Sekharaaya Chandraarka Vaishvaanara Lochanaaya Tasmai Vakaaraaya Namah Shivaaya Meaning: I prostrate before the God of Gods, who is worshipped and prayed to by great sages such as Vashishta, Agastya and Gautama, whose eyes are sun, moon and the fire and who is embodied as Vakaara (letter Va).

5. Yajna Swaroopaaya Jataadharaaya Pinaaka Hasthaaya Sanaatanaaya Divyaaya Devaaya Digambaraaya Tasmai Yakaraaya Namah Shivaaya. Meaning: Prostrartions to the sacred Lord who is the Yaksa incarnate, whose hairs are long and matted, who holds Pinaaka (trident) in His hand, who has the entire sky as His attire and who is embodied as the letter Ya.

6. Panchaaksharam Idam Punyam Yah Pateh Shiva Sannidhau Shivaloka Mavaapnothee Shivena Saha Modate Meaning: Whoever repeats this prayer composed with the five holy


letters before Lord Shiva, attains that supreme abode of His and enjoys the eternal Bliss.

Lord Hanuman Slokas

Hanuman , also know as Anjaneya, is one of the most important personalities in the great Indian epic , Ramayana. He is a Vanara who helped Lord Rama (an avatar of Vishnu) in rescuing his wife Sita from Ravana, the king of Lanka. Hanuman was born to Anjana, a female Vanara, and Vayu (the lord of wind). Hanuman is also considered as the incaranation of Shiva or reflection of Shiva. Hanuman also assumes Panchamukha to save Rama and Lakshmana from asuras.Every Face of Sri Panchamukha Hanuman has significance ?Sri Hanuman faces east. He grants purity of mind and success. The Narasimha faces south. He grants victory and fearlessness. The west facing Garuda removes black magic and poisons. The north facing Varaha, showers prosperity, wealth. The Hayagriva mukha faces the Sky. But since we cannot see it, it is usually tilted and shown above Hanuman's face. Hayagriva gives Knowledge and good children.

(1) "Mano javam , maruda thulya vegam,

Jithendriyam buddhi matham varishtam, Vatha atmajam vanara yudha mukhyam, Sree rama

dootham sirasa namami"

Meaning: I bow my head and salute the emissary of Rama, Who has won over his mind, Who has similar speed as wind, Who has mastery over his organs, Who is the greatest among knowledgeable, Who is the son of God of wind, And who is the chief in the army of monkeys.

(2) "Anjaneya Madhi Paatalaananam ; Kanjanaadri Kamaneeya Vigraham; Paarijatha Tharu Moola

Vaasinam; Bhaavayami Bhava mana Nandanam "

Meaning: I bow before the darling son of the god of wind, Who is the son of Anjana, Who is great among killers of ogres, Who is like a golden mountain, Who is handsome looking, And who lives near the roots of Parijatha tree.

(3) Divya Mangala Dehaaya Peethambara

Dharayacha Thaptha Kanchana Varnaaya Mangalam Shri Hanumathey

Meaning: O! Lord Hanuman with a divine form, who wears an yellow silk garment and who looks like molten gold, let thy be auspiciousness.


(4) Anjana Nandanam Veeram Janaki Soka

Naasanam, Kapeesa Maksha Hantharam , Vandhe Lanka Bhayankaram

Meaning: Salutations to the terror of Lanka, Who is heroic the son of Anjana, Who brought to an end all sorrows of Sita, Who is the king of Monkeys, and Who killed Aksha, the son of Ravana

(5) Raamaaya Ramabadraaya

Ramachandraaya Vaydasey Raghunaadaaya Naadaaya Seethaaya

Pathaye Namo Namah

Meaning: My salutations to Bhagawan Sri Rama, the protector of all, one who knows all, the descendant of the Raghu dynasty, the husband of Sita and the Bhagawan of the entire universe.


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