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Monday, January 31, 2011

Shri Hanuman Stuti





Shri Hanuman Stuti
Shri Hanuman Stuti is from Anand Ramayanam. It is in Sanskrit. The stuti is the twelve famous names of Shri Hanuman. These names indicate the great virtues of Shri Hanuman.
1 Hanuman, Son of Anjani, Son of Vayu, Mahabal, and Shri Ram likes Hanuman, Friend of Arjun, Pingaksha, Amitvikrama,
2 Udadhikramana (who can cross the ocean within few seconds), destroyer of sorrow of Sita, Life saver of Laxman, and destroyer of pride of Ravana are the twelve names of Hanuman.
3 These are very pious twelve names of Hanuman indicate his great virtues. Whosoever recites these names at the time of sleeping, after getting up in the morning or while in travelling, becomes free from all sorts of fear.
4 All his difficulties are removed and he becomes victorious. He never has a fear from regime or from any where as his fear is removed forever.
Thus here completes Shri Hanuman Stuti from Ananda Ramanayan.
हनुमान अन्जनी सूनुः वायू पुत्रो महाबलः
रामेष्टः फाल्गुन सखः पिंगाक्षो अमितविक्रमः १
उदधी क्रमण च एव सीताशोक विनाशनः
लक्ष्मण प्राणदाता च दशग्रीवस्य दर्पहा २
एवं द्वादश नामानि कपीन्द्रस्य महात्मनः
स्वापकाले प्रबोधे च यात्राकाले च यः पठेत ३
तस्य सर्व भयं नास्ति रणे च विजयी भवेत
राजद्वारे गव्हरे च भयं नास्ति कदाचन ४
इति आनंद रामायणे श्री हनुमान स्तुती संपूर्णं
English Transcription
Hanuman Stuti
hanuman anjani sunu vayuputro mahabalaha I
rameshTaha faalgun sakhaha pingaaksho amitvikramaha II 1 II
udadhikramaNaha chaiva siitaashoka vinaashanaha I
laxman praaNadaataa cha dashagriivashya darpahaa II 2 II
Evam dwaadasha naamaani kapiindrasya mahaatmanaha I
Swaapakaale prabodhe cha yaatraakaale cha yaha paThet II 3 II
Tasya sarvabhayam naasti raNe cha vijayi bhavet I
raajadwaare gavhare cha bhavam naasti kadaachana II 4 II
II eti ananada raamaayaNe shri hanuman stitu sampoornam II

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Monday, August 23, 2010

Devya Dwadashanam Stotram



Devya Dwadashanam Stotram
This is a very beautiful creation of great poet Kalidas. This stotra is in Sanskrit. It describes the twelve very pious temples in India at the time of Kalidas. It is said that if anybody visits these temples, all his sin will be vanished.
1 Kanchipur is having a temple of Kamakshi Devi. Bhramari Devi temple is on the Malaya hills (on the border of Tamilnadu and Karnataka). KanyaKumari temple is in Kerala. In Aanart pradesh Amba Devi temple is there.
2 In Karavir (Kolhapur) Mahalaxmi temple is there. In Madhya Pradesh Kalikamata temple is there. In Prayag Lalitadevi temple is there. Vindhya Parvat (hills) is having Devi Nibidvasini temple.
3 In Varanasi Vishalakshi temple is there. In Gaya Devi Mangalavati temple is there. In Bangal Devi Sundari Devi is there and in Nepal Devi Guhyakeshwari temple is there.
4 Devi temples are famous on twelve places as described above and Goddess Devi is there. We become free from our sins when we visit these temples and take Darshan of Goddess Devi.
5 If it is not possible to visit these temples and we, early in the morning always remember and concentrate on Goddess Devi roopa; our sins are removed and we become free from bad effects of whatever bad things we have done.
Thus here completes Devya Dwadashanam Stotram written by Kalidas.

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