Saturday, September 25, 2010

Dhira, The Tribal Devotee, who Lord Shiva obliged by eating Meat,aka Thinnan as One of the 64 Nayanmars & henceforth He would be called as Kannappan.

By the Grace of God and Guru,
Here is an excerpt from The ShivaBhaktavilasam
(--- published by Shri Ramana Maha Rishi’s Ashram)
regarding an interesting subject prone to controversy;

“orthodox and non-orthodox worship-puja”,
“rajic-tasmic-satvic behavior and devotion”

--Lord Shiva says,
“The Hunter Who is a Novice into Our Love-Fold defies All Standards of Devotion.
The Purity of His Adoration is Matchless which ALONE matters to Us….
I must warn You,
Those Who Hate Him reap My Wraith!..”


Dhira is also known as Thinnan as one of the Nayanmars, and henceforth He would be called as Kannappan or Kannappa Nayanar. Kanappa
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--I am placing the Last Narrative “29” First because it has The
Final Understanding & Concentrated Pointed Emphasis that I would like to relay on God and Guru’s behalf,
but The Narratives “26, 27, & 28” all have interesting “Subtle Back Story, History & Development that will give a complete overview of “Dhira”.
So You will be reading the Last Narrative out of Sequence as First,
and then going back to the Pre-Narrative (Prequel).
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The ShivaBhaktavilasam
as narrated by Sage Upanmayu in Skanda Upapuranam
translated by Lineshwara Rao
published by Shri Ramanashram



29,26,27,28 Dhira, pages 102-121


NARRATIVE 29: DHIRA’S SARUPYA MUKTI


Shri Agastya said and narrated,

"Dhira opened the Leaf Packet of Roasted Meat, cooled The pieces by Blowing air on Them, ‘AND Tasted One or Two Pieces’
Reassured of Their Smoothness and Taste,
He offered Them to His Lord to eat.
Seeing No response to His Offering, Dhira somewhat disappointed, made This plaint,
“Lord These Juicy Pieces I have prepared Myself to The right Tenderness and Seasoned Them with Fresh Honey.
Why don’t You Savor Them to Your Heart’s Content?
However,
Should You prefer The Flesh derived from a Stag or Hog to These,
It will be arranged without delay.
Look, How delicious This Food is!
But, If You do not touch It,
I Shall Fast Unto Death!”

Pleading thus He held a Ball of Meat near The Lingam.
The Lord Who was easily pleased, Ashutosha,
melted with Compassion at These Loving entreaties.

Then,
manifesting Himself in The Lingam,

HE ACCEPTED THE FOOD, COOKED WITH LOVE, AND IT TASTED LIKE AMBROSIA.

With Loving Words and remarks,
Dhira made The Lord eat All That He had brought.
His Mission successful, He danced in Transcendental Joy, forgetting His Own Body and Its Needs.
To Dhira’s Enquiry if The Food was palatable,
The Lord answered Positively with a Gracious Nod.
The Sun, as if to share with the Other Celestials These Great Events of
Dhira’s Pure Love and The Lord’s Condescension,
disappeared behind The Horizon in haste.

Soon, darkness enveloped All the Quarters,
like ignorance overcoming Sinful People.
As if to show that It has No Place in The Lord’s Presence,
The Self-luminous Gems shed by the ‘Naga’ serpents glowed bright,
Their Light being scattered around by The Bamboo Pearls.
Overcoming the sleep of ignorance,
Dhira decided to keep vigil that night against any Invaders.
Was not The Lord’s Presence uncongenial to Darkness and Sleep?
Once in a while,
He would reach over and feel The Lord’s Comely Form.
Even a Mother would not be so anxious for Her New borne Babe.
Thus He spent a Night of Hallowed Silence, Wakefulness, and Ever-surging Joy.
The Sun could not wait long to Dawn, when Dhira repaired to adjacent Jungle to hunt.

Meanwhile,
Shivaloka, The Customary Priest arrived at The Lord’s presence to undertake His Daily Ceremonial Worship.
And What An Obnoxious Sight It was for Him!
Bones and Pieces of Flesh were scattered everywhere on and around The Deity.
Worms and Flies swarmed Everywhere making buzzing sounds, as stinking odors pervaded the Place,
desecrating The Hallowed Spot.
Overtaken by Great Sorrow,
The Brahmana broke out, cursing Himself and The Offenders,

“Woe unto Me!
What Offence have I committed to Witness This Gruesome
and Pitiable Sight?
Certainly, It is the Mindless Adventures of The Tribal Wretches.
Hell Shall Be Their Lot!”

He fell on the ground and wailed aloud for a long time.
Once the Fit of Fury subsided,
He set out to clean The Lingam and premises.
Then He took a bath and bathed The Lingam according to The Rites of Purification, to the chanting of appropriate mantras.
Thus,
completing the Punyahavachana,
He accomplished The Daily Worship of The Lord with Flowers and
Other ingredients, and returned Home.

Not Long After,
Dhira returned from the Hunt and pleaded forgiveness
with The Lord for Undue Delay.
As before,
He removed The Floral and Other Offerings from The Lingam,
bathed It with The Water from His Mouth-receptacle,
adorned It with Flowers and offered Food,
which
The Lord consumed avidly.

Six Days passed thus for Dhira in The Lord’s Service.
Priest Shivakosha too, for His part, continued His worship after
according The Purificatory Rites each Day.

One Day
Naga, The Tribal Chief and Dhira’s Father,
set out on The arduous Journey to The Hill to reclaim His Son,
Who according to Him was “Possessed” by The Forest Spirit.
Accompanied by a Person well-versed in Medicine, He met His Son.
But
However much He tried to persuade Him,
Dhira could not be talked into returning to The Earlier Life of the ‘Senses’.

Heartbroken, The Chief turned Homeward.

Now, Who could see through the Heart of the Hunter,
where from the Perennial Fount of Joyous Love that knew no
guile or reservation, welled up causing a deluge,
in which all rules of Conformity and Etiquette were washed out?
For Dhira, Lord Shiva Alone mattered or Existed.
All else had no being apart from Him.
Whatever He did was for Shiva, In Shiva, and In Fact was Itself Shiva.
His Mind soared High above These explanations to reach, where SHIVAM reigned Supreme and Alone.
Therefore,
The Food offered by Him after tasting it, was to The Lord,
far Superior to the sanctified Food -- Purodasha - obtained in The Yagnas.
All The Golden Flowers of The Celestial Kalpa Tree were no match to even a single Petal of Flower of His Love.
The Water He spat on The Lingam was like The saliva of a New Borne Baby, and was more Sacred than The Ganges.
Would Otherwise Lord Shiva,
Who was said to be Rasa -- Their Essence (raso vai sah: He is The Essence -- vide Taittiriya Upanishad) -- care for The taste of Delicacies?
What would He have to do with Flowers that would wither away,
Himself being The Full-Blown Jnana Lotus that was Untouched by Time?
Would He-The One ever need a Bath That One Who wore The All-cleansing Ganga on His Crest?
For Lord Shiva, Dhira’s Pure Love that surged from His Guileless Heart Alone mattered.
The Rest Were Mere Trivialities.
Shivakosha, Whose Devotion was yet to ripen,
was gravely troubled by the Offbeat Approach of The ‘Raw’ Hunter.

One Day as He returned to The Lord’s abode,
The Usual Ghastly Sight and Scene confronted Him.

His Last Stock of Serenity was Now fully Exhausted.

Beating His Breast He set Up a Loud Wail,

“Ahhhhh, This Hallowed Abode has been converted into a Despicable Slaughter House.
The Culprits surely a Sinful Wretch and Should be Cast Into Hell!
O My Lord!
How could You put up with This Gruesome Ritual and Let The criminal
walk away?
Have You Not punished The Offenders Manmatha, Yama and The Evil Tripurasuras Before?
I’d rather end My Life than remain a Shameless Witness to This Grave Desecration.”

Lamenting thus,
He brushed aside the “Untouchable” matter and undertook The Purificatory Routine,
performed with a Sullen Heart the daily Abhishekam, to
the chanting of the ‘Shata Rudriyam’,
and left the premises indignantly.
Unable to eat even a single bite,
He lay down in helplessness.

The Compassionate Lord appeared to Him in a dream
and to set His Sight aright,
spoke Thus,

“The Hunter Who is a Novice into Our Love-Fold Defies All Standards
Of Devotion.
The Purity of His Adoration is Matchless Which Alone matters to Us.
I Must Warn You,
Those Who Hate Him reap My Wrath!
Should You need to see Depth of His Fondness For us,
Stay and Hide behind a Bush and watch The Proceedings Tomorrow.”

Shivakosha woke up in a jolt
and was overcome with Awe and Surprise.*
( aside,”Shivakosha got Darshan in His sleep and doesn’t even realize It!”)
The Lord’s words were hard to assimilate.
The Night became too Long to Pass,
with His Longing swelling up
to see The Evasive Hunter who had robbed The Lord’s Heart.

He set out well before dawn and reached The Mount
by which Time Dhira had already gone.
After completing His Duties,
He ascended a nearby Tree and sat behind Its Thick Foliage,
Anxiously awaiting The Stranger.

It was indeed a long Wait.

Noon passed when The Huntsman appeared in His Awe-some
inspiring Form.
Carrying His Hunting equipment on One Shoulder,
Floral Bunches in The Locks and Flesh in His Hands,
He walked anxiously towards The Lingam.
Gently emptying the Contents in His Mouth,
He washed The Lingam and sprinkled Flowers over It.
Then, offering The Juicy Pieces of Roasted Flesh in the Lotus Leaf Receptacle,
He pleaded The Lord to eat.
But Alas!
There was NO response from His Beloved.
Dhira’s repeated ministrations caused No Effect.

The He wondered,

“Could It be because I had tarried much to arrive Here/
But, It was only because I had to wander long for a tender calf for My Lord’s Meal.”

Saying This to Himself, He moved closer to The Lord’s Form on which
He saw tears of Blood trickling from The Left Eye.
Dhira, shocked at the Ghastly Sight, fainted and fell down unconscious.

After awhile,
He regained His senses and wailing aloud,
thought of an immediate Remedy.
However much He tried to wipe out The Blood,
The Flow would not stop.

“Surely, It must have been an attack of the Elephant or a Stag or a Hog,”
He thought,
“Or, It could have been The Sinful Deed of The Wicked Priest,”
He suspected.
Then,
as if something Flashed in His Mind,
He sped into The nearby Bushes and returned with Twigs of The Herb Vishalyakarani.
He applied Its juice to The Sore Eye.
The Herb, a proven panacea, proved ineffective in the Case of The Lord, who is Himself The Supreme Medicine for Illness of The World.
Dhira was perplexed.
His senses and mind turned Numb and His Heart was gripped with Consternation.
At Last, He recollected The Age Old Adage -
‘An Eye for an Eye’ - and adapted It to the Present Situation,
only in a different way!
Without a second thought,
He removed His Left Eye with The Sharp Edge of His Arrow,
Not even uttering a moan,
and then He fixed It on The Troubled Eye of The Lingam.

Lo and Behold! The Bleeding stopped ! It worked!

Dhira could not believe His Single ‘Eye”

Relieved at This,
He resumed to feed The Lord,
But Now,
The Right Eye started oozing Blood.
Dhira was shocked and bemoaned with Grief. but soon recovered
and reasoned,

The Eye needs to be healed at Once, too.”

No problem!
The Remedy was at hand.
He attempted to remove His remaining other Eye,
when it occurred to Him that without His Second Eye
He would not be able to locate The Lord’s Second Sore Eye.

As He reasoned thus, He hit upon an idea.
He placed His Toes just below The Troubled Eye
and was about to dig out His Last remaining Eye.
Then,
The Lord, Who now appeared in the Place of The lingam said,
“Stop, Dhira!”
and held His hand tight.
Soon,
Dhira saw Himself in the Tight Lock and Embrace of The Lord’s Arms.
His Whole Frame trembled with Horripilation.
There was a sudden downpour of Fragrant Blossoms.
The Lord graced The Hunter with His Glorious Form seated on The Bull Mount,
along with Uma - Our Mother,
and Lord Ganesha and Lord Subramanyam.

Hosts from Kailasa sang praises aloud.
The Brahmana Priest, too, was vouchsafed This Rare Darshan
and became Purified thereby.

Dhira fell prostrate to The Lord and then as He stood up,
He was Shining with not Two
but Three Eyes like Our Lord!
He was bestowed The Sarupya --of The Lord’s Form --
One of The Four Types of Liberation and a Permanent Residence in Kailasa!

------end of NARRATIVE 29,


Narrative 26: DHIRA THE TRIBAL DEVOTEE


Shri Agastya states and narrates,

“Those Who cultivate Devotion to Lord Shiva,
Who is The Sun to the darkness of misery, have no fear of The World.

Compared to Pure Devotion -- Caste, Scholarship, Sacrifices, Penance, Ceremonious Worship, Pilgrimages, ETC are NOT as Efficacious.

O Pious Souls!
A Devotee belonging to a Ruthless Jungle Tribe
offered the Forbidden Animal Flesh as Food and His Eye as a Gift,
and attained Salvation.”


Rishis said,
“It is incredible that a Tribesman should cultivate devotion at All.
How did he dare offer such things unheard of, to The Lord?
Pray narrate This to Us!”

Shri Agastya states and narrates,

“The River Swarnamukhi flowed by Kanchipuram,
the celebrated Shaivite Centre of Great Eminence.
There was an Elephant-shaped Mount on Its Bank called Venugiri.
The Hill had an abundance of flora and fauna of great diversity and various mineral valued for cosmetics and Ayurveda Medicine.
Bamboo shoots kissed the Skies, as it were,
Their tips going beyond the Monsoon Clouds.
Kunda Mandara, karavira, traveler’s palm, palmyra, coconut, deodar – to mention a few – flourished, forming a dense canopy above, letting only the soft sun rays through.

It was a proud habitat of some hardworking, ruthless Clans of Tribes.
The Males with Shining-dark Physiques hunted relentlessly and fiercely as They chased the beasts with shouts of, “ATTACK!”, “SHOOT!!!”, “KILL”, etc.
Killing seemed to be Their Birthright and Sport.
Maidens Who roamed like Lionesses, collected heaps of Pearls emerging from nodes of Bamboo Leaves, Crowns of Wild Elephants and Sharp Tusks of the Wild Boar.
They made Garlands with an assortment of Rubies and other Gems obtained from the Mountains.

Tiger Claws and Tusks of Wild Boar dangled from the Necks and Waists of Their Children; Their Bodies robust and naked,
as They tethered Elephant Calves with creepers in Sport.
They used Lion’s Hair to make twine
and wore them as wristbands and necklaces around Their Necks.
Hounds and wild Boars were Their playmates.

Their Precincts had plenty of food,
such as fowl, pigeon, peacock,
goose and parrot, besides those from the wild -- stag, rabbit, buffalo, etc.
The leftovers which formed hills,
were swarmed by insects and flies, and emitted a foul odor.
The remnant Skins of the slaughtered Beasts
were then cured, dried and made into garments for the Adults.
Their One Theme of Life seemed to be,
“Kill and Live” or, in other words,
“Live and Let Die.”

The Chieftain of the Main Camp, named Godhapuram,
was the Powerful “Naga”.
He amassed wealth by means of taxes from the Neighboring Camps
in the form of food, grains, gems, cosmetics, etc.
His Wife Datta,
hailed from another powerful yet noble clan of hunters.

Amidst the unending resources,
Naga shone with Datta, like a King Elephant and rejoiced like a Sage experiencing unearthly Bliss, however --
Datta had no issue for a long time,
which was the Mark of Womanhood at that time.
Also, being the First Lady of the Camp, She was often weighed down heavily by this great lacuna. Despite Naga’s efforts to cheer Her up with gifts and encouraging words, Her sorrow only waxed.
She would not use proper wear and eat proper food.
Often,
She would not care to dress Her hair and bath in scented waters.
Naga made consultations with His confidants, who advised Him to
approach the Yogini Priestess, living in a secluded thatched shed on the outskirts.

Naga ordered for prompt arrangements, and on as auspicious day went up to the Prophetess along with His Wife.
The Couple offered Her Gifts in abundance,
such as the sacred priyangu, vessels full of honey and solid ghee, and
many other valuables.
Praying to Her in Their Minds, They awaited Her Benediction.
After a while,
The Inspired Yogini made Her appearance at Her Doorway and
Blessed the Tribal Queen with a Pearl Garland, a Gem-studded “Naga” scepter and sanctified Leather Robes.
Overcome by a wave of horripilation,
Datta made her feelings heard to others,
“Our Valli with Her Consort Kumara Deva (Lord Subramanya-Murugan-Skanda) is Bountiful to Us.”
A Rare Blessing Indeed!”
Birds sang in approval from the trees.
At This Auspicious Sign,
Naga promised to bathe The Fertility Goddess Valli with huge quantities of Pearls. He further prayed to the Soothsayer to instruct Them on a full-fledged course for propitiating the Bounteous Deities.
She replied,
“Let Your Chaste Partner approach Me again in Solitude
and Practice My teaching for One Year
to obtain Blessings in the Fullest Measure.”

Prompted by Her Husband,
Queen Datta returned Alone to The Yogini Mata, who was to drench the Queen with Overflowing Grace.
Touching the Sacred Ashes (Vibhuti) to Datta,
The Yogini initiated The Stately Disciple into a Prayer to Valli Devi
as follows:
“O Gracious Mother
You remove the Grievances of Your Servants.
You provide Them with Boons in Abundance,
O Noble Consort of Skanda.”
Datta repeated This Prayer for 3 months, relinquishing meat and liquor.
As to still there were no signs of conception in Her,
She was initiated into a Lord Skanda Mantra:
“The Darling Son of Parvati,
The Stealer of Valli’s Heart
and having a Peacock Mount,
That Guha,
I beseech For Children.”
Datta repeated This Mantra with Complete Faith for 7 Days.
She had a vision at Night of A Brilliance of the Full Moon in Her Lap,
which soon filled Her Chamber.
The Priestess was pleased to hear This, but quickly instructed and warned Her to keep quiet and to keep the news to Herself.
Within a month She was pregnant.

Finally, everyone heard the grand news.
Naga offered the Pearls He vowed to The Priestess.
At an Auspicious Hour,
Queen Datta gave birth to a Baby Boy, to the Great Joy of One and All.
Gifts poured in from within and without the Hamlet.
And Naga, made a Grand Celebration for the Occasion.

A Celestial Voice Declared,
“This Boy Will Excel Narayana In Fame By Offering His Eyes to The Lord” ( While Narayana offered One Eye to Lord Shiva, This Boy, in the future, would offer Both Eyes).

The Babe shone like a dark Monsoon Cloud illumined by Lightning.
The Lines on His Body foretold of a Great Stature -- physical and beyond.
So He was named “Dhira” - “The Spirited”.

With ever-increasing jubilation, The Parents performed appropriate rites for The Boy at each Season. In great wonder They watched Him grow day-by-day and brimmed with ecstatic joy. His movements were a treat to Their Eyes, each cry a feast to ears.
Once He was able to make articulate sounds,
His Father avidly taught Him the 3 R’s of The Wild --
“Raid”, “Rack” and “Ravage”.

Soon,
The Child tottered out to play with Tots of His age on Mud Mounds and among the Pet hounds and Calves.
Naga lost Himself at such sights and would even forget food and drink.
Once He attained Youth,
Dhira dared out into The Deep Wilderness.
He could tame Wild Cats, Dogs, Hogs, Bears, Elephants and even Lions.
A couple of Wild Hounds, nurtured by Him, always followed Him like Shadows and kept watch and guard over Him.

Each Day,
with Love and Reverance, He visited Yogini Mata.
She would offer Him Sacred Ash - Vibhuti and Bless Him saying,

“May You live Long By The Grace of Valli Devi and Lord Subramanya!”


Narrative 27: DHIRA’S HOLY DIP IN SWARNAMUKHI

Shri Agastya states and narrates,

"As Dhira turned twelve,
the Proud Father fixed as Auspicious Day for His Formal Initiation into the Art of Weaponry.
In response to His Invitation, Tribal People of various sects from the Himalayas, the Sumeru, the Nishadha, the Gandhamadhana, the Vindhya, the Mahendra, the Malaya, the Trikuta, and the Shri Shailam Mountains arrived at Venugiri. The Mount became submerged in a Sea of People sporting colorful attire. Naga’s hosts served Them delectable Foods and Liquor.

On the Appointed Day, Dhira was seated facing East,
on High Seat covered with Tiger Skin.
Then in a ceremonial gesture,
Naga handed His Dagger -- the Sign Sovereignty -- over to Dhira.
Sounds of approval penetrated the thick jungle, setting the Wild Beasts on a hasty retreat.
The Youth -- a gift from the Youthful Lord Kumara -- was then given a specially made bow and arrow and asked to hit the target -- a piglet tethered to a distant tree.
Dhira, like a seasoned bowman aimed the arrow at the target
and hit the animal in one stroke.
The Crowds set up loud shouts of applause for a long time and rained flowers on The Worthy Prince. The ecstatic Naga clasped Him and smelt His Crown many a time.
Cheer Girls danced in jubilation, uttering words,
“Ulu, ulu” in praise of Their coveted Chief in the making.

Naga accorded Ceremonial Worship to The Visitors from near and afar; and doled out Valuable Gifts. After partaking of a sumptuous dinner,
The Guests fully satisfied, took leave of the ageing chief and His Son, to return to Their Respective Lands.

Thereafter, Dhira started learning from an Expert Teacher the crafts of The Jungle -- hunting, warfare, sports and administration.
In a short time,
He grew up to everyone’s expectations and even excelled that.
His Mind became a harsh ground for any seed of fear to sprout.
Dawn to Dusk He roamed in The Woods, remembered every inch and detail of His dominion, and identified the Hideouts of Wild Beasts, along with Their distinguishing odors and foot prints, with a keen intellect.
In these matters, He excelled all His Comrades and became Their Master and object of adoration.
Among Them, Gadha and Nanu, the Two Sons of Dhira’s Teacher
became His Closest Friends and followed Him like a shadow.
In this manner, 5 years lapsed in no time.

Once, The Residents of the Southern Quarter of Venugiri, approached Naga, Their Chief.
They complained about attacks from Man-eaters and sought immediate intervention.
Naga replied solemnly,

“Age has taken its toll and my senses fail me of late. You better take care of the problem Yourself or You can take the help of Our Bowmen.

Upon this They said,

“Bear with Us Sire, but We daresay that Your Son,
Our Prince, alone can be worthy to replace You.
Permit Us to have Him as The Leader of Our Campaigns hereafter.”

Overjoyed at These Words, Naga readily gave His Consent.

Dhira, with the Ceremonious Hunting Dress, shone like Turquoise, and
dashed off like an Arrow released from Its Bow.
Followed by Hosts of Men and tamed Hounds,
He pushed deep into the dense interiors of The Wilderness,
Loud Shouts of Hunting Jargon echoed in the Valley,
arousing The Beasts from Their Hideouts. The riotous commotion set up by the shouts and the sounds of drums made the game flee helter-skelter.
Dhira’s Hosts started hitting small animals with long sticks, spears and venom-tipped shafts, while Dhira Himself targeted The Wild Animals like Lions, Tigers and Leopards.
Once a Big Game was subdued,
a Wild Boar caught Dhira’s fancy and He went chasing it.
Now appearing and now vanishing, It disappeared from His Sight, taking Him far away from His kinsmen.
Dhira, forgetting the very purpose for which He had set out, ran avidly after It like Shri Rama after The Illusory Golden Deer of Yore.
Crossing familiar Terrain He entered a hitherto Untrodden Land.
Soon His Two Bosom Friends, Gadha and Nanu caught up with Him. After much pursuing, The Wild Boar could not run further.
Dhira now took out His Sword and killed The Boar tearing it to pieces.
His Friends praised Him for the extraordinary valor shown by Him.
Now Dhira was completely exhausted.

Gadha said with a pant,
“Not far away There is a Great Hill frequented by Celestials and hence, Forbidden by Humans.
The Sacred River Swanamuhki flows encircling it.
It is full of Fragrant Flowers and Tasty Fish.
One plunge into The Waters will put an end to Our Exhaustion and quench Our thirst.
It is familiar to Me”
Dhira bade Him to watch out for the Black Buck and proceeded with Nanu in the direction of The River.
A number of Auspicious Signs appeared as He travelled forth.
Soon, They came face to face with a Magnificent Mount and saw The Sacred Swarnamukhi rushing forward as Rapids, and at some places falling off Steep Cliffs into The Valley below.
The very sight of it refreshed Dhira, and His mind soared to Lofty Heights.
Rivers were said to be The Divine-In-Motion. The Swarnamukhi was sanctified all the more by the proximity of Shri Kalahastishwara Lingam on the Mountain nearby and by the immersion of dried flowers, etc used for His Worship.
Countless Munis engaged in Penance in The Area, and underwent Ceremonial Baths twice a day in Its purifying Waters.
Its Banks were covered thick by cloud-kissing Trees which were veritable habitats for a diverse variety OF Birds like Sparrows, Pigeons, Parrots, Pelicans, Eagles and Vultures that embellished the Ubiquitous silence with Their Songs.
Aquatic forms, like Fish, Tortoise, and Beavers became drunk with The Cool Waters, ever gamboling with the Lilies and Lotuses, chasing away the Honey Bees thereon.
While the Male Swans nibbled the soft Lotus stalks, Females watched Them with avidity.
The Shallow Waters were darkened by the dissolved kasturi unguent from the bodies Of Celestial Damsels and by the Secretions of the Rutting Elephants.
Pearls released from the Crowns of Elephants, torn apart by Lions, were scattered over the Shore, where the Deer grazed on the tender Foliage.
For the Poet’s Eye,
The River Swarnamukhi in All its grandeur
appeared as a Female Celebrity,
with the Full Bloom of the Lotuses as Her Fair-glowing Face,
the Long Mossy Tendrils as Her Silky Front Locks,
the Blues Water-Lilies like Her Eyes,
the Eddies as Her deep Belly-Button,
the Sand Dunes Her Girdle, the Surf Her Sari,
the undulating Waves Her Slender Limbs,
the sounds of Birds and the Aquarian Life as the Tinkling Anklets.

The Romping Dame, Swarnamukhi, gushed rushing forth to mingle with The Ocean, Her Husband.

Now Her Tribal Child - Dhira,
splashed in Her sanctifying waters with overflowing gaiety.
His Body was soothed, mind purified and heart sanctified by
the Hallowed Waters of The Swarnamukhi River.”


Narrative 28: DHIRA WORSHIPS SHRI KALAHASTISHWARA

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Shri Agastya said and narrated,

“After the Soul-refreshing bath, Dhira sauntered along The River Bank under the gigantic Trees. He assuaged His hunger with ripened, juicy fruit, which He shared with His Friends.
As They walked forth, soft and elevating sounds of vina and other instruments played by Celestial Musicians touched Their Hearts. Peacocks danced in joy. Plants shone with a new glow and tossed Their Crowns in glee.
All of Nature was transported to lofty spiritual Heights, as it were.
As Dhira wondered and looked in askance at His Friend,
Gadha replied,
“I heard These Sounds in My earlier visit. Some Deity is said to be there receiving services from Devotees.”
At these words,
Dhira was gripped by a deep longing to visit The Place.

Soon They were on Their way to climb The Hill.
A rugged pathway went up the Steep Slope of the Hill,
filled with shiny pearls scattered from the Bamboo shoots growing on the sides.
As They reached the pinnacle,
Dark Clouds kissed Them a welcome.
There was a large flat space surrounded by Tall Trees,
drooping with the heaviness of fruits.
Beings of mutual enmity coexisted There in amity.
A sublime Peace and Sanctity,
surpassing All understanding, permeated The Atmosphere.
Suddenly,
a hissing sound was heard and as Dhira looked in that Direction,
He saw an eminent Shiva Lingam facing West, situated under a Bilva Tree loaded with Fruit.
By Its very Hallowed Sight, Dhira’s sins, accumulated over countless lives vanished and He turned over a New Leaf. A serene feeling that allowed no description possessed Him.

The Lingam was resplendent with the Brilliance of A Million Suns
and the Coolness of A Million Moons.
Signs of a recent worship were evident.
Fragrant Flowers from The Wilderness, Unbroken Rice Grains, Black Sesame Seeds, and Sacred Darbha Grass were seen on
and around the Lingam.
An Odor, characteristic of Elephant Secretions, was in the Air.
Magical Germs laid by Serpents added to The Aura, and The Skins shed by Them appeared like Silk Robes that Inspire Awe.
The Musk Deer, too left a Fragrant Trail of Its secret Rendezvous.

The Lingam was famed as Shri Kalahastishwara,
owing The Name to a Spider, an Elephant and a Snake, which were Blessed by The Lord, of Yore.
Dhira, as if pulled by a great force,
ran up to The Lingam,
went around it and fell in front of it in Prostration.
With Hands clasped tight,
He stood on His Knees,
His Eyes raining tears,
as His attention was firmly fixed on The Lord’s Glorious Form.
Overcome with Waves of Horripilation,
He murmured,

“Save Me, Save Me!”

Then He clasped The Image in the tight lock of His Broad Shoulders.
At that instant, His Filial Bond with The Lord,
spreading over innumerable Lives, reflected in His Purified Mind.
Seeing the Time He had spent so far as futile,
He resolved to dedicate His Life henceforth to The Lord’s Service.
Then,
It occurred to Him that He should worship The Deity with
Fresh Flowers and Offerings, and He started picking Floral bunches from the nearby Trees.
Gadha, who was already shocked at His Strange Behavior,
enquired rather suspiciously,

“What are You doing?
Don’t You feel the urge to return Home and make Your Parents and Pothers Happy?
You are entrusted with Lofty Responsibilities
and Everyone looks up to You for Their Fulfillment.”

But None of These Words could stir Dhira.
He made it clear that His moorings being here, as revealed by The Lord, The question of leaving the place on any account would not arise,
no matter what!
Nonplussed at His Firm Determination,
Gadha was forced to leave Him and return to The Hamlet Alone.

The Aged Parent were shocked in disbelief at the unprecedented turn of events in Their Son’s debut hunting venture and
dispatched a batch of Confidants to persuade Him to return.
The Group soon reached Dhira’s new Habitat and
What They Saw was truly Appalling.

Dhira, Their Master, The Ruthless and Celebrated Marksman, appeared in a State of Complete ‘Derangement”,
characteristic of a Saintly Person.
His Long Wavy Locks were packed and tied into a Mound On His Crown -- The Jatamukutam.
Forsaking All His Jewelry and Flashy Robes,
He covered His Body with The Bare Minimum.
With All His Attention resolved into One Ideal, i,e., Serving The Lord,
He was unaware of anything else.

Collecting Wild Flowers and Bilva Leaves He carefully adorned the Shivalingam.
Then,
He offered Ripe Fruit and Later, partook of It as Prasadam -- sanctified Food.
After The Comrades made repeated requests for His returning to Their Village,
He responded with Profound Detachment and Even Scorn.
Their Warnings of a possible Heartbreak leading to
even Death of His Parents if He delayed,
brought no change in His Posture.
He even remarked,
“I’ve incurred enough loss already by staying away from The Lord.”
The Delegates were forced to depart in despair.

The interruptions gone,
Dhira embraced the Lingam and pleaded forgiveness for His Shortcomings.
He petitioned,
“Lord of The Universe, How d id You chance to abide Here in All loneliness.
Caring not for Attention of any sort, You appeared here For My Sake.
Pray make it impossible for Me to leave You under any circumstances.
Let Me be Your Bonded Slave Forever.
Do bear with My Faults and Imperfections and lead Me Unto You.
Pray accept My Services.
In Truth, What is There that I can do for You, except joining My Palms?”

With Great Effort,
He separated Himself from the Lord and after coming out of the Trance,
He proceeded to clean up the premises, removing entwined Creepers,
Thorny Bushes and Harmful creatures.
Later,
He went into the nearby Woods and hunted Tender-fleshed Animals
like Baby Deer, Rabbits, and Calves.
He roasted pieces of Their Selected Parts in a Bonfire and
carefully collected Them into a Leaf Receptacle.
For want of A Pouring Urn,
He filled His Mouth with Ambrosial Water
from a Perennial Spring of Water for Bathing The Lord.
Then,
He picked Floral Bunches of Rainbow Hues and Wild Scents, and bound Them to His Jatamukutam with a Headband.
With These Things gathered,
He returned to His Lord.
He removed the Dried Flowers and
Other Materials from The Lingam with His Foot still wearing
a Leather Sandal.
Spraying out The Water in a Fine Jet from His Mouth,
He bathed The Lingam and
adorned It with The Flowers carried on His Head.”

Monday, August 16, 2010

1000 Thousand Names of Subramanya Muruga Skanda Sahasranamvali

Subramanya Muruga Skanda Sahasranamvali

Phonetically transliterated for English with American Dialect with Italian Vowels.


Achintiya shaktiye

Anagaya

Akshobiya

Apara jitaya

Anata vatsalya

Amogaya

Asokaya

Ajaraya

Abayaya

Atyudaraya

Agaha hara

Agraganiya

Adrija sutaya

Ananta mahimne

Aparaya

Anantaya shokiya pradaya

Aviyayaya

Ananata mokshadaya

Anadadaye

Aprameya 20

Aksharaya

Achiyutaya

Akalmashya

Abiramaya

Agraduriyaya

Amita vikra maya

Ananta nataya

Amalaya

Apramataya

Ara prabave 20

Arindaya

Akila daraya

Animadi gunaya

Agraganiya

Achancha laya

Amara stutiyaya

Akalang kaya

Amita shanaya

Agni burve

Ana vadiyan gaya 40

Ad butaya

Abishta daya kaya

Atin dri yaya

Aprame yat mane

Adrish yaya

Aviyak ta lakshanaya

Apad wina shakaya

Ariyaya

Adiyaya

Agama samstu taya

Arta sam raksha naya

Adiyaya

Anandaya

Ariya sevitaya

Ashri tesh tarta varadaya

Anandine

Arta pala pradaya

Ar chariya rupa

Anandaya

Apanarti vinasha naya

Iba vak tranujaya

Ishtaya

Ibassura harat ma jaya

Iti hasa shrutis tutiyaya

Indra boga pala pradaya

Ishta purta pala praptiye

Ish teshta varada yakaya

Iha mutreshta pala daya

Ishta daya

Indra vandi taya70

Idani yaya

Isha putraya

Ipshi tarta prada yakaya

Iti biti haraya

Idiyaya I

Ishana traya varjitaya

Udara kirtaye

Udiyo gine

Utkrush toru para kramaya

Ut krushta shaktiye 80

Utsa haya

Uda raya

Ut sava priya

Ujrimbaya

Ud bavaya

Ugraya

Uda graya

Ugra lochanaya

Unmataya

Ugra sama naya

Udwegag-nora geshwaraya

Uru prabavaya

Udir naya

Uma putraya

Udara diye

Urdwa reta sutaya

Urdwa gati daya

Urja palakaya

Urjitaya

Urdwa gaya 100

Urdwayaya

Urdwa lokeka nayakaya

Urjivante

Ur jito daraya

Urjitor jita shasa naya

Rishi deva gana stut yaya

Rina traya vimocha naya

Riju rupaya

Riju karaya

Riju marga pradarshanaya

Ritam barya

Riju pritaya

Risha baya

Risha udi daya

Rutaya

Lulito darakaya

Luta bava pasha praban janaya

Yenanka dara sat putraya

Yekasme

Yeno vinasha naya

Eshvariya daya

En dra bogine

Etihi yaya

Endra vandi taya

Ojas vine

Oshadi shtanaya

Ojo daya

Odana pradaya

Audariya shilaya

Au meyaya 130

Augraya

Au natiya dayakaya

Au dariya

Aushada karaya

Aushadaya

Osha dakaraya

Amshu maline

Amshu malid yaya

Ambika tana yaya

Anadaya

Anda kari sutaya 140

Anda twa harine

Am buja lochanaya

Asta mayaya

Amara dishaya

Apash taya

Astoka punyadaya

Asta mitraya

Asta rupaya

As kalat sugati dayakaya 150

Karti keyaya

Kama rupaya

Kuma raya

Krowncha daranaya

Kama daya

Kara naya

Kam yaya

Kamani yaya

Kripa karaya 22

Kanchana baya

Kanti yuktaya

Kamine

Kama pradaya

Kavaye

Kirti krite

Kuk kuta daraya

Kutas taya

Kuvaleksha naya

Kunkuman gaya

Klama haraya 170

Kusha laya

Kuk kuta dwajaya

Kushanu sambavaya

Kru raya

Krurag-naya

Kalitapa hrite

Kama rupaya

Kalpa tarave

Kantaya

Kamita daya kaya 180

Kaliyana krite

Klesha nasaya

Kripa lave

Karuna karaya

Kalushad-naya

Kriya shaktiye

Kato raya

Kava chine

Kritine

Komalan gaya 190

Kusha pritaya

Kutsi tag-naya

Kala daraya

Kiyataya

Ketadaraya

Kadgine

Katwangine

Kala nigrahaya

Kiyati pradaya

Kechare shaya 200

Kiyate haya

Kechara stutaya

Kara tapa harahya

Kas taya

Kecha raya

Kechara shrayaya

Kandendu moli tana yaya

Kelaya

Kechara palakaya 210

Kastalaya

Kanditar kaya

Kechari jana pujitaya

Gangiyaya

Girija putraya

Gana nata nujaya

Guhaya 29

Goptre

Giri vana sam seviya

Guna titaya

Guha shrayaya 220

Gati pradaya

Guna nidiye

Gambiraya

Giri jatma jaya

Guda rupaya

Gada haraya

Guna di shaya

Guna graniye

Goda raya

Gaha naya

Gup taya

Garvag-naya 230

Guna varda naya

Guhiyaya

Guna jnaya

Giti jnaya @4

Gata tankaya

Guna shrayaya

Gadiya padiya priya

Guniya

Gostu taya

Gagane charaya

Gana niya charitaya

Gata kleshaya

Gunarna vaya

Gur nita kshaya

Grini nidaye

Gana gambira doshanaya

Ganta nada priyaya

Goshya 250

Gora goga vinashanaya

Gana nandaya

Garma hantre

Grina vate

Grishti patakaya 34

Grinine

Grina karaya

Goraya

Gora detya prahara kaya

Gati teshwariya sandohaya

Ganar taya 261

Gana sankra maya

Chitra krite

Chitra varnaya

Chancha laya

Cha pala dyutye

Chinma yaya

Chit swa rupaya

Chirana nadaya

Chiranta naya 270

Chitra kelaye

Chitra taraya

Chintani yaya

Chamat kritaye

Chorag-naya

Chatu raya

Cha rave

Chami kara vibusha naya

Chandrarka koti sadrishaya

Chandra moli tanu bavaya

Chandi tan gaya 281

Chatma hantre

Chedita kila pata kaya

Chedi krita tama kleshaya

Chatri krita maha yasase

Chadita shesha santa pasaya

Charita mrita sagaraya

Chana tre guniya rupaya

Chate haya

China samsa yaya

Chando mayaya

Chanda gamine

China pasaya

Chavish chadaya 40

Jaga ditaya

Jagat pujyaya

Jaga-jyesh-taya

Jagan mayaya

Jana kaya

Ja navi sunave 300

Jita mitraya

Jagad gurve

Jayine

Jitendri yaya

Jetraya

Jara mara rana varji taya

Jyotir mayaya

Jagan nataya

Jaga jivaya

Jana shrayaya 310

Jagat seviyaya

Jagat kartre

Jagat sakshine

Jagat priyaya

Jambari vandiyaya

Jaya daya

Jagan jana mano haraya

Jagada nanda janakaya

Jana janya pahara kaya

Japa kusuma sankasaya 320

Jana lochana shoba naya

Janesh waraya

Jita krodaya

Jana janma nibarha naya

Jaya daya

Jantu tapag-naya

Jita detya maha vrajaya

Jita mayaya

Jita krodaya

Jita sangaya 330

Jana priyaya

Janja nila maha vegaya

Jarita shesha pata kaya

Jar jari krita detyo gaya

Jalari vadiya sampriya

Jnana murtaye

Jnana gamiyaya

Jnanine

Jnana maha nidaya 47

Tan kara nrita vibavaya

Tanka vjra dwajanki taya

Tankita kila lokaya

Tanki tena stamora vaye

Dambara prabavya

Dam baya

Damaruka priyaya

Dama rotkata sam nadaya

Dimba rupa swarupa kaya

Daka nanda priti karaya 350

Dalita sura sam kulaya

Dalita sura sam dohaya

Dundi vig-neshwara nujaya 50

Tatwa jnaya

Tatwa gaya

Ti vraya

Tapo rupaya

Tapo mayaya

Trayi mayaya

Trikala jnaya 360

Tri murtaye

Tri gunat makaya

Trida sesaya

Tara karaye

Tapag-naya

Tapasa priyaya

Tushti daya

Tushti krite

Tiksh naya

Tapo rupaya 370

Tri kala vitye

Stotre

Stava yaya

Stava pritaya

Stutaye

Stotraya

Stuti priyaya

Stitaya

Stayine

Stapa kaya 380

Stula sukshma pradarsha kaya

Stavish taya

Stavi raya

Stulaya

Stana daya

Steriya daya

Stiraya

Dantaya

Daya paraya

Datre 390

Duritag-naya

Dura sadaya

Darshani yaya

Daya saraya

Devadevaya

Daya nidaye

Dura darshaya

Durvigaha yaya

Dakshaya

Darpanab taya 400

Durda raya

Dana shilaya

Dwa dasha kshaya

Dwishad bujaya

Dwishat karnaya

Dwisha dwahave

Dina san tapa nashanaya

Danda shukeshwa raya

Devaya

Divi yaya 410

Diviya kritaye

Damaya

Dirga vritya

Dirga bahave

Dirga drish taye

Divas pataye

Dan daya

Dama yitre

Darpaya

Deva simhaya 420

Drida vrataya

Durla baya

Durga maya

Diptaya

Dush prekshaya

Diviya manda naya 58

Duro darag-naya

Dukag-naya

Dura rig-naya

Disham pataye

Durja yaya

Deva sene saya

Durjne yaya

Durati kramaya

Dambaya

Driptaya

Devar shaye

Deva jnaya

Deva chinta kaya

Duram daraya 440

Darma paraya

Dana daya

Driti varda naya 60

Darme shaya

Darma shastra jnaya

Danvine

Darma paraya naya

Danan diyakshaya

Dana pataye

Dritimate 450

Duta kilbi shaya

Darma hetave

Darma shuraya

Darma krite

Darma vide

Druvaya

Datre

Dimante

Darma charine

Daniyaya 460

Duriyaya

Drita vrataya

Nitya- satwaya

Nitya triptaya

Nirle paya

Nish chal atma kaya

Nira vadiyaya

Nira daraya

Nish kalan kaya

Nira janaya 470

Nirma maya

Nira han karaya

Nirmo haya

Nirupa dravaya

Nitya nandaya

Nira tankaya

Nish prapan chaya

Nirama yaya

Niravadiyaya

Niri haya 480

Nirdar shaya

Nirmal atma kaya

Nitya nandaya

Nir jare shaya

Nisangaya

Nigama stutaya

Nish kanta kaya

Nira lambaya

Nish pratiyu haya

Nirud bavaya 490

Nityaya

Niyata kaliyanaya

Nirvi kalpaya

Nira shrayaya

Netre

Nidiye

Neka rupaya

Nirakarya

Nadi sutaya

Pulinda kaniya ramanaya

Purujite 501

Parama priyaya

Pratyaksha murtaye

Pratya kshaya

Pareshaya

Purna punya daya

Punya karaya

Punya rupaya

Punyaya

Punya paraya naya

Punyo dayaya

Param jyotishe

Punya krite

Punya vardanaya

Para nandaya

Parata raya

Punya kirtaye

Purata naya

Prasana rupaya

Prane saya 520

Pana gaya

Papa nasa naya

Prana tarti haraya

Purnaya

Parvati nanda naya

Prabave

Putat mane

Purushaya

Pranaya

Praba vaya 530

Purushota maya

Prasanaya

Parama spash taya

Paraya

Pari vridaya

Paraya

Paramat mane

Para bramane

Parar taya

Priya darshanaya 540

Pavitraya

Pushtidaya

Purtaye

Pingalaya

Pushti vardanaya

Papaharine

Pashadaraya

Pramata sura shiksha kaya

Pavanaya 500

Pavakaya

Pujyaya

Purna nandaya

Parat paraya 73

Pushkalaya

Pravaraya

Purvaya

Pitru baktaya

Puro gamaya

Pranadaya

Prani jana kaya 560

Pradishtaya

Pava kod bavaya

Para brama swarupaya

Parameshwariya karanaya

Parar didaya

Pushti karaya

Prakasat mane

Pratapa vate

Prajna paraya

Prakrish tartaya 570

Prituve

Pritu para kramaya

Panishwaraya

Panivaraya

Pana mani vibushanaya

Pala daya

Pala hastaya

Pulam buja vi lo chanaya

Padu chatita papo daya

Pani loka vibusha naya

Bahu leyaya 581

Brihat drupaya

Balish taya

Balavate

Baline

Bramesha vishnu rupaya

Budaya

Budimatam varaya

Bala rupaya

Brama garbaya 590

Bramacharine

Buda priyaya

Bahu stutaya

Bahu mataya

Bramana yaya

Bramana priyaya 79

Bala pramata naya

Bramane

Bahu rupaya

Bahu pradaya 600

Brihad banu tanud butaya

Brihat senaya

Bile sayaya

Bahu bahave

Bala shri mate

Bahu detiya vinasha kaya

Bila dwaranta ralastaya

Briha shakti danur daraya

Balarka dyuti mate

Balaya 610

Briha dak shashe

Briha danushe

Baviyaya

Bogish waraya

Baviyaya

Bava nasaya

Bava priyaya

Bakti gamiyaya

Baya haraya

Bava jnaya 620

Bakta supriyaya

Bukti mukti pradaya

Bogine

Bagavate

Bagiya varda naya

Brajish nave

Bavanaya

Bartre

Bimaya

Bima parakramaya

Butidaya 631

Butikrite

Boktre

Butat mane

Buvanesh waraya

Bavakaya

Bikaraya

Bish maya

Bava keshtaya

Bavod bavaya

Bava tapa prashama naya

Bogavate

Buta bava naya 85

Bojya pradaya

Branti nasaya

Banumante

Buvanas hrayaya

Buribuga pradaya

Badraya

Bajani yaya 650

Bishag waraya

Maha senaya

Maho daraya

Maha shaktaye

Maha diyutaye

Maha budiye

Maha vir yaya

Mahot sahaya

Maha balaya

Maha bogine 660

Maha mayine

Meda vine

Meka line

Mahate

Muni stutaya

Maha manyaya

Mahanandaya

Maha yasase

Mahor jitaya

Mana nidaye 670

Mano rata pala pradaya

Maha dayaya

Maha punyaya

Maha bala parakra maya 89

Mana daya

Mati daya

Maline

Mukta mala vibusha naya

Mano haraya

Maha muk yaya 680

Mahardaye

Murti mate

Munaye 90

Maho tamaya

Maho payaya

Moksha daya

Mangala pradaya

Muda karya

Mukti datre

Maha bogaya 690

Maho ragaya

Yasha karaya

Yoga yonaye

Yogish taya

Yaminam varaya

Yashas vine

Yoga purushaya

Yogiyaya

Yoga nidaye

Yamine 700

Yati seviya

Yoga yuktaya

Yoga vide

Yoga sidi daya

Yantraya

Yantrine

Yantra jnaya

Yantra vante

Yantra vaha kaya

Yata nara hitaya

Yogine

Yogi shaya

Yoginam varaya

Rama niyaya

Ramiya rupaya

Rasa jnaya

Rasa bava naya

Ranja naya

Ranji taya

Ragine 720

Ruchi raya

Rudra sam bavaya

Rana priyaya

Rano daraya

Raga dwesha vinasa naya

Ratnar chishe

Ruchi raya

Ramiyaya

Rupa lava niya vigrahaya

Ratnan gada daraya 730

Ratna bushanaya

Rama niya kaya

Ruchi krite

Rocha manaya

Ran jitaya

Roga nasa naya

Raji vakshaya

Raja rajaya 738

Rakta maliyanu lepa naya

Raja dweda gama stuti yaya

Rajah satwa gunan vitaya

Raja nisha kala ramiyaya

Ratna kundala mandi taya

Ratna san moli shoba jnaya

Ranan manjira bushanaya

Lokeka nataya

Loke shaya

Lalitaya

Loka nayakaya

Loka rakshaya 750

Loka shikshaya

Loka lochana ranjitaya

Loka badave

Loka datre

Loka traya maha hitaya

Loka chuda manaye

Loka vandiyaya

Lavaniya vigrahaya

Loka diyakshaya

Lila vate 760

Lokotara gunan vitaya

Varish taya

Vara daya

Vediyaya

Vishish taya

Vikra maya

Vibave

Vibu dagra charaya

Vasiyaya

Vikalpa pari var jitaya 770

Vipa shaya

Vigata tankaya

Vichi trangaya

Virocha naya

Vidya daraya

Vishu dat mane

Vedan gaya

Vibuda priyaya

Vachas karaya

Viyapkaya 780

Vijnanine

Vinayan vitaya

Vidwa tamaya

Viro dig-naya

Viraya

Vigata ragavate

Vita bavaya

Vini tat mane

Veda garbaya

Vasu pradaya 790

Vishwa diptaye

Visha lakshaya

Viji atane

Vibavanaya

Veda vedi yaya

Vide yat mane

Vita doshaya

Vedavide

Vishwa karmane

Vita bayaya

Vagisaya

Vasavar chitaya

Viradwamsaya

Vishwa murtaye

Vishwa rupaya

Varasa naya

Vishakaya

Vimalaya

Vagmine

Vidsushe 810

Vedadaraya

Vatave 1

Virachuda manaye

Viraya

Vidiye shaya

Vibuda shrayaya

Vijayine

Vinayine

Vetre

Variyase 820

Virajase

Vasave

Virag-naya

Vijva raya

Vediyaya

Vegavate

Virya vate

Vasine

Vara shiliya

Vara gunaya 830

Visho kaya

Vajra dara kaya

Shara janmane

Shakti daraya

Shatrug-naya

Shiki vahanaya

Shri mate

Shish taya

Shuchaye

Shudaya 840

Shashwataya

Shruti sagaraya

Sharan yaya

Shubadaya

Sharmane

Shish teshtaya

Shuba laksha naya @11

Shantaya

Shula daraya

Shreshtaya

Shudat mane

Shankaraya

Shivaya 111

Shiti kantat majaya

Suraya

Shantidaya

Shoka nashanaya

Shanma turaya

Shanmukaya

Shadgu neshwariya samyutaya 112

Shat chakra stataya

Shadur mig-naya

Shadanga shruti paragaya

Shad bavara hitaya

Shatkaya

Shat shastra smriti paragaya 113

Sad warga datre

Sad grivaya

Sadarig-ne

Sadas hrayaya 870

Sat kirita daraya

Shrimante

Shadadaraya

Shatkra maya

Shat kona madiya nila yaya

Shan datwa pari harakaya

Senanaye

Subagaya

Skandaya

Sura nandaya

Satam gataye 880

Subramanya

Suradiya kshaya

Sarva jnaya

Sarva daya

Sukine

Sulabaya

Sididaya

Somyaya

Sidwesaya

Sidi sadanaya 890

Sidartaya

Sida sankalpaya

Sida sadave

Sureshwaraya

Subujaya

Sarva drise

Sakshine

Suprasadaya

Sanatanaya

Suda pataye 900

Swayan jyotishe

Swayam buve

Sarvato mukaya

Samartaya

Sat kritaye

Suksh maya

Sugo shaya

Suka daya

Suhrude

Suprasanaya 910

Sura shreshtaya

Sushilaya

Satya sadakaya

Samba viyaya

Sumanase

Seviyaya

Sakala gama paragaya

Suviyaktaya

Sachinandaya

Suviraya

Sujana shrayaya

Sarva lakshana sam panaya

Satya darma paraya naya

Sarva deva mayaya

Satyaya

Sada mrishtana daya kaya

Sudapine

Sumataye

Satyaya

Sarva vig-na vinasha naya 930

Sarvaduka prasha manaya

Suku maraya

Sulocha naya

Sugrivaya

Sudritaye

Saraya

Sura radiyaya

Suvi kramaya

Surarig-ne

Swarna varnaya 940

Sarpa rajaya

Sada shuchaye

Saptar chirbuve

Suravaraya

Sarvayu davi sharadaya

Hasti charmam bara sutaya

Hasti vahana sevitaya

Hasta chitra yuda daraya

Hrita gaya

Hasi tananaya 950

Hema bushaya

Hari dwarnaya

Hrishti daya

Hrishti varda naya

Hemadri bide

Hamsa rupaya

Humkara hata kilbi shaya

Himadri jata tanujaya

Hari keshaya

Hiran mayaya

Hridiyaya

Hrishtaya

Hari sakaya

Hamsaya

Hamsagataye

Havishe

Hiranya varnya

Hit krite

Harsa daya

Hema busa naya 970

Hara priyaya

Hita karaya

Hata papaya

Haro bavaya

Kshema daya

Kshema krite

Kshem yaya

Kshetra-gyaya

Ksham varji taya

Kshetra palaya980

Kshama daraya

Kshema kshetraya

Kshama karaya

Kshudrag-naya

Kshanti daya

Kshemaya

Kshiti bushaya

Kshama shrayaya

Kshali ladaya

Kshiti daraya

Kshina-sam-rakshanan-kshamaya

Kshana bangu rasana dwa gana shobi kaparda kaya

Kshiti brn nata tanaya muka pankaja baskaraya

Kshata hitaya

Ksharaya

Kshantre

Kshata doshaya

Kshama nidaye

Kapitakila santa paya

Kshapa nata samana naya





http://sanskrit.safire.com/Sanskrit.html#Sahasranama

http://slokas.yolasite.com/resources/subramanya%20sahasra%20namavali.pdf

www.kaumaram.com/audio_k/rmsh0801.html

http://slokas.yolasite.com/resources/subramanya%20sahasra%20namavali.pdf

http://slokas.yolasite.com/

Saturday, August 7, 2010

Hanuman Anjaneya Sahasranam Stotra

The Hanuman Sahasranam Stotra phonetically transliterated with an American accent with Italian vowels.

In the Hanuman Sahasranam Stotra version from wwww.gitapress.org,
Verses 63 thru 69 were included and Verses 133 thru 137 were omitted.
In the recorded versions I have listened to, neither are included
I have put them both in, leaving it up You to make the choice.


Shri Anjaneya or Hanuman Stotra of 1000 Names
Shri Anjaneya sahasranamastotram

udyadaditya sankasham udara buja vikramam-ha .
kandarpa koti lavanyam sarva vidya visharadam-ha ..
shri rama hridayanandam bakta kalpa mahiruham-ha .
abayam varadam dorbyam kalaye marutatmajam-ha ..
ata sahasranama stotram-ha .

HANUMAN STOTRAM

Hanuman shri prado vayu putro rudro anago ajara-ha
Amrityur viravirashcha gramavaso janashraya-ha 1

Danado nirguna kayo viro nidipatir muni-hi
Pingaksho varado vagmi sita shoka vinashakah 2

Shiva sharva paro avyakto vyaktavyakto daradara-ha
Pingakesha pingaroma shrutigamya sanatana-ha 3

Anadirbagavan devo vishwa hetur nirashraya-ha
Arogyakarta vishwesho vishwanato harishwara-ha 4

Bargo ramo rama bakta kalyana prakriti stira-ha
Vishwambaro vishwamurtir vishwakarota vishwa-ha 5

Vishwatma vishwasevyo ata vishwo vishwaharo ravi-hi
Vishwacheshto vishwagamyo vishwadyiya kaladara-ha 6

Plavangama-ha kapishreshto vedavedyo vanechara-ha
balo vrido yuva tatwam tatwagamya suko hyaja-ha 7

Anjanasunuravyagro grama keto daradara-ha
Burbuvaswarmaharloke jana lokastapo avyaya 8

Satyam omkara gamyashcha pranavo vyapako amala-ha
Shiva darma pratishtata rameshta palgunapriya 9

Goshpadikritavarisha-ha purnakamo darapadi-hi
Rakshogna pundarikaksha sharanagatavatsala-ha 10

Janaki prana data cha raksha pranapaharaka
Purnasatwa pitavasa divakara samapraba-ha 11

Devodyanavihari cha devatabaya banjana-ha
Baktodayo baktalabdo baktapalanatapara-ha 12

Dronaharta shaktineta shakti rakshasa samoraka
Kshagno ramadutashcha shakini jiva haraka 13

Bubukara hataratir garva dushta pramardana
Hetu sahetu pramshushcha vishwabarta jagadguru-hu 14

Jaganeta jaganato jagadiso janeshwara
Jagadrata hari shrisho garuda smayabanjana 15

Partadvajo vayuputo amita pucho amita vikrama-ha
Brama pucham parabrama pucho rameshta kara eva 16

Sugrivadi yuto jnani vanaro vanareshwara-ha
Kalpastayi chiranjivi tapanashcha sada shiva-ha 17

Sanata sadgatir bukti muktida kirti nayakaha
Kirti kirtipradashcheva samudra shriprada shiva 18

Baktodayo baktagamyo baktabagaya pradayaka-ha
Udadikramano deva samsara baya nashana-ha 19

Vardi bandanakrid vishwa jeta vishwa pratishtita-ha 20
Lankari kalapurusho lankesha griha banjana-ha

Butavaso vasudevo vasustri buvaneshwara-ha 21
Shriramarupa krishnatu lanka prasadabanjaka-ha

Krishna krishnastuta shanta shantido vishwapavana-ha 22
Vishwa bokta marag-no brahmachari jitendriya

Urdwago languli mali langula hata rakshasa-ha 23
Samira tanujo viro virataro jayaprada-ha

Jaganmangalada punya punya shravana kirtana-ha 24
Punyakirti punya gati rjagatpavana pavana-ha

Devesho jitamarata rama bakti vidayaka-ha 25
Dyata dyeyo laya sakshi cheta chetanya vigraha-ha

Jnanada pranada prano jagatprana samirana 26
Vibishana priya shura pippalayana sidita-ha

Sidi sidashraya kala kala bakshaka banjana-ha 27
Lankesha nidana stayi lanka dahaka ishwara-ha

Chandra surya agna netrashcha kalagni pralayantaka-ha
Kapila kapisha punyarashi dwadasha rashiga-ha 28

Sarvashrayo aprameyatma revatyadi nivaraka-ha 29
Lakshmana pranadata cha sita jivana hetuka-ha

Ramadyeyo hrishikesho vishnu bakto jati bali 30
Devaridarpaha hota darta karta jagatprabu-ha

Nagara grama palashcha sudo budo nirantara-ha 31
Niranjano nirvikalpo gunatito bayankara-ha

Hanumanshcha duraradya stapasadyo maheshwara-ha 32
Janaki ganashokotatapaharta paratparaha

Vadambya sadasadrupa karanam prakriteh para-ha 33
Bagyado nirmalo neta pucha lanka vidahaka-ha

Puchabado yatudano yatudana ripupriya 34
ChayapaharI butesho lokesha sadgati prada-ha

Plavangameshwara kroda kroda samraktalochana-ha 35
Samyo guru kavyakarta baktanam cha varaprada-ha

Baktanukampi vishwesha puruhuta purandara-ha 36
Kroda harta tapa harta baktabaya varaprada-ha

Agnirvibavasurbaswan yamo nitrutireva cha
Varuno vayugatiman vayu kubera ishwara 37

Ravishchandra kuja somyo guru kavya shaneshwara-ha
Rahu keturmarudwarta darta harta samiraja-ha 38

Mashakikrita devari detyari madusudana-ha
Kama kapi kamapala kapilo vishwa jivana 39

Bagirati padamboja-ha setubanda visharada-ha
Swaha swada havi kavyam havyavaha prakashaka-ha 40

Swaprakasho mahaviro lagushcha amita vikrama-ha
Pradinodinagatiman sadgati purushotama 41

Jagadatma jagadyonir jagadanto hyanantaka-ha
Vipapma nishkalankashcha mahan madahankriti-hi 42

Kam vayu pritivi chapo vahridikpala eva cha
Kshetragya kshetra palashcha palvalikrita sagara-ha 43

Hiranmaya puranashcha kecharo bucharo manu-hu
Hiranyagarba sutratma rajarajo vishampati-hi 44

Vedanta vedyo udgito vedavedanga paraga
Prati gramastiti sadya spurti data gunakara 45

Nakshatra mali butatma surabi kalpa padapa
Chinta manirgunanidi-hi praja darohyanutama-ha 46

Punyashloka puraratir jyotishman sarvaripati-hi
Kilkilaravasamsrasta butaprepishachaka 47

Runatraya hara sukshma stula sarvagati puman
Apasmara hara smarta shritirgata smritirmanu-hu 48

Swarga dwaram praja dwaram moksha dwaram kapishwara
Nada rupa para brama brama brama puratana-ha 49

Eko neko jana shukla swayam jyotir nakula-ha
Jyoti jyotiranadishcha satwiko rajasatama-ha 50

Tamo harta niralambo nirakaro gunakara-ha
Gunashrayo gunamayo brihatkayo brihadyasha-ha 51

Brihadanur brihatpado brihanmurda brihatswana-ha
Brihatkarno brihanaso brihadbahur brihatahan-ha 52

Brihajanur brihatkarya brihatpucho brihatkara-ha
Brihatgati brihatsevyo brihaloka palaprada-ha 53

Brihach baktir brihadwancha palado brihadishwara-ha
Brihaloka nuto drashta vidya data jagad guru-hu 54

Devacharya satya vadi brama vadi kaladara-ha
Sapta patalagami cha malayachala samshraya-ha 55

Utarashastita shrido divya oshadi vashah kaga-ha
Shakamriga kapindrato purana shruti chanchurah 56

Chaturo bramano yogi yogagamya paravara-ha
Anadi nidano vyaso vekunta pritvi pati-hi 57

Aparajito jitarati sadanandashcha ishita-ha
Gopalo gopatirgopta kali kala paratpara-ha 58

Manovegi sada yogi samsara baya nashana-ha
Tatwa data cha tatwa jna tatwam tatwa prakashaka-ha 59

Shudo budo nityamukto bakta rajo jayadrata-ha
Pralayo amita mayashcha mayatito vimatsara-ha 60

Maya barjata rakshashcha maya nirmita vishtapa-ha
Mayashrayashcha nirlepo maya nirvartaka suka 61

Suki sukaprado nago maheshakrita samstava-ha
Maheshwara satyasamda-ha sharabah kali pavana-ha 62

Sahasraka garabalavidwan saravichakshana
Sahasrabahu sahujo dwibahurdwibujomara 63

Chaturbujo dashabujo hayagriva kaganana
Kapavaktra kapipatirnarasinho mahadyuti 64

Bishno bavago vandyo varaho vayurupadrak
Lakshmanapranadata cha parajitadashana 65

Parijatanivasa vrashadamshakarupadrak 67
Ratrisamcharakushalo ratrim charagrahaginanda

Kinkarantakaro jambumalihantograpadruk
Akashachari harigo meganadaranotsuka 68

Medyagambiranonado maharavanakalantaka
Kalanemipranahari makarishapamokshada 69

Raso rasajna sammana rupam chaksu shrutarvacha 70
Grano ganda sparshanam cha sparsho ahankaramanaga

Neti neti gamyashcha vekunta bajana priya-ha
Girisho girija kanto durvasa kavirangira-ha 71

Brigurvasishtashcha yavana naradastumbaro mala 72
Vishwa kshetro vishwa bijo vishwa netrashcha vishwapa

Yajako yajamanashcha pavaka pitarastata 73
Shrada budi kshama tandra mantro mantrayata swara-ha

Rajendro bupati runda mali samsara sarati
Nitya sampurna kamashcha bakta kamadugutama-ha 74

Ganapa-ha kishapo brata pita mata cha maruti-hi
Sahasra shirsha purusha sahasraksha sahasrapat 75

Kamajit-hi kama dahana kama kamya pala prada-ha
Mudrapahari rakshasag-na kshiti bara haro bala-ha 76

Naka damshdra yudo vishnu bakta abaya vara prada-ha
Darpaha darpado damshdra shatamurtiramurtimana-ha 77

Maha nidir maha bago maha bago mahardwida-ha
Maha karo maha yogi maha teja maha dyuti-hi 78

Mahasano maha nado maha mantro maha mati-hi
Mahagamo mahodaro mahadevatmako vibu-hu 79

Rudra karma krita karma ratna naba kritagama-ha
Ambogi lanchana simha nityo darma pramodana-ha 80

Jitamitro jaya sama vijayo vayunandana
Jiva data sahasramsur mukundo buri dakshina 81

Sidarta sidida sida samkalpa sidi hetuka-ha
Sapta patalacharana-ha saptarshi gana vandita 82

Saptabdi langano vira-ha sapta dwiporumandala-ha
Saptanga rajya sukada-ha sapta matri nishevita-ha 83

Sapta swaloka mukuda-ha sapta hota swarashraya-ha
Saptachando nidi saptachanda sapta janashraya-ha 84

Sapta samopagitashcha sapta patala samshraya-ha
Megavi kirtida shoka hari dorbagya nashana-ha 85

Sarva rakshakaro garba doshagna putrapotrada-ha
Prativadi mukastambo rashtachita prasadana-ha 86

Parabicharashamano dukag-no banda mokshada-ha
Nava dwara puradaro nava dwara niketana-ha 87

Nara narayana stutyo naranato maheshwara-ha
Mekali kavachi kadgi brajishnur jishnusarati-hi 88

Bahu yojana vistirna pucha pucha hatasura-ha
Dushtagraha nihanta cha pishacha graha gataka-ha 89

Bala graha vinashi cha darma neta kripakara-ha
Ugrakrityashchogravega ugra netra shata kratu-ha 90

Shata manyustuta stutya stuti stota maha bala-ha
Samagra gunashali cha vyagro raksho vinashaka-ha 91

Rakshog-na daho bramesa-ha shridaro bakta vatsala-ha
Mega nado mega rupo mega vrishti nivaraka-ha 92

Mega jivana hetushcha mega shyamo paratmaka-ha
Samira tanayo yoda nrityavidya visharada-ha 93

Amogo amogadrishtishcha ishtado anishta nashana-ha
Arti anartapahari cha samarti rama sevaka-ha 94

Arti danyo asurarati pundarikaksha atmabu-hu
Samkarshano vishudatma vidya rashi sureshwara-ha 95

Achalodaraki nitya setukrid rama sarati
Ananda paramanando matsya kurmo nidihshama-ha 96

Varaho narasimhashcha vamano jamadag-naja-ha
Rama krishna shivo buda kalki ramashrayo hara-ha 97

Nandi bringi cha chandi cha ganesho gana sevita-ha
Karmadyakshya suradyaksho vishramo jagatampati-hi 98

Jaganata kapi shrashcha sarvavasa sadashraya-ha
Sugrivadistuta danta sarva karma plavangama-ha 99

Nakadaritarakshashcha naka yuda visharada-ha
Kushala sugana shesho vasukistaksha kastata 100

Swarna varno baladyashcha purujetaganshana-ha
Kevalya rupa kevalyam garuda panago raga-ha 101

Kilkilravahataratir garva parvata bedana-ha
Vajrango vajradamsh drashcha bakto vajra nivaraka-ha 102

Nakayudo manigrivo jvalamali cha baskara-ha
Proda pratapastapano bakta tapa nivaraka 103

Sharanam jivanam bokta nanacheshto hyachanchala-ha
Swastoman aswastido dukashamana pavanatmaja-ha 104

Pavana pavana kanto baktaga sahano bala-ha
Mega nadaripurmeganada samharashwasa-ha 105

Ksharo aksharo vinitatma vanaresha satamgati-hi
Shri kanta shiti kantashcha sahayo sahanayaka-ha 106

Astulastwananurbargo shivya samsritinashana-ha
Adyatma vidyasarashcha hridyatmakushalah sudi-hi 107

Akalmasha satya hetu satyagah satya gochara-ha
Satya garba satya rupa satyam satya parakrama-ha 108

Anjani pranalingashcha vayu vamshodwava shubaha
Badra rupo rudra rupa surupashchatra rupadritka 109

Menaka vandita sukshma darshano vijayo jaya-ha
Kranta digmandalo rudra prakatikrita vikrama-ha 110

Kambu kanta prasannatma hraswa naso vrikodara-ha
Lamboshta kundali chitramali yogavidam vara-ha 111

Vipashichakta kavirananda vigraho ananya shasana-ha
Palguni sunuravyagro yogatma yogatatpara-ha 112

Yoga vidyo yoga karta cha yoga yonirdigambara-ha
Akaradi hakaranta varna nirmita vigraha-ha 113

Ulukala muka sida samstuta parameshwara-ha 114
Shilishta janga shilishta janu shilishta pani shika dara-ha

Susharma amita sharma cha narayana parayana-ha 115
Jishnur bavishnu rochishnur grasashnu stanur eva cha 11

Hari rudranuseko-ta kampino bumi kampana-ha
Guna pravaha sutratma vita raga stuti priy-ha 116

Naga kanya baya dwamsi rukma varna kapala briti
Anakulo bavopayo anapayo veda paraga-ha 117

Akshara purusho loka nato raksha prabu drida-ha
Shatanga yoga palabuka-ah satya samda purushduta-ha 118

Smashana stana nilaya-ha preta vidravana kshama-ha
Panchakshara para pancha matriko ranjanadwaja-ha 119

Yogini vrinda vandyashri shatrugno ananta vikrama
Brahmachari indriya ripu drita dando dashatmaka 120

Aprapancha sadachara shura sena vidaraka-ha
Vrida pramoda ananda sapta dwiva patirdara-ha 121

Nava dwara puradara-ha pratyagra samagayaka
Shadchakradama swarloko bayayan manado amada-ha 122

Sarva vashyakara shaktirananto ananta mangala-ha
Ashta murtirnaryopeta virupa swara sundara 123

Duma ketur maha ketu satya ketur maheshwara-ha
Nandi priya swatantrashcha mekali damaru priya 124

Lohanga sarvavidi-hi danwi kandala sarva ishwara-ha
Pala buka-ah pala hastashcha sarva karma palaprada-ha 125

Darmadyaksho darmapalo darmo darmaprado artada-ha
Pancha vimsati tatwajna starako brama tatpara-ha 126

Tri margavasatirbumi-hi sarva duka nibarhana-ha
Urjaswan nishkala suli malir garjanishachara-ha 127

Raktambara daro rakto rakta mala vibushana-ha
Vana mali subangashcha sweta swetambaro yuva 128

Jayo jaya parivara sahasra vadana kapi-hi
Shakini dakini yaksha raksho butapra banjaka-ha 129

Sadyojata kamagatir jnana murta yashaskara-ha
Shambu teja sarvabomo vishnu bakta plavangama-ha 130

Chaturnavati mantrajna polastya bala darpaha
Sarva lakshmi prada shrimanangadapriya idita-ha 131

Smritirbijam sureshana-ha samsara baya nashana-ha
Utama shriparivaraha shrito rudrashcha kamaduka 132

Iti shri sita sameta shri rama pada seva durandara
Shri hanumat-eh sahasra nama stotram sampurnam


**alternate ending with annex verses 133-137

Sadagatir mata rishcha rama padabja shatpada-ha
Nila priyo nila varno nila varna priyah suhrit-ih **133

Rama duto loka bandu antaratma panorama-ha
Shri rama dyanakrid vira sada kim purushastuta-ha **134

Rama karyantarangashcha shudirgatiranamaya-ha
Punya shloka parananda paresha priya sarati-hi **135

Loka swami mukti data sarva karana karana-ha
Maha balo maha vira paravaragatir guru-hu **136

Samasta loka sakshi cha samasta sura vandita-ha
Sita sameta shri rama pada seva durandara-ha **137

Iti shri sita sameta shri rama pada seva durandara
Shri hanumate-he sahasra nama stotram sampurnam

Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Hanuman 1000 Thousand Names of Hanuman

Hanuman Sahasranamavali Thousand Names of Hanuman:

this is phonetically transliterated with italian vowels in an american accent.
#494-#533 is not in audio version:
Audio: http://www.raaga.com/channels/sanskrit/moviedetail.asp?mid=S0000016



1. Hanumate
2. Shri Pradaya
3. Vayuputraya
4. Rudraya
5. Anagaya
6. Ajaraya
7. Amutyave
8. Viraviraya
9. Gramavasaya
10. Jnanashraya
11. Danadaya
12. Nirgunaya
13. Akaya (Suraya)
14. Viraya
15. Nidipataye
16. Munaye
17. Pingakshaya
18. Varadaya
19. Vagmine
20. Sitashokavinashakaya
21. Shivaya
22. Sarvaya
23. Pagaya
24. Aviyataya
25. Viyata Viyataya
26. Rasadaraya
27. Pingakeshaya
28. Pingaromne
29. Shrutigamyaya
30. Sanatanaya
31. Anadaye
32. Bagavate
33. Devaya
34. Vishwahetave
35. Niramayaya (Jnanashaya)
36. Arogakarte
37. Vishweshaya
38. Vishwanataya
39. Harishwaraya
40. Bargaya
41. Ramaya
42 Ramabaktaya
43. Kaliyana prakritaye
44. Stiraya
45 Vishwambaraya
46 Vishwamburtaye
47 Vishwakaraya
48 Vishwapaya
49 Vishwatmane
50 Vishwaseviyaya
51 Vishwasme (Vishwaya)
52 Vishwa haraya
53 Ravaye
54 Vishwa chesh taya
55 Vishwa gamyaya
56 Vishwadiyeyaya
57 Kaladaraya
58 Plavangamaya
59 Kapitesheshtaya
60 Jyesh taya
61 Vegaya
62 Vanecharaya
63 Balaya
64 Vridiya
65 Yune
66 Tatwaya
67 Tatwagamyaya
68 Sukaye ( Sukaya)
69 Ajaya
70 Anjana sunave
71 Avyagraya
72 Gramakshiyataya
73 Daradaraya
74 Burlokaya
75 Buvarlokaya
76 Swarlokaraya
77 Maharlokaya
78 Janalokaya
79 Tapolokaya
80 Aviyayaya
81 Satyaya
82 Omkaragamya
83 Pranavaya
84 Viyapakaya
85 Amalaya
86 Shivadarmapratishtatre
87 Ramesh taya
88 Palgunapriyaya
89 Goshpadikratavarishaya
90 Purnakamaya
91 Darapataye
92 Rakshog-naya
93 Pundarikshaya
94 Sharanagata vatsalaya
95 Janakipranadatre
96 Rakshaprana paharakaya
97 Purnya
98 Satya
99 Pitavasase
100 Divakarasamaprabaya
101 Devo ganaviharino
102 Devata baya banchanaya
103 Bakta dayaya
104 Bakta labdaya
105 Bakta palana tat paraya
106 Dronahurtre
107 Shakti netre
108 Shakti raksha samarakaya
109 Akshwadnaya+
110 Ramadutaya
111 Sakini jiva harakaya
112 Bubu karaha tara taye
113 Garva parvata primardanaya
114 Hetave
115 Ahetave
116 Pramsave
117 Vishwa batre
118 Jagad guruve
119 Jaganetre
120 Jaganataya
121 Jagadishaya
122 Janeshwaraya
123 Jagadwitaya
124 Haraye
125 Shrishaya
126 Garuda smaya-banchinaya
127 Partyadwajaya
128 Vayutraya
129 Amitapuchaya
130 Amitavikramaya
131 Bramapachya
132 Parabramyuchuya
133 Rameshta karakaya
134 Shugrivadiputaya
135 Jnanine
136 Vanaraya
137 Vanareshwasraya
138 Kalpastayine
139 Chiranchavine
140 Tapanaya
141 Sadashivaya
142 Sanataye
143 Sadgatye
144 Buktimuktidaya
145 Kirtidayakaya
146 Kirtye
147 Kirtipradaya
148 Samudraya
149 Shri pradaya
150 Shivaya
151 Bakto dayaya
152 Bakta gamyaya
153 Bakta bagya pradayakaya
154 Udadi kramanaya
155 Devaya
156 Samsara bayan asanaya
157 Vardi bandana krate
158 Vishwa jetre
159 Vishwa pratishitaya
160 Lankaraye
161 Kalapurushaya
162 Lankeshagrahubanchanaya
163 Butavasaya
164 Vasudevaya
165 Vasave
166 Tribuvaneshwaraya
167 Shriramarupaya
168 Krishnaya
169 Lanka prasad bancha kaya
170 Krishnaya
171 Krishnasutaya
172 Shantaya
173 Shantidaya
174 Vishwapavanaya
175 Vishwaboktre
176 Marad naya
177 Bramacharine
178 Jitendriyaya
179 Urdwagaya
180 Languline
181 Maline
182 Ladgulahatarashwasaya
183 Samiratanujaya
184 Viraya
185 Viramaraya
186 Jayapradaya
187 Jaganmangaladaya
188 Punyaya
189 Punya shrivana kirtanaya
190 Punya kirtaye
191 Punyagataye
192 Jagat pavana pavanaya
193 Deveshaya
194 Jitamaraya
195 Rama baktivi di yakaya
196 Dyatre
197 Diyeyaya
199 Sakshi-ne
200 Chetase
201 Chetanyavigrahaya
202 Jnanadaya
203 Pranadaya
204 Pranaya
205 Jagat pranaya
206 Samiranaya
207 Vibishipana priyaya
208 Suraya
209 Pinpalashrayasi dwidaya
210 Sidwaya
211 Sidadwa shriyaya
212 Kalaya
213 Mahokshaya
214 Kalajantakaya
215 Lankesha nidanaya
219 Stayane
217 Lankada hakaya
218 Ishwaraya
219 Chandrasuryaginanetraya
220 Kalaganaye
221 Pralayantakaya
222 Kapilaya
223 Kapishaya
224 Punyarashaye
225 Dwa dashara shigaya
226 Savarshriyaya
227 Aprameyatmane
228 Revatyadinivarakaya
229 Lakshmanapradatre
230 Sitajivanahetakuya
231 Ramadiyeyaya
232 Hrashakeshaya
233 Vishnubaktaya
234 Jadine
235 Baline
236 Devaridarpadne
237 Hotre
238 Datre
239 Kartre
240 Jagatprabave
241 Nagaragramapalaya
242 Shudaya
243 Budaya
244 Niratrapaya
245 Niranjanaya
246 Nirvikalpaya
247 Gunatitaya
248 Bayamkaraya
249 Hanumate
250 Duraradiyaya
251 Tapasadiyaya
252 Maheshwaraya
253 Janakiganashokotyatapahartre
254 Paratparasme
255 Vadan mayaya ?
256 Sadasadrupaya
257 Karanaya
258 Prakrate parasme
259 Bagayadaya
260 Nirmalaya
261 Netre
262 Puchalankavida-hakaya
263 Puncha badiyatudanaya
264 Yatadanaripupriyaya
265 Chayapaharine
266. Buteshaya
267 Lokeshaya
268 Sadagatipradaya
269 Plavangameshwarya
270 Krodaya
271 Krodasamraktalochanaya
272 Saumyaya
273 Gurave
274 Kaviyakartre
275 Baktanam varapradaya
276 Baktanukampine
277 Vishveshaya
278 Puruhutaya
279 Puramdaraya
280 Krodahartre
281 Tamohartre
282 Baktabayavarapradaya
283 Agamaye
284 Vibavashave
285 Baswate
286 Yamaya
287 Nirtrutaye
288 Varunaya
289 Vayugatimate
290 Vayave
291 Kuberaya
292 Ishwaraya
293 Ravaye
294 Chandraya
295 Kujaya
296 Somiyaya
297 Gurave
298 Kaviyaya
299 Shaneshwaraya
300 Rahave
301 Ketave
302 Marute
303 Hotre
304 Datre
305 Hartre
306 Samirajaya
307 Mashakakratadevaraye
308 Detyaraye
309 Madusudanaya
310 Kamaya
311 Kapaye
312 Kamapalaya
313 Kapilaya
314 Vishwa jivanaya
315 Bagiratipadambojaya
316 Setubanda visharadaya
317 Swahaye
318 Swadaye
319 Havishe
320 Kavyaya
321 Havyavahaprakashakaya
322 Swaprakasaya
323 Maha virya
324 Lagave
325 Urijita vikramaya
326 Udinondinagatimate
327 Swadgataye
328 Purushotamaya
329 Jagadatmane
330 Jagadiyonaye
331 Jagadantaya
332 Anantakaya
333 Vipapane
334 Nishkalankaya
335 Mahate
336 Mahadahankrataye
337 Kaya
338 Vayave
339 Prativiye
340 Adamyo
341 Vahraye
342 Dikpalaya
343 Kshetrajaya
344 Kshetraharte
345 Palvalikratasagaraya
346 Hiranmayaya
347 Puranaya
348 Kechaya
349 Bucharaya
350 Amaraya
351 Hiranyogarbuya
352 Sutratmane
353 Rajarajaya
354 Visham pataye
355 Vedantavegaya
356 Udgayaya +
357 Vedavedangaparagaya
358 Pratigramastitaye
359 Sada spkurtidatre
360 Gunakaraya
361 Nakshatramaline
362 Butatmane
363 Surabaye
364 Kalpapadaya
365 Chintamanaya
366 Gunanidaya
367 Prajadaraya
368 Anuktamneya
369 Punayashalokaya
370 Purarataya
371 Jyotishtemate
372 Sarvaripataye
373 Kilkilaravasamtrasta-
Butapretapishachakaya
374 Tranatrayaharaya
375 Sukshmaya
376 Stulaya
377 Sarvegataye
378 Pumse
379 Apasmaraharaya
380 Smartre
381 Shrutaye
382 Gataye
383 Smrataye
384 Manave
385 Swargardaraya
386 Prajadaraja
387 Mokshadaraya
388 Yatishwaraya
389 Nadarupaya
390 Parabramane
391 Bramane
392 Bramapuratanaya
393 Yekasme
394 Anekaya
395 Janaya
396 Shuklaya
397 Swayam jyotishe
398 Anakralaya
399 Jyotijyotitishe
400 Anadaye
401 Satwikaya
402 Rajasaya
403 Tamaya
404 Tamohartre
405 Niralambaraya
406 Nirakaraya
407 Gunakaraya
408 Gunashrayaya
409 Gunamayaya
410 Brihat karmane
411 Briha dashase
412 Brihadanave
413 Brihat padaya
414 Brihan murdne
415 Brihat swenaya
416 Brihat karnaya
417 Briha nasaya
418 Brihad dahuve
419 Brihak tanave
420 Briha janave
421 Brihat karyaya
422 Brihat puchaya
423 Brihat karaya
424 Brihad gataye
425 Brihat se swaya
426 Brihalokapkalapradya
427 Briha chaktaye
428 Briahadanchapka ladaya
429 Brihadishwaraya
430 Brahalokanutaya
431 Drash dre
432 Vidyadatre
433 Jagadagurave
434 Devacharyaya
435 Satyavadine
436 Bramavadine
437 Kaladaraya
438 Saptapatalagamine
439 Malayachalasam shriyaya
440 Uktarashastitaya
441 Shridaya
442 Divyoshdivashaya
443 Kagaya
444 Sakamragaya
445 Kapindraya
446 Puranashutichanchuraya
447 Chaturabramanaya
448 Yogine
449 Yogagamyaya
450 Parasme
451 Anarasme
452 Anandinidanaya
453 Vyosaya
454 Vekuntaya
455 Prativipataye
456 Aparajitaye
457 Jitiratiye
458 Sadanandaya
459 Dayayutaya
460 Gopalaya
461 Gopatye
462 Goptre
463 Kalikalaparaparaya
464 Manovegine
465 Sadayogine
466 Samsarabayanasaraya
467 Tatwadatre
468 Tatwat jaya
469 Tatwaya
470 Tatwaprakashakaya
471 Shudaya
472 Budaya
473 Nityamuktaya
474 Baktarajaya
475 Jayadratiya
476 Pralayaya
477 Amitmayaya
478 Mayatitaya
479 Vimat saraya
480 Mayarbajitarashwame
481 Mayanirmita vishnutapaya
482 Mayashrayaya
483 Nirlapaya
484 Mayanirvartakaya
485 Sukaya
486 Sukane
487 Sukapradaya
488 Nagaya
489 Mahesakratam sta vaya
490 Maheshwaraya
491 Satyasam daya
492 Sharabaya
493 Kalipavanaya
494 Sahartrakandarabalavidvam
sara vichashwanaya
495 Sahartrabahave
496 Sahajuya
497 Dwibuhave
498 Dwibujaya
499 Amaraya
500 Chaturbujaya
501 Dashabujayaya
502 Hayagarvaya
503 Kagananaya
504 Kapivaktraya
505 Kapipataye
506 Narasambaya
507 Mahadutaye
508 Bishanaya
509 Bavagaya
510 Vanguya
511 Varahaya
512 Vayarupadrashe
513 Lakshmanapramadatre
514 Parajitadashanaya
515 Parijatanivasine
516 Vadave
517 Vachanakividaya
518 Surasasiyavinirmutaya
519 Sihikapranaharakaya
520 Lankalankaravidwamsine
521 Vrasdramshakarupadushe
522 Ratirsamcharakushalaya
523 Ratrimcharagarhaganadaya
524 Kinkrantantakaraya
525 Jambumalihantr
526 Agararupadushe
527 Akashacharine
528 Huriyaya
529 Meunadarane-mukaya
530 Meugambiganinadaya
531 Maharavanakulantakaya
532 Kalanebipranaharine
533 Makarishapameshadaya
534 Rasaya
535 Rasajaya
536 Samanaya
537 Shrutaye
538 Rupaya
539 Chasush
540 Vachase
541 Urnaya
542 Gandaya
543 Sparshanaya
544 Sparshaya
545 Ahankaramangaya
546 Netinetigamyaya
547 Vekun-bajanapriyaya
548 Gitishaya
549 Garijakanya
550 Durvase
551 Kavaye
552 Animgarase
553 Braguve
554 Vashistaya
555 Chiyavaneya
556 Naradaya
557 Tumbaraya
558 Amalaya
559 Vishwakshetrakaya
560 Vishwabijaya
561 Vishwanetaya
562 Viishapya
563 Yajakaya
564 Yajamanaya
565 Pavakaya
566 Pitrabye
567 Shradyaye
568 Budye
569 Kshamaye
570 Tandraye
571 Mantraya
572 Mantrayitre
573 Swaraya
574 Rajendraya
575 Bupataye
576 Runadamaline
577 Samsarasarataye
578 Nityasampurnakamaya
579 Baktakamaduhe
580 Utamaya
581 Ganapaya
582 Keshavaya
583 Bratre
584 Pitre
585 Matre
586 Marutaye
587 Sahasramurne
588 Anekasyaya
589 Sahasrakshaya
590 Sahasrapade
591 Kamajite
592 Kamadahanaya
593 Kamaya
594 Kamapalapradaya
595 Mudrapaharino
596 Rakshognaya
597 Kshitibaraharaya
598 Balaya
599 Nakadramshdrayugya
600 Vishnuve
601 Baktabayaverapradaya
602 Darpag-ne
603 Darpadaya
604 Damshdrashatamurtaye
605 Amurtimate
606 Mahatidaye
607 Mahabogaya
608 Mahabagarya
609 Mahardwidaya
610 Mahakaraya
611 Mahayogine
612 Mahatejase
613 Mahadyutaye
614 Mahasanaya
615 Mahanadaya
616 Mahamantraya
617 Mahamataya
618 Mahagamaya
619 Mahodaraya
620 Mahadevatmakaya
621 Vibave
622 Rudrakarmino
623 Krurakarmano
624 Ratrenabaya
625 Kritagamaya
626 Ambogilanchanaya
627 Simhaya
628 Satyadarmapramodanaya
629 Jitamitreya
630 Jayaya
631 Somaya
632 Vijayaya
633 Vayunandanaya
634 Jivadatre
635 Sahasram save
636 Mukundaya
637 Buridakshinaya
638 Sidartaya
639 Sididaya
640 Sidasakalpaya
641 Sidihetukaya
642 Saptapatalacharanaya
643 Saptarshiganavanditaya
644 Saptash gilanchanaya
645 Viraya
646 Saptadwiporumandalaya
647 Saptangara jyasukadaya
648 Saptamatranishevitaya
649 Saptaswarlokamukudaya
650 Saptahotre
651 Swarashayaya
652 Saptachandonigaye
653 Saptachandose
654 Saptajanashrayaya
655 Saptasamopagitaya
656 Saptapatalasam shrayaya
657 Megadaya
658 Kirtidaya
659 Shokaharino
660 Dorbagayanashanaya
661 Sarvaraksha karaya
662 Garbadoshag ne
663 Putrapetradaya
664 Prativadimukastambaya
665 Rushtachita prasadanaya
666 Parabicharasamanaya
667 Dukagne
668 Bandamokshadaya
669 Navadwarapuragaraya
670 Navadwaraniketanaya
671 Naranarayanastutiyaya
672 Navanatmaheshwaraya
673 Mekaline
674 Kavachine
675 Kadgine
676 Brajishnave
677 Jishnusarataye
678 Bahuyojanavistirnapuch-ya
679 Puchahatasuraya
680 Dushtagrahanihantre
681 Pisachagrahagatakaya
682 Balagrahavinashine
683 Darmanetre
684 Kripakaraya
685 Ugrakritiyaya
686 Ugravegaya
687 Ugranetraya
688 Shatakratave
689 Shatamanyunutaya
690 Stutiyaya
691 Stutaye
692 Stotre
693 Mahabalaya
694 Samagragunashaline
695 Viyagraya
696 Rakshovinashakaya
697 Rakshwoginadahaya
698 Brahoshaya
699 Shwagaraya
700 Baktavatsalaya
701 Mega nadaya
702 Mega rupaya
703 Mega vrishtinivarakaya
704 Mega jivanahetave
705 Mega sayamaya
706 Paratmakaya
707 Samiratanayaya
708 Yodgre
709 Nritiyavidyavisharadaya
710 Amogiya
711 Amogiyadrashtaye
712 Ishtadaya
713 Arishtanashanaya
714 Artaya
715 Anartapaharino
716 Samartaya
717 Ramasevakaya
718 Artivandyaya
719 Asurarataye
720 Pundrikashwaya
721 Atmabuve
722 Samkarshananaya
723 Veshudatmane
724 Vidyarasaye
725 Sureshwaraya
726 Achalo-dwarakaya
727 Nityaya
728 Setutkrite
729 Ramasarataye
730 Anandaya
731 Paramanandaya
732 Matsyaya
733 Kurmaya
734 Nirashrayaya
735 Varahaya
736 Narasimhaya
737 Vamanaya
738 Jamadaginajaya
739 Ramaya
740 Krishnaya
741 Shivaya
742 Budiye
743 Kalkine
744 Ramashrayaya
745 Haraye
746 Nandane
747 Bringano
748 Chandine
749 Ganeshaya
750 Ganasevitaya
751 Karmagyashraya
752 Suragyashraya
753 Vishramaya
754 Jagatipatiye
755 Jaganataya
756 Kapishaya
757 Sarvavasaya
758 Sadashrayaya
759 Sugrivadistutaya
760 Shantiya
761 Sarvakarmano
762 Plavangamaya
763 Nakadaritarakshase
764 Nakayudwavisharadaya
765 Kushalaya
766 Suganaya
767 Soshaya
768 Vasukaye
769 Takshakaya
770 Swarnavanarya
771 Baladyaya
772 Purujetre
773 Aganasanaya
774 Kevaliyarupaya
775 Kevaliyaya
776 Garudaya
777 Panagoragaya
778 Kilkilravahatarataye
779 Garvaparvatabedanaya
780 Vajrangaya
781 Vajra damsh draya
782 Baktavajranivarakaya
783 Nakayugaya
784 Manigrivaya
785 Jwalamaline
786 Baskaraya
787 Predapratanaya
788 Tapanaya
789 Baktatapanivarakaya
790 Sharanaya
791 Jnivaneya
792 Bovtre
793 Nanacheshtaya
794 Achanchalaya
795 Swastimate
796 Swastidaya
797 Dukasatanaya
798 Pavanatmajaya
799 Pavanaya
800 Pavanaya
801 Kantaya
802 Baktaga sahanaya
803 Baline
804 Meganadaripave
805 Meganadasam hatarakshasaya
806 Ksharaya
807 Akshraya
808 Vinitatmane
809 Vanaresaya
810 Satam gataye
811 Shri kantaya
812 Shitikanataya
813 Sahayaya
814 Sahanayakaya
815 Astiyulaya
816 Anganave
817 Baragiya
818 Devyaya
819 Samsutinasanaya
820 Andyatmavidyasaraya
821 Andiyatmakushalaya
822 Sudiye
823 Akalmashaya
824 Satyahetave
825 Satyadaya
826 Satyagicharaya
827 Satyagarbaya
828 Satarupaya
829 Satyaya
830 Satyaparakramaya
831 Anjanapranalingaya
832 Vayuvamshodravaya
833 Shubaya
834 Badrarupaya
835 Rudrarupaya
836 Surupaya
837 Chitrarupadiyupe
838 Menakavanditaya
839 Sushmadarshanaya
840 Vijayaya
841 Jayaya
842 Krantadad mandalaya
843 Rudraya
844 Prakadikritavipramaya
845 Kambukantaya
846 Prasanatmane
847 Hraswanamaya
848 Vrikodaraya
849 Lambeshtaya
850 Kundaline
851 Chitramaline
852 Yogavidam varaya
853 Vipaschite
854 Kavaye
855 Anandavigrahaya
856 Analpashasananaya
857 Palgunisunave
858 Avyagraya
859 Yogatmane
860 Yogatatparaya
861 Yogavidye
862 Yogakartre
863 Yogayonaye
864 Digambaraya
865 Akaradihakarantvarna nirmitavigrahaya
866 Ulukalamukaya
867 Sidasamstutaya
868 Pramateshwaraya
869 Silashtajangaya
870 Silashtajanave
871 Silashtapanaye
872 Shikagaraya
873 Susurmano
874 Amitadarmano
875 Narayanaparayanaya
876 Jishnuve
877 Bavishnave
878 Rochishnave
879 Grasishnave
880 Stanave
881 Harirudranusekaya
882 Kampanaya
883 Bumikampanaya
884 Gunapravahaya
885 Sutratmane
886 Vitaragastutipriyaya
887 Nagakanyabagwamsine
888 Ruvmavarnaya
889 Kapalalabrite
890 Anakulaya
891 Bavopayaya
892 Anapayaya
893 Vedaparagaya
894 Aksharaya
895 Purushaya
896 Lochanayaya
897 Traksha prabave
898 Dudaya
899 Ashtanga yograpalabuje
900 Satyasamgaya
901 Purush dutaya
902 Samasanastananilayaya
903 Pretavidravanakshamaya
904 Panchaksharaparaya
905 Panchamatrikaya
906 Ranjanadwajaya
907 Yoganivrindavandyashriyo
908 Shatrug-naya
909 Anantavipramaya
910 Bramacharino
911 Indrayaripave
912 Gratadandaya
913 Dasatmatraya
914 Aprapanchaya
915 Sadacharaya
916 Surasenavidarakaya
917 Vridya
918 Pramodaya
919 Anandaya
920 Saptadwipapatingaraya
921 Navadwarapuragaraya
922 Pratyagraya
923 Samagayakaya
924 Shadchakrigamne
925 Swarlokabayakrite
926 Manadaya
927 Madaya
928 Sarvavasayakaraya
929 Shaktiye
930 Anantaya
931 Ananatamangalaya
932 Ashtamurtiye
933 Nayopetaya
934 Virupaya
935 Surasundaraya
936 Gumaketave
937 Mahaketave
938 Satyaketaye
939 Maharataya
940 Nandipriyaya
941 Swatantreya
942 Mekaline
943 Damaruprayaya
944 Lohadgaya
945 Sarvavide
946 Danvine
947 Kandalaya
948 Sarvaya
949 Ishwaya
950 Palabuje
951 Palahastaya
952 Sarvakarmapalapradya
953 Darmagyakshya
954 Darmapalaya
955 Darmaya
956 Darmapradaya
957 Artadaya
958 Panchavimsatitatwajnaya
959 Arakaya
960 Bramatatparaya
961 Trimaravasataye
962 Bimaya
963 Sarvavadu kanisharhanaya
964 Urjaswate
965 Nishkalaya
966 Suline
967 Moline
968 Garjanisacharaya
969 Raktamshararagaraya
970 Raktaya
971 Raktamalyaya
972 Vibushanaya
973 Vanamaline
974 Subangaya
975 Swetaya
976 Swetambaraya
977 Yune
978 Jayaya
979 Ajayaparivaraya
980 Sahasravadanaya
981 Kapaye
982 Shakini dakiniya kshara ksho
butapra banjakaya
983 Sadyojataya
984 Kamagataye
985 Jnanaburteye
986 Yasaskaraya
987 Sambutejase
988 Sarvabomaya
989 Vishnubaktaya
990 Plavangamaya
991 Chaturnavatimantrajnaya
992 Polastiyabaladarpag-ne
993 Sarvalaskmipradaya
994 Shrimate
995 Angadapriyaya
996 Riditaya
997 Smirtebijaya
998 Sureshanaya
999 Samsarabayanasanaya
1000 Atmaya
1001 Shripariva raya
1002 Shritaya
1003 Rupaya
1004 Kamaduhe