Lakshmi Narayana Stotram Lyrics In Malayalam
Translated By This great prayer has two distinct parts viz Narayana Hrudayam and Lakshmi Hrudayam and is found in the Rahasya (The secret ). For thousands of years this great prayer was kept as secret because of the instructions in the prayer itself instruct that it should not be taught indiscriminately.
Bringing you a string of ~400 popular stotras, ashtottaras, vedamantras, etc. Features * zoom option with slider * White text on Black background to save battery. SrI lakshmInArAyaNa stotram (Composed by SrI sevA Swamy) Introduction: We will visit the srotria village of ArasANipAlai, where SrI LakshmI nArAyaNa perumaL blesses us with MahA LakshmI seated on His left lap. ArasANipAlai is one of the 18 Vaidika agrahArams situated between the two rivers, PaalARu and SeyyAr. Dusi MaamaNDUr and Nallur are two of.
The proper method of reading it is to first read Narayana Hrudayam, then Lakshmi Hrudayam and then again Narayana Hrudayam. This should be received from Guru who is able to empower the as well as teach how it should be chanted.
If this is not possible, it would be better to go to a temple where there is a sannidhi of Swami Hayagreevar along with Lakshmi, offer pranams and create a belief in your mind that you have learnt it from that God i.e. Assume that God is your Guru. In the last stanzas, the benefits which would accrue on reading this prayer is mentioned. Apart from being showered all types of wealth, it also is capable of making timid children intelligent. The root is sreem, the power is Hreem, Iym is the stopper And this is being chanted to please Goddess Mahalakshmi.
Om “Aadhyadhi Sri Mahalakshmi Devathayai nama” Hrudaye Sreem bheejayai nama”Guhye”, “Hreem Shakthyai nama”, Padayo “Iym Balayai nama” Moordhadhi pada paryantham vinyaseth. Om Sreem, Hreem Iym kara thala parswayo, Srim Angushtabhyam nama, Hreem Tharjaneebhyam nama Iym Madhyamabhyam nama, Sreem Anamikabhyam nama Hreem Kanishtikabhyam nama, Iym kara thala kara prushtabhyam nama Sreem hrudayaya nama, Hreem Sirase swaha, Iym shikayai Voushat, Sreem Kavachaya nama, Hreem kanishtikabhyam nama, Iym kara thala kara prushtabhyam nama Adha Dhyanam. 1.Vande Lakshmim para siva mayeem Shuddha Jamboona dhaabhaam, Thejo ropaam kanaka vasanaam sarva bhooshojwalangeem, Bheejaapooraam kanaka kalasam hema padmam dhadhaanaam, Aadhyam shakthim sakala jananim sarva mangalya yuktham. Salutations to Lakshmi, who is personification of, who is of the colour of pure Gold, Who has a shining form, who cloths herself in gold colour apparel, who wears all ornaments, Who holds a golden pot full of pomegranate seeds, as also a lotus made of gold, Who is the primeval power, mother of all and who has all auspicious things.
• • • Stotra (Sanskrit: स्तोत्र)(sometimes stotram, स्तोत्रम्) is a word that means 'ode, eulogy or a hymn of praise'. It is a literary genre of Indian religious texts designed to be melodically sung, in contrast to a which is composed to be recited. A stotra can be a prayer, a description, or a conversation, but always with a poetic structure. It may be a simple poem expressing praise and personal devotion to a deity for example, or poems with embedded spiritual and philosophical doctrines. Many stotra hymns praise aspects of the divine, such as,,. Relating to word ' stuti', coming from the same Sanskrit root * stu- ('to praise'), and basically both mean 'praise'.
Notable stotras are in praise of Shiva and, a prayer for protection to. 
Stotras are a type of popular devotional literature. Among the early texts with Stotras are by Kuresha, [ ] which combine 's Vedantic ideas on qualified about and (ultimate, unchanging reality), with temple practices. — Appar, Ardhanarishvara Stotra, Nama-stotra [ ] The nama-stotra is based on chanting a litany of names for a deity. The, a type of nama-stotra, is a litany of a thousand names for a particular deity.