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Tuesday, December 23, 2014

Chandana



                          Sri Subrahamanya Pancharathnam
                                             (The five gems about Lord Subrahamanya)
                                                     Translated By         
                                                  P.R.Ramachander
(This stotra is about the Lord Subrahamanya who has a temple at Kukke Subrahamanya, which is in the banks of the river Kumaradhara which is about 100 km from Mangalore in Karnataka. Adhi Sankara Bhagawat Pada is known to have camped in this temple for a few days.)


Shadananam, chandana lepithangam,
Mahorasam, divya mayoora vahanam,
Rudrasya soonum, sura loka nadam,
Brahmanya devam, saranam prapadye.    1

I seek refuge with the god, who is Brahman,
Who has six faces,
Who applies sandal paste,
All over his body.
Who is the great essence,
Who rides on a peacock,
Who is the son of Lord Shiva,
And who is the lord of the heaven.

Jajwalyamanam, sura brunda vandyam,
Kumaradhara thada mandirastham,
Kandarpa roopam, Kamaneeya gathram,
Brahmanya devam , saranam prapadye.    2

I seek refuge with the god ,who is Brahman,
Who shines all over,
Who is saluted by all devas,
Who has a temple,
In the banks of Kumaradhara,
Who has an enticing personality,
And who has a very attractive body.

Dwishadbujam dwadasa divya nethram,
Trayee thanum soolamasim dadhanam,
Seshavatharam, kamaneeya roopam,
Brahmanya devam , saranam prapadye.    3

I seek refuge with the god, who is Brahman,
Who has two sets of six hands,
Who has  twelve holy eyes,
Who is the son of the three eyed one,
Who gave him his weapon “Soola”
Who is the incarnation of Sesha,
And who has a very pretty looks.

Surari gorahava shobhamanam,
Surothamam shakthi daram kumaram,
Sudhaara shakthyayudha shobhi hastham,
Brahmanya devam , saranam prapadye.    4

I seek refuge with the god, who is Brahman,
Who appears as fearful light,
To the enemies of devas,
Who is the greatest among devas,
Whom Shakthi holds as her on,
And who shines with the Shakthi in his hand.

Ishtartha sidhi pradha meesa puthram,
Ishtannadham  bhoosura kamadhenum,
Gangodbhavam sarva jananukoolam,
Brahmanya devam , saranam prapadye.    5

I seek refuge with the god, who is Brahman,
Who is the son of Lord Shiva,
Who grants all that is asked for,
Who grants desired food,
Who is the wish giving cow,
To all the Brahmins,
Who rose out of river Ganga,
And who helps all people.

Ya slokamidham padatheeha bhakthya,
Brahmanya deva nivesitha manasa san,
Prapnothi bhogamakilam  bhuvi yadyadishtam,
Anthe cha gachathi muda guha samyameva.   6

Those who read these five stanzas with devotion,
With mind full of that God, who is Brahman himself,
Would enjoy all the pleasures till they are in this earth,
And at the end reach the presence of Lord Subrahamanya.
http://stotraratna.sathyasaibababrotherhood.org/m4.htm

Saturday, December 20, 2014

Yama

 

BRAHMA PURANA – Shveta

There used to be a brahmana named Shveta. He was a friend of the sage Goutama and had a hermitage on the banks of the Goutami Ganga. Shveta was also devoted to Shiva. In due course, Shiveta died and Yama's messengers arrived to take Shveta to Yama. But they could not even enter Shiveta's house.

Finding that Yama's messengers ere not returning, Yama's  companion  Chitraka told Yama, "What do you think has happened? Why aren't the messengers returning?

Yama now sent his companion Mrityu (literally death) to find out what was going on. Mrityu went to Shveta's house and found Yama's messengers standing outside the house. They explained that they were unable to enter the house because Shiva himself was guarding Shveta's body. One of Shiva's companions asked Mrityu. "What are you doing here? What do you want?"
"I have come to take Shveta to Yama," replied Mrityu. "His time on earth is up."

Mrityu flung a noose to grasp Shveta's body. But Shiva's companion struck Mrityu with a rod and killed him. When the news of this was taken to Yama, he was furious. With all his companions he attacked Shveta's house. Nandi, Ganesha, Kartikeya and several of Shiva's companions came to fight on Shiva's side, and a battle royal raged. All the gods arrived to mediate and end the strife. Things had a got a bit out of hand and Yama himself had been killed by Kartikeya.

The problem seemed to defy solution. Yama was, after all, performing his duty. But Shiva insisted that his devotees would never be taken to Yama, but would instead go straight to heaven. Shiva's condition was finally agreed to. Nandi brought water from the Goutami Ganga and sprinkled it on Yama and the others who had died in the fighting. They were all immediately brought back to life.

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