%@@1 % File name : guruvaatapuriisha.itx %-------------------------------------------- % Text title : guruvAtapurIsha pa~ncharatnaM % Author : shrii senkaalipuram Anantharaama Dikshitar % Language : Sanskrit % Subject : philosophy/hinduism/religion % Description/comments : This was written by Shri Senkalipuram Anantharama % Dikshitar when he went to Guruvayur and was having % the darshan of the lord. This song came to him % at that time. Later he told his disciples that this % song when properly learnt and chanted will make one % feel very happy. % Transliterated by : Shree Devi Kumar % Proofread by : Mrs. K. V. Lalitha, K S Ramachandran ksrkal at dataone.in % Latest update : December 28, 1997, January 31, 2009 % Send corrections to : sanskrit@cheerful.com % % Special Instructions: % i1h.hdr,ijag.inc,itrans.sty,multicol.sty,iarticle.sty % Transliteration scheme: ITRANS 5.2 % Site access : % http://sanskritdocuments.org % http://sanskrit.gde.to/ %----------------------------------------------------- % The text is to be used for personal studies and research only. % Any use for commercial purpose is prohibited as a 'gentleman's' % agreement. % @@2 % % Commands upto engtitle are % needed for devanaagarii output and formatting. %-------------------------------------------------------- \documentstyle[11pt,multicol,itrans]{article} %\documentclass[11pt]{article} %\usepackage{multicol} #include=ijag.inc #endwordvowel=.h \portraitwide \parindent=100pt \let\usedvng=\Largedvng % for 1 column \pagenumbering{itrans} \def\engtitle#1{\hrule\medskip\centerline{\LARGE #1}} \def\itxtitle#1{\medskip\centerline{\LARGEdvng #1}\medskip\hrule} \def\endtitles{\medskip\obeyspaceslines} %% \begin{document} \engtitle{.. guruvAtapurIshapa~ncharatnaM ..}## \itxtitle{.. guruvAtapurIshapa~ncharatnaM ..}##\endtitles ## kalyANarUpAya kalau janAnAM kalyANadAtre karuNAsudhAbhde . sha~NkhAdi divyAyudha satkarAya vAtAlayAdhIsha namo namaste .. 1.. nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa . nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa .. nArAyaNetyAdi japadbhiruchchaiH bhaktaiH sadApUrNamahAlayAya . svatIrthagA~Ngopama vArimagna nivartitAsheSharuje namaste .. 2.. nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa . nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa .. brAhme muhUrte paridhaH svabhaktaiH sa.ndR^iShTasarvottamavishvarUpa . svatailasaMsevakarogahartre vAtAlayAdhIsha namo namaste .. 3.. nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa . nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa .. bAlAn.h svakIyAn.h tavasannidhAne divyAnnadAnAtparipAlayadbhiH . sadA paThadbhishcha purANaratnaM saMsevitAyAstu namo hare te .. 4.. nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa . nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa .. nityAnnadAtre cha mahIsurebhyaH nityaM divisthairnishi pUjitAya . mAtrA cha pitrA cha tathoddhavena saMpUjitAyAstu namo namaste .. 5.. nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa . nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa .. anantarAmAkhya mahipraNItaM stotraM paThedyastu narastrikAlam.h . vAtAlayeshasya kR^ipAphalena labheta sarvANi cha ma~NgalAni .. nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa . nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa nArAyaNa .. ## This was written by Shri Senkalipuram Anantharama DikShitar when he went to Guruvayur and was having the darshan of the lord . This song came to him at that time . Later he told his disciples that this song when properly learnt and chanted will make one feel very happy. There was a small boy who was born in Poongunnam in a very good and God loving family . But he was suffering from constant headache which he thought was incurable . All the medicines that he took were of no use . So his Grandfather took him to GuruvAyur and both of them stayed there for three days and prayed . Everyday they recited this slokam and he was cured of the terrible headache like magic. So whoever chants this shlokam with full faith in the Lord will surely get His blessings. Our pranams to Lord GuruvAyurappa, who endows all wealth on the people in Kaliyuga, who is the embodiment of all auspicious things, is an ocean of mercy and is holding divine weapons like Shanku and Chakkra in his hands . 1.. We bow down to lord Guruvayurappa in whose temple the devotees chant divine names of the lord like Narayana , whose divine water is equivalent to ganges and can remove the troubles of devotees who take a dip in it . 2.. Our salutations to that GuruvAyurappa whose glorious VishwaRoopa is surrounded and seen by devotees at the auspicious Bramha Muhurtha and whose annointed oil cures the ailments of the devotees . 3.. Our humble Namaskarams to that Hari at whose temple devotees perform Anna-prAsanam to their children with your divine prasadam and incessantly chant the Bhagavatam which is a jewel among the puranas . 4.. We prostrate to Lord GuruvAyurappa who bestows food upon devotees, who is worshipped by the devas at night and who is worshipped by his own parents and by Uddhawa -a devotee and close friend . 5.. Whoever reads this verse, composed by Anantha Rama DikShitar, three times a day everyday, he shall get the blessings of Lord GuruvAyurappa. ## guruvAtapurIsha pa~nchakAkhyaM stutiratnaM paThatAM suma~Ngala syAt.h . hR^idi chApi vishet.h hariH svayaM tu ratinAthAyutatulyadehakAntiH .. ## (verse needs correction) Whoever reads this slokam called GuruvAdhapureesa Pancharatnam will make his heart the abode of The Lord Hari who is as handsome as ten thousand Manmatha and shall be blessed with eternal prosperity. Chant Narayana Narayana Narayana Narayana .. Encoded and proofread by Shree Devi Kumar Proofread by KS Ramachandran ramachandran underscore ksr at yahoo.ca Translation by Smt. K. V. Lalitha \medskip\hrule\obeylines \medskip {\rm Please send corrections to sanskrit@cheerful.com} {\rm Last updated \today} {\rm http://sanskritdocuments.org} \end{document}