Category «Slokas & Mantras»

Soundarya Lahari Sloka 98 “Kadaa Kaaley Mathaha Kathaya KalithaalakthakarasamPibeyam Vidyaarthee Thava Charananirneyjanajalam!Prakruthyaa Mookaanaamapi Cha KavithaakaaranathayaaKadaa Dhatthey Vaaneemukhakamalathaamboolarasathaam!” Literal Meaning: “O Mother! Tell me when I, a seeker of knowledge, shall have the privilege of imbibing the red-tinged water with which Thy lac-painted feet have been washed,- water that can generate poetic genius even in a …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 97 “Giraamaahurdevee DruhinagruhineemaagamavidoHareyhe Pathneem Padmaam Harasahachareemadrithanayaam!Thureeyaa Kaapi Thvam DuradhigamanihseemamahimaaMahaamaayaa Vishvam Bhramayathi Parabrahmamahishee!” Literal Meaning: “O Consort of the Supreme God! The scholars who know the real meaning of the scriptures describe Thee as Saraswathi, the Goddess of learning and the wife of Brahma. Besides, they speak of Thee as the lotus-born Lakshmi, …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 96 with Meaning and Yantra Soundarya Lahari Sloka 96 “Kalathram Vaidhaathram Kathikathi Bhajanthey Na KavayahaShriyo Devyaaha Kovaanabhavathipathihi Kairapi Dhanaihi!Mahaadevam Hithvaa Thava Sathi SatheenaamacharameyKuchaabhyaasangaha Kuravakatharorapyasulabhaha!” Literal Meaning: “O Chastity Embodied! How numerous are the poets who have courted and attained Saraswathi, the wife of Brahma and the deity of learning and fine arts! …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 95 with Meaning and Yantra Soundarya Lahari Sloka 95 “Puraaraatheyranthaha Puramasi ThathasthvachcharanayohoSaparyaamaryaadaa Tharalakaranaanaamasulabhaam!Thattha Hyethey Neethaaha Shathamakhamukhaaha SiddhimathulaamThava Dvaaropaanthastthithibhiranimaadyaabhiramaraaha!” Literal Meaning: “Thou rt the Consort of the Destroyer of the Cities, residing in His inner partment. Hence, the privilege of worshipping Thy feet is not easy for the fickle-minded. It is, therefore, that …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 94 with Meaning and Yantra Soundarya Lahari Sloka 94 “Kalankaha Kasthooree Rajanikarabimbam JalamayamKalaabhihi Karpoorairmarakathakarandam Nibiditham!Athasthvadbhogeyna Prathidinamidam RikthakuharamVidhirbhooyo Bhooyo Nibidayathi Noonam Thava Kruthey!” Literal Meaning: The dark mark on the moon is musk. The moon’s watery disc is an emerald cup fully filled with pieces of camphor in the form of the digits …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 93 with Meaning and Yantra Soundarya Lahari Sloka 93 “Araalaa Keysheyshu Prakruthisaralaa MandahasitheyShireeshaabhaa Chitthey Drushadupalashobhaa Kuchathatey!Bhrushaam Thanvee Madhye PruthururasijaarohavishayeJagatthraathum Shambhorjayathi Karunaa Kaachidarunaa!” Literal Meaning: “Curly in hair and inherently artless in smile, heart soft as the ‘sireesha’ flower, breasts as tight and hard like a grinding stone, waist extremely slender, hips and …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 92 with Meaning and Yantra Soundarya Lahari Sloka 92 “Gathaasthey Manchathvam DruhinaharirudreyshwarabhruthahaShivaha Svachchachchaayaaghatithakapataprachchadapataha!Thvadeeyaanaam Bhaasaam PrathiphalanaraagaarunathayaaShareeree Shrungaaro Rasa Iva Drushaam Dogdhi Kuthukam!” Literal Meaning: “Thy functionaries Brahma, Vishnu,Rudra and Ishvara have taken the shape of the four legs of Thy cot in order to serve Thee very closely. And Sadashiva has formed Himself …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 91 “Padanyaasakreedaaparichayamivaarabdhumanasaha Skhalanthasthey Kheylam Bhavanakalahamsa Na Jahathi! Athastheyshaam Shikshaam Subhagamanimanjeerarnitha- chchalaadaachakshaanam Charanakamalam Chaarucharithey!” Literal Meaning: “O Goddess of graceful gait!The royal swans in Thy household are never abandoning their pursuit of Thee, in their effort to observe Thy gait for correcting their own defective ways. And Thy lotus feet are, it seems, …

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Soundarya Lahari Sloka 90 “Dadaaney Deeneybhyaha Shriyamanishamaashaanusadrusheem Amandam Soundaryaprakaramakarandam Vikirathi! Thavaasminmanmandaarasthabakasubhagey Yaathu Charanau Nimajjanmajjeevaha Karanacharanaha Shatcharanathaam!” Literal Meaning: “Thy feet form a veritable bunch of flowers dripping the honey of beauty and are a liberal supplier of wealth to Thy poor devotees. May my life with its six sensory organs (including the mind) become a …

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