Post by radha on Oct 4, 2019 17:33:24 GMT 5.5
OM SRI GURUPYO NAMAHA RESPECTFUL PRANAMS TO SRI KANCHI MAHA PERIVA
Jagadguru Sri Maha Periyava - Kanchi Paramacharya
Durga Pancharatnam Stotram is the Hindu devotional shlokas addressed to Goddess Durga. Durga Pancharatnam mantra was composed by Pujya Sri Maha Periyava or HH Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi.
Here is a very interesting incident relating to the composition of this great stotra.
It was an Aradhanam (homage) day in Tenambakkam around two o'clock in the afternoon. Periyava was sitting on the bank of a pond, keeping one leg in the waters. It was time for me as Aradhana brahmanal to get inside for the Aradhanam, wearing the vastram (cloth). I heard Periyava's Agya (order) for me, calling me by the clap of His hands, asking me to sit near him with a piece of paper and pen. The pen and paper were brought at once. Periyava started uttering the Sanskrit words one by one. At some points, he just told me the meaning and asked me to produce the Sanskrit padam (word) and when the words formed a line, a beautiful stuti called 'Durga Pancharatnam' came up. [Swetasvara Upanishad saaram (essence)]. Each shloka (verse) ends with “Maam Paahi Vi Sarveshvari Mokshadatri”. (This shloka can be seen on the marble stone on the left when one goes to Kamakshi temple).
In the middle of the above stotram (hymn) when the word “You are the one who taught the Gita' (upadishta-gita) came up, looking at my considering it for a kshanam (moment), he asked, "Why, does it seem incorrect to you to say that Kamakshi did Gitopadesham?" I kept quiet with a smile.
Forthwith there was an Agya from Him by clapping hands to bring the Gita bhashyam (commentary) book. The next moment came the bhashya book in eight volumes! Periyava turned the pages at once, and showed me the first page that came up and said, "Read this shloka and its bhashyam."
This is that shlokam: “brahmanohi pratishtaham”
"For the changeless, eternal Brahmam, the Maya which is Shakti is the pratishta (that through which Brahmam spreads as the many worlds is called pratishta). I am That. I am the Brahmam; and I am its pratishta will be appropriate; because, there is a bhashyam that “Shakti Shaktimatoh Abhedat” (both the Shakti and the One who has it are not of different tatvam (nature).”
This incident shows clearly the background in which this prayer was composed.
Sree Durgayaii Namaha!!! Salutations to Durga
Durga Pancharatnam Stotram Lyrics
They Dyanayoganugata Apashayan
Twam Eva Deviim Swagunair Nigudaam
Twam Eva Shakthii Parameshwerasya
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri...
Those adopting meditation (Dhyana) and contemplation (yoga) saw,
You as the only divine Goddess hidden in her own qualities
And you are the only power behind the great God of the Universe,
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
Devatma Shaktihi Sruti Vakya Geeta
Mahirishi Lokasya Pura Prasanna
Guha Param Vyoma Sataha Pratishta
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri
You are the self-power of the Divine, sung about by the Vedas,
Delighted in front of great saints propitiating you,
Who have established yourselves in their hearts as Truth,
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
Parasya Shaktihi Vividhaiva Suryaese
Swetaswa Vakyothitadevi Durge
Swbhaviki Gnana Bala Kriya Te
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri
You are His Shakthi called Para, which is spoken in different ways,
You are the one who is being celebrated by Swethavatara* Upanishad,
You are by your nature, the power force in all actions and wisdom,
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
* This major Upanishad gives the basic teachings and concepts of Bhagwad Gita.
Devatma Shabedena Shivatma Bhuta
Yath Kurma Vayava Vacho Vivritya
Twam Pasa Vicheda Kari Prasidda
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri
Formed by Self-power of sound of Shiva’s Aatma
You are declared by sacred texts as the sound of Anahatha**,
Which exists in Kurma and Vayavya*** as Shakthi
You are known as one cutting off worldly attachments (or the rope that drags you to death),
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
* OM
**Anahata sabda – just before one enter Samadhi in yoga one can clearly hear Om inside which is not heard outside the physical body after this the person goes into Samadhi.
* **Vayavya Dharana
From the heart to the middle of the eyebrows is said to be the region of Vayu. It is black in colour and shines with the letter ‘Ya’. Carrying the breath along the region of Vayu, one should contemplate on Ishvara, the omniscient. The Yogi does not meet his death through Vayu.) ( Naga, Kurma, Krikara, Devadatta and Dhananjaya are the five sub-Pranas; Kurma performs the function of opening the eyes
Twam Brahma Puccha Vividha Mayuri
Brahma Pratishtasupadista Gita
Gyana Swarupa Atmataya Kilanaam
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri....
Hey Mayuri*, you are praised as the route to Brahmam,
You are the form of Brahamam established by the Bhagwad Gita too,
You are the wisdom personified, enact the sport of creation
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
* Durga worshipped Lord Shiva in the form of a peacock. And hence she is addressed as Mayuri.
This was composed by H H Sri Jagadguru Srimaan Chandrasekharendrendra Saraswathi of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham and is based on Swetahsvaropanishad. Whoever recites this every day will attain moksha or liberation.
Link to Durga Pancharatnam sung by Smt. M.S.Subbulakshmi
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyVMIKQqGHE
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Jagadguru Sri Maha Periyava - Kanchi Paramacharya
Durga Pancharatnam Stotram is the Hindu devotional shlokas addressed to Goddess Durga. Durga Pancharatnam mantra was composed by Pujya Sri Maha Periyava or HH Chandrasekharendra Saraswathi.
Here is a very interesting incident relating to the composition of this great stotra.
It was an Aradhanam (homage) day in Tenambakkam around two o'clock in the afternoon. Periyava was sitting on the bank of a pond, keeping one leg in the waters. It was time for me as Aradhana brahmanal to get inside for the Aradhanam, wearing the vastram (cloth). I heard Periyava's Agya (order) for me, calling me by the clap of His hands, asking me to sit near him with a piece of paper and pen. The pen and paper were brought at once. Periyava started uttering the Sanskrit words one by one. At some points, he just told me the meaning and asked me to produce the Sanskrit padam (word) and when the words formed a line, a beautiful stuti called 'Durga Pancharatnam' came up. [Swetasvara Upanishad saaram (essence)]. Each shloka (verse) ends with “Maam Paahi Vi Sarveshvari Mokshadatri”. (This shloka can be seen on the marble stone on the left when one goes to Kamakshi temple).
In the middle of the above stotram (hymn) when the word “You are the one who taught the Gita' (upadishta-gita) came up, looking at my considering it for a kshanam (moment), he asked, "Why, does it seem incorrect to you to say that Kamakshi did Gitopadesham?" I kept quiet with a smile.
Forthwith there was an Agya from Him by clapping hands to bring the Gita bhashyam (commentary) book. The next moment came the bhashya book in eight volumes! Periyava turned the pages at once, and showed me the first page that came up and said, "Read this shloka and its bhashyam."
This is that shlokam: “brahmanohi pratishtaham”
"For the changeless, eternal Brahmam, the Maya which is Shakti is the pratishta (that through which Brahmam spreads as the many worlds is called pratishta). I am That. I am the Brahmam; and I am its pratishta will be appropriate; because, there is a bhashyam that “Shakti Shaktimatoh Abhedat” (both the Shakti and the One who has it are not of different tatvam (nature).”
This incident shows clearly the background in which this prayer was composed.
Sree Durgayaii Namaha!!! Salutations to Durga
Durga Pancharatnam Stotram Lyrics
They Dyanayoganugata Apashayan
Twam Eva Deviim Swagunair Nigudaam
Twam Eva Shakthii Parameshwerasya
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri...
Those adopting meditation (Dhyana) and contemplation (yoga) saw,
You as the only divine Goddess hidden in her own qualities
And you are the only power behind the great God of the Universe,
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
Devatma Shaktihi Sruti Vakya Geeta
Mahirishi Lokasya Pura Prasanna
Guha Param Vyoma Sataha Pratishta
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri
You are the self-power of the Divine, sung about by the Vedas,
Delighted in front of great saints propitiating you,
Who have established yourselves in their hearts as Truth,
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
Parasya Shaktihi Vividhaiva Suryaese
Swetaswa Vakyothitadevi Durge
Swbhaviki Gnana Bala Kriya Te
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri
You are His Shakthi called Para, which is spoken in different ways,
You are the one who is being celebrated by Swethavatara* Upanishad,
You are by your nature, the power force in all actions and wisdom,
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
* This major Upanishad gives the basic teachings and concepts of Bhagwad Gita.
Devatma Shabedena Shivatma Bhuta
Yath Kurma Vayava Vacho Vivritya
Twam Pasa Vicheda Kari Prasidda
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri
Formed by Self-power of sound of Shiva’s Aatma
You are declared by sacred texts as the sound of Anahatha**,
Which exists in Kurma and Vayavya*** as Shakthi
You are known as one cutting off worldly attachments (or the rope that drags you to death),
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
* OM
**Anahata sabda – just before one enter Samadhi in yoga one can clearly hear Om inside which is not heard outside the physical body after this the person goes into Samadhi.
* **Vayavya Dharana
From the heart to the middle of the eyebrows is said to be the region of Vayu. It is black in colour and shines with the letter ‘Ya’. Carrying the breath along the region of Vayu, one should contemplate on Ishvara, the omniscient. The Yogi does not meet his death through Vayu.) ( Naga, Kurma, Krikara, Devadatta and Dhananjaya are the five sub-Pranas; Kurma performs the function of opening the eyes
Twam Brahma Puccha Vividha Mayuri
Brahma Pratishtasupadista Gita
Gyana Swarupa Atmataya Kilanaam
Maam Paahi Sarweshvari Mokshadatri....
Hey Mayuri*, you are praised as the route to Brahmam,
You are the form of Brahamam established by the Bhagwad Gita too,
You are the wisdom personified, enact the sport of creation
And so please protect me, oh Goddess of all and oh giver of salvation.
* Durga worshipped Lord Shiva in the form of a peacock. And hence she is addressed as Mayuri.
This was composed by H H Sri Jagadguru Srimaan Chandrasekharendrendra Saraswathi of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham and is based on Swetahsvaropanishad. Whoever recites this every day will attain moksha or liberation.
Link to Durga Pancharatnam sung by Smt. M.S.Subbulakshmi
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyVMIKQqGHE
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