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Short Prayers
Namaste.
This is a thread dedicated to short prayers we can use in daily worship or at any time. Please share your favorite prayers. If prayers are in Sanskrit, please provide a translation also. Thanks. Aum, A.
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Re: Short Prayers
anyathA sharaNaM nAsti tvameva sharaNaM mama |
tasmAd kAruNya bhAvena rakSha rakSha parameshvara || I have no other refuge, Thou art my sole refuge, Out of sense of compassion, protect me, O Supreme Lord! Aum.
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Re: Short Prayers
saantaakaaram bhujaga-sayanam padmanaabham suresam
visvaadhaaram gagana-sadrisam megha-varnam subha-angam Laksmikantam Kamalanayanam Yogibhir-dhyaana-gamyam vande vishnum bhava-bhaya-haram sarva-lokaika-naatham. We meditate upon the master of all worlds, lord Vishnu, who is ever peaceful, who lies on the great serpent-bed, from whose navel springs the lotus of the creative power, who is the controller of the gods. Whose form is the entire universe, and who is the foundation for the universe. Who is all pervading as the sky, of the hue of the cloud , of fascinating beauty, the lord of Laksmi, the lotus eyed , he who dwells in the hearts of the yogis and who can be approached and perceived through meditation. We pray to Lord Vishnu, he who is the destroyer of the fear of samsara and the Lord of all the worlds.
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Re: Short Prayers
Om Gananam twa ganpati gum havamahe Kavimkavina mupamashravastarm
Jyestharajam Brahmanam Brahmanaspata aanas-shrunvotibhi-seedhasadhanam Om Sri Maha Ganapataye Namah May we worship Ganapati, the Protector of Noble People The best Poet, the Most Honorable, The Greatest Ruler and the treasure of all knowledge O Ganapati, please listen to us and take your seat in our heart.
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Mahamrityunjaya Mantra
aum tryaMbakaM yajAmahe sugandhiM puShTivardhanam | urvArukamiva bandhanAn mRtyor mukShIya mAmRtAt || Translation 1 AUM! We worship the fragrant three-eyed One, the Promoter of prosperity. May we be freed from the bondage of death as a cucumber from its stalk; But not from immortality. Translation 2 AUM! We sing Thy praise, O Three-Eyed One, All-pervasive like fragrance, and the Promoter of Prosperity, May we be freed from the bondage of death and rebirth And attain to immortal liberation (moksha). ~ Rigveda Samhita VI:59:12 ~ Shukla Yajurveda Vajasaneyi Samhita III:60
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Re: Short Prayers
sm78 : I like yours ... at the temple. It seems that when the accompanying brahmins need to fill in time on a parade or something, they just say that one over and over..I'm not sure, it just seems that way.."Aum gananam tva..." I know I really tune in to it, and when they're done , keep hearing it resonate for quite some time, like a jingle from an ad, except that this is a prayer, not some stupid jingle from an ad promoting materialism like 'things go better with coke". Really short one .. Aum Shanti Shanti Shantihi or ... Aum Namasivaya
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Re: Short Prayers
Kshama Prarthana ~ Prayer for Forgiveness
(Generally recommended as a bedtime prayer) kara charaNa kritaM vAkkAyajaM karmajaM vA SravaNa nayanajaM vA mAnasaM vAparAdham | vihitama vihitaM vA sarvametatkSamasva jaya jaya karuNAbde SrI mahAdeva Sambho || Whatever faults I may have committed by hand or foot, In word or deed, with my ears or eyes, mind or body, Knowingly or unknowingly - forgive me for them all, Victory unto Thee, O great Lord Shambhu, the Ocean of Compassion. ~Verse 16, Shiva Aparadha Kshama Stotra by Adi Shankaracharya
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In whom the Adityas, Rudras and Vasus are held together; in whom are set firm the worlds; that which was and that which shall be – tell me of that Support – who may He be? (Atharvaveda Samhita X.7.22) |
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