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This video is dedicated at the lotus feet of Shri Narayana. Dasavatara refers to the ten principal avatars. In Vaishnava philosophy, an avatar, most commonly refers to the 'descent' and dasa refers to 'ten' in number. Pralaya Payodhi Jale (from Gita Govinda) by Jayadeva concludes after listing the ten avataras each with a separate stanza: vedan uddharate jaganti vahate bhu-golam udbibhrate daitya? darayate bali? chalayate k?atra-k?aya? kurvate paulastya? jayate hala? kalayate karu?yam atanvate mlecchan murchayate dasak?ti-k?te k???aya tubhya? nama? O Lord K???a, I offer my obeisances unto You, who appear in the forms of these ten incarnations. In the form of Matsya You rescue the Vedas, and as Kurma You bear the Mandara Mountain on Your back. As Varaha You lift the earth with Your tusk, and in the form of Narasi?ha You tear open the chest of the daitya Hira?yakasipu. In the form of Vamana You trick the daitya king Bali by asking him for only three steps of land, and then You take away the whole universe from him by expanding Your steps. As Parasurama You slay all of the wicked k?atriyas, and as Ramacandra You conquer the rak?asa king Rava?a. In the form of Balarama You carry a plow with which You subdue the wicked and draw toward You the River Yamuna. As Lord Buddha You show compassion toward all the living beings suffering in this world, and at the end of the Kali-yuga You appear as Kalki to bewilder the mlecchas [degraded low-class men]. By User: .

sarva-bhuta yada devi svarga mukti pradayini tvam stuta stutaye ka va bhavantu paramoktayah sarvasya buddhi-rupena janasya hrdi samsthite svargapavargade devi naraya, ni namostute kalakasthadirupena parinama-pradayini visvasyoparatau saktyai narayaoi namo stute sarva-mangala-mangalye sive sarvartha-sadhike saranye tryambake gauri narayani namo stute srsti-sthiti-vinasanam sakti bhute sanatani gunasraye gunamaye narayani namo stute saranagata-dinarta-paritrana-parayane sarvasvarti-hare devi narayani namo stute hamsa-yukta-vimana-sthe brahmam rupa-dharini kausambhah ksarike devi narayani namo stute trisula-candrahi-dhare maha-vrsabha-vahini mahesvari-svarupena narayani namo stute mayura-kukkuta-vrte maha-sakti-dhare naghe kaumari rupa-samsthane narayani namo stute sankha-cakra-gadasarnga-grhita-paramayudhe prasida vaisnavi-rupe narayani namo stute grhitogra-mahacakre danstroddhrta-vasundhare varaha-rupini sive narayani namo stute nrsimha rupenogrena hantum daityan krtodyame trailokya-trana-sahite narayani namo stute kiritini mahavajre sahasra-nayanojjvale vrtra-prana-hare caindri narayani namo stute siva duti-svarupena hata-daitya-mahabale ghora-rupe maharave narayani namo stute damstra-karala-vadane siromala-vibhusane camunde munda-mathane narayani namo stute laksmi lajje mahavidye sraddhe pusti-svradhe dhruve maharatri maha vidye narayani namo stute medhe sarasvati vare bhuti babhravi tamasi niyate tvam prasidese narayani namo stute bhayebhyas-trahi no devi durge devi ... By User: .

Song: parama pAvani rAgam: aTAnA tALam: Adi composer: Annaswami Shastri language: Sanskrit concert: mArgazhi mahOtsavam 2007 Meaning: Oh the supremely ("parama") blemishless pure one ("pavani"). Amba ("ambe") daughter ("Putrike") of the King of mountains! ("parvata raja") protect me ("mamava"). She is worshipped ("sannute") by the celestials ("suravara") and KINNARAS-the mythical beings. She is lalitha ("lalithe"), shines ("shobhana") as the embodiment of all the virtues ("gunajate"). She sports ("dhruta") a noose ("Paasha") a goad ("ankusa"), flower ("suma"), a minute arrow, and a sugarcane bow ("visikha-ikshu chape") in her hands ("kara"). She is KAMAKSHI who dwells ("vasini") at KANCHI ("kaanchi-pura"). Her feet ("charana") are worshipped ("vinuta") by the celestials ("sura") and GANAS ("gana") with ("gane") pure heart ("su-mano"). She holds ("drutha") a lotus ("sarasija") and a gem studded ("mani") VINA("vine") in her hands ("kara"). She has a face ("vadane") like the moon ("chandra"). She is PARAMESHWARI, the supreme ("parama") suzerain ("eshwari"). She protects ("rakshaki") the devotees ("jana") surrendering ("sevaka") to her. She always ("sada") grants ("de") the fruits ("phala") of devotion ("pranata") to her devotees ("sevaka"). She bestows ("dayike") good fortune ("phala") on those who supplicate ("sevaka-jana") before her. She subdued ("khandana") demons ("bhandana") like MAHISHAMUKSHA-bull ("banda mahisha") faced ("mukha chanda") demon ("daitya"). She ... By User: .

Shree Vishnu Chalisa sung By Anuradha Ji Shree Vishnu Suniye Vinay, Sevak ki chit laye, Keerat Kuch Varnan Karoon, Dijiye gyan Batay. Namo Vishnu Bhagwan kharari, Kashat Nashavan Akhil Bihari; Prabal jagat mein shakti Tumhari, Tribhuvan phail rahi ujiari. Sunder roop manohar surat, saral swabhav mohini murat; tann par pitambar ati sohat, vaijanti mala man mohat. shankh Chakra kar gada biraje, dekhat daitya asur khal Bhaje; satya dharm mad lobh na gaje, kam krodh mad lobh na chaje. Santbhakt sajjan manranjan, danuj asur dushtan dal ganjan; sukh upjaye kasht sab bhanjan, dosh meetay karat jan sajjan. Pap kaat bhav sindhu utaaran, kasht naashkar bhakt ubaaran; karat anaek roop prabhu dhaaran, keval aap bhakti ke kaaran. Dharani denu ban tumahi pukara, tab tum roop Ram ka dhara; bhaar utaar asur dal Maara, Ravan aadik ko sanhara. Aap Varah roop banaya, Hiranyaksh ko maar giraya; dhar Matasya Tann Sindhu Mathaya, Chodaha Ratann ko Niklaya. Amilak asuran dvand machaya, Roop Mohini aap dikhaya; Devan ko Amrit paan karaya, asuran ko chavi se behlaya. Koorm roop dhar Sindhu machaya, Mandrachal giri turant uthaya; Shankar ka tum phand chudaya, bhasmasur ko roop dekhaya. Vedan ko jab asur dubaya, kar ke prabandh unhein dundhvaya; mohit Bankar khalhi nachaya, ushi kar se bhasm karaya. Asur jalandhar ati baldai, Shankar se un Keenh ladai; Haar Paar Shiv Sakal banai, Keen Sati se chal khal jai. Sumiran Keen tumhein Shivrani, Batlai sab vipat kahani; tab tum bane munishwar gyani, vrinda ... By User: .

Shri Ram Stuti: Shri Ram Chandra Kripalu Bhaju Mann sung by Jagjit Singh Lyrics (with translation): Shriramachandra kripalu bhaju man haran bhavabhai darunam, Navakanja-lochana, kanjamukha, kara kanja pada kanjarunam. O my heart! Sing praises of Sri Ram, Who absolves the greatest fears due to the cycle of life and death, and Whose eyes, mouth, hands, and feet are like a newly blooming red lotus Kandarpa aganita amit chavinava neel-neeraja sundaram, Pata peet manahu tadita ruchi shuchi noumi, janaka sutavaram. I bow to Sri Ram, Whose beauty cannot be compared with that of the cupid Kamdev, Whose pleasing appearance is beyond any measures, Whose body is like a newly formed dense blue cloud, Whose yellow robes are shining like lightening (on His cloud like body), Whose beauty is gleaming, and Who is the consort of the daughter of Janak (Sita) Bhaju deenbandhu dinesh danav-daitya-vansha-nikandanam, Raghunand anandakand koshalachandra dasharath-nanadanam. Sing praises of Sri Ram, Who is the friend of poor, Who is the Lord of Sun, Who expurgated the lineage of demons from Danu and Diti, Who is the dear one of Raghu, Who is like a cloud of happiness, Who is like a moon for Kausalya, and Who is dear one of Dashrath Sira mukuta kundala tilaka charu udaru anga vibhushanam, Aajaanubhuja shara-chaapa-dhara, sangrama-jita-khara dushanam. Sing praises of Sri Ram, Who has a beautiful crown on His head, Who is adorned with ear-hoops, Who has a beautiful colored mark (tilak) on His ... By User: .

There are many legends associated with the Indian festival of Rakhi. Different heroes in Indian mythology and history with whom rakhis are associated are: Indra: According to legend Indra found himself being defeated by the demon king or Daitya Raja. On the advice of his guru Brihaspati, his consort tied a Raksha on Indra's wrist and this helped him achieve victory against the demon king. Yudhishtra: The eldest of the Pandavas is believed to have asked Krishna, how to protect himself, before the epic battle of the Mahabharata. Lord Krishna instructed him that he would be protected by the beneficial power of the rakhi. Alexander: When Alexander invaded the Indian subcontinent in 326 BC he had to fight many battles against the rulers of kingdoms in the north West. Alexander's wife is believed to have tied a rakhi to the king Puru or Porus. In return he is believed to have promised to protect her and her husband. In battle when he had the opportunity to strike Alexander, his promise is believed to have restrained him from delivering a fatal blow. Humayun: During Mughal times the custom of tying Rakhis helped bind the Hindu Rajputs and the Mughal rulers of Delhi together. According to legend, when Bahadur Shah of Gujarat attacked Rani Karnavati of Chittor, she sent a rakhi to Humayun and requested him to help. He tried to come to her aid but was too late, Chittor had already fallen and the Rani had immolated herself in the Rajput custom of Jauhar. By User: .