A Microcosm's Prayer(Slokha) -39

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Sloka, is the most common Sanskrit meter and is a descendant of the older Vedic gayatri The sloka, meaning 'song', although metric, is not considered poetic. It functions more as the equivalent to Western prose with lines and meter and is often used in narratives or epics. The defining features of the sloka are: stanzaic, written in any number of couplets made up of 2 hemistiches. The hemistiches can be broken into 4 lines or padas creating quatrains,4 lines or padas syllabic, either 2 lines of 16 syllables each or 4 hemistiches of 8 syllables each. metric, alternate hemistiches of trochaic and iambic patterns. The following verses are my own work, a prayer, based on the great slokha 'Lalitha Sahasranamam' where the meaningful thousand names of Adi Para Sakthi(primordial cosmic Energy) are narrated.These verses are not literal or exact translation of the slokha.But I referred to the translation of the great slokha by Mr.P. R. Ramachander (Please read the previous parts of this series before reading this) 115 Who's adorably affluent Who's prosperous and pleasing, so's Subhaga.Thee who's three eyed, so'rt Thryambhaga.With three gunas Who's thamo, rajo and sathva So is called Trigunathmika Thee who bestows liberation And its heavenly bliss so'rt called Swargapavargadha.Thee the Immaculate so'rt called Shuddha Who's red like the hibiscus, so's Japapushpa nibhakrithi Thee the Strong who has sharp vigour Who's lustrously energetic So'rt Ojovathi.Thee who is Majestically radiant So art called Dhyuthidhara.Who's The fire of yajna and its form So's Yagna roopa.Thee who likes Vows and adherence art so called Priyavrutha.Who is seldom visioned for worship, so is called Dhuraradhya.Invincible Thee, art known as Dhuradharsha Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch 116 Thee who loves patali flowers Who's fond of red trumpet flowers Art so aptly known by the name Patali kusuma priya Thee the greatest, thee the strongest Thee the vast, thee the mightiest Thee the highest, thee the deepest Omni-all so'rt called Mahathi So art thee huge and Mahathi So is thy abode the highest Thee who dwells on high mount Meru Art so called Meru nilaya Who is fond of fragrant flowers Who likes the Patali flower Who likes the Japa flower and Who likes Mandara flower too So'rt thee greatly known by the name Mandhara kusuma priya Thou art the victorious who won The war against Bandasura Thou art the valorous who so Likes fearless mettlesome heroes And thee who is worshipped by them So art known as Veeraradhya Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch 117 Who's omnipresent in the Whole So's who personifies the whole So's the form of the universe So is known as Virad Roopa Thee who is pure and brilliant Who is beamingly radiant Who is beautiful and shining Unblemished thou art Viraja Multifaceted thee who has Multifaces to watch around Thee who eyes on all forms and deeds Art so called Viswathomukhi Oh thee, divine our sweet Mother Thou art beautiful the bestest Thou art our brave queen the bestest Thou art our Wisdom the bestest Thou art our Strength sole the bestest The Support for mind the bestest The Support for life the bestest Thou art all Force the mightiest So to thee Mother, namaste The Power of all, namaste The causer of all, namaste Creatrix of all, namaste Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Note: Translation by Mr.P.R Ramachander Naamaas761-780 * 761 * Subhaga - She who is pleasing to look at * 762 * Thryambhaga - She who has three eyes * 763 * Trigunathmika - 'She who is personification of three gunas viz., Thamo (Kali) , Rajo (Dhurga) and Sathva (Parvathy) ' * 764 * Swargapavargadha - She who gives heaven and the way to it * 765 * Shuddha - She who is clean * 766 * Japapushpa nibhakrithi - She who has the colour of hibiscus * 767 * Ojovathi - She who is full of vigour * 768 * Dhyuthidhara - She who has light * 769 * Yagna roopa - She who is of the form of sacrifice * 770 * Priyavrudha - She who likes penances * 771 * Dhuraradhya - She who is rarely available for worship * 772 * Dhuradharsha - She who cannot be won * 773 * Patali kusuma priya - She who likes the buds of Patali tree * 774 * Mahathi - She who is big * 775 * Meru nilaya - She who lives in Meru mountain * 776 * Mandhara kusuma priya - She who likes the buds of Mandhara tree * 777 * Veeraradhya - She who is worshipped by heroes * 778 * Virad Roopa - She who a universal look * 779 * Viraja - She who does not have any blemish * 780 * Viswathomukhi - She who sees through every ones eyes

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