A Microcosm's Prayer(Slokha) -8

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Slokha, is the most common Sanskrit meter and is a descendant of the older Vedic gayatri The slokha, 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 slokha 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) 22 Thee who is tranquil and serene Thee who is so known as Shantha Thee who is free from all desires Thee who is so called Nishkama Thee who is indestructible Thee who's so Nirupaplava Thee who's free of any restraints Thee but who is of self-restraint Thee who's wholly independent So is divine and eternal Thee who is so Nithyamuktha Thee who is called Nirvikara As one who stays constant despite The One who rolls all to changes The life cycle of births and deaths One who stirs the whole to travail.. At thy feet this whole creation.. Bound to thee this boundless nature But thee beyond all boundlessness So art thou called Nishprapancha Unto thee the whole creation Thee the lone backing of the whole But thee, free of any leanings So art thou called Nirasraya Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch 23 Thou art the chaste Fire, the Agni Thee who burns all dirt to pure ash Thou art the Pristine, the sacred Mother, thou art Nithyasuddha Mother, thou art the Cognizance Thee who clears all sorrow, its tears Thee the Supreme Considerate Thee who's so called Nithyabuddha Oh Mother, thou art merciful Thee who shows immeasurable Empathy with the sinful lot Who saves from the ocean of sin Thee who is so unblameable Thee who is so Niravadya Thou art the eternal Wholesome Indiscrete, so Niranthara Which is not causeless in thy Make.. Thee who's the causer of thy Make Who's the causer of thee Mother Thyself, who so's Nishkarana Thou art unflawed Nishkalanga Boundless thee who's Nirupadhi And thee who has no overlord So art thee called Nireeswara Namaste Mother namaste Divine Mother, unto thy feet This tiny droplet surrenders Rise my size within me, I watch 24 Thee who gives all desires in life Art desireless..so'rt Neeraga Thee who clears all desires in all..... Art so called Ragamadhani Gracious thee who is Nirmadha The Prideless.who destroys all pride Is so our Madhanasini Thou art hence the sweetest Mother Thee who is not flustered at all Thee who is not vacillating Thee who is blissful and peaceful Thee who's so known as Nischintha 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 Naamaas141-160 * 141 * Santha - She who is peace * 142 * Nishkama - She who does not have any desires * 143 * Niruppallava - She who is never destroyed * 144 * Nithya muktha - She who is forever free of the ties of the world * 145 * Nirvikara - She never undergoes alteration * 146 * Nishprapancha - She who is beyond this world * 147 * Nirasraya - She who does not need support * 148 * Nithya shuddha - She who is forever clean * 149 * Nithya bhuddha - She who is for ever knowledge * 150 * Niravadhya - She who can never be accused * 151 * Niranthara - She who is forever continuous * 152 * Nishkarana - She who does not have cause * 153 * Nishkalanka - She who does not have blemishes * 154 * Nirupadhi - She who does not have basis * 155 * Nireeswara - She who does not have any one controlling her * 156 * Neeraga - She who does not have any desires * 157 * Ragha madhani - She who removes desires from us * 158 * Nirmadha - She who does not have any firm beliefs * 159 * Madhanasini - She who destroys beliefs * 160 * Nischintha - She who is not worried

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