thought for the day- pg 66- ASHTALAKSHMI STOTRAM - Page 41

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Posted: 11 years ago
thank you rama
it was ... am speechless
think good do good
atleast that will clear some of our karma
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yes vasu
but it may take several births to make the balance nil
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Why Sudama remained poor...?
Shri Krishna and His elder brother, Balarama, were living with a co-student, named Sudama, in the ashram of their Guru, Sandipani. Once Krishna and Balarama were sent to the forest for bringing fuel. Then the wife of Sandipani sent also Sudama for the same purpose with some quantity of grams for the three. When Krishna met Sudama in the forest, he said to him - "Dada, I want water as I am thirsty". Sudama replied - "No water should be drunk on an empty stomach, so it is better to rest a while". He did not say that he had got grams with him and that He should take some. As Krishna was tired, He lay down for rest on the lap of Sudama and was snoring. Seeing this, Sudama took out the grams and began to eat. Then Krishna suddenly asked him - "Dada, what are you eating, whence is the sound?". He replied - "What is there to eat? I am shivering with cold and my teeth are chattering. I can't even repeat distinctly Vishnu-Sahasra-Nama". Hearing this, the Omniscient Krishna said - "I just dreamt a dream, in which I saw a man, eating things of another, and when asked about this, he said - "What earth (dust) should he eat?", meaning thereby that he had nothing to eat? The other man said - "Let it be so". Dada, this is only a dream. I know that you won't eat anything without Me; under the influence of the dream I asked you what you were eating?" If Sudama had known a bit of the Omniscient, Shri Krishna and His Leelas, he would not have acted, as he did. Therefore, he had to suffer for what he did. Though he was a chum of Shri Krishna he had to pass his later life in utter poverty.

This deceptiveness that he showed to a boy like Krishna made him utterly poor, and he became miserable throughout his life. And he had to come for help from the very same person to whom he did not give a little channa. This is a story in the Puranas".

Sudama is also said to be the human birth taken by the great Saint Narada Muni to enjoy the Leelas that Lor Krishna was enacting on the Earth.

credit: krishna leela and yahoo

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Shri Ashtalakshmi Stotram

Shri Ashta Lakshmi Stotram

Ashta Lakshmi are a group of eight goddesses, who preside over eight sources of wealth and thus represent the powers of Lakshmi. Thus, the Ashta Lakshmi' are considered secondary manifestations of the Goddess Lakshmi. 'Wealth' does not mean just money, in the context of Ashta-Lakshmi it means prosperity, good health, knowledge, strength, progeny, and power.

The eight forms of the Goddess Lakshmi vary from region to region. The most popular forms are those found in the Shri Ashtalakshmi Stotram and they are :

  • Aadhi Lakshmi (The primal mother goddess)

  • Dhana Lakshmi (One who showers wealth)

  • Dhaanya Lakshmi (Food - one who eliminates hunger)

  • Gaja Lakshmi (Power and Strength)

  • Santhana Lakshmi (Children)

  • Dhairya Lakshmi (Courage and Strength)

  • Vijaya Lakshmi (Victory)

  • Vidya Lakshmi (Wisdom and knowledge)

Sumanasa Vandhitha Madhavi

Chandra Sahodhari Hema-maye

Munigana Manditha Moksha Pradha-yini

Manjula Bhashini Veda-nuthe

Pankaja Vasini Dheva Supoojitha

Sadguna Varshani Santhi-yuthe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Aadhi-lakshmi Sada Palaya Maam

Ayio Kali Kalmasha Nasini Kamini

Vaidhika Roopini Veda-maye

Ksheera Samudh-bhava Mangala Roopini

Mantra Nivashini Mantra-nuthe

Mangala Dhayini Ambuja Vasini

Dheva Ganarchitha Pada-yuthe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Dhaanya-lakshmi Sada Palaya Maam

Jaya Vara Varnani Vaishnavi

Bhargavi Mantra Swaroopini Mantra-maye

Suragana Poojitha Seegra Phala Pradha

Jnana Vikasini Sasthra-nuthe

Bhava Bhaya Harini Papa Vimochini

Sadu Janarchitha Pada-yuthe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Dhairya-lakshmi Sada Palaya Maam

Jaya Jaya Durgathi Nasini Kamini

Sarva Phala Pradha Sasthra-maye

Ratha Gaja Thuraga Padathi Sama-vrutha

Parijana Manditha Loka-nuthe

Harihara Brahma Supoojitha Sevitha

Thapa Nivaarini Pada-yuthe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Gaja-lakshmi Sada Palaya maam

Ayi Kagha Vahini Mohini Chakrini

Raga Vivardhni Jnana-maye

Guna-gana Varidhi Loka Hithaishini

Swara Saptha Bhooshitha Gana-nuthe

Sakala Sura-sura Dheva Muneeswara

Manhava Vandhitha Pada-yuthe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Santhaana-lakshmi Sada Palaya Maam

Jaya Kamalasini Sadgathi Dayini

Jnana Vikasini Ganamaye

Anudina Marchitha Kumkuma Dhoosara

Bhooshitha Vaasitha Vadhya-nuthe

Kanakadhara Sthuthi Vaibhava

Vanditha Shankara Desika Manya-pathe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Vijaya-lakshmi Sada Palaya Maam

Pranaatha Sureshwari Bharathi Bhargavi

Shoka Vinasini Rathna-maye

Mani-maya Bhooshitha Karma Vibhooshana

Santhi Samavrutha Hasya-mukhe

Nava Nidhi Dhayini Kalimala Harini

Kamitha Phala-pradha Hastha-yuthe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Vidhya-lakshmi Sada Palaya Maam

Dhimi-dhimi dhin-dhimi dhin-dhimi dhin-dhimi

Dundubhi Nada Supoorna-maye

Ghuma-ghuma ghuma-ghuma ghuma-ghuma

Sankha Ninadha Suvadhya-nuthe

Veda Puranethihasa Supoojitha

Vaidhika Marga Pradarsa-yuthe

Jaya Jaya hey Madhusoodhana Kamini

Dhana-lakshmi Sada Palaya Maam



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Edited by thala - 11 years ago
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Posted: 11 years ago
The stotram rendered by Bombay Jayshree in Revathi ragam is superb. Thanks for sharing. The author of this slogam is Mukkur Varadachariyar.
Edited by umakittu - 11 years ago

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