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1. I bow to Lord Vishnu — the ancient Being, the protector of humanity, the man-lion with lotus-like eyes and strong arms, whose lotus-feet are adored by kings and sages alike.2. To the Lord of the universe, dwelling in the milk ocean, holding the bow Sharnga, worshipped by sages, consort of Lakshmi, radiant as countless suns — to Govinda, the infinite glory, I bow.3. To the unborn, supreme, remover of sorrow, ancient teacher, Purushottama, radiant Achyuta — I bow with devotion to Hari, the primal Madhava.4. To the Lord of the earth, Lord of beings, cause of all causes, witness of the three worlds’ actions — I bow to Hari, the supreme refuge of the pious.5. To the primeval Lord resting upon the ocean of milk, drenched with the spray of its waves — to Srinivasa, Keshava, I offer my salutations.6. To the great Lord who appeared as Narasimha, destroyer of Madhu and Kaitabha, remover of the distress of all beings — I bow to that eternal Vishnu.7. To the infinite, imperceptible, beyond the senses, ever abiding in His own forms, worshipped by Yogeshvaras — I bow to Janardana with steady devotion.8. To the blissful, stainless, eternal Being, worshipped by sages in Vrindavana, dear to devotees, smaller than the smallest yet greater than the greatest — to that beloved Lord Hari, I bow forever.⸻Summary:The Sri Vishnu Stavanam by Sage Markandeya is an eight-verse hymn that extols Vishnu as the eternal, omnipresent protector. It honors His various forms — Narasimha, Srinivasa, Govinda — and describes Him as the remover of sorrow, the ocean of bliss, and the supreme refuge of all beings. Chanting this stotra purifies the mind, invokes divine grace, and brings peace and protection through constant remembrance of the Lord.

Sri Vishnu Stavanam

1.While taking medicine, remember Vishnu; while eating food, remember Janardana;while sleeping, think of Padmanabha; and at the time of marriage, remember Prajapati.&nbsp;2.In battle, meditate upon the Lord who bears the discus (Chakradhara); during travel, remember Trivikrama;at the moment of death, think of Narayana; and during union with loved ones, recall Shridhara.&nbsp;3.When troubled by bad dreams, remember Govinda; in danger, call upon Madhusudana;in the forest, meditate on Narasimha; in fire or distress, remember Jalashayi — the Lord who rests upon the ocean.&nbsp;4.While in the water, think of Varaha; in the mountains, Raghunandana (Sri Rama);while walking or traveling, remember Vamana; and at all times, remember Madhava.&nbsp;5.Whoever recites these sixteen divine names every morning upon waking,is freed from all sins and attains the supreme abode — the Vishnu Loka.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<h3>Summary:</h3>&nbsp;&nbsp;The Sri Vishnoh Shodasha Nama Stotram is a practical guide for daily remembrance of Lord Vishnu in all activities of life.Each name corresponds to a situation — reminding devotees that every moment, mundane or critical, can be sanctified by invoking the Lord’s presence.This simple daily practice protects the devotee, purifies the mind, and ensures liberation.Chanting these sixteen names at dawn is said to wash away all sins and grant a place in the Lord’s eternal abode.

Sri Vishnu Shodasha Naama Stotram

1. [Verse 1 — Invocation: O Vishnu who calms and disciplines the mind — you restrain desires, extend compassion to all beings, and rescue devotees from the ocean of worldly existence.]  2. [Verse 2 — Divine sweetness: Your form is divine nectar and bliss; I bow to Your lotus-feet which dispel the fear of samsāra.]  3. [Verse 3 — Refuge in truth: I declare my refuge in You; where oceans seem impassable, You are the one who can make the waves crossable for the seeker.]  4. [Verse 4 — Heroic aspect: Seen amid banners and bow-armies, Your grace produces greatness; existence itself owes reverence to Your power.]  5. [Verse 5 — Avatāras: Through fish, tortoise, boar, Narasiṃha and other descents You preserve the earth — I depend on Your sovereign care.]  6. [Verse 6 — Damodara / Govinda praise: O Damodara, lovely-faced Govinda — you who stirred the ocean of existence, lift me from worldly flood into safety.]  7. [Verse 7 — Surrender and plea: O compassionate Narayana — I place both my feet in Your refuge; may these six-footed verses remain ever upon my tongue and heart.]Summary: The Sri Vishnu Shatpadi Stotram is a compact, heartfelt hymn that celebrates Vishnu’s salvific power — His power to tame the mind, manifest as compassionate protector, and descend in forms to uphold dharma. Each couplet (shatpadi) highlights a facet of the Lord: inner pacification, sacred beauty, refuge in truth, heroic kingship, avataric guardianship, and tender mercy. Simple to memorize and rich in devotional promise, this short stotra is meant for daily recitation — it steadies the mind, offers shelter in crises, and directs the seeker toward surrender and eventual liberation. &nbsp;

Vishnu Shatpadi stotram

1. The hymn begins by announcing the supreme glory of Vishnu — a proclamation that the Lord’s greatness transcends mere words and must be understood by devotees.  2. Though sages describe many divine functions (Brahmā, Śiva, etc.), the stanza insists on the one supreme Reality manifesting in manifold forms.  3. The Lord’s feet and head alike bear the marks of Shiva’s reverence and the dynamism of divine power — the world’s aim is Vishnu.  4. At times Vishnu plays through avatars (fish, tortoise, boar, man-lion, Rama etc.), revealing the playful and sovereign nature of God.  5. By assuming forms and rescuing the cosmos during crises, He sustains and preserves universal order.  6. His birth-lotus, the rivers and channels issuing forth, and the cosmic life-stream are described as the very substance of creation.  7. The poet recalls Hiranyaksha’s defeat and the dazzling might by which the Lord removed demonic pride.  8. The earth’s burden and the removal of tyrants are presented as Vishnu’s task; his feats make the world secure.  9. Devotional service to Him secures the protection of temples and sacred spaces — divine guardianship follows devotion.  10. Without Vishnu’s strength the realm could not shoulder its responsibilities; kings who fail in dharma cannot sustain the earth.  11. The stanza speaks of Lanka’s fall and how Vishnu’s weapons and fame overwhelmed hostile forces.  12. Verses highlight varied heroic qualities — battlefield prowess, song-knowledge, transcendental feats — all serve to remove worldly delusion.  13. The poet warns that mere external powers (sun, fire) are transient; only devotion and Vishnu’s grace yield lasting welfare.  14. At the end of ages the Lord will again appear to destroy the wicked; this is the reassuring arc of his intervention.  15. Nágarāja and celestial episodes illustrate that turning to Vishnu in danger guarantees deliverance and entry to heavenly realms.  16. Sages, seers and gods proclaim His glory; the world’s wise acknowledge Vishnu as the ultimate refuge.  17. Those who adore Him with ascetic zeal are granted divine titles and swift advancement to spiritual stations.  18. The stotra relates that rivers, scriptures and boons flow from the Lord — his gifts uplift devoted servants.  19. Even demons, when subdued, receive nectar in return — a testament to Vishnu’s sovereign largesse and compassion.  20. Publicly praising the Lord in assembly secures success and worldly fruit for the faithful.  21. The hymn affirms that Vishnu’s abodes — Vaikuntha, primordial lotus, ocean of milk — are supremely real for the righteous.  22. The poet claims identification with several cosmic roles (Śiva, Vyāsa etc.) to stress that the Lord’s power pervades all categories.  23. Because ordinary minds cannot grasp the Lord’s true form, many fail to recognize him — hence the need for revelation and devotion.  24. The Lord’s abode is at the lotus center of the heart; those dwelling in devotion enjoy perpetual divine company.  25. The devotee who bows receives immediate comfort; simple offering of a lotus leads to great joy and release.  26. No ritual, however grand, equals simple, pure devotion for destroying worldly fear and securing final liberation.  27. The poet calls for compassion and direct devotion to Lakshmi’s consort (Vishnu) as the remedy in troubled times.  28. A soul immersed in meditation on the Lord’s feet becomes free from worldly bonds and attains lasting union.  29. The stanza underlines that japa, charity, knowledge, yajña all help, but bhakti is the supreme means for freeing the world from fear.  30. Repeated salutations and the primal Om-veneration conclude the hymn with final bows to the omnipresent Lord.  31. Even a tiny particle (“kaṇā”) suffused with sense-perception reflects Vishnu’s qualities — reality pervades the smallest as well as the greatest.  32. The stotra’s high authority in Vedic diction is asserted; the poet asks the listener to accept it as spiritually potent even if learned young.  33. Closing: the hymn is praised as a delightful, accessible, and potent harbinger of Vishnu’s grace to sincere reciters.  34. The Lord’s mace and chariot-ornament imagery reinforce His protectorship and the continuous, compassionate presence of Vishnu.  35. Fruit: whoever reads devotionally attains wealth of spiritual and worldly goods and secure refuge at Vishnu’s feet.• Summary: The Sri Vishnu Mahimnah Stotram is a majestic declaration of Lord Vishnu’s supremacy, weaving mythology, cosmology and bhakti into a single hymn. It narrates how Vishnu’s avatars, weapons and compassionate acts uphold dharma, rescue the world from crises, and grant liberation to sincere devotees. The poem stresses that while rituals and knowledge have worth, loving surrender to Vishnu — even by simple recitation and meditation on his lotus-feet — is the most potent means of removal of fear and attainment of final beatitude. Recitation confers protection, prosperity, inner peace and ultimately moksha.

Sri Vishnu Mahimna Stotram

1️⃣ I bow to the Supreme Brahman — pure, formless, desireless, beyond attributes and beyond thought, the essence of Om and the goal of the Vedas.2️⃣ He is pure, auspicious, peaceful, infinite, the life of the universe, the blissful light that transcends time and space.3️⃣ I meditate on the Lord seated upon the yogic throne — shining within the eight-petaled lotus of Om, amidst the radiance of fire, the essence of the elements.4️⃣ His brilliance equals billions of suns and moons, neither hot nor cold, golden-hued, ever-blissful consciousness.5️⃣ His nose is elegant, his brows gentle, hair soft and curly, eyes like full-bloom lotuses, ears adorned with precious jewels.6️⃣ His cheeks glow with earrings, lips red as hibiscus, smiling graciously; His chest bears Kaustubha and fragrant garlands.7️⃣ His four arms shine with golden ornaments; clad in yellow silk, His feet rest on blooming lotuses.8️⃣ He who meditates thus, restraining his senses, crosses the ocean of worldly existence and attains the Supreme beyond reach.9️⃣ To Vishnu, Lord of three worlds, ever pleased with His consorts Lakshmi and Bhudevi, I bow.10️⃣ All worldly possessions — body, wife, children, wealth, and friends — will one day be left behind. Only the soul journeys onward.11️⃣ When the body weakens, blood dries, and life wanes, O merciful Lord, do not abandon me.12️⃣ As breath becomes labored and death draws near, my heart trembles. O Vishnu, be gracious.13️⃣ At that moment, as I chant “Achyuta, Ananta, Govinda, Vishnu, Murare, Narayana,” may You take me into Your grace.14️⃣ Whoever chants this hymn with devotion and focus upon You, O Murari, attains liberation through Your grace.⸻Essence: This Bhujanga Prayata hymn captures both philosophy and devotion — beginning with the formless Brahman and ending in total surrender. It reflects Shankaracharya’s compassion and clarity — blending Advaita knowledge with personal bhakti. Reciting it cleanses the heart and prepares the soul for liberation. &nbsp;

Sri Vishnu Bhujanga Prayāta Stotram

1️⃣ Protection in All Directions: Let Vishnu guard me in front, Keshava behind, Govinda on my right, and Madhusudana on my left. Vaikuntha above, Varaha below — and in all directions, may Madhava protect me.2️⃣ Divine Protection: Whether walking, sleeping, or waking, may Narasimha’s protection surround me — for I am pervaded by Vasudeva Himself.3️⃣ Cosmic Form: The unmanifest is His womb, the manifest His form. Fire is His mouth, sun and moon His eyes, directions His ears, wind His breath, Vedas His speech, space His heart, earth His feet, stars His hair — and oceans His very being.4️⃣ Salutations: Salutations to the Lord of all beings, the sacrifice Himself, the refuge of the worlds — the Supreme Brahman, ancient, formless yet manifest, eternal.5️⃣ Mantric Recitation: Each verse of this hymn praises Vishnu’s 24 divine forms — Keshava, Narayana, Madhava, Govinda, Vishnu, Madhusudana, Trivikrama, Vamana, Sridhara, Hrishikesha, Padmanabha, Damodara, etc. — each addressed as “Purushāya Vāsudevāya Namo Namah.”6️⃣ The Power of Recitation: He who chants this Vishnu Hridaya — &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Becomes purified from all sins, even the gravest. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Attains the merit of thousands of sacrifices. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Gains the fruit of countless Gayatri japas and Vedic study. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Is freed from rebirth and attains Vishnuloka.⸻Essence: This hymn is a meditation on the heart of Vishnu — the source of all existence, pervading the entire universe. It affirms that wherever one remembers Him, He is present. The devotee who recites it becomes pure, fearless, and inwardly illumined by divine realization.

Sri Vishnu Hridaya Stotram

1️⃣ The Divine Lotus Feet: Padma Devi praises the lotus feet of Lord Vishnu — adored by yogis, encircled by tulasi bees, shining with red nails, and sanctified by Ganga’s touch.2️⃣ The Anklet Adorned Feet: The Lord’s anklets jingle with gems; His yellow garment flutters like golden flags, and His anklets glow with divine radiance.3️⃣ The Shining Legs: His legs shimmer like sapphire, with ruby light glancing upon them; His reddish soles bestow joy upon the worlds.4️⃣ The Holy Knees: At His knees, divine hymns resound from Garuda’s song, spreading Vishnu’s glory far and wide.5️⃣ The Waist and Navel: His waist girded with silk of cosmic elements, His navel is the source of creation, from which Brahma’s lotus arises.6️⃣ The Chest and Heart: Upon His chest rest Lakshmi and the Kaustubha gem, glowing with sandal paste and the fragrance of divine flowers.7️⃣ The Arms and Hands: His arms, adorned with bracelets, hold the mace and discus; His left hands bear the conch and lotus — soft, graceful, and filled with mercy.8️⃣ The Face and Smile: His lotus face blooms with a smile sweeter than nectar, lips tinged red, eyes filled with compassion — a sight that melts the heart.9️⃣ The Hair and Crown: Locks of fragrant hair flow beneath His jeweled crown; earrings shaped like makaras dance gently at His cheeks.10️⃣ The Forehead and Brows: His brow shines with a tilaka of sandal paste; His eyes, like lotus petals, capture hearts with divine grace.11️⃣ Prayer of Surrender: “Though I am poor, bound by greed and sorrow, my body full of sin — O Vāsudeva, look upon me with mercy and save me.”12️⃣ Fruits of Recitation: Those who recite this hymn with devotion meditate upon the sixteen sacred verses — attaining purity, peace, and Brahman bliss.Summary: The Sri Vishnu Stavaraja — “King of Hymns to Vishnu” — is a grand poetic meditation on the Lord’s form from foot to crown. Each verse reveals His cosmic beauty, compassion, and the harmony between power and serenity. Composed by Goddess Padma and spoken in the Kalki Purana, it purifies the devotee’s heart and brings wealth, long life, and ultimately liberation.

Sri Vishnu Stavarajaḥ

Dhyānam: I bow to Lord Vishnu — the tranquil One, resting on the serpent couch, lotus-naveled, ruler of the gods, boundless like the sky, cloud-hued, consort of Lakshmi, lotus-eyed, the refuge of yogis, and destroyer of worldly fear.⸻• Meaning:1️⃣ Guardians of Directions: May Lord Hari protect me in the east, the Chakra-bearing Vishnu in the west, Krishna in the south, and Sri Vishnu in the north.2️⃣ Body Protection: Let the joyous Lord guard me above, the wielder of the bow (Sharnga) below, lotus-footed Lord at my feet, and Janardana guard my calves.3️⃣ Divine Defense: Let Jagannatha guard my knees, Trivikrama my thighs, Hrishikesha my secret parts, and the immutable Vishnu guard my back.4️⃣ Heart and Torso: Let Ananta protect my navel, the demon-slayer my stomach, Damodara my heart, and Narasimha my chest.5️⃣ Arms and Shoulders: May Kaliya’s conqueror guard my hands, the remover of devotees’ pain my arms, the dark cloud-hued Lord my neck, and Kamsa’s destroyer my shoulders.6️⃣ Senses and Face: Let Narayana guard my nose, Keshi’s slayer my ears, Vaikuntha my cheeks, and the ocean of mercy my tongue.7️⃣ Forehead and Eyes: May the ten-headed Ravana’s vanquisher protect my mouth, Hari my eyes, Bhumisha my brows, and Achyuta my forehead.8️⃣ Head and Entire Being: Let Govinda guard my face, Garuda’s rider my head, and Shesha-shayi Vishnu protect me from all diseases.9️⃣ All-round Protection: Let Vamana guard me from demons, fire, and water; and Purushottama protect me from all misfortunes and evil.10️⃣ Phalashruti: This Sri Vishnu Kavacha bestows auspiciousness, destroys ailments, removes enemies, and grants divine grace to the devotee who recites it with faith.⸻Summary: The Sri Vishnu Kavacha Stotram is a sacred armor prayer invoking Lord Vishnu’s protection from every direction and force of harm — seen and unseen. It shields body, mind, and soul through the Lord’s various manifestations. Chanting it brings peace, healing, and divine safeguarding from disease, misfortune, and fear. The hymn reminds devotees that Vishnu’s grace envelops all existence — sky, water, and earth alike.

Sri Vishnu Kavacha Stotram

Dhyānam: Salutations to Lord Vishnu — the Supreme Being, the eternal One beyond creation, dwelling within all beings, the sole ruler of the universe.• Meaning:1️⃣ The Vishnu Panjara Stotram is a celestial armor that destroys all evil and ensures complete protection. It was revealed by Lord Shiva to Brahma for safeguarding devotees.2️⃣ Those who recite this hymn become surrounded by Vishnu’s divine energy — a spiritual shield protecting body and soul in every realm.3️⃣ Govinda protects the feet, Trivikrama the legs, Keshava the thighs, Janardana the waist, and Achyuta the navel.4️⃣ Padmanabha guards the belly, Madhava the back, Damodara the heart, Varaha the throat, and Krishna the face.5️⃣ Narayana protects the eyes, Garuda-dhvaja the forehead, and Vaikuntha shields all directions.6️⃣ In the east — Pundarikaksha; southeast — Sridhara; south — Narasimha; southwest — Madhava; west — Purushottama; northwest — Janardana; north — Gadadhara; northeast — Keshava.7️⃣ In water, Varaha protects; on earth, Vamana; in forests, Narasimha; by day, the Sun; by night, the Moon.8️⃣ One who recites this with devotion becomes fearless before demons, spirits, thieves, or any peril.9️⃣ Those childless gain offspring, the poor attain wealth, the ignorant gain wisdom, and seekers attain liberation.10️⃣ Reading the Vishnu Panjara Stotram grants merit equal to thousands of Ashvamedha and Vājapeya sacrifices. The devotee becomes pure, prosperous, and protected.Phalashruti: Chanting this stotram daily removes sins, diseases, and fears. Ultimately, the devotee attains Vaikuntha, the eternal abode of Lord Vishnu.Summary: The Sri Vishnu Panjara Stotram from the Brahmanda Purana is one of the most powerful spiritual armors ever composed. It forms a divine “shield” of Lord Vishnu’s energy around the devotee, bringing protection from enemies, calamities, and unseen forces. It also ensures prosperity, peace, and spiritual liberation.

Sri Vishnu Panjara Stotram

1️⃣ I bow to Lord Vishnu, whose lotus-red eyes radiate cosmic brilliance, adored by Brahma, eternal and beyond measure — the origin and refuge of all beings.2️⃣ To the auspicious Lord, bestower of desires, embodiment of mercy, destroyer of Kali’s evils, treasure of divine qualities, beloved consort of Lakshmi — I offer my worship.3️⃣ Clad in yellow silk, radiant like a bee-hued cloud, adored by Brahma and the gods, adorned with crown and jewels — I bow to Sri Keshava.4️⃣ Reclining on the serpent bed, Lord of the universe, taking incarnations for the world’s welfare — ever charming Mukunda, I adore You.5️⃣ Shining on the ocean of milk, eternal and self-luminous, praised by the Vedas, destroyer of the demon Kesi — I worship that lotus-naveled Lord.6️⃣ Destroyer of devotees’ sorrow, ever worshipped by sages, remover of bondage, supreme refuge, lotus-eyed savior — to You I bow.7️⃣ O Narayana, fire to the forest of demons, timeless, unchanging, assuming infinite forms to lighten the burden of Earth — I praise You.8️⃣ O Keshava, giver of boons, adored by Narada and the wise — I bow at Your feet again and again, surrendering my soul.Phalashruti: Whoever chants this sacred Vishnu Ashtakam with devotion is freed from all sins and attains the eternal abode of Lord Vishnu.Summary: The Sri Vishnu Ashtakam, composed by Sri Narayana Guru, is a hymn of luminous devotion to Lord Vishnu — the eternal sustainer of the universe. Each verse paints a portrait of His beauty, compassion, and cosmic power. Regular recitation cleanses the heart, removes obstacles, and fills life with peace, devotion, and divine grace. Ultimately, it leads the devotee toward liberation in Vishnu’s abode.

Sri Vishnu Ashtakam

Sri Vishnu Sahasranamavali

Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram

Sri Vishnu Ashtottara Shatanamavali

When Indra regained his kingdom after the battle with demons, he praised Goddess Lakshmi — the consort of Vishnu, seated on His chest, radiant like a lotus. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;She is the Mother of all beings, the source of creation, sustenance, and dissolution. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;She is Siddhi, Swaha, Swadha, Medha, Shraddha, Saraswati, the essence of all spiritual and worldly powers. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;She is Yajna-Vidya, Maha-Vidya, and the giver of liberation. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;All aspects of knowledge, dharma, and wealth arise from Her. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;When She withdraws, the worlds decay; when She returns, creation flourishes again. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Those who earn Her glance gain health, wealth, and happiness effortlessly. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;•&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lakshmi declares that She will never abandon devotees who chant this hymn with faith.Spiritual significance: This stotram reveals Lakshmi not merely as the goddess of wealth, but as the Divine Shakti of Vishnu — the eternal cosmic energy pervading creation.Benefits: Reciting this hymn daily at dawn and dusk destroys poverty, ensures prosperity, family happiness, peace, and divine grace.Summary:The Sri Mahalakshmi Stotram from the Vishnu Purana is a divine dialogue between Indra and Goddess Lakshmi. It glorifies Her as the Universal Mother and Source of all wealth and virtue. Chanting it with devotion ensures the constant presence of prosperity and removes all forms of misfortune.

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