Sri Tulasi Stava of Sristikanda of the Padma Purana | скачать в хорошем качестве

Sri Tulasi Stava of Sristikanda of the Padma Purana |

Music : ‪@m.aahaul‬ #ramnavami #krishnabhajan #ramnavmi #ramnavami2023status Verses: "munayah sidha-gandharvah Patale nagarat svayam Prabhavam tava deveshi Gayanti sura-sattama" O goddess, the munis, siddhas, gandharvas, the naga kings in Patala, and the great demigods sing your glories. "na te prabhavam jananti devatah keshavadrite gunanam patimananutu kalpakotisha-tairapi" Even though they have counted many millions of your virtues, the demigods, except for Lord Keshava, do not understand the full extent of your powers and glories. "krsna-anandat samudbhnutu kshiroda – mathanodyame uttamange pura yena tulasi-vishnu na dhrita” Born from Lord Krishna’s bliss as He churned the milk ocean, Tulasi was carried by Lord Vishnu on His head. "prapyaitani tvaya devi vishno-rangani sarvashah pavitrata tvaya prapta tulasim tvam namamyaham" O Tulasi, I offer obeisances to you. When you are placed on Lord Vishnu’s limbs, you purify everyone. "tvadanga-sambhavaih patrai puja-yami yatha harim tatha kurushva me vighna yato yami para gatim" As with your leaves I worship Lord Hari, please remove the obstacles before me. I take shelter of you. "ropita gomati-tire svayam-krsnena palita jagaddhitaya tulasi gopinam hita-hetave" To bring auspiciousness to the world and to benefit the gopis, Lord Krishna planted you and cared for you on the shore of the Gomati River. "vrindavane vicharata sevita vishnuna svayam gokulasya vivriddhyath kamsasya nidhanaya cha” To bring opulence to Gokula and to become able to kill Kamsa, Lord Vishnu served you in Vrindavana. "vashishtha vachanat purvam ramen sarayu-tate rakshasanam vadharthaya ropit-tvam jagat-priye ropita-tapaso vridhyai tulasi-tvam namamyaham" O you who are dear to the worlds, in order to become able to kill the rakshasas, by Vasistha’s order, Lord Rama planted you on the shore of the Sarayu. Planting you is like performing great austerities. To you, O Tulasi, I offer my respectful obeisances. "viyoge raghavendra-sya dhyatva tvam janak atmaja ashokavana-madhye tu priyena saha-sangata" When in the grove of asoka trees Sita-devi was separated from Lord Rama, she meditated on you and for this reason she attained the company of her beloved. "shankarartha pura devi parvatya tvam himalaye ropita sevita siddhyai tulasi-tvam namamyaham" To attain Lord Shiva, Parvati planted you, O goddess, in the Himalayas. To you, O Tulasi, I offer my obeisances. “dharmaranye gayayam cha sevita pitribhih svayam sevita tulasi punya atmano hita-michhata" You are served by the pitas in the Dharmaranya forest of Gaya. You, O sacred Tulasi, are served by they who desire auspiciousness. "ropita ramachandren sevita lakshmanena cha sitaya palita bhaktya tulasi-dandake vane" O Tulasi you were planted by Lord Rama, served by Laksmana, and with great devotion protected by Sita devi in the Dandaka forest "trailokya-vyapini ganga yatha-shastre-shu giyate tathaiva tulasi devi drisyate sacharachare" As the Ganges, which flows through the three worlds, is glorified in the shastras, so Tulasi Devi is seen by the moving and unmoving creature. "rishyamuke cha vasata kapirajen sevita tulasi balinashaya tarasangam-hetave" To meet Tara, and kill Vali, the king of monkeys served you Tulasi, in Rsyamukha. "pranamya tulasi-devi sagarot tkramanam kritam krit-karayah prahusthascha hanuman punaragataha" Bowing down to Tulasi Devi, Hanuman crossed the ocean, and, happy and his mission accomplished, returned home again. "tulasi grahanam kritva vimukto yati patakaih athava munishardula brahma-hatyam-vyapohati" By touching Tulasi, one becomes free of all sins. O tiger of sages, in this way, one becomes feree of the sin of killing a brahmana. tulasi patra-galitam yastoyam-sirasa vahet ganga-snanam avapnoti dasha-dhenu phala-pradam If one holds on his head the water that has washed a Tulasi leaf, he attains the result of bathing in the Ganges or the result of giving ten cows in charity. "prasid devi deveshi prasid hari vallabhe kshirod-mathanod bhute tulasi tvam namamyaham" O goddess, O queen of the demigods, please be kind! O beloved of Lord Hari, please be kind! O Tulasi born from the churning of the milk ocean, I offer my respectful obeisances to you. "dvadasyam jagare ratrou yah pathet tulasi stavam dvatrim-shadaperadhans cha kshamate tasya keshavah" Lord Keshava forgives 32 offences for one who, staying awake on Dwadasi night, recites this prayer to Tulasi.