Sri Sukta & Sri Mahalaxmi Stuti

Darshan of Sri AshthaLakshmi Maa in AshthaLakshmi Bhavan atSivananda Ashram, Ahmedabad

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(HYMNTO THE DIVINE MOTHER IN THE FORM OF LAKSHMI)

The Purusha Sukta is the most famous and likely one of the most important hymns from the Rigveda. It is called a 'later' Vedic hymn because its grammar is not as difficult as hymns in the other parts of the Rigveda; however, the language of the Purusha Sukta has some features that don't appear in later Sanskrit works, including Vedic accent. Purusha in this Suktham is described as a gigantic personality who is spread everywhere. Brahma the creator is supposed to have his huge body as a sacrifice so that he can create the world. Dec 28, 2020 Purusha Suktam - English Vaidika Vignanam. A collection of spiritual and devotional literature in various Indian languages in Sanskrit, Samskrutam, Hindia, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Gujarati, Bengali, Oriya, English scripts with pdf.

TRANSLATIONBY SRI SWAMI KRISHNANANDA

(1-2)Invoke for you O Agni, the Goddess Lakshmi, who shines like gold, yellow in hue,wearing gold and silver garlands, blooming like the moon, the embodiment ofwealth. O Agni! Invoke for me that unfailing Lakshmi, blessed by whom, I shallwin wealth, cattle, horses and men.

Purusha Suktam Sanskrit Text

(3-4) I invoke Shri (Lakshmi, who has a line of horses in her front, a series of chariots in the middle, who is being awakened by the trumpeting of elephants, who is divinely resplendent. May that divine Lakshmi grace me. I hereby invoke that Shri (Lakshmi) who is the embodiment of absolute bliss; who is of pleasant smile on her face; whose lustre is that of burnished gold; who is wet as it were, (just from the milky ocean) who is blazing with splendour, and is the embodiment of the fulfillment of all wishes; who satisfies the desire of her votaries; who is seated on the lotus and is beautiful like the lotus.

(5-6)I resort to that Lakshmi for shelter in this world, who is beautiful like themoon, who shines bright, who is blazing with renown, which is adored (even) bythe gods, which is highly magnanimous, and grand like the lotus. May mymisfortunes perish. I surrender myself to Thee, O Thou resplendent like the Sun!By Thy power and glory, plants like the bael tree have grown up. may the fruitsthereof destroy through the grace of all inauspiciousness rising from the innerorgans and ignorance as well from the outer senses.

(7-8) O Lakshmi! I am born in this country with the heritage of wealth. May the friends of Lord Siva (Kubera, Lord of wealth and Kiriti, Lord of Fame), come to me. May these (having take their abode with me), bestow on me fame and prosperity. I shall destroy the elder sister to Lakshmi, the embodiment of inauspiciousness and such evil as hunger, thirst and the like. O Lakshmi! Drive out from my abode all misfortunes and poverty.

(9-10)I hereby invoke Lakshmi (Shri), whose (main) avenue of perception is theodoriferous sense (i.e., one who abides mainly in cows); who is incapable ofdefeat or threat from anyone; who is ever healthy (with such virtuous qualitiesas truth); whose grace is seen abundantly in the refuse of cows (the cows beingsacred); and who is supreme over all created beings. O Lakshmi! May we obtainand enjoy the fulfillment of our desires and our volitions, the veracity of ourspeech, the wealth of cattle, the abundance of varieties of food to eat! Mayprosperity and fame reside in me (thy devotee)!

(11-12) Lakshmi! You have progeny in Kardama. (Hence) O Kardama, may you reside in me. Make Mother Shri with garlands of lotuses to have Her abode in my (ancestral) line. may the (holy) waters create friendship (they being of adhesive nature). O Chiklita (progeny of Shri)! Reside at my home; and arrange to make Divine Mother Shri stay in my lineage!

(13-14)Invoke for me, O Agni, Lakshmi who shines like gold, is brilliant like the sun,who is powerfully fragrant, who wields the rod of suzerainty, who is the form ofsupreme rulership, who is radiant with ornaments and is the goddess of wealth.Invoke for me O Agni, the Goddess Lakshmi who shines like gold, blooms like themoon, who is fresh with anointment (of fragrant scent), who is adorned with thelotuses (lifted up by celestial elephants in the act of worship), who is thepresiding deity of nourishment, who is yellow in colour, and who wearsgarlands of lotuses.

Invoke for me O Agni, that Goddess Lakshmi, who is ever unfailing, being blesses by whom I shall win wealth in plenty, cattle, servants, horses and men.

Wecommune ourselves with the Great Goddess, and meditate on the consort of Vishnu;may that Lakshmi direct us (to the Great Goal). Om May there be Peace, Peace,Peace.

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