Mantras

July 3, 2008 — Hariprasad

Stotras, Suktas and Dasara Padas

Primarily in Kannada script. Some of them are available in Devanagiri and English scripts as well. Note: Some of the documents links are to external sites and open in a separate window.

  • Maha Vishnu
  • Sri Krishna
  • Sri Rama
  • Sri Hayagriva
  • Mahalakshmi
  • Mukhya Prana
  • Shiva
  • Ganesha
  • Others
  • Sarvamoola Granthas
  • Navagrahas
  • Suktas
  • Srimad Bhagavadgita
  • Devaranama


    • Maha Vishnu

    1. Dvadasha Stotra – By Sri Madhvacharya (Devanagari)
    2. Vishnu Sahasranama Stotra (Devanagiri)
    3. Nrusimha Stuti
    4. Nrusimha Krupavalokana Prarthana Stuti
    5. Srinivasa Stotra
    6. Vishnu Ashtavimshati Nama Stotra
    7. Vishnu Shodasha Nama Stotra
    8. Narayana Varma (Narayana Kavacha) (Devanagiri)
    9. Ramesha Stuti (Devanagiri)
    10. Avatara Traya Stotra – By Sri Vadiraja Swamy
    11. Dashavatara Stotra – By Sri Vadiraja Swamy
    12. Narayana Stotra – (Devanagiri)
    13. Vishnu Stuti – (Devanagiri)
    14. Dadhi Vamana Stotra – (Devanagiri)
    15. Hayavadana Ashtakam – (Devanagiri)
    16. Vishnu Ashta Nama Stotra – (Devanagiri)
    17. Vishnu Shata Nama Stotra – (Devanagiri)
    18. Vyasa Stotra (Daridrya Hara Stotra) – (Devanagiri) (English)


    Sri Krishna

    1. Krishna Ashtottara Stotra (Devanagiri) (English)
    2. Sri Krishna Stuti – By Sri Vadiraja Swamy (Devanagiri)
    3. Ashta Mahishi Yukta Krishna Stotra
    4. Kanduka Stuti – By Sri Madhvacharya
    5. Sri Krishna Dvadasha Nama Stotra – From the Mahabharata
    6. Sri Krishnashtakam
    7. Palayachyuta Stotra (Krishna Stuti) – By Sri Vadiraja Swamy (Devanagiri)


    Sri Rama

    1. Rama Raksha Stotra – (Devanagiri) (English) (Detailed explanation)
    2. Rama Raksha Stotra (2)
    3. Sri Rama Dhyanam
    4. Sri Rama Dvadasha Nama Stotra
    5. Rama Stuti (Devanagiri)
    6. Rama Stuti – 2 (Devanagiri)
    7. Rama Stotra (Devanagiri)
    8. Rama Panchakam (Devanagiri)
    9. Rama Dashakam (Devanagiri)
    10. Rama Charitram (Devanagiri)
    11. Sri Rama Ashtottara Shatha Nama Stotra (Devanagiri)
    12. Rama Ashtakam (Devanagiri)
    13. Sri Rama Ashta Vimshati Nama Stotra (Devanagiri)
    14. Rama Stuti in the Dvadasha Stotra (Devanagiri)
    15. Sri Rama Kavacham by Sri Vadiraja Swamy (Devanagari) (English) 


    Sri Hayagriva

    1. Hayagriva Sampada Stotra – By Sri Vadiraja Swamy (Devanagiri)
    2. Hayagriva Stuti – By Sri Vadiraja Swamy (Devanagiri)
    3. Hayagriva Dashakam – By Sri Vadiraja Swamy (Devanagiri)


    Lakshmi

    Mukhya Prana

    Shiva

    Ganesha

    Sarvamoola Granthas


    Navagraha (along with Adhi devata and Pratyadhi devata) Mantras

    1. Surya Mantra
    2. Angaraka (Kuja) Mantra
    3. Shukra Mantra
    4. Chandra Mantra
    5. Budha Mantra
    6. Bruhaspati (Guru) Mantra
    7. Shanaishchara (Shani) Mantra
    8. Rahu Mantra
    9. Ketu Mantra
    10. Navagraha Stotra (English) (Devanagiri)

    Suktas
    1. Purusha Sukta (Devanagiri)
    2. Sri Sukta (Devanagiri)
    3. Ambhrani Sukta (Devanagiri)
    4. Manyu Sukta
    5. Bhagya Sukta
    6. Aikamatya Mantra (Devanagari)
    7. Durga Sukta (Devanagiri)
    8. Balittha Sukta
    9. Sarpa Sukta
    10. Medha Sukta (Devanagari)
    11. Narayana Sukta (Devanagari)
    12. Rushabha Sukta (Devanagari)


    Srimad Bhagavadgita

    1. Gita Mahatmyam (Devanagari) (English) new!
    2. Chapter 01 – Arjuna Vishada Yoga (Devanagari) (English)
    3. Chapter 02 – Sankhya Yoga (Devanagari) (English) new!
    4. Chapter 12 – Bhakti Yoga (Devanagari) (English)
    5. Chapter 15 – Purushottama Yoga (Devanagari) (English)


    Devaranama

    1. Keshava Nama Smarane – by Sri Kanakadasa
    2. Pavamana Pavamana – by Sri Vijayadasa
    3. Nammamma Sharade – by Sri Kanakadasa
    4. Gajavadana Beduve – by Sri Purandaradasa
    5. Bhagyada Lakshmi Baramma – by Sri Purandaradasa
    6. Jagadoddarana – by Sri Purandaradasa
    7. Sharanu Sharanayya
    8. Rama Nama Payasakke – by Sri Purandaradasa
    9. Idu Bhagya Idu Bhagya – by Sri Purandaradasa
    10. Hanumana Matave – by Sri Purandaradasa
    11. Isabeku Iddu Jaisabeku – by Sri Purandaradasa
    12. Daya Mado Ranga – by Sri Purandaradasa
    13. Aparadhi Nanalla – by Sri Purandaradasa
    14. Neenyako Ninna Hangyako – by Sri Purandaradasa
    15. Manava Janma Doddadu – by Sri Purandaradasa
    16. Deva Banda Namma Swami – by Sri Purandaradasa
    17. Ellaru Maduvudu Hottegagi – by Sri Purandaradasa
    18. Dasara Nindisabeda Manuja – by Sri Purandaradasa
    19. Kusina Kandira – by Sri Purandaradasa
    20. Higguve Yako I Dehake – by Sri Purandaradasa
    21. I Pariya Sobhagava Devarali – by Sri Purandaradasa
    22. Udara Vairagyavidu – by Sri Purandaradasa
    23. Teliso Illa Mulugiso – by Sri Purandaradasa
    24. Dharmakke Kai Baradi Kala – by Sri Purandaradasa
    25. Kande Na Govindana – by Sri Purandaradasa
    26. Hyange Irabeku Samsaradalli – by Sri Purandaradasa
    27. Tugire Rayara – By Sri Jagannatha Dasa (Devanagari) (English)
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    227 Responses to “Mantras”

    1. ANANDA RAO Says:
      October 18, 2009 at 4:48 pm

      This is one of the most useful and purposeful website. I have liked it immensly. It provides many moksha upayoogi literature at the press of a button’ May God bless you

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    2. sudha Says:
      October 18, 2009 at 6:50 pm

      Can you upload some kannada aarthi haadu. I want to learn few aarthi songs.

      thanks
      sudha

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    3. Venkatachalam Says:
      October 27, 2009 at 9:30 pm

      Dear All,
      Is it possible to upload Aikamatya Suktam either in english or Devanagari script? I tried to find it on the net but could get only the MP3 version.

      Reply
    4. Raghavendra Says:
      October 29, 2009 at 2:32 pm

      Dear Hari,

      These days i dont see much action here. Or may be i am not looking at the right place, i dont know. Every alternate day i visit ur site for a new update. I guess u are in a very tight schedule. I am eagerly looking forward to your sharing of the knowledge treasure you have. I wish you all the best. Aanaath Gnyaana Baronthippad…

      Raghavendra,
      Hyderabad.

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    5. Geeta Says:
      November 9, 2009 at 10:48 pm

      Dear Sir,
      I was born in a madhwa family and I got married to someone in a kshatriya family. We have a son who is literally a hari bhaktha. Can he chant Gayatri mantra? Does it have to be initiated by a guru? I heard in one of Vidhyamanya theertaru’s discourse that sandhyvandene is for all jati, including kshatriya, vaisya and sudra and even for women, but yellaru avaravuru anusara madabeku.

      Can one chant gayatri mantra without upanayanam? Please clarify. Our family would like to be mukya prana antargata hari devotees and perform our duties from whereever place we are.

      Please, give us your insights
      Geeta

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      • Shyamu Says:
        December 4, 2009 at 1:09 am

        In my opinion, all you need to do is take your son to one of our Mathadhipatis. I’m sure he can be initiated into chanting the Gayatri after the Taptamudra dharana.
        However, remember what the Lord said: In Kalidyuga, the easiest means to attaining the highest state is through the kirtana of Hari’s names. Bhajana, Kirtana may seem to be too simple to produce any great result that a mantra or stotra can produce but never underestimate their power. Bhakta Kumbhara is a classic example.

        May ShriHari guide you on the right path.

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    6. Santosh A Joshi Says:
      December 2, 2009 at 11:50 am

      This is really a very good collection of adhyatmic literature. Thanks a ton!

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    7. shivakumar Says:
      December 7, 2009 at 7:24 pm

      Thanks for a great work. Do you have Rama Abhudharaka Stotra in Kannada. Is it the same as Rama Raksha Stotram?
      Dhanyavadhagalu

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    8. geetha.r Says:
      December 8, 2009 at 10:07 am

      i am happy to have come across this very useful site which has kannada script.please could you put up the ashta shathanamavalli’s of the different god’s.
      thank you

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    9. Raghavendra Says:
      December 15, 2009 at 4:08 pm

      Namasthe,

      I wish to recite ” Shudha brahma parathpara rama…..”
      daily and I need the slokas in kannada script. Can U please put up for downloading.
      Yours
      DNR RAO

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    10. Hariprasad Says:
      December 11, 2008 at 11:59 am

      Namaskara Mahesh,

      Some really small Rama mantras -

      “Sri Rama Jaya Rama Jaya Jaya Rama”
      “Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare, Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare”
      “Ramaya Ramabhadraya Ramachandraya Vedhase Raghunathaya Nathaya Sitayah Pataye namaha”

      I understand that you are actually asking for some shorter stotras :-) Will try and upload some.

      Thanks for visiting!
      - Hari

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    11. Hariprasad Says:
      December 12, 2008 at 11:03 am

      Namaskara Sri Raghu,

      The first shloka you mention is more of a statement than a prayer where Lord Rudra is explaining the power of Rama mantra to Parvati. Simply chanting ‘Rama’ three times is also very powerful. Hence, the real mantra hidden there is just the name ‘Rama’. But many thanks for bringing up both the shlokas.

      I had the great opportunity to discuss the question of Aditya Hridayam with Sri Vyasanakere Prabhanjanacharya a few months ago. He opined that as long as we did the Anusandhana that the Aditya Hridayam was bestowed by Sri Rama for the welfare of humanity and Surya himself, it is perfectly ok. Never should we think that Sri Rama derived any benefit by praying to Surya. Essentially, we should not fall into the ‘Asura Mohana’ trap that is open there :-)

      Regards, Hari

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    12. Hariprasad Says:
      December 12, 2008 at 2:02 pm

      aapadaamapaharthaaram daataaram sarvasampadaam |
      lokaabhiraamam sri raamam bhooyo bhooyo namaamyaham ||

      Regards, Hari

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    13. Hariprasad Says:
      December 16, 2008 at 7:58 am

      Namaskara Nirmala,

      Many thanks for your kind words.

      Lakshmi Shobana is definitely on my list. But I am working on something ambitious for the next few weeks and so it may be a while before I am able to upload this. Do keep visiting.

      Thanks, Hari

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    14. Hariprasad Says:
      December 19, 2008 at 1:22 pm

      Namaskara Mahesh,

      I am not sure what you mean by “buying Vayu Stuti”. If you are referring to Mukhya Prana Chakra, I suggest you contact a good archaka or purohit and get their opinion. I am not well versed with Chakras and Mandalas and hence my opinions may be wrong. If you are referring to purchasing Vayu Stuti book and reciting it, then its definitely a very good idea, provided you get ‘Upadesa’ from a Guru.

      Regards, Hari

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    15. Hariprasad Says:
      January 1, 2009 at 3:52 pm

      Namaskara Sri Ramnath,

      I am not sure which mantra you are referring to. Could you kindly clarify.

      Regards, Hari

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    16. Hariprasad Says:
      January 16, 2009 at 1:38 pm

      Namaskara Nirmala,

      Thanks and wishes to you and your family too.

      Regards, Hari

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    17. Hariprasad Says:
      January 16, 2009 at 1:43 pm

      Namaskara Anand,

      There are 2 zip files available at http://www.taraprakashana.org/index_files/dwlds.htm under “Veda Suktas”. It contains a majority of the sukthas you have listed.

      Regards, Hari

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    18. Hariprasad Says:
      January 21, 2009 at 4:40 pm

      Namaskara Nagesh,

      Thanks for your comments. I will certainly try to increase the collection.

      Regards, Hari

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    19. Hariprasad Says:
      February 4, 2009 at 1:59 pm

      Namaskara Sri Raghu,

      I do not have this stuthi myself but the following link maybe of use to you.

      http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jignaasa/message/2438

      Regards, Hari

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    20. Hariprasad Says:
      February 5, 2009 at 9:25 am

      Namaskara Sri Raghu,

      1. Thanks so much for your wishes!
      2. I actually am not too well versed with this stuti, honestly. Let me do some research and try and get you an answer.

      Regards, Hari

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    21. padmanaabhrao Says:
      April 24, 2009 at 10:35 am

      Namo Narayana
      Vayustuti Book is available in many book shops where the copies are sold. But Vayusuti Chakra is a Photograph of Sri Hanuman carrying sanjeevani mountain in his hand. Vayustuti is printed from his tail to face comprising of 41 Shlokas. You can Frame and hang in Pooja Room. If you want tohave printed version withor without meaning. Some of them are 1. Harivayustuti translated by Bannanje Govindacharya,2. Harivayustuti by madhva siddhanta granthalaya. Udupi car street, 3. hARIVAYUSTUTI, mUKHYAPRAANA KAVACHA, mADHVA KAVACHAM IN KANNADA BY vIDVAN pADMANABHA shARMA AVAILABLE IN SHOPS WHERE THEY SELL BOOKS ON rELIGION AND pHILOSOPHY.

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    22. padmanabharao Says:
      August 16, 2009 at 1:06 pm

      iT IS TO BRING TO THE NOTICE OF ALL THAT THE SOUTH INDIAN VERSION OF RAMAYANA DOES NOT CONTAIN ADITYA HRIDAYA IN YUDDHA KANDA. HOWEVER IT IS A POWERFUL STOTRA FOR HEALTH AND WELL BEING. ANUSANDHANA IS NOT EASY. WHEN YOU PRAY sUN GOD WE ALWAYS MAY NOT THINK SAVITR NAAMAKA lAKSHMEENARAYANA.

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    23. padmanabharao Says:
      August 16, 2009 at 1:24 pm

      by mistake i had posted aditya hrudaya is not present in south indian version. but please read this is present in south indian vesion. ref; Dr K. Krishna murty on versions of Ramayana.

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    24. Sridhar K Says:
      August 26, 2009 at 4:18 pm

      Dear Hari Prasad

      Just visited the site. You have done / doing wonderful job.
      Braahmanyavannu neevu ulisutta, belesuttiddeeri.

      Dhanyavadagalu.
      Sridhar

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