The document contains prayers and chants in Marathi dedicated to various Hindu deities. It includes an arati to Ganesh praising his qualities and asking for his blessings. It also includes aratis to the goddess Parvati/Durga describing her as the destroyer of troubles and fulfiller of wishes. A third arati praises Shiva/Shankara for drinking poison to save the world, and describes the story of how he got his name Neelakantha meaning blue-throated. The prayers emphasize requesting blessings, protection and fulfillment of desires from the deities.
This document describes a clinical trial protocol to evaluate the efficacy and safety of Loteprednol Etabonate Ophthalmic Suspension 1% w/v compared to Loteprednol Etabonate Ophthalmic Suspension 0.5% w/v for the treatment of post-operative inflammatory conditions of the eye. The randomized, double-blind, parallel group trial will enroll 206 subjects to receive either the 1% or 0.5% suspension twice daily for 18 days. The primary endpoint is the proportion of subjects with complete resolution of anterior chamber cells at day 8. Secondary endpoints include resolution of anterior chamber flare and pain scores. The trial eligibility criteria, design, procedures, and assessments are provided in
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For most, problem solving and critical thinking are NOT naturally given talents. But they are skills that can be developed in anyone, with practice and adequate coaching. In this webinar, Karen shares her 12-step model for executing the PDSA (plan-do-study-adjust) cycle and give tips on how to best develop deep capabilities across the entire workforce.
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The document discusses analytical thinking and provides a framework for developing analytical skills. It defines analytical thinking as gathering information to evaluate and solve complex problems. A scientific approach to analytical thinking is outlined that involves defining the problem, formulating hypotheses, collecting facts, analyzing information, and developing a solution. Several tools for problem identification, formulating hypotheses, collecting facts, and analyzing information are also listed. The key messages are that there are no 100% prepackaged solutions, developing a plan with milestones and performance measures is important, and requirements may need to be revisited.
Critical thinking refers to objectively analyzing information and making a reasoned judgment. It involves evaluating sources of data, facts, and research. The top five critical thinking skills are analytical thinking, communication, creativity, being open-minded, and problem solving. Developing critical thinking follows six steps - identifying knowledge, comprehending information, applying understanding, analyzing situations, synthesizing decisions, and taking action. Tools like MindMeister and ProcessOn and websites like Lumosity can encourage and develop critical thinking abilities.
This document lists and provides details about one day trip locations near Pune that allow visitors to enjoy nature without spending much time traveling. It describes six places within 50-160 kilometers of Pune: Bhandara Mountain 40km from Pune, Kund Mala 35km away, Vadeshwar Waterfalls 50km, Kori Gad 85km, Bedsa Caves 55km, and Malshej Ghat 160km. Brief details are given for each location like distance from Pune and directions to get there.
The document discusses how to create Excel charts and tables to visualize data from various topics such as education, grain sales, populations, running times, family expenses, and concession sales. It provides screenshots of an embedded Excel table in a Google Form survey on favorite phones and an Excel chart created from the survey results showing more people prefer iPhones over HTC. The document appears to be notes from a lesson on using Excel to make tables and charts from different types of data sets.
Black money refers to funds earned on the books but unreported to avoid taxes. It exists due to factors like high taxes, corruption, and perceptions of government. Black money has grown significantly in India, estimated at 25-50% of GDP in developing countries. While some argue black money improves well-being and entrepreneurship, it undermines the tax system, economic forecasts, and public confidence. Past tax amnesty programs in India have had varying success in generating tax revenue from unreported funds. Moving forward, policies aim to curb black money through increased audits, incentives for legal transactions, and simplified tax compliance.
This document describes a clinical trial protocol to evaluate the efficacy and safety of Loteprednol Etabonate Ophthalmic Suspension 1% w/v compared to Loteprednol Etabonate Ophthalmic Suspension 0.5% w/v for the treatment of post-operative inflammatory conditions of the eye. The randomized, double-blind, parallel group trial will enroll 206 subjects to receive either the 1% or 0.5% suspension twice daily for 18 days. The primary endpoint is the proportion of subjects with complete resolution of anterior chamber cells at day 8. Secondary endpoints include resolution of anterior chamber flare and pain scores. The trial eligibility criteria, design, procedures, and assessments are provided in
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For most, problem solving and critical thinking are NOT naturally given talents. But they are skills that can be developed in anyone, with practice and adequate coaching. In this webinar, Karen shares her 12-step model for executing the PDSA (plan-do-study-adjust) cycle and give tips on how to best develop deep capabilities across the entire workforce.
Analytical Thinking and Innovation.pdfssuserf3628e
The document discusses analytical thinking and provides a framework for developing analytical skills. It defines analytical thinking as gathering information to evaluate and solve complex problems. A scientific approach to analytical thinking is outlined that involves defining the problem, formulating hypotheses, collecting facts, analyzing information, and developing a solution. Several tools for problem identification, formulating hypotheses, collecting facts, and analyzing information are also listed. The key messages are that there are no 100% prepackaged solutions, developing a plan with milestones and performance measures is important, and requirements may need to be revisited.
Critical thinking refers to objectively analyzing information and making a reasoned judgment. It involves evaluating sources of data, facts, and research. The top five critical thinking skills are analytical thinking, communication, creativity, being open-minded, and problem solving. Developing critical thinking follows six steps - identifying knowledge, comprehending information, applying understanding, analyzing situations, synthesizing decisions, and taking action. Tools like MindMeister and ProcessOn and websites like Lumosity can encourage and develop critical thinking abilities.
This document lists and provides details about one day trip locations near Pune that allow visitors to enjoy nature without spending much time traveling. It describes six places within 50-160 kilometers of Pune: Bhandara Mountain 40km from Pune, Kund Mala 35km away, Vadeshwar Waterfalls 50km, Kori Gad 85km, Bedsa Caves 55km, and Malshej Ghat 160km. Brief details are given for each location like distance from Pune and directions to get there.
The document discusses how to create Excel charts and tables to visualize data from various topics such as education, grain sales, populations, running times, family expenses, and concession sales. It provides screenshots of an embedded Excel table in a Google Form survey on favorite phones and an Excel chart created from the survey results showing more people prefer iPhones over HTC. The document appears to be notes from a lesson on using Excel to make tables and charts from different types of data sets.
Black money refers to funds earned on the books but unreported to avoid taxes. It exists due to factors like high taxes, corruption, and perceptions of government. Black money has grown significantly in India, estimated at 25-50% of GDP in developing countries. While some argue black money improves well-being and entrepreneurship, it undermines the tax system, economic forecasts, and public confidence. Past tax amnesty programs in India have had varying success in generating tax revenue from unreported funds. Moving forward, policies aim to curb black money through increased audits, incentives for legal transactions, and simplified tax compliance.
- The document discusses issues related to black money in India such as the estimated annual spending on social programs like NREGA and the food security bill, and causes of black money such as corruption, tax evasion, and illegal activities.
- It provides an overview of the macroeconomic impacts of black money like inflation and fiscal deficit, and methods used to estimate black money levels like input-output and velocity of money approaches.
- The effects of black money on the Indian economy are outlined as well as government initiatives and suggestions to curb black money such as demonetization, international agreements, and tax reforms.
Black money refers to funds generated through illegal activities that are unreported to tax authorities. It exists in cash form and is often stored in secret overseas bank accounts. Common sources of black money include gambling, drug trafficking, tax evasion, and political corruption. India is estimated to have over $1.4 trillion of undisclosed funds stored in Swiss banks alone. Recovering this black money could help fund critical infrastructure and development projects in India. However, its return could also cause economic issues like inflation if not managed properly by the government. Citizens need to actively fight corruption to reduce the generation of new black money.
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All Subjects past papers of Maharashtra HSC board including of 2016. You will find previous year Board papers of 2016, 2015,2014,2013.
It also have Exam papers of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, Maths, Statistics, Accounts, Economics, Organisation of Commerce, Secretarial Practice, Hindi, Marathi , Urdu etc.
Raigad fort is located in Maharashtra, India. It served as the capital of the Maratha kingdom under King Shivaji in 1674. The fort sits at an elevation of 820 meters above sea level on a hill in the Sahyadri mountain range. There are approximately 1400 steps leading up to the fort, though a ropeway now provides access. Ruins at the fort include the queen's quarters, the main palace foundations, watchtowers, and an execution point. The fort also has ruins of the old market area and structures that allowed for shopping from horseback.
5S is a workplace organization method that uses five Japanese words starting with S: seiri (sort), seiton (set in order), seiso (shine), seiketsu (standardize), and shitsuke (sustain). The method involves sorting through items and keeping only necessary items, organizing items for efficiency, cleaning the workplace, standardizing processes, and sustaining the new systems. Implementing 5S leads to benefits like less waste, improved efficiency, reduced costs, improved safety, better employee morale, and improved quality. Achieving the different levels of 5S housekeeping organization from level 1 to level 5 results in an increasingly clean, organized, and well-maintained workplace.
Black money refers to untaxed currency from the shadow economy. It is caused by corrupt politicians and bureaucrats, a complex tax structure, overregulation, and criminal activities. The consequences of black money include decreased government revenues, lower quality public services, higher taxes and inflation, and difficulties with monetary and fiscal policy. Controlling black money involves converting it to declared white money through amnesty schemes or demonetizing high-denomination bills. However, preventing black money through tax simplification, fewer regulations, increased banking transactions and oversight is a better long-term solution than temporary conversion measures.
The document discusses black money, which refers to funds earned through illegal or underground economic activities and not taxed. It notes some sources and movement of black money, such as through hawala systems or depositing in Swiss bank accounts. Some impacts of black money are slow country progress, unequal wealth distribution, recession, inflation, and corruption. Suggested measures to combat black money include international coordination, awareness campaigns, political donation regulations, transparent governance, and individual action.
this is the slide-show presentation which gives info about forts related to maharashtra...also contain some rare images of some forts which are still not in focus to people !!
Black money refers to wealth that is unaccounted for and on which taxes have not been paid. It is estimated that over $1.4 trillion in illegal Indian funds are stored in foreign bank accounts and tax havens. The accumulation of black money has significant negative impacts, including less tax revenue for the government, inflation, poverty, corruption, and distorted economic growth. Proposals to reduce black money include penalties, voluntary disclosure programs, international cooperation, and citizens taking personal responsibility by refusing to pay or accept bribes.
This document discusses black money in India, including its sources such as illegal activities, movement through hawala systems and Swiss banks, and impact through major scams that have cost India trillions of dollars. It provides details on several large scams like 2G, Coalgate, Commonwealth Games, and IPL and estimates that over 250 scams since 1947 have lost India approximately $20 trillion. It concludes that black money burdens the economy and people through poverty and inflation and that citizens must fight corruption to reduce its creation and impact.
Income earned surreptitiously and not reported to the government in an attempt to avoid paying taxes on it is called Black Money. The presentation shows the Causes and Effects of Black Money in India.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Hadoop, an open-source framework for distributed storage and processing of large datasets across clusters of computers. It discusses how Hadoop uses MapReduce and HDFS to parallelize workloads and store data redundantly across nodes to solve issues around hardware failure and combining results. Key aspects covered include how HDFS distributes and replicates data, how MapReduce isolates processing into mapping and reducing functions to abstract communication, and how Hadoop moves computation to the data to improve performance.
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This presentation summarizes information about black money in India. It reports that India has $1,500 billion in black money stored in Swiss banks, approximately 13 times larger than India's foreign debt. This money could provide $100,000 to 45 crore poor people. However, the Indian government is not aggressively pursuing this money from Swiss banks. Common sources of black money include corruption, tax evasion, and illegal activities. Politicians and government officials are often involved in generating and using black money. It estimates that black money constitutes 30% of India's GDP and outlines some of the largest corruption scams in India. The consequences of black money include increased poverty, inflation, and reduced development. Steps must be taken to reduce corruption
Marathi is an Indo-Aryan language spoken primarily in the state of Maharashtra in western India. The document introduces basic Marathi language lessons, including common phrases, numbers 1-10, pronouns, conjugation of the verb "to be", and an introduction to nouns and their genders. The lessons are meant for beginners to gain conversational knowledge of Marathi and cover the Mumbai dialect without including instruction on writing Marathi in Devanagari script.
Black money refers to funds earned through illegal or underground economic activities that are untaxed. India generates the most black money in the world at $1,456 billion, mostly through corruption, tax evasion, and money laundering. Much of this black money is stored in Swiss bank accounts and moved using hawala networks. Recovering black money could repay India's foreign debt 24 times over and boost the economy tremendously by adding to GDP. However, black money also fuels poverty, inflation, and hinders development. Measures like amnesty schemes, simplifying tax laws, and increasing enforcement could help reduce the generation of black money.
Kandhar sashti kavasam translation in english... (meanings)Tharani Kanappan
A very rare piece of kandha sashti kavasam meaning translated in english... You'll feel enchanted...
மெய் சிலிர்க்க வைக்கும் கந்த சஷ்டி கவசத்தின் ஆங்கில பொருளாக்கம்.
This document provides an introduction to the Uddhava Gita, which contains confidential teachings from Lord Krishna to His devotee Uddhava just prior to Krishna's departure from this world. The introduction discusses how the Uddhava Gita elaborates on the five fundamental truths taught in the Bhagavad Gita of Ishvara, jiva, prakriti, kala, and karma. It then describes how the demigods requested Krishna to return to His abode after fulfilling His duties on earth, and how Krishna arranged for the annihilation of the Yadu dynasty before departing. The introduction establishes the significance and context of the Uddhava Gita within Krish
- The document discusses issues related to black money in India such as the estimated annual spending on social programs like NREGA and the food security bill, and causes of black money such as corruption, tax evasion, and illegal activities.
- It provides an overview of the macroeconomic impacts of black money like inflation and fiscal deficit, and methods used to estimate black money levels like input-output and velocity of money approaches.
- The effects of black money on the Indian economy are outlined as well as government initiatives and suggestions to curb black money such as demonetization, international agreements, and tax reforms.
Black money refers to funds generated through illegal activities that are unreported to tax authorities. It exists in cash form and is often stored in secret overseas bank accounts. Common sources of black money include gambling, drug trafficking, tax evasion, and political corruption. India is estimated to have over $1.4 trillion of undisclosed funds stored in Swiss banks alone. Recovering this black money could help fund critical infrastructure and development projects in India. However, its return could also cause economic issues like inflation if not managed properly by the government. Citizens need to actively fight corruption to reduce the generation of new black money.
Maharashtra hsc board previous year papersHSC.co.in
All Subjects past papers of Maharashtra HSC board including of 2016. You will find previous year Board papers of 2016, 2015,2014,2013.
It also have Exam papers of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, Maths, Statistics, Accounts, Economics, Organisation of Commerce, Secretarial Practice, Hindi, Marathi , Urdu etc.
Raigad fort is located in Maharashtra, India. It served as the capital of the Maratha kingdom under King Shivaji in 1674. The fort sits at an elevation of 820 meters above sea level on a hill in the Sahyadri mountain range. There are approximately 1400 steps leading up to the fort, though a ropeway now provides access. Ruins at the fort include the queen's quarters, the main palace foundations, watchtowers, and an execution point. The fort also has ruins of the old market area and structures that allowed for shopping from horseback.
5S is a workplace organization method that uses five Japanese words starting with S: seiri (sort), seiton (set in order), seiso (shine), seiketsu (standardize), and shitsuke (sustain). The method involves sorting through items and keeping only necessary items, organizing items for efficiency, cleaning the workplace, standardizing processes, and sustaining the new systems. Implementing 5S leads to benefits like less waste, improved efficiency, reduced costs, improved safety, better employee morale, and improved quality. Achieving the different levels of 5S housekeeping organization from level 1 to level 5 results in an increasingly clean, organized, and well-maintained workplace.
Black money refers to untaxed currency from the shadow economy. It is caused by corrupt politicians and bureaucrats, a complex tax structure, overregulation, and criminal activities. The consequences of black money include decreased government revenues, lower quality public services, higher taxes and inflation, and difficulties with monetary and fiscal policy. Controlling black money involves converting it to declared white money through amnesty schemes or demonetizing high-denomination bills. However, preventing black money through tax simplification, fewer regulations, increased banking transactions and oversight is a better long-term solution than temporary conversion measures.
The document discusses black money, which refers to funds earned through illegal or underground economic activities and not taxed. It notes some sources and movement of black money, such as through hawala systems or depositing in Swiss bank accounts. Some impacts of black money are slow country progress, unequal wealth distribution, recession, inflation, and corruption. Suggested measures to combat black money include international coordination, awareness campaigns, political donation regulations, transparent governance, and individual action.
this is the slide-show presentation which gives info about forts related to maharashtra...also contain some rare images of some forts which are still not in focus to people !!
Black money refers to wealth that is unaccounted for and on which taxes have not been paid. It is estimated that over $1.4 trillion in illegal Indian funds are stored in foreign bank accounts and tax havens. The accumulation of black money has significant negative impacts, including less tax revenue for the government, inflation, poverty, corruption, and distorted economic growth. Proposals to reduce black money include penalties, voluntary disclosure programs, international cooperation, and citizens taking personal responsibility by refusing to pay or accept bribes.
This document discusses black money in India, including its sources such as illegal activities, movement through hawala systems and Swiss banks, and impact through major scams that have cost India trillions of dollars. It provides details on several large scams like 2G, Coalgate, Commonwealth Games, and IPL and estimates that over 250 scams since 1947 have lost India approximately $20 trillion. It concludes that black money burdens the economy and people through poverty and inflation and that citizens must fight corruption to reduce its creation and impact.
Income earned surreptitiously and not reported to the government in an attempt to avoid paying taxes on it is called Black Money. The presentation shows the Causes and Effects of Black Money in India.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Hadoop, an open-source framework for distributed storage and processing of large datasets across clusters of computers. It discusses how Hadoop uses MapReduce and HDFS to parallelize workloads and store data redundantly across nodes to solve issues around hardware failure and combining results. Key aspects covered include how HDFS distributes and replicates data, how MapReduce isolates processing into mapping and reducing functions to abstract communication, and how Hadoop moves computation to the data to improve performance.
Previous Years Solved Question Papers for Staff Selection Commission (SSC)…SmartPrep Education
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This presentation summarizes information about black money in India. It reports that India has $1,500 billion in black money stored in Swiss banks, approximately 13 times larger than India's foreign debt. This money could provide $100,000 to 45 crore poor people. However, the Indian government is not aggressively pursuing this money from Swiss banks. Common sources of black money include corruption, tax evasion, and illegal activities. Politicians and government officials are often involved in generating and using black money. It estimates that black money constitutes 30% of India's GDP and outlines some of the largest corruption scams in India. The consequences of black money include increased poverty, inflation, and reduced development. Steps must be taken to reduce corruption
Marathi is an Indo-Aryan language spoken primarily in the state of Maharashtra in western India. The document introduces basic Marathi language lessons, including common phrases, numbers 1-10, pronouns, conjugation of the verb "to be", and an introduction to nouns and their genders. The lessons are meant for beginners to gain conversational knowledge of Marathi and cover the Mumbai dialect without including instruction on writing Marathi in Devanagari script.
Black money refers to funds earned through illegal or underground economic activities that are untaxed. India generates the most black money in the world at $1,456 billion, mostly through corruption, tax evasion, and money laundering. Much of this black money is stored in Swiss bank accounts and moved using hawala networks. Recovering black money could repay India's foreign debt 24 times over and boost the economy tremendously by adding to GDP. However, black money also fuels poverty, inflation, and hinders development. Measures like amnesty schemes, simplifying tax laws, and increasing enforcement could help reduce the generation of black money.
Kandhar sashti kavasam translation in english... (meanings)Tharani Kanappan
A very rare piece of kandha sashti kavasam meaning translated in english... You'll feel enchanted...
மெய் சிலிர்க்க வைக்கும் கந்த சஷ்டி கவசத்தின் ஆங்கில பொருளாக்கம்.
This document provides an introduction to the Uddhava Gita, which contains confidential teachings from Lord Krishna to His devotee Uddhava just prior to Krishna's departure from this world. The introduction discusses how the Uddhava Gita elaborates on the five fundamental truths taught in the Bhagavad Gita of Ishvara, jiva, prakriti, kala, and karma. It then describes how the demigods requested Krishna to return to His abode after fulfilling His duties on earth, and how Krishna arranged for the annihilation of the Yadu dynasty before departing. The introduction establishes the significance and context of the Uddhava Gita within Krish
This document is a hymn to the goddess Mahakali. It praises her as the primordial source and mother of all beings. It describes her fearsome and formidable appearance, with many arms holding weapons like swords and skulls. It asks Mahakali to protect her devotees by destroying evil forces that cause suffering. The hymn promises that remembering Mahakali will fulfill all wishes and ensure the destruction of her enemies.
This great Suprabhatham prayer was composed by Sri Prathivadhi Bhayangaram Anangaracharyar at the request of his guru Sri Manavala Mamunigal. It is recited every morning in front of the Sayana Mandapam at Tirumalai Temple. The 23 verses praise and request Lord Venkateswara to wake up, describing the morning scenes and devotees waiting to worship. It highlights the natural beauty, deities arriving, and devotees' love for the Lord of the Seven Hills.
Krishna Leela Series Part 10 Deliverance Of Nalakuvara & ManigreevaKrishna Bhakti Sangha
1) The document discusses the story of Nalakuvara and Manigreeva, two sons of Kuvera who were cursed by Narada Muni to become trees for 100,000 years after offending him.
2) It describes how as trees in Krishna's courtyard, they received Krishna's mercy and prayers, acknowledging him as the Supreme Lord.
3) It relates their story to verses from the Damodarastakam that praise Krishna's childhood pastimes and ask for prema-bhakti like he gave to Nalakuvara and Manigreeva.
Narayaniyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560-1666 A.D.) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Even though the Narayaneeyam was completed as early as 1586 A.D., it appeared in print only after more than 250 years. The Bhagavata Purana is a major Hindu scripture consisting of about 18,000 verses, mainly devoted to the worship of Krishna.
Narayaniyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560-1666 A.D.) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Even though the Narayaneeyam was completed as early as 1586 A.D., it appeared in print only after more than 250 years. The Bhagavata Purana is a major Hindu scripture consisting of about 18,000 verses, mainly devoted to the worship of Krishna.
1) The document is a summary of the Shri Hanuman Chalisa, a Hindu religious text dedicated to Hanuman.
2) It describes Hanuman as the son of wind god and Anjana, a great devotee of Rama endowed with superhuman strength and intelligence.
3) It praises Hanuman's accomplishments in serving Rama by finding Sita and healing Lakshmana, destroying demons and setting Lanka on fire.
Praise and worship slides will lyrics and picturesmrbeandone
The document contains lyrics praising Jesus Christ. It discusses how Jesus walked on water, fed multitudes, raised the dead, and chose to die for humanity's sins. The lyrics declare Jesus has power over death, Satan, and sin. They proclaim Jesus as the king with the most powerful name, and encourage worshipping him with all of one's heart, mind, and strength.
Rudram 2012 is a text containing the Śrī Rudram hymns in Devanagari script with transliteration and translation. It includes translations and commentaries by Dr. R.L. Kashyap.
The summary analyzes the first anuvāka (section) of the Śrī Rudram hymns:
1) It contains prayers and salutations addressed to Rudra, praising aspects of his form such as his bow, arrows, and quiver.
2) It seeks Rudra's protection and for him to guard the worshipper from harm, making the world a friendly, healthy place free from sickness.
3) It asks
This document provides an introduction to Kundalini Yoga. It discusses:
1) Kundalini Yoga aims to awaken the dormant Kundalini energy at the base of the spine and raise it through the chakras to unite with Shiva at the crown of the head.
2) The goal of all human action is supreme happiness, which can only be found within oneself. Kundalini Yoga uses techniques to realize the eternal Self.
3) It explains concepts like the chakras, kundalini energy, prana, nadis and provides guidance on meditation and spiritual practices to awaken kundalini shakti.
This document provides an introduction to Kundalini Yoga. It discusses Kundalini energy, which lies dormant at the base of the spine. The goal of Kundalini Yoga is to awaken this energy and move it up the central channel (sushumna nadi) through meditation and practice, piercing the six chakras until reaching the crown chakra, where the individual is united with cosmic consciousness. It outlines some of the key concepts in Kundalini Yoga such as the chakras, kundalini energy, prana, and different states of meditation. The introduction emphasizes that Kundalini Yoga is an exact science that can lead one to
Narayaniyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560-1666 A.D.) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Even though the Narayaneeyam was completed as early as 1586 A.D., it appeared in print only after more than 250 years. The Bhagavata Purana is a major Hindu scripture consisting of about 18,000 verses, mainly devoted to the worship of Krishna.
Narayaniyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560-1666 A.D.) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Even though the Narayaneeyam was completed as early as 1586 A.D., it appeared in print only after more than 250 years. The Bhagavata Purana is a major Hindu scripture consisting of about 18,000 verses, mainly devoted to the worship of Krishna.
Narayaniyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560-1666 A.D.) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Even though the Narayaneeyam was completed as early as 1586 A.D., it appeared in print only after more than 250 years. The Bhagavata Purana is a major Hindu scripture consisting of about 18,000 verses, mainly devoted to the worship of Krishna.
Mahalakshmi Ashtakam English Transliteration and TranslationRavi Ramakrishnan
It is said that both Shri Lakshmi and Shri Vishnu reside in the Karveer area eternally and shall not leave even at the time of Mahaprayakala. This region is therefore also referred to as an avimuktakshetra. Karveer region is eternally blessed and is believed to be held by Mother Jagdambe in her right hand, and so this region is protected from all destruction. Lord Vishnu himself adores this region more than Vaikiuntha or the Kshirsagar since it is the home of his consort Lakshmi. According to popular legends, Mahalakshmi left Vaikuntha and arrived at Kolhapur on hearing that Lord Venkatesh (Vishnu) her beloved husband failed to take action against sage Bhrigu for his horrific behaviour towards him. An angry Mahalakshmi is said to have observed strict penance in Kolhapur for several years until upon hearing the news of her husband being married to Tirumala Padmavati, another avatar of Mahalaskhmi. The greatness of this region has therefore attracted many sages and devotees, the blessings and affections showered by this region on its devotees are immeasurable. It is believed that Prabhu Shri Dattatreya still comes here every noon to seek alms.
The deity of the Goddess Mahalakshmi is made of gemstone and is considered to be at least 5000 to 6000 years old. It weighs about 40 kilos. The precious stones that adorn the deity indicate the antiquity of the deity. The platform of the Goddess Mahalakshmi is made of stone. The deity of the Goddess has four arms. In the lower right hand she holds the matulinga, (a fruit similar to and ordinary lemon but much larger in size). In the upper right hand she holds large mace, kaumodaks, its head touching the ground. In the upper left hand she holds the shield or khetaka, and while in the lower one she holds a bowl, panpatra.
On the crown of the Goddess Mahalakshmi are a cobra-hood and a Shiva-ling with a Yoni around it. Standing behind is the Goddess' vahana-a lion. Almost all the idols of the God face the north or the east directions, whereas here the Idol faces the west. The small window on the western wall which is open. Once a year, the rays of the Sun during sunset falls on the face of the image through this window. This period lasts for three days, each time, the 21st, of the months of March and September. This period is considered extremely auspicious, the Devotees throng the temple on all the three evenings the temple for a glimpse of the beautiful image bathing in the golden rays of the setting sun.
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Ganesha Arati(marathi-english) and Aarti translations
1. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
Aratee shreeganapateechee AartI &Ig`ptIcIAartI &Ig`ptIcIAartI &Ig`ptIcIAartI &Ig`ptIcI GANAPATI ARATI
sukhakartA dukhahartA wArtA wighnAchee suqktaR du:qhtaR vataR iv^nacI Oh Lord Ganesh, creator of the happiness and the destroyer of sorrows,
nurawee purawee prem kRupA jayAchee nurvI purvI p/em k<pa jyacI who makes the make the news of calamity disappear, whose blessing gives enough
love,
sarwAngee sundara uTi shendurAchee svaR.gI su.dr ]i3 xe.duracI (personification of Ganesh) who has beautiful orange color on his body,
kaNTee dzhaLake mAL muktAphaLAnchee k.3I z;ke ma; mu£af;a.cI who has a pearl necklace shining around his neck.
jayadew jayadew jay mangalamUrtee jydev jydev jy m.glmUtIR Pray to this auspicious idol, praise God,
darshanamAtre manakAmanA puratee dxRnma5e mnkamna purtI by mere sight of him, all of your wishes come true
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
ratnakhachita pharA tudza gaureekumarA rTnqict fra tuj gOrIkumra The jeweled crown is for you (Ganesh), the son of Paravati (Gauri Kumar),
chandanAchee uTee kumkumakesharA c.dnacI ]3I ku.kumkexra With sandalwood ointment put on the body and saffron red color tilak on his
forehead,
hiredzaDita mukuTa shobhato barA ihrejiDt muku3 xowto bra That jeweled crown looks beautiful,
ruNadzhuNatee nUpure charaNee ghAgariyA =`zu`tI nUpure cr`I 6agirya The tinkling bell anklets make a nice sound on Your feet
jayadew jayadew jay mangalamUrtee jydev jydev jy m.glmUtIR Pray to this auspicious idol, praise God
darshanamAtre manakAmanA puratee dxRnma5e mnkamna purtI by mere sight of him, all of your wishes come true
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
darshanamAtre manakAmanA puratee dxRnma5e mnkamna purtI by mere sight of him, all of your wishes come true
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
lambodar peetAmbar phaniwarabandhanA l.bodr pIta.br fi`vrb.2na With a big belly, with a yellow silk garment, with a serpent around the waist,
saraL soND wakratuNDa trinayanA sr; so.D v¢tu.D i5nyna With a straight trunk that is bent at the end, and with three eyes,
dAs rAmAtsA wAT pAhe sadanA das ramaca va3 pahe sdna Ramdas (the author) is waiting for You at his home (praying).
sankaTee pAwAwe nirwANee rakshAwe surawara
wandanA
s.k3I pavave invaR`I r9ave survr v.dna God, please bless us when there is trouble, and protect from disaster.
jayadew jayadew jay mangalamUrtee jydev jydev jy m.glmUtIR Pray to this auspicious idol, praise God
darshanamAtre manakAmanA puratee dxRnma5e mnkamna purtI by mere sight of him, all of your wishes come true
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
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2. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
Aratee shrideveechee AartI &IdevIcIAartI &IdevIcIAartI &IdevIcIAartI &IdevIcI ARATI SHRIDEVEECHEE (Note that Ganesh's mother has many names:
Durga, Parwati, Gauri) This prayer is dedicated to this Goddess.
durge durghaT bhAree tudzawiN sansAree dugeR du6R3 warI tujiv` s.sarI Oh Durga, without you the world is very very difficult
anAthanAthe ambe karuNA wistAree Ana4na4e A.be k=`a ivStarI Goddess, the protector of those without protection, give your compassion to all of
us
wAree wAree janmamaraNante wAree varI varI jNmmr`a.te varI Release us from the cycle of life and death (in Hindu philosophy, human birth is the
last incarnation in a long line of rebirths. If you are good during your life, you will
end the cycle and move on to be closer to God)
hAree paDalo AtA sankaT niwAree harI pDlo Aata s.k3 invarI and destroy our troubles.
jayadewee jayadewee jaya
mahishhAsuramathinee
jydevI jydevI jy mih8asurmi4nI We pray to the goddess who destroyed the demon,
surawaraeeshwara warade tArakasanjiwanee survr{vr vrde tarks.ijvnI Who fulfills the wishes of even all of the Gods, and is the protective nectar.
jayadewee jayadewee jydevI jydevI Praise the Goddess
tribhuwan bhuwanee pAhatA tuja-aisee nAhee i5wuvn wuvnI pahta tuj0esI nahI There is no parallel for you in all three worlds,
chAree shramale na bolawe kAhee carI &mle pr.tu n bolve kahI All four (vedas) got tired and could not say anything (Even with all of the words in
the vedas, it is hard to describe you)
sAhee wiwAd karitA paDile prawAhee sahI ivvad kirta piDle p/vahI Six debating (schools of Indian philosophy) were drowned in the current of the
debate, but they still could not reach a conclusion of the true meaning of the
GoddessGoddess
te tU bhaktAnlAgee pAwasi lawalAhee te tU. w¯a.lagI pavis lvlahI Oh Goddess, even though the debate is not decided, She is happy with Her
devotees and fulfills their wishes.
jayadewee jayadewee jaya
mahishhAsuramathinee
jydevI jydevI jy mih8asurmi4nI We pray to the Goddess who destroyed the demon,
surawara-eeshwara warade tArakasanjiwanee survr{vr vrde tarks.ijvnI Who fulfills the wishes of even all of the Gods, and is the protective nectar.
jayadewee jayadewee jydevI jydevI Praise the Goddess
prasannawadane prasanna hosee nijadAsA p/s¶vdne p/s¶ hosI injdasa With Your pleasant face You are always happy with your devotee,
kleshApAsunee soDee toDee bhawapAshA Klexa.pasunI soDI toDI wvpaxa Release us from all the troubles and remove worldly bondages.
ambe tudzawAtsUn koN purawil AshA A.be tujvacUn ko` purivl Aaxa Oh Goddess, who can fulfull these wishes other than you?
narahari tallin dzhAlA padapankajaleshA nrhir tœLln zala pdp.kjlexa Narahari (the author of this arati) is completely devoted at Your feet.
jayadewee jayadewee jaya
mahishhAsuramathinee
jydevI jydevI jy mih8asurmi4nI We pray to the Goddess who destroyed the demon,
surawaraeeshwara warade tArakasanjiwanee survr{vr vrde tarks.ijvnI Who fulfills the wishes of even all of the Gods, and is the protective nectar.
jayadewee jayadewee jydevI jydevI Praise the Goddess
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3. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
Aratee shreeshankarAchee AartI &Ix.kracIAartI &Ix.kracIAartI &Ix.kracIAartI &Ix.kracI ARATI SHREESHANKARACHEE - Prayer is to Shiva (aka Shankara)
lawathawatee wikrALA brahmANDee mALA lv4vtI iv¢a;a b/½a.DI ma;a This is a personification of Shankara- dancing with his fierce appearance. (Shiva is
known for his final dance, when Brahma creates the world again.)
wishhe kaNTha kALA trinetree jwALA iv8e k.# ka;a i5ne5I Jva;a His neck is dark (explained later), with a third eye closed containing the
destructive fire
lAwaNyasundar mastakee bALA lav‰ysu.dr mStkI ba;a You can see the beautiful face of Ganga in His hair so her force would not destroy
the earth
tethuniyA jaLa nirmaLa wAhe dzhuLadzhuLA te4uinya j; inmR; vahe zu;zu;a. from His hair the flow of pure water is flowing calmly
jay dew jay dew jay shreeshankarA jy dev jy dev jy &Ix.kra Praise God, praise Lord Shankara
Aratee owALU tudza karpUragaurA AartI Aova;U tuj kpURrgOra We circle a lamp in front of you, whose sking is as fair as camphor.
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
karpUragaurA bhoLA nayanee wishALA kpURrgOra wo;a nynI ivxa;a The fair one is very simple and honest with big eyes,
ardhAngee pArwatee sumanAnchyA mALA A2aR.gI pavRtI sumna.Cya ma;a Whose wife is Parvati, Who has garlands of flowers,
wibhuteentse udhaLaN shitikaNTha neeLA ivwutI.ce ]2;` ixitk.# nI;a He scatters sacrificial ashes around him, and has a blue neck (will be explained)
aisA shankar shobhe umA welhALA 0esa x.kr xowe ]ma veLha;a Like that Shankara is the beloved lover of Uma (another name for Parvati)
jay dew jay dew jay shreeshankarA jy dev jy dev jy &Ix.kra Praise God, praise Lord Shankara
Aratee owALU tudza karpUragaurA AartI Aova;U tuj kpURrgOra We circle a lamp in front of you, whose sking is as fair as camphor.Aratee owALU tudza karpUragaurA AartI Aova;U tuj kpURrgOra We circle a lamp in front of you, whose sking is as fair as camphor.
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
dewee daityee sAgaramanthan pai kele devI dETyI. sagrm.4n pE kele When the Gods and the demons churned the oceans (to get the nectar of
immortality, separate story), out of which all of a sudden
tyAmAjee awachit hAlAhal uThile TyamajI Avict halahl ]i#le came a very strong deadly poison. The poison was so strong that it started burning
everything on earth
te twA Anande prAshan kele te. Tva. Aan.de p/axn kele so Shankara drank it without hesitation (but held it in his throat to keep it from
destroying the world.)
neeLakaNTha nAma prasiddha dzhAle nI;k.# nam p/is² zale This is how Shankara became famous as neeLakanTha - or blue neck.
jay dew jay dew jay shreeshankarA jy dev jy dev jy &Ix.kra Praise God, praise Lord Shankara
Aratee owALU tudza karpUragaurA AartI Aova;U tuj kpURrgOra We circle a lamp in front of you, whose sking is as fair as camphor.
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
wyAghrAmbar phaNiwaradhar sundar
madanAree
Vya6/a.br fi`vr2r su.dr mdnarI Wearing a tiger's skin as a garment, who has beautiful serpents and cobras tied
around his body, the conqueror of Madana (the God of the attachment of the love,
Shankara did not give into worldly desire)
panchAnan manamohan munijan sukhakAree p.cann mnmohn muinjn suqkarI He has five faces (elements) that attract everyone's mind, Who pleases the
learned people
shatakoTeentse beedz wAtse uchchAree xtko3I.ce bIj vace ]CcarI Even with one--hundred million praises
raghUkulaTiLak rAmadAsA antaree r6ukuli3;k ramdasa A.trI (Ramadas is the author) When I say all these words in my mind - this one song is
not enough to describe Shiva/Shankara
jay dew jay dew jay shreeshankarA jy dev jy dev jy &Ix.kra Praise God, praise Lord Shankara
Aratee owALU tudza karpUragaurA AartI Aova;U tuj kpURrgOra We circle a lamp in front of you, whose sking is as fair as camphor.
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
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4. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
Aratee shreedattAtreyAchee AartI &Id%a5eyacIAartI &Id%a5eyacIAartI &Id%a5eyacIAartI &Id%a5eyacI ARATI SHREEDATTACHEE (prayer to Guru dattA- considered the ultimate teacher)
triguNAtmak traimurtee datta hA dzANA i5gu`aTmk 5EmutIR d% ha ja`a dattA as the incarnation of three guNAs in three faces (entities/qualities) that
create the qualities of people in the world (The incarnation of all three guNAs
together- combined - so that it is balanced)
traiguNee awatAr trailokyarANA i5gu`I Avtar 5EloKyra`a He is the Lord of three worlds (Heaven, Earth, Underworld) and the incarnation of
the guNAs
neti neti shabde na ye anumAnA neit neit xBde. n ye Anumana You can try to logically define datta, but words cannot define Him
surawar munijan yogee samAdhi na ye dhyAnA survr muinjn yogI smai2 n ye @yana Gods, saints and ascetics try to meditate, but still cannot figure Him out even in
their deepest trance (all we can do is pray)
jay dew jay dew jay shreegurudattA jy dev jy dev jy &Igu=d%a Praise God, Praise Guru Datta
Aratee owALeetA haralee bhawachintA AartI Aova;Ita hrlI wvic.ta When we circle a lamp in front of You and pray, the worry of day to day life is
taken away
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
sabAhya abhyantaree tU ek datta sba¾ AWy.trI tU 0k d% Inside and outside, you are the only God (you are everything for the devotee)
abhAgyAsee kainchee kaLel hee mAta AwaGyasI kE.cI k;el hI mat but those who do not have faith, how can they understand
parAhee paratalee tethe kaintsA heta prahI prtlI te4e kE.ca het When you reach that ultimate goal (when datta is part of your full presense),
janmamaraNAchA puralAse anta jNmmr`aca purlase A.t then there is no desire in your life for anything else (and you end the cycle of birth
and death)
jay dew jay dew jay shreegurudattA jy dev jy dev jy &Igu=d%a Praise God, Praise Guru Dattajy dev jy dev jy &Igu=d%a
Aratee owALeetA haralee bhawachintA AartI Aova;Ita hrlI wvic.ta When we circle a lamp in front of You and pray, the worry of day to day life is
taken away
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
datta yeUniyA ubhA ThAkalA d% ye}inya ]wa #akla dattA has come and stood in front of me
sadbhAwe sAshhTAnge praNipAt kelA sdwave sa*3a.ge p/i`pat kela with all my devotion I bow down (and do sashtang namaskar before Him)
prasanna hoUnee AsheerwAd didhalA p/s¶ ho}nI AaxIvaRd id2la which made Him happy, and He gave me His blessing
janmamaraNAchA pherA chukaweelA jNmmr`aca fera cukvIla The blessing is to end the cycle of birth and death (In Hindu philosophy, the human
birth is the last incarnation in a long line of rebirths. If you are good during your
life, you will end the cycle and move on to be closer to God)
jay dew jay dew jay shreegurudattA jy dev jy dev jy &Igu=d%a Praise God, Praise Guru Datta
Aratee owALeetA haralee bhawachintA AartI Aova;Ita hrlI wvic.ta When we circle a lamp in front of You and pray, the worry of day to day life is
taken away
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
datta datta aise lAgale dhyAna d% d% 0ese. lagle @yan I am meditating,
hArapale mana dzhAle unmana harple mn zale ]Nmn the mind became free and got into a trance
meetUnpaNAchee dzhAlee boLawaN mItU.p`acI zalI bo;v` And then the distinction of a separate God and person is driven out- now there is
just one
ekA janArdanee shreedattadhyAn 0ka jnadRnI &Id%@yan Now there is oneness with datta and ekanath (Saint Ekanath is the author)
jay dew jay dew jay shreegurudattA jy dev jy dev jy &Igu=d%a Praise God, Praise Guru Datta
Aratee owALeetA haralee bhawachintA AartI Aova;Ita hrlI wvic.ta When we circle a lamp in front of You and pray, the worry of day to day life is
taken away
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
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5. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
Aratee shreewiThThalAchee AartI &Iiv¬lacIAartI &Iiv¬lacIAartI &Iiv¬lacIAartI &Iiv¬lacI ARATI SHREEVITTALACHEE- Prayer to Vittal, a form of Vishnu. (Vittal is
personified as standing on a brick. Pundalik was a devotee, and dedicated to taking
care of his parents; Vittal wanted to meet this devotee. Since Pundalik was very
busy taking care of his parents, Pundalik gave him a brick to stand on, to keep
Vittal in this world for a while- this takes place in Pandarapur.)
yuge aThThAwees wiTewaree ubhA yuge A¬avIs iv3evrI ]wa Vittal was standing on the brick (on earth) for ages,
wAmAngee rakhumAeedise diwya shobhA vama.gI rquma{idse idVy xowa On His left side was His wife Rukhmini, this is a beautiful divine sight,
puNDalikAtse bheTee parabrahma Ale gA pu.Dilkace we3I prb/½ Aale ga Because the ultimate truth (God- parabrahma) has come to meet Pundalik
charaNee wAhe bheemA uddharee jagA cr`I vahe wIma ]²rI jga Near God's feet, the river bheema is flowing purifying the world
jay dew jay dew jay pANDurangA jy dev jy dev jy pa.Dur.ga Praise God, Praise Panduranga (another name for ViThThal)
rakhumAee wallabhA rAeechyA wallabhA pAwe
jiwalagA
rquma{ vLlwa ra{Cya vLlwa pave ijvlga (ViThThal has two wives-) Rukhmini and RAee dear to his heart, God is dear to us,
bless us who are dear to You
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
tuLaseemALA gaLA kar TheUnee kaTee tu;sIma;a g;a kr #e}nI k3I He wears a garland of tulasee, His hands are on his waist
kAse peetAmbar kasturee lallATee kase pIta.br kSturI lLla3I He is wearing a yellow garment, a tilak on His forehead
dew surawara nitya yetee bheTee dev survr inTy yetI we3I All the Gods who come to visit Him,dev survr inTy yetI we3I
garuD hanumant puDhe ubhe rAhatee g=D hnum.t pu!e ]we rahtI The eagle (vehicle of Vishnu) and Hanuman (monkey God was Rama's devotee,
who is the incarnation of Vishnu) are standing in front of Him as his servants
jay dew jay dew jay pANDurangA jy dev jy dev jy pa.Dur.ga Praise God, Praise Panduranga
rakhumAee wallabhA rAeechyA wallabhA pAwe
jiwalagA
rquma{ vLlwa ra{Cya vLlwa pave ijvlga Rukhmini and RAee dear to his heart, God is dear to us, bless us who are dear to
You
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
dhanya weNUnAd aNukshetrapALA 2Ny ve`Unad A`u9e5pa;a Divine sound of the flute in the meadows (description of Krishna who was
protecting the cow herd as Gopal, playing a flute),
suwarNAchee kamaLe wanamALA gaLA suv`aRcI km;e vnma;a g;a With golden lotuses and garlands of wildflowers around his neck.
rAee rakhumaAbAee rANeeyA sakaLA ra{ rqumaba{ ra`Iya sk;a When He arrives, his both queens (Rae and Rukhmini) (Vittal represents the
Oneness of Rama and Krishna- because they are one and the same),
owALitee rAjA wiThobA sAwaLA Aovai;tI raja iv#oba sav;a are doing aratees to beautiful Vithoba (another name for Vishnu).
jay dew jay dew jay pANDurangA jy dev jy dev jy pa.Dur.ga Praise God, Praise Panduranga
rakhumAee wallabhA rAeechyA wallabhA pAwe
jiwalagA
rquma{ vLlwa ra{Cya vLlwa pave ijvlga Rukhmini and RAee dear to his heart, God is dear to us, bless us who are dear to
You
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
owALU AratyA kurawaNDyA yetee Aova;U AarTya kurv.D‹a yetI When the arati is done,
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6. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
chandrabhAgemAjee soDuniyA detee c.d/wagemajI soDuinya detI The earthen lamps are floated in this river, shaped like a crescent moon
diNDyA patAkA waishhNawa nAchatee id.D‹a ptaka vE*`v nactI Devotees of Vishnu dance with their flags and banners
paNDhareechA mahimA warNAwA kitee p.!rIca mihma v`aRva iktI How can we describe the greatness of the whole scene in Pandarapur.
jay dew jay dew jay pANDurangA jy dev jy dev jy pa.Dur.ga Praise God, Praise Panduranga
rakhumAee wallabhA rAeechyA wallabhA pAwe
jiwalagA
rquma{ vLlwa ra{Cya vLlwa pave ijvlga Rukhmini and RAee dear to his heart, God is dear to us, bless us who are dear to
You
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
AshhADhee kArtikee bhaktajan yetee Aa8a!I kaitRkI w¯jn yetI (There are two auspicious days- one in the lunar month (ashad) and one kAratik
month (end of Diwali) 11th day of the month) ON these auspicious days devotees
come to Pandarapur
chandrabhAgemAjee snAne je karitee c.d/wagemajI Snane je kirtI and bathe in the river.
darshan heLAmAtre tayA hoya muktee dxRn he;ama5e tya hoy mu¯I By mere sight of Vittal, they are free of bondage
keshawAsee nAmadew bhAwe owALitee kexvasI namdev wave Aovai;tI (Namadev is the author) is praying and performing this arati with devotion
jay dew jay dew jay pANDurangA jy dev jy dev jy pa.Dur.ga Praise God, Praise Panduranga
rakhumAee wallabhA rAeechyA wallabhA pAwe
jiwalagA
rquma{ vLlwa ra{Cya vLlwa pave ijvlga Rukhmini and RAee dear to his heart, God is dear to us, bless us who are dear to
YoujiwalagA
rquma{ vLlwa ra{Cya vLlwa pave ijvlga You
jayadew jayadew jydev jydev Praise God
prArthanA p/a4Rnap/a4Rnap/a4Rnap/a4Rna PRARTHANA - General prayer for anytime (usually also sung at the end of
the Ganapati aratis)
ghAleen loThAngaN wandeen charaN 6alIn lo#a.g` v.dIn cr` I will bow in front of You, and pray at Your feet
DoLyAnnee pAheen rUp tudzhe Do;‹a.nI pahIn +p tuze and then I will see Your beauty with my eyes
preme Alingeen Anande pUjin p/eme Aail.gIn Aan.de pUijn I will embrace You with all my love, and pray with happiness
bhAwe owALin mhaNe nAmA wave Aovai;n Mh`e nama I will perform this arati with all my devotion/faith
twamew mAtA cha pitA twamewa Tvmev mata c ipta Tvmev You are the mother, You are the father
twamew bandhushcha sakhA twamewa Tvmev b.2uc sqa Tvmev You are the brother, You are the only friend
twamew widyA drawiNam twamewa Tvmev iv´a d/iv`. Tvmev You are the knowledge, You are all the wealth
twamew sarwam mam dewadewa Tvmev svR. mm devdev You are everything for me, oh God of all Gods
kAyen wAchA manasendriyairwA buddhyAtmanA
wA prakRutiswabhAwAt
kayen vaca mnse.id/yEvaR bu²‹aTmna va
p/k<itSvwavat
With the body, with speech, with mind, with all the organs, with the intlligence,
and with my soul
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7. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
karomi yadyat sakalam parasmai nArAyaNAyeti
samarpayAmi
kroim y´t skl. prSmE naray`ayeit smpRyaim Whatever I do, all that is offered to the ultimate God Narayan (another name for
Vishnu)
achyutam keshawam rAmanArAyaNam
kRushhNadAmodaram wAsudewam harim
ACyut. kexv. ramnaray`. k<*`damodr. vasudev.
hirm
(Reciting names of Vishnu)
shreedharam mAdhawam gopikAwallabham
jAnakeenAyakam rAmachandram bhaje
&I2r. ma2v. goipkavLlw. jankInayk. ramc.d/.
wje
(Reciting names of Vishnu) I pray to Him. (We pray to Vishnu because he keeps
balance in the world, keeping us from destruction)
hare rAm hare rAm, rAm rAm hare hare hre ram hre ram, ram ram hre hre Praise God,
hare kRushhNa hare kRushhNa, kRushhNa
kRushhNa hare hare
hre k<*` hre k<*`, k<*` k<*` hre hre praise God,
hare rAm hare rAm, rAm rAm hare hare hre ram hre ram, ram ram hre hre praise God,
hare kRushhNa hare kRushhNa, kRushhNa
kRushhNa hare hare
hre k<*` hre k<*`, k<*` k<*` hre hre praise God
mantrapushhpAnjali m.5pu*pa.jilm.5pu*pa.jilm.5pu*pa.jilm.5pu*pa.jil MANTRAPUSHPANJALI- Vedic prayer- usu. said at the end of most pujas
and aratis
om yadnyen yadnyamayajant dewAstAni
dharmAni prathamAnyAsan
… y)en y)myj.t devaStain 2maRin
p/4maNyasn
tehanAkam mahimAn sachant yatra pUrwe
sAdhyAh santi dewAh
tehnak. mihman: sc.t y5 pUveR sa@ya: s.it
deva:
om rAjAdhirAjAy prasahya sAhine namo wayam
waishrawaNAya kurmahe
… rajai2rajay p/s¾ saihne nmo vy. vE&v`ay
kumRhe
sa me kAmAn kAmakAmAya mahyam
kAmeshwaro waishrawaNo dadAtu
s me kaman kamkamay m¾. kamevro vE&v`o
ddatu
kuberAya waishrawaNAya mahArAjAya namah kuberay vE&v`ay mharajay nm:
om swasti sAmrAjyam, bhoujyam, swArAjyam
wairAjyam, pArameshhThyam
… SvœSt sam/aJy., wOJy., SvaraJy., vEraJy.,
parme*#‹.
rAjyam, mahArAjyamAdhipatyamayam samant
paryAeesyAt
raJy., mharaJymai2pTymy. sm.t pyaR{Syat
sArwabhaumah sArwAyushh AntAdAparArdhAt savRwOm: savaRyu8 Aa.tadapra2aRt
pRuthiwyai samudraparyantAyA ekarALiti p<i4VyE smud/pyR.taya 0krai;it
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8. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
tadapyeshh shlokobhigeeto marutah
pariweshhTAro
tdPye8lokoiwgIto m=t: pirve*3aro
marutasyAAwasan gRuhe m=tSya™vsn g<he
Awikshitasya kAmaprerwishwedewAh sabhAsad
iti
Aaivi9tSy kamp/eivRvedeva: swasd [it
shree gajAnan prasanna &I gjann p/s¶&I gjann p/s¶&I gjann p/s¶&I gjann p/s¶ PUJA FOR GANAPATI
wakratuNDa mahAkAya v¢tu.D mhakay A mighty Ganesh with elephant face and large body,
sUryakoTi samaprabha sUyRkoi3 smp/w Shining lustrous like the sun,
nirwighnam kuru me dew inivR^n. ku= me dev Oh God, make me free from all obstacles,
sarwa kAryeshhu sarwadA svR kayeR8u svRda All the time in all my deeds
The following three prayers (morning, evening
and before dinner) symbolize that God can be
part of your everyday things- you don't have topart of your everyday things- you don't have to
go to a secluded place to pray- you can bring
God into any aspect of your life...
prAtahsmaraN p/at:Smr`p/at:Smr`p/at:Smr`p/at:Smr` MORNING PRAYERS
karAgre wasate lakshmee karamadhye
saraswatee
krag/e vste l(mI: krm@ye srSvtI When you start the day, the first thing you see is your hands (you work with your
hands. Your fingertips represent Laxmi, the palms are Saraswati - goddess of
knowledge),
karamUle tu gowindah prabhAte karadarshanam krmUle tu goiv.d: p/wate krdxRnm The bottom of your hand (wrist area) respresents Lord Vishnu; the first thing you
see in the morning is your hands.
gaNanAth saraswatee rawi shukra bRuhaspatih g`na4 srSvtI riv xu¢ b<hSpit: Ganesh, Saraswati (learning), Ravi (the Sun), Shukra (teacher), Brihaspati (God of
knowledge)...
panchaitAn sansmarennityam wedawANee
prawRuttaye
p.cEtan s.Smrei¶Ty. vedva`I p/v<%ye For the pursuit of obtaining knowledge remember these five Gods.
winAyakam gurum bhAnum brahmA wishhNu
maheshwarAn
ivnayk. gu=. wanu. b/½a iv*`u mhevran Vinayaka (another name Ganesh), Guru (teacher), Bhanu (Sun God), Brahma
Vishnu Mahesh (trinity- God of Creation, Sustainer, & Destruction aka
Shankara/Shiva God of Gods)...
saraswateem praNmyAdau sarwa kAryArtha
sidhdaye
srSvtI. p/‰MyadO svR kayaR4R is@dye Saraswati, pray to these Gods to gain success in all of your deeds.
gururbrahmA gururwishhNUrgururdewo
maheshwarah
gu=bR/½a gu=ivR*`UguR=dRevo mhevr: In praise of our teachers, incarnations of Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh
guruh sAkshAtparam brahma tasmai
shreegurawe namah
gu=: sa9aTpr. b/½ tSmE &Igurve nm: The teacher is the ultimate truth, so I pray to them.
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9. PHONETIC MARATHI MEANING
GANAPATI ARATIS AND OTHER HINDU PRAYERS
sAyankALachee prArthanA say.ka;cI p/a4Rnasay.ka;cI p/a4Rnasay.ka;cI p/a4Rnasay.ka;cI p/a4Rna EVENING PRAYER
shubham karotee kalyANam Arogyam
dhanasampadA
xuw.krotI kLya`m AaroGym 2ns.pda (I pray to) the light of the lamp which does good, provides health and wealth,
shatrubuddhee winAshAy deepajyotee
namostute
x5ubu²I ivnaxay dIpJyotI nmoStute and which destroys the feeling of enmity, I pray to the light.
diwyA diwyA deepatkAr idVya idVya dIpTkar Oh lamp who creates the light,
kAnee kuNDal moteehAr kanI ku.Dl motIhar (personification of the lamp) with shiny earrings and pearl neclace
diwyAlA pAhUn namaskAr idVyala pahUn nmSkar I bow to this lamp,
diwA lAwalA dewApAshee idva lavla devapaxI I light this lamp in front of God,
ujeD paDalA tuLaseepAshee ]jeD pDla tu;sIpaxI whose light reaches all the way to the tuLasee plant.
mAdzhA namaskAr sarwa dewAnpAshee maza nmSkar svR deva.paxI And let my prayer reach to all the Gods.
tiLAtsa tel kApasAchee wAt it;ac. tel kapsacI vat The sesame oil and cotton wick
diwA rAhe madhyAnharAt idva rahe m@yaNhrat keeps the lamp burning until the middle of the night.
jewaNApUrchee mhaNAwayAtse shlok jev`apUcIR Mh`avyacejev`apUcIR Mh`avyacejev`apUcIR Mh`avyacejev`apUcIR Mh`avyace loklokloklok BEFORE DINNER PRAYER
wadani kawaL ghetA nAm ghyA shreehareetse vdin kv; 6eta nam ^ya &IhrIce Before you take your first bite recite the name of God
sahadz hawan hote nAm ghetA phukAtse shj hvn hote nam 6eta fukace By taking a mere name of God without any effort the food becomes like an offering
to God
jeewan karee jiwittwA, anna he pUrNabrahma jIvn krI ijiv%va, A¶ he pU`Rb/½ Because the food is the ultimate reality, the daily routines of life become more
lively.
jeewan karee jiwittwA, anna he pUrNabrahma jIvn krI ijiv%va, A¶ he pU`Rb/½ Because the food is the ultimate reality, the daily routines of life become more
lively.
udar bharaN nohe dzAnidze yadnyakarma ]dr wr` nohe jai`je y)kmR Eating is not just filling up your stomach, it is considered as an offering to God. (as
a metaphor your stomach represents an altar, your food is the offering, and your
soul is the ultimate reality. Eating is not just an action, but a divine deed)
My Marathi phonetic chart
Vowels
A Aa [ { ] } 0 0e Ao AO A. A:
a A i ee u U e ai o au am ah
Consonants
k q g 6 D| p f b w m
ka kha ga gha nga pa pha ba bha ma
c 7 j z ‘ y r l v x
cha or
tsa
chha
ja or
dza
jha or
dhza
nya ya ra la wa sha
3 # D ! ` 8 s h ; 9
Ta Tha Da Dha Na shha sa ha La ksha
t 4 d 2 n
ta tha da dha na
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