Padma Purana — Bhumi Khanda — Chapter 19
PdP 2 19.1
सूत उवाच- सोमशर्मा महाप्राज्ञः सुमनया सह सत्तमः । कपिलासंगमे पुण्ये रेवातीरे सुपुण्यदे
sūta uvāca- somaśarmā mahāprājñaḥ sumanayā saha sattamaḥ | kapilāsaṃgame puṇye revātīre supuṇyade
Sūta said: Somaśarmā, of great wisdom, the most excellent one, together with Sumanā, at the holy confluence of the Kapilā, on the bank of the Revā, giver of great merit —
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PdP 2 19.2
स्नात्वा तत्र स मेधावी तर्पयित्वा सुरान्पितॄन् । तपस्तेपे सुशांतात्मा जपन्नारायणं शिवम्
snātvā tatra sa medhāvī tarpayitvā surānpitṝn | tapastepe suśāṃtātmā japannārāyaṇaṃ śivam
having bathed there, that wise one, having offered libations to the gods and the ancestors, practised austerity with a well-calmed self, muttering (the name of) Nārāyaṇa the auspicious.
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PdP 2 19.3
द्वादशाक्षरमंत्रेण ध्यानयुक्तो महामनाः । तस्यैव देवदेवस्य वासुदेवस्य सुव्रतः
dvādaśākṣaramaṃtreṇa dhyānayukto mahāmanāḥ | tasyaiva devadevasya vāsudevasya suvrataḥ
With the twelve-syllable mantra, engaged in meditation, high-minded, of good vows, (he meditated) on that very god of gods, Vāsudeva.
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PdP 2 19.4
आसने शयने याने स्वप्ने पश्यति केशवम् । सदैव निश्चलो भूत्वा कामक्रोधविवर्जितः
āsane śayane yāne svapne paśyati keśavam | sadaiva niścalo bhūtvā kāmakrodhavivarjitaḥ
Sitting, lying, travelling, dreaming, he sees Keśava; ever unwavering, free from desire and anger.
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PdP 2 19.5
सा च साध्वी महाभागा पतिव्रतपरायणा । सुमना कांतमेवापि शुश्रूषति तपोन्वितम्
sā ca sādhvī mahābhāgā pativrataparāyaṇā | sumanā kāṃtamevāpi śuśrūṣati taponvitam
And that virtuous, greatly fortunate Sumanā, devoted to fidelity to her husband, waits upon her husband engaged in austerity.
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PdP 2 19.6
ध्यायमानस्य तस्यापि विघ्नैः संदर्शितं भयम् । सर्पा विषोल्बणाः कृष्णास्तत्र यांति महात्मनः
dhyāyamānasya tasyāpi vighnaiḥ saṃdarśitaṃ bhayam | sarpā viṣolbaṇāḥ kṛṣṇāstatra yāṃti mahātmanaḥ
And to him as he meditated, fear was displayed by obstructions: black snakes, thick with venom, come there to the great-souled one.
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PdP 2 19.7
पार्श्वे ते तप्यमानस्य तस्य ते सोमशर्मणः । सिंहव्याघ्रगजा दृष्टा भयमेवं प्रचक्रिरे
pārśve te tapyamānasya tasya te somaśarmaṇaḥ | siṃhavyāghragajā dṛṣṭā bhayamevaṃ pracakrire
At the side of that Somaśarmā as he practised austerity, lions, tigers and elephants were seen; thus they produced fear.
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PdP 2 19.8
वेताला राक्षसा भूताः कूष्मांडाः प्रेतभैरवाः । भयं विदर्शयंत्येते दारुणं प्राणनाशनम्
vetālā rākṣasā bhūtāḥ kūṣmāṃḍāḥ pretabhairavāḥ | bhayaṃ vidarśayaṃtyete dāruṇaṃ prāṇanāśanam
Vetālas, rākṣasas, ghosts, kūṣmāṇḍas and terrifying pretas — these displayed a fear that was dreadful and life-destroying.
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PdP 2 19.9
नानाविधा महाभीमाः सिंहास्तत्र समागताः । दंष्ट्राकरालवक्त्राश्च जगर्जुश्चातिभैरवम्
nānāvidhā mahābhīmāḥ siṃhāstatra samāgatāḥ | daṃṣṭrākarālavaktrāśca jagarjuścātibhairavam
Lions of many kinds, hugely fearsome, gathered there, with jaws gaping with fangs, and they roared most frightfully.
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PdP 2 19.10
विष्णोर्ध्यानात्स धर्मात्मा न चचाल महामतिः । महाविघ्नैः सुसंरूढैश्चालितो मुनिपुंगवः
viṣṇordhyānātsa dharmātmā na cacāla mahāmatiḥ | mahāvighnaiḥ susaṃrūḍhaiścālito munipuṃgavaḥ
Because of his meditation on Viṣṇu that righteous one of great mind did not waver; though assailed by great obstacles risen thick around him, that best of sages was (not) shaken.
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PdP 2 19.11
एवं न चलते ध्यानात्सोमशर्मा द्विजोत्तमः । झंझावातैश्च शीतेन महावृष्ट्या सुपीडितः
evaṃ na calate dhyānātsomaśarmā dvijottamaḥ | jhaṃjhāvātaiśca śītena mahāvṛṣṭyā supīḍitaḥ
Thus Somaśarman, the best of twice-born, does not stir from his meditation, though sorely afflicted by gale winds, by cold, and by great downpours of rain.
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PdP 2 19.12
भंभारावमहाभीमः सिंहस्तत्र समागतः । तं दृष्ट्वा भयवित्रस्तः सस्मार नृहरिं द्विजः
bhaṃbhārāvamahābhīmaḥ siṃhastatra samāgataḥ | taṃ dṛṣṭvā bhayavitrastaḥ sasmāra nṛhariṃ dvijaḥ
A lion, hugely fearsome with its roaring bellow, came there; seeing it, the brahmin, trembling with fear, called to mind Nṛhari (the Man-Lion).
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PdP 2 19.13
इंद्रनीलप्रतीकाशं पीतवस्त्रं महौजसम् । शंखचक्रधरं देवं गदापंकजधारिणम्
iṃdranīlapratīkāśaṃ pītavastraṃ mahaujasam | śaṃkhacakradharaṃ devaṃ gadāpaṃkajadhāriṇam
(He remembered) the god resembling a sapphire, clad in yellow garments, of great vigour, bearing conch and discus, holding club and lotus,
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PdP 2 19.14
महामौक्तिकहारेण इंदुवर्णानुकारिणा । कौस्तुभेनापि रत्नेन द्योतमानं जनार्दनम्
mahāmauktikahāreṇa iṃduvarṇānukāriṇā | kaustubhenāpi ratnena dyotamānaṃ janārdanam
Janārdana, shining with a necklace of great pearls that imitated the colour of the moon, and with the Kaustubha jewel too,
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PdP 2 19.15
श्रीवत्सांकेन दिव्येन हृदयं यस्य राजते । सर्वाभरणशोभांगं शतपत्रनिभेक्षणम्
śrīvatsāṃkena divyena hṛdayaṃ yasya rājate | sarvābharaṇaśobhāṃgaṃ śatapatranibhekṣaṇam
(him) whose breast is resplendent with the divine mark of Śrīvatsa, whose limbs shine with every ornament, whose eyes are like hundred-petalled lotuses,
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PdP 2 19.16
सुस्मितास्यं सुप्रसन्नं रत्नदामाभिशोभितम् । भ्राजमानं हृषीकेशं ध्यानं तेन कृतं ध्रुवम्
susmitāsyaṃ suprasannaṃ ratnadāmābhiśobhitam | bhrājamānaṃ hṛṣīkeśaṃ dhyānaṃ tena kṛtaṃ dhruvam
with smiling face, most gracious, adorned with strings of jewels, radiant — Hṛṣīkeśa: such meditation was steadily performed by him.
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PdP 2 19.17
त्वमेव शरणं कृष्ण शरणागतवत्सल । नमोस्तु देवदेवाय किं मे भयं करिष्यति
tvameva śaraṇaṃ kṛṣṇa śaraṇāgatavatsala | namostu devadevāya kiṃ me bhayaṃ kariṣyati
"You alone are the refuge, Kṛṣṇa, you who are fond of those who come for refuge. Homage to the god of gods — what can fear do to me?"
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PdP 2 19.18
यस्योदरे त्रयो लोकाः सप्त चान्ये महात्मनः । शरणं तस्य प्रविष्टोस्मि क्वास्ते भयं ममैव हि
yasyodare trayo lokāḥ sapta cānye mahātmanaḥ | śaraṇaṃ tasya praviṣṭosmi kvāste bhayaṃ mamaiva hi
"In whose belly are the three worlds and the other seven — that great-souled one's refuge I have entered; where then is any fear for me?"
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PdP 2 19.19
यस्माद्भयाः प्रवर्तंते कृत्यादिक महाबलाः । सर्वभयप्रहर्तारं तमस्मि शरणं गतः
yasmādbhayāḥ pravartaṃte kṛtyādika mahābalāḥ | sarvabhayaprahartāraṃ tamasmi śaraṇaṃ gataḥ
"He from whom (all) fears arise — Kṛtyā and the rest, of great power — that destroyer of every fear I have gone to for refuge."
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PdP 2 19.20
पातकानां तु सर्वेषां दानवानां महाभयम् । रक्षको विष्णुभक्तानां तमस्मि शरणं गतः
pātakānāṃ tu sarveṣāṃ dānavānāṃ mahābhayam | rakṣako viṣṇubhaktānāṃ tamasmi śaraṇaṃ gataḥ
"He who is the great terror of all sinners and of the dānavas, and the protector of Viṣṇu's devotees — him I have gone to for refuge."
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PdP 2 19.21
वृंदारकाणां सर्वेषां दानवानां महात्मनाम् । यो गतिः कृष्णभक्तानां तमस्मि शरणं गतः
vṛṃdārakāṇāṃ sarveṣāṃ dānavānāṃ mahātmanām | yo gatiḥ kṛṣṇabhaktānāṃ tamasmi śaraṇaṃ gataḥ
"He who is the goal of all the gods, of the mighty dānavas, and of Kṛṣṇa's devotees — him I have gone to for refuge."
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PdP 2 19.22
अभयो भयनाशाय पापनाशाय ज्ञानवान् । एकश्चेंद्रस्वरूपेण तमस्मि शरणं गतः
abhayo bhayanāśāya pāpanāśāya jñānavān | ekaśceṃdrasvarūpeṇa tamasmi śaraṇaṃ gataḥ
"Fearless, for the destruction of fear; possessed of knowledge, for the destruction of sin; the one alone in the form of Indra — him I have gone to for refuge."
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PdP 2 19.23
व्याधीनां नाशकायैव य औषधस्वरूपवान् । निरामयो निरानंदस्तमस्मि शरणंगतः
vyādhīnāṃ nāśakāyaiva ya auṣadhasvarūpavān | nirāmayo nirānaṃdastamasmi śaraṇaṃgataḥ
"He who has the very nature of medicine for the destruction of diseases, who is free of ailment and free of (worldly) joy — him I have gone to for refuge."
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PdP 2 19.24
अचलश्चालयेल्लोकानपापो ज्ञानमेव च । तमस्मि शरणं प्राप्तो भयं किं मे करिष्यति
acalaścālayellokānapāpo jñānameva ca | tamasmi śaraṇaṃ prāpto bhayaṃ kiṃ me kariṣyati
"Unmoving, (yet) he may move the worlds; sinless, and knowledge itself — him have I reached for refuge; what will fear do to me?"
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PdP 2 19.25
साधूनां चापि सर्वेषां पालको यो ह्यनामयः । पाति विश्वं च विश्वात्मा तमस्मि शरणंगतः
sādhūnāṃ cāpi sarveṣāṃ pālako yo hyanāmayaḥ | pāti viśvaṃ ca viśvātmā tamasmi śaraṇaṃgataḥ
"He who is the protector of all good men, who is without ailment, and who, being the Self of the universe, guards the universe — him I have gone to for refuge."
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PdP 2 19.26
यो मे मृगेंद्ररूपेण भयं दर्शयतेग्रतः । तमहं शरणं प्राप्तो नरसिंहं नमाम्यहम्
yo me mṛgeṃdrarūpeṇa bhayaṃ darśayategrataḥ | tamahaṃ śaraṇaṃ prāpto narasiṃhaṃ namāmyaham
"He who in the form of a lion displays this fear before me — to him I have come for refuge; I bow to Narasiṃha."
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PdP 2 19.27
मदमत्तो महाकायो वनहस्ती समागतः । गजलीलागतिं देवं शरणागतवत्सलम्
madamatto mahākāyo vanahastī samāgataḥ | gajalīlāgatiṃ devaṃ śaraṇāgatavatsalam
A forest elephant, drunk with rut, of huge body, came near; (and he took refuge in) the god whose gait is the sport of an elephant, who is fond of those who come for refuge,
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PdP 2 19.28
गजास्यं ज्ञानसंपन्नं सपाशांकुशधारिणम् । कालास्यं गजतुंडं च शरणं सुगतोस्म्यहम्
gajāsyaṃ jñānasaṃpannaṃ sapāśāṃkuśadhāriṇam | kālāsyaṃ gajatuṃḍaṃ ca śaraṇaṃ sugatosmyaham
(To him) with an elephant's face, endowed with knowledge, bearing noose and goad, black-faced and elephant-trunked—to him I have gone for refuge.
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PdP 2 19.29
हिरण्याक्षप्रहर्तारं वाराहं शरणंगतः । वामनं तं प्रपन्नोस्मि शरणागतवत्सलम्
hiraṇyākṣaprahartāraṃ vārāhaṃ śaraṇaṃgataḥ | vāmanaṃ taṃ prapannosmi śaraṇāgatavatsalam
I have gone for refuge to the Boar, the slayer of Hiraṇyākṣa; I have resorted to that Dwarf, who is loving toward those who come for refuge.
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PdP 2 19.30
ह्रस्वास्तु वामनाः कुब्जाः प्रेताः कूष्मांडकादयः । मृत्युरूपधराः सर्वे दर्शयंति भयं मम
hrasvāstu vāmanāḥ kubjāḥ pretāḥ kūṣmāṃḍakādayaḥ | mṛtyurūpadharāḥ sarve darśayaṃti bhayaṃ mama
But short ones, dwarfs, hunchbacks, ghosts, kūṣmāṇḍas and the rest—all of them, wearing the form of death, display terror to me.
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PdP 2 19.31
अमृतं तं प्रपन्नोस्मि किं भयं मे करिष्यति । ब्रह्मण्यो ब्रह्मदो ब्रह्मा ब्रह्मज्ञानमयो हरिः
amṛtaṃ taṃ prapannosmi kiṃ bhayaṃ me kariṣyati | brahmaṇyo brahmado brahmā brahmajñānamayo hariḥ
I have resorted to him, the immortal—what fear will (they) do to me? Hari is devoted to brahman, the giver of brahman, is Brahmā, and consists of the knowledge of brahman.
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PdP 2 19.32
शरणं तं प्रपन्नोस्मि भयं किं मे करिष्यति । अभयो यो हि जगतो भीतिघ्नो भीतिदायकः
śaraṇaṃ taṃ prapannosmi bhayaṃ kiṃ me kariṣyati | abhayo yo hi jagato bhītighno bhītidāyakaḥ
I have resorted to him as (my) refuge—what fear will (anything) do to me? He indeed is the fearless one of the world, the destroyer of fear and the giver of fear.
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PdP 2 19.33
भयरूपं प्रपन्नोस्मि भयं किं मे करिष्यति । तारकः सर्वलोकानां नाशकः सर्वपापिनाम्
bhayarūpaṃ prapannosmi bhayaṃ kiṃ me kariṣyati | tārakaḥ sarvalokānāṃ nāśakaḥ sarvapāpinām
I have resorted to him whose form is fear itself—what fear will (it) do to me? He is the ferryman of all worlds, the destroyer of all sinners.
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PdP 2 19.34
तमहं शरणं प्राप्तो धर्मरूपं जनार्दनम् । सुरारणं यो हि रणे वपुर्द्धारयतेऽद्भुतम्
tamahaṃ śaraṇaṃ prāpto dharmarūpaṃ janārdanam | surāraṇaṃ yo hi raṇe vapurddhārayate'dbhutam
I have come for refuge to him, Janārdana, whose form is dharma, the refuge of the gods, who in battle takes on a wondrous body.
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PdP 2 19.35
शरणं तस्य गंतास्मि सदागतिरयं मम । झंझावातो महाचंडो वपुर्दूयति मे भृशम्
śaraṇaṃ tasya gaṃtāsmi sadāgatirayaṃ mama | jhaṃjhāvāto mahācaṃḍo vapurdūyati me bhṛśam
I shall go to his refuge; he is my eternal recourse. The whirlwind, most fierce, sorely pains my body.
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PdP 2 19.36
शरणं तं प्रपन्नोस्मि सदागतिरयं मम । अतिशीतं चातिवर्षा आतपस्तापदायकः
śaraṇaṃ taṃ prapannosmi sadāgatirayaṃ mama | atiśītaṃ cātivarṣā ātapastāpadāyakaḥ
I have resorted to him for refuge; he is my eternal recourse. Extreme cold, and excessive rains, and the burning heat that gives torment—
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PdP 2 19.37
एषां रूपेण यो देवस्तस्याहं शरणं गतः । कालरूपा अमी प्राप्ता भयदा मम चालकाः
eṣāṃ rūpeṇa yo devastasyāhaṃ śaraṇaṃ gataḥ | kālarūpā amī prāptā bhayadā mama cālakāḥ
the god who (exists) in the form of these—to him have I gone for refuge. These have come as forms of Time, giving me fear and driving me.
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PdP 2 19.38
एषां शरणं प्रपन्नोस्मि हरेः स्वरूपिणां सदा
eṣāṃ śaraṇaṃ prapannosmi hareḥ svarūpiṇāṃ sadā
I have gone for refuge always to these, who are forms of Hari himself.
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PdP 2 19.39
यं सर्वदेवं परमेश्वरं हि निष्केवलं ज्ञानमयं प्रदीपम् । वदंति नारायणमादिसिद्धं सिद्धेश्वरं तं शरणं प्रपद्ये
yaṃ sarvadevaṃ parameśvaraṃ hi niṣkevalaṃ jñānamayaṃ pradīpam | vadaṃti nārāyaṇamādisiddhaṃ siddheśvaraṃ taṃ śaraṇaṃ prapadye
Him whom (the wise) call the all-god, the supreme Lord, the utterly unalloyed one, the lamp made of knowledge, Nārāyaṇa perfect from the beginning—to that lord of the perfected ones I go for refuge.
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PdP 2 19.40
इति ध्यायन्स्तुवन्नित्यं केशवं क्लेशनाशनम् । भक्त्या तेन समानीतस्तदात्महृदये हरिः
iti dhyāyanstuvannityaṃ keśavaṃ kleśanāśanam | bhaktyā tena samānītastadātmahṛdaye hariḥ
Thus meditating and constantly praising Keśava, the destroyer of affliction, Hari was by him, through devotion, brought into his own heart.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.41
उद्यमं विक्रमं तस्य स दृष्ट्वा सोमशर्मणः । आविर्भूय हृषीकेशस्तमुवाच प्रहृष्टवान्
udyamaṃ vikramaṃ tasya sa dṛṣṭvā somaśarmaṇaḥ | āvirbhūya hṛṣīkeśastamuvāca prahṛṣṭavān
Seeing that effort and valour of Somaśarman, Hṛṣīkeśa became manifest and, greatly pleased, said to him:
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.42
सोमशर्मन्महाप्राज्ञ श्रूयतां भार्यया सह । वासुदेवोस्मि विप्रेंद्र वरं याचय सुव्रत
somaśarmanmahāprājña śrūyatāṃ bhāryayā saha | vāsudevosmi vipreṃdra varaṃ yācaya suvrata
"Somaśarman, greatly wise one, listen together with your wife: I am Vāsudeva, best of brahmins; ask for a boon, you of good vows."
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PdP 2 19.43
तेनोक्तो हि स विप्रेन्द्र उन्मील्य नयनद्वयम् । दृष्ट्वा विश्वेश्वरं देवं घनश्यामं महोदयम्
tenokto hi sa viprendra unmīlya nayanadvayam | dṛṣṭvā viśveśvaraṃ devaṃ ghanaśyāmaṃ mahodayam
Addressed by him, that best of brahmins opened his two eyes and, seeing the god, the lord of the universe, dark as a cloud, of great splendour,
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PdP 2 19.44
सर्वाभरणशोभांगं सर्वायुधसमन्वितम् । दिव्यलक्षणसंपन्नं पुंडरीकनिभेक्षणम्
sarvābharaṇaśobhāṃgaṃ sarvāyudhasamanvitam | divyalakṣaṇasaṃpannaṃ puṃḍarīkanibhekṣaṇam
his limbs radiant with every ornament, furnished with every weapon, endowed with divine marks, his eyes like a white lotus,
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PdP 2 19.45
पीतेन वाससा युक्तं राजमानं सुरेश्वरम् । वैनतेयसमारूढं शंखचक्रगदाधरम्
pītena vāsasā yuktaṃ rājamānaṃ sureśvaram | vainateyasamārūḍhaṃ śaṃkhacakragadādharam
clad in a yellow garment, resplendent, the lord of the gods, mounted upon the son of Vinatā, bearing conch, discus and mace,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.46
ब्रह्मादीनां सुधातारं जगतोस्य महायशाः । विश्वस्यास्य सदातीतं रूपातीतं जगद्गुरुम्
brahmādīnāṃ sudhātāraṃ jagatosya mahāyaśāḥ | viśvasyāsya sadātītaṃ rūpātītaṃ jagadgurum
the giver of nectar to Brahmā and the rest, of great renown in this world, ever beyond this universe, beyond form, the teacher of the world—
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 2 19.47
हर्षेण महताविष्टो दंडवत्प्रणिपत्य तम् । श्रियायुक्तं भासमानं सूर्यकोटिसमप्रभम्
harṣeṇa mahatāviṣṭo daṃḍavatpraṇipatya tam | śriyāyuktaṃ bhāsamānaṃ sūryakoṭisamaprabham
filled with great joy, having prostrated himself before him like a staff—him who was joined with Śrī, shining, with radiance equal to ten million suns—
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PdP 2 19.48
बद्धांजलिपुटोभूत्वा तया सुमनया सह । जयजयेत्युवाचैनं जयमाधवमानद
baddhāṃjalipuṭobhūtvā tayā sumanayā saha | jayajayetyuvācainaṃ jayamādhavamānada
With his palms joined in reverence, together with that Sumanā, he said to him: "Victory, victory! Victory to you, Mādhava, giver of honour!"
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PdP 2 19.49
जय योगीश योगीन्द्र जय नागांगशायन । यज्ञांग जय यज्ञेश जय शाश्वतसर्वग
jaya yogīśa yogīndra jaya nāgāṃgaśāyana | yajñāṃga jaya yajñeśa jaya śāśvatasarvaga
Victory, lord of yoga, chief of yogins! Victory to you who lie upon the serpent's body! Victory, you whose body is sacrifice, lord of sacrifice! Victory, eternal one, who go everywhere!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.50
जय सर्वेश्वरानंत यज्ञरूप नमोऽस्तु ते । जय ज्ञानवतां श्रेष्ठ जय त्वं ज्ञाननायक
jaya sarveśvarānaṃta yajñarūpa namo'stu te | jaya jñānavatāṃ śreṣṭha jaya tvaṃ jñānanāyaka
Victory, lord of all, endless one, you whose form is sacrifice—homage to you! Victory, best of those who possess knowledge! Victory to you, leader of knowledge!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.51
जय सर्वदसर्वज्ञ जय त्वं सर्वभावन । जय जीवस्वरूपेश महाजीव नमोस्तुते
jaya sarvadasarvajña jaya tvaṃ sarvabhāvana | jaya jīvasvarūpeśa mahājīva namostute
Victory, giver of all, knower of all! Victory to you, who bring all things into being! Victory, lord whose own form is the living soul—great living soul, homage to you!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.52
जय प्रज्ञादप्रज्ञांग जय प्राणप्रदायक । जय पापघ्न पुण्येश जय पुण्यपते हरे
jaya prajñādaprajñāṃga jaya prāṇapradāyaka | jaya pāpaghna puṇyeśa jaya puṇyapate hare
Victory, giver of wisdom, whose body is wisdom! Victory, bestower of the breath of life! Victory, destroyer of sin, lord of merit! Victory, master of merit, Hari!
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PdP 2 19.53
जय ज्ञानस्वरूपेश ज्ञानगम्याय ते नमः । जय पद्मपलाशाक्ष पद्मनाभाय ते नमः
jaya jñānasvarūpeśa jñānagamyāya te namaḥ | jaya padmapalāśākṣa padmanābhāya te namaḥ
Victory, lord whose own form is knowledge—homage to you, who are reached by knowledge! Victory, you whose eyes are lotus petals—homage to you, whose navel is a lotus!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.54
जय गोविंदगोपाल जय शंखधरामल । जय चक्रधराव्यक्त व्यक्तरूपाय ते नमः
jaya goviṃdagopāla jaya śaṃkhadharāmala | jaya cakradharāvyakta vyaktarūpāya te namaḥ
Victory, Govinda, Gopāla! Victory, bearer of the conch, stainless one! Victory, bearer of the discus, unmanifest one—homage to you, whose form is manifest!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.55
जय विक्रमशोभांग जय विक्रमनायक । जय लक्ष्मीविलासांग नमो वेदमयाय ते
jaya vikramaśobhāṃga jaya vikramanāyaka | jaya lakṣmīvilāsāṃga namo vedamayāya te
Victory, you whose body shines with valour! Victory, leader in valour! Victory, you whose body is the playground of Lakṣmī—homage to you, who consist of the Vedas!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.56
जय विक्रमशोभांग जय उद्यमदायक । जय उद्यमकालाय उद्यमाय नमोनमः
jaya vikramaśobhāṃga jaya udyamadāyaka | jaya udyamakālāya udyamāya namonamaḥ
Victory, you whose body shines with valour! Victory, giver of effort! Victory to you who are the time for effort—homage, homage to Effort itself!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.57
जय उद्यमशक्ताय उद्यमत्रयधारक । युद्धोद्यमप्रवृत्ताय तस्मै धर्माय ते नमः
jaya udyamaśaktāya udyamatrayadhāraka | yuddhodyamapravṛttāya tasmai dharmāya te namaḥ
Victory to you who are capable of effort, you who uphold the threefold effort! Homage to you, that Dharma, engaged in the exertion of battle!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 2 19.58
नमो हिरण्यरेताय तस्मै ते जायते नमः । अतितेजःस्वरूपाय सर्वतेजोमयाय च
namo hiraṇyaretāya tasmai te jāyate namaḥ | atitejaḥsvarūpāya sarvatejomayāya ca
Homage to him whose seed is gold; homage to you, who are born as that. (Homage) to you whose form is surpassing splendour, and who consist of all splendour,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 2 19.59
दैत्यतेजोविनाशाय पापतेजोहराय च । गोब्राह्मणहितार्थाय नमोस्तु परमात्मने
daityatejovināśāya pāpatejoharāya ca | gobrāhmaṇahitārthāya namostu paramātmane
to the destroyer of the demons' splendour, and the remover of the splendour of sin; homage to the Supreme Self, who acts for the welfare of cows and brahmins.
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PdP 2 19.60
नमोस्तु हुतभोक्त्रे च नमो हव्यवहाय ते । नमः कव्यवहायैव स्वधारूपाय ते नमः
namostu hutabhoktre ca namo havyavahāya te | namaḥ kavyavahāyaiva svadhārūpāya te namaḥ
Homage to you, eater of the oblation, and homage to you, bearer of the offering (to the gods); homage indeed to you who carry the offering to the ancestors—homage to you whose form is the svadhā-call.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.61
स्वाहारूपाय यज्ञाय पावनाय नमोनमः । नमस्ते शार्ङ्गहस्ताय हरये पापहारिणे
svāhārūpāya yajñāya pāvanāya namonamaḥ | namaste śārṅgahastāya haraye pāpahāriṇe
Homage, homage to you whose form is the svāhā-call, to the sacrifice, to the purifier! Homage to you who hold the Śārṅga bow, to Hari, the remover of sin!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.62
सदसच्चोदनायैव नमो विज्ञानशालिने । नमो वेदस्वरूपाय पावनाय नमोनमः
sadasaccodanāyaiva namo vijñānaśāline | namo vedasvarūpāya pāvanāya namonamaḥ
Homage indeed to you who impel both the real and the unreal, homage to you who abound in discernment! Homage to you whose form is the Veda—homage, homage to the purifier!
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PdP 2 19.63
नमोस्तु हरिकेशाय सर्वक्लेशहराय ते । केशवाय परायैव नमस्ते विश्वधारिणे
namostu harikeśāya sarvakleśaharāya te | keśavāya parāyaiva namaste viśvadhāriṇe
Homage to you, tawny-haired one, remover of all afflictions! To Keśava, the supreme one indeed—homage to you, who uphold the universe!
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PdP 2 19.64
नमः कृपाकरायैव नमो हर्षमयाय ते । अनंताय नमो नित्यं शुद्धाय क्लेशनाशिने
namaḥ kṛpākarāyaiva namo harṣamayāya te | anaṃtāya namo nityaṃ śuddhāya kleśanāśine
Homage indeed to you, the maker of compassion; homage to you, who consist of joy! Homage always to the endless one, to the pure one, destroyer of affliction!
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PdP 2 19.65
आनंदाय नमो नित्यं शुद्धाय केवलाय ते । रुद्रैर्नमितपादाय विरंचिनमिताय ते
ānaṃdāya namo nityaṃ śuddhāya kevalāya te | rudrairnamitapādāya viraṃcinamitāya te
Homage always to bliss, to you the pure, the sole one! To you whose feet are bowed to by the Rudras, to you before whom Brahmā bows!
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PdP 2 19.66
सुरासुरेंद्रनमित पादपद्माय ते नमः । नमोनमः परेशाय अजितायामृतात्मने
surāsureṃdranamita pādapadmāya te namaḥ | namonamaḥ pareśāya ajitāyāmṛtātmane
Homage to you, whose lotus feet are bowed to by the lords of gods and demons! Homage, homage to the supreme lord, the unconquered, whose self is immortal!
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PdP 2 19.67
क्षीरसागरवासाय नमः पद्माप्रियाय ते । ॐकाराय च शुद्धाय अचलाय नमोनमः
kṣīrasāgaravāsāya namaḥ padmāpriyāya te | oṃkārāya ca śuddhāya acalāya namonamaḥ
Homage to you who dwell in the ocean of milk, to you who are dear to Padmā (Lakṣmī)! Homage, homage to the syllable Oṃ, to the pure, to the unmoving one!
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.68
व्यापिने व्यापकायैव सर्वव्यसनहारिणे । नमोनमो वराहाय महाकूर्माय ते नमः
vyāpine vyāpakāyaiva sarvavyasanahāriṇe | namonamo varāhāya mahākūrmāya te namaḥ
To the all-pervading, to the very pervader, to the remover of all afflictions—homage, homage to the Boar; homage to you, the great Tortoise.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.69
नमो वामनरूपाय नृसिंहाय महात्मने । नमो रामाय दिव्याय सर्वक्षत्रवधाय च
namo vāmanarūpāya nṛsiṃhāya mahātmane | namo rāmāya divyāya sarvakṣatravadhāya ca
Homage to him whose form is the Dwarf, to the Man-Lion, to the great-souled one; homage to Rāma, the divine, and to (him who is) the slayer of all the Kṣatriyas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.70
सर्वज्ञानाय मत्स्याय नमो रामाय ते नमः । नमः कृष्णाय बुद्धाय नमो म्लेच्छप्रणाशिने
sarvajñānāya matsyāya namo rāmāya te namaḥ | namaḥ kṛṣṇāya buddhāya namo mlecchapraṇāśine
To the all-knowing, to the Fish, homage; homage to you, Rāma; homage to Kṛṣṇa, to the Buddha, homage to the destroyer of the Mlecchas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.71
नमः कपिलविप्राय हयग्रीवाय ते नमः । नमो व्यासस्वरूपाय नमः सर्वमयाय ते
namaḥ kapilaviprāya hayagrīvāya te namaḥ | namo vyāsasvarūpāya namaḥ sarvamayāya te
Homage to the brahmin Kapila; homage to you, Hayagrīva; homage to him whose own form is Vyāsa; homage to you who consist of all things.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.72
एवं स्तुत्वा हृषीकेशं तमुवाच जनार्दनम् । गुणानां तु परं पारं ब्रह्मा वेत्ति न पावन
evaṃ stutvā hṛṣīkeśaṃ tamuvāca janārdanam | guṇānāṃ tu paraṃ pāraṃ brahmā vetti na pāvana
Having praised Hṛṣīkeśa thus, he said to him, Janārdana: "Brahmā does not know the far limit of (your) qualities, O purifier;
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.73
न चैव स्तोतुं सर्वज्ञस्तथा रुद्र सःहस्रदृक् । वक्तुं को हि समर्थस्तु कीदृशी मे मतिर्विभो
na caiva stotuṃ sarvajñastathā rudra saḥhasradṛk | vaktuṃ ko hi samarthastu kīdṛśī me matirvibho
"nor is the all-knowing thousand-eyed Rudra able to praise (you). Who indeed is competent to speak, and of what sort is my understanding, O mighty one?
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
PdP 2 19.74
निर्गुणं सगुणं स्तोत्रं मयैव तव केशव । क्षमशब्दापशब्दं मे तव दासोस्मि सुव्रत
nirguṇaṃ saguṇaṃ stotraṃ mayaiva tava keśava | kṣamaśabdāpaśabdaṃ me tava dāsosmi suvrata
"By me alone this praise of you, (whether) without qualities or with qualities, (has been made), O Keśava; forgive my (right) words and faulty words—I am your servant, O you of good vows.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
PdP 2 19.75
जन्मजन्मनि लोकेश दयां मे कुरु पावन
janmajanmani lokeśa dayāṃ me kuru pāvana
"Birth after birth, O lord of the worlds, show mercy to me, O purifier."
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition