Guest guest Posted January 28, 2005 Report Share Posted January 28, 2005 Upanishad Translations. Also look for translations of other Shakta Upanishads like and other devata upanishads on the left. http://www.celextel.org/ebooks/upanishads/ saubhagya_lakshmi_upanishad.htm http://www.celextel.org/ebooks/upanishads/ ----- -1: Then the Gods said to the Lord: Lord ! Expound for us the science of the Goddess of Prosperity. I-2: The Lord, the primeval Narayana, replied: Be it so. With intent minds, all of you Gods, listen ! With the aid of the fifteen verses beginning with the verse € '±hiranyavarnam€ '² (of the hue of gold), etc., meditate on the four-armed Sri (the Goddess of Prosperity), whose form is that of the Fourth, who is beyond the Fourth, who is supreme over all, who is present in all consecrated seats, and who is encircled by the divinities of the seats, major and minor. I-3: Now, the seers of the hymn on Sri consisting of fifteen verses are Ananda, Kardama, Chiklita and Indirasuta. Of the first verse, the seer is Sri. Of the (next) fourteen verses, the seers are Ananda etc. Of the first three verses, € '±hiranyavarnam€ '², etc., the metre is Anustubh. Of the verse € '±kamso€ '²smi€ '², the metre is brihati, of the two others Tristubh (is the metre); of the next eight the metre is Anustubh. Of the remainder, the metre is Prastarapankti. The divinity is the Fire which is Sri. The seed is € '±hiranyavarnam€ '². The power is € '±kamso€ '²smi€ '². The consecration of the limbs is (effected) with the words hiranmaya chandra rajatasraja hiranyasraja hiranya hiranyavarna, beginning with Om, ending with Namah (i.e. salutation), and having the nouns declined in the dative case. Next (follows) the consecration of the limbs with the triads of faces. With the verses of the Srisukta themselves consecrate, in order, the head, the eyes, the ears, the nose, the face, the neck, the two arms, the heart, the navel, the privies, the thighs, the knees and the shanks. I-4: Seated in the spotless lotus Coloured as its pollen heaps Bearing in her lotus palms Lotus pair and symbolled promise Of fear dispelled and boons bestowed; With jewelled crown and ornaments diverse Wondrously adorned € '¶ Let Sri, Mother of the world entire, Promote our fortunes ever. --------- More on the webpage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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