Guest guest Posted October 24, 1995 Report Share Posted October 24, 1995 Venkateswara Su-prabhatam has all aspects for a full round puja. It consists of Four parts: Venkatesa Suprabhatam (awaking Sree and Vishnu) Venkatesa Stotram (Praise) Venkatesa Prapatti (Sharanagati, through Sree) Venkatesa Mangalam (Conclusion) I don't know of anything that is more pleasant, rhythmic and popular at the same time than these verses. One other work that comes close to this is the Tamil version of V.Suprabhatam! Krishna, could you please tell exact name and time of your ancestor who composed V.Suprabhatam? Sri Venkatesa and Balaji, are so familiar to us now. They both are absent in the Vishnu Sahasra Namam (1000 names of Vishnu). Not being found in Vishnu-1000 adds credence to the belief that Venkatesa avataram is of Kali Yugam, whereas Vishnu-1000 belongs to Dwapara Yugam. Although people have shown Vedic roots for the word, perhaps Venkatesa is Sanskritization of Thiru Vengadam of the Alwars. Any thoughts on thi subject? K. Sreekrishna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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