dhyanashlokam

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I am posting this again, since the Sanskrit version of the shlokas did

not appear porperly, even though I used rich text.

This is the transliterated version- the Sanskrit version of this has

been uploaded in the files section of this group - but members need

Sanskrit 99 font to view this in devanagari.

I apologise for the inconveneience.

The translation in the poem/stanza form has been done by my son

Subhangan.

 

shubha

 

Dyana Slokams of Sri Bhoomi Devi Sameta Uppiliyappan

 

 

udyatkoöidiväkarendusubhagaà pétämbarälaìkåtam

nänäbhüñaëabhüñitaà navaghanaçyämaà prasannänanaà |

lävaëyämbunidhià nirastalavaëaà çréçaìkhacakräïcitaà

çrévaékuëöhapurädhipaà çubhatanuà bhümyäù patià saàçraye ||

 

As beautiful as crores of rising suns and moons, by a yellow silk is

He adorned

Bejeweled with different ornaments, beautfiul and dark like a cloud is

His luminous and majestic face;

Wealthed with a sea of grace and elegance, the One without salt, with

Lakshmi, chakram and conch;

Lord of Sri Vaikuntapuram*, of exquisite form, consort of Bhoomi Devi;

I take refuge in Thee.

 

 

 

 

märkaëòeyamahätapaù phalatayä çrévyomapuryäà purä

saïjätä pariëéyatatpurapatià tyaktvä rasaà saindhavam |

bhaktänämabhayapradänaniratä phulläravindeekñaëä

seeyaà puñyatu maìgalänyanudinaà sarväëi sarvaàsahä ||

 

Owing to the fruits of Markandeyar's great penance, In Sri Vyomapuram*

long past;

Bhoomi Devi incarnated, wed the Lord of that city and she too forsook

the taste of salt;

With eyes like the blooming lotus, to the faithful she gifts

deliverance from fear,

She who is thus, may she increase all that is auspicious, she who

tolerates all.

 

 

* Vaikuntapuram/Vyomapuram - Thiruvinnagar or Uppiliyappan Kovil

 

 

By Subhangan Venkatesan and Subha Venkatesan