Electronic versions of commonly recited stotras with their meanings

[Guest guest]

Sri krishNAya namah,

Dear KrishNa bhaktas,

 

A list of the some commonly recited stotras with meanings that are

suitable for daily anushTAna have been made available in electronic form. Sri

Dvadasha stotra, sri madhva nAma, Sri Hari vAyu stuthi, Sri rAghavendra stotra,

sri madaNu bhAshya and Sri vijaya kavacha are available. These have been

uploaded to the files section of the VMS list. The files are in PDF format.

These are available at

Stotras/. These will

also be made available at the VMS website shortly.

 

 

These stotras with meanings have appeared in Dvaita and VMS lists before. Sri

Hunsur Sriprasad has compiled and translated many of these stotras. Many other

volunteers have helped in putting these stotras together. Smt. Shobha

Srinivasan has compiled the list of the stotras together from various places.

All the people responsible deserve our thanks and gratitude. I pray for

blessings of sri Hari, vAyu and gurugaLu to the volunteers for their service to

the community.

 

 

Regards,

Vasu Murthy

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Sri KrishNAya namah,

Dear KrishNa bhaktas,

 

New versions of the stotras have been uploaded. These have improved

formatting with the author's names. I want to thank Sri PrasAd bhArgava who

helped in the formatting and conversion of these files. Some new stotras have

been added.

 

Files are available at

Stotras/.

 

Namaste,

Vasu Murthy