Bajrang baan by – Acharya Shushil Awasthi Prabhakar-plain txt, plz

January 29, 2010

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Prashant

, Acharya Shushil Awasthi Prabhakar

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> nishchay Prema Prateet-tay, Vinay Karain Sanmaan,

> Tayhi-Kay Karaja Sakala Shubha, Sidhi Karain Hanuman

>

> He who reveres Hanuman with unflinching faith, love and respectful

> humility, is blessed with success in all his propitious undertakings by

> the grace of Hanuman.

> Jai Hanumanta Santa Hitakaari, Suna Liijay Prabhu Araja

> Hamari Jana kay kaaja vilambana keejay, Aatura dawrii maha Sukha

> deejay. Jaisay kooda sindhu mahi paara, Sursa badana paithii

> Vistaara.

>

> Pray listen to my entreaties, O Hanuman, the compassionate

> benefactor of all saints! Delay not in responding to your votaries call

> and rushing, bless them with felicity, just as you leapt across the

> ocean leaving the earth behind and crept into Surasaâ€™s mouth

> assuming the form twice as large as that of the Mother of Serpents all

> for the sake of Rama.

>

> Aagay jaiyii Lankinii Rokaa, Maarayhu laata gaii sura Loka

> Jaayay Vibhishan ko sukha deenha, Sita Nirakhi parama

> pada Leenhaa .

>

> As you proceeded further Lankini stopped you on the way, but you

> kicked her and dispatched her to the abode of the gods (killed her).

> Going to Vibhishana you brought him exceeding joy and sighting Sita

> you attained to the supreme state.

>

> Baag ujaari Sindhu Mahana Borah, Ati Aatura Jama Kaatara

> Tora Akshaya Kumara mara sanhaara, Loama lapaita anka-ko Jaarah.

> You laid waste the Ashoka grove and drowned it into the sea. You

> rescued the world from its imminent doom (when the gods comforted

> you in Paatala where you were lying in a precarious condition). Thus

> did you save humanity and earn for yourself the blessing of

> immortality by frustrating the design of Yama who subdues every

> being. One glaring example of your victory over death is the episode

> of Akshayakumara, whose name signifies immortality, whom you

> overthrew and slaughtered; with your tail swathed with rags soaked in

> oil and set on fire you reduced Lanka to ashes

>

> Laaha samaan lanka jaari-gai, Jai Jai Dhwani surpur naba Bhai Aba

> vilambha kayhi Kaaran Swami, Kripaa Karahhu ura Antaraymii

>

> Lanka burnt like shellac; heaven, the abode of gods, was filled with

> cries of triumph: " Victory! Victory! Why are you tarrying, my Lord? O

> controller of my inmost being! Be gracious to me.

> Jai Jai Lakshmana Praana kay daataa, Aatura hai dukha

> Karhu Nipaataa Jai Jai Hanumanta Jayati bala saagar, Sura

> Samooha samratha Bhata Naagar

> Glory, glory to you, O Lord, who restored Lakshmana to life! Come

> promptly and speedily and destroy my sorrow. Victory, victory to you,

> O Giridhara (who lifted up a mountain and brought it with all its

> vegetation to Lanka where Lakshmana lay grievously wounded)

> Victory, victory to you, O ocean of bliss! You are an assemblage of

> bravery, are competent, great warrior and wise.

>

> Om Hanu Hanu Hanu Hanumanta Hateelay, Bhairayhhi

> Maaru Bajrah-Ki Keelay GADAA VAJRA LAII BAIRIHI MAARO

> MAHAARAAJA PRABHU DAASA UBAARO.

>

> I revere the unyielding Son of the Wind, Hanuman, with the cant of

> Om hanu hanu hanu. May you destroy my adversaries with

> thunderbolt and club, your adamantine weapon, which, when hurled,

> lets no enemy escape. O Lord! O king of kings! Come and deliver me,

> your own devotee, from my enemies.

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> OMKAARA HUNKAARA MAHAAVIIRA DHAAVO

> VAJRA GADAA HANU VIAMBA NA LAA Om Hrim Hrim Hrim

> Hanumana Kapisha, Om Hum Hum Hum Hanu Arii Ura Sheesha.

>

> Roaring with the sacred and mystical syllable OM, come with all

> haste, O great warrior, and hurl down bolts and clubs and other

> weapons (on my enemies) without delay. O monkey-king Hanuman!

> Cry hriin hriin hriin, the mystic syllables and shouting aloud Om

> hun, hun, hunïž' smite the heads and bosoms of my enemies.

>

>

> SATYA HIIHU HARI SHAPATHA PAAYA KE

> RAAMADUUTA DHARU MAARU DHAAYA KE

> JAI JAI JAI HANUMANTA AGAADHAA

> DUKHA PAAVATA JANA KEHI APARAADHAA

>

> O Ramaâ€™s envoy! Having been assured by Lord Hari that you are

> Real-Truth itself-you rush at once and catching hold of my enemies,

> kill them (without fear). (Being ever living Reality, immortal and

> transcendent, yield not to fear but fight and kill) Glory, glory, all gory

> to you, O unfathomed Hanuman! For what offence are your devotees

> unhappy?

>

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> PUJAA JAPA TAPA NEMA ACHAARAA

> NAHIN JAANATA HAUN DAASA TUMHAARAA

> VANA UPAVANA MAGA GIRI GRAHA MAAHIIN

> TUMHARE BALA HAMA DARAPATA NAAHIN

> PAANYA PARAUN KARA JORI MANAAVAUN

> YAHA AVASARA ABA KEHI GOHARAAVAUN.

>

> I, your humble servant, know not how to perform worship and do

> penance, chant your name, observe the rules of purity and conduct.

> Strengthened (and protected) by you, I fear not at home nor while

> passing through forests and parklands and mountains. I prostrate

> myself at your feet and with cupped palms invoke your grace; whom

> else should I call for help in these desperate straits.

> Jai Anjani Kumara Balawanta, Shankara Suwana Beera

> Hanumanta Badana Karaala kaala kula ghaalaka, Rama sahay

> sadaa prati Paalak.

>

> Glory to you, O brave son of Anjani and Shankara! You are the

> fearsome exterminator even of Death and his descendants, a

> succourer of Rama and an ever-ready protector of all.

>

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>

> BHUUTA PRETA PISAACHA NISHAACHARA

> AGNI VAITAALA KAALA MAARII MARA

> INHAIN MAARO TOHE SHAPAHA RAAMA KII

> RAAKHU NATHA MARYAADAA NAAMA KII

> JANAKA SUTAA HARI DAASA KAHAAVO

> TAAKII SHAPATHA VILAMBA NA LAAVO.

>

> As soon as one sets oneâ€™s mind on you or chants your name ghosts

> and ghouls spirits, fiends, wanderers of the night, fire goblins, fatality

> and epidemics, all disappear in a trice (Being so incomparable in

> might) deliver your devotee at once and with the remembrance of

> your name fill his heart with joy. In the name of Rama do I beseech

> you to kill them, the demons and all their hordes, and, O Lord, let not

> Ramaâ€™s dignity be reconciled to anything demeaning (sully not the

> reputation of Rama). You are called a devotee of Janakaïž's

> daughter, Sita and Hari; I entreat you in the names of both Sita and

> Hari not to prevaricate and delay in coming.

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>

> JAI JAI JAI DHUNI HOTA AKAASHAA

> SUMIRATA HOTA DUSAHA DUKHA NAASHAA

> CARANA SHARANA KARA JORI MANAAVUN

> YAHA AVASARA ABA KEHI GAHARAAVAUN

>

> The heavens reverberate with the sound of ïž`Glory, glory, all glory (to

> Hanuman)ïž' The very remembrance of yours destroys even

> unendurable miseries. With folded palms I supplicate you to provide

> me the protection at your feet, for I cannot but call on you for help at

> this hour. I prostrate myself at your feet and with cupped palms invoke your

> grace; whom else should I call for help in these desperate straits. You are

> under oath to Rama to hasten and protect all in distress. I prostrate myself

> again before you and with folded hands entreat you to arise and rush in (to

> kill my enemies).

>

>

> OM Cham cham cham cham CHAPALA CHALANTAA

> OM HANU HANU HANU HANU HANUMANTAA

> OM HAN HAN HAANKA DETA KAPI CHANCHALA

> OM SAN SAN SAHAMI KHALDALA.

>

> Chanting the sacred Om chan chan chan chan, come and deliver

> me, O entrepid courser! And shouting Om hanu hanu hanu hanu

> slaughter my foes, O Hanuman! When the playful and noble-footed

> Monkey-king shouts aloud Om hum hum the demon host is so

> terrified that it flees crying Om sam sam.

>

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> YAHA BAJARANGA BAANA JEHI MAARE

> TEHI KAHO PHIRA KAUNA UBAARE

> PAATHA KARE BAJARANGA BAANA KII

> HANUMANTA RAKSHAA KARE PRAANA KI.

>

> Tell me, who can protect the person who is pierced with Bajarangaâ€™s arrow?

> He, who chants this hymn,is well protected by Hanumaan.

>

> YAHA BAJARANGA BAANA JO JAAPAI

> TAAHE TE BHUUTA PRETA SABA KAANPHE

> DHUUPA DEII ARU JAPAI HAMESHAA

> TAAKE TANA NAHIIN RAHAI KALESHAA.

>

> He who repeats this hymn is feared by spirits and ghouls and all the

> who repeats it regularly with oblations of incense is relieved of all

> physical infirmities.

>

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> " DOHAA "

> PREMA PRIITI DHARI KAPI BHAJAI

> SADAA DHARAI URA DHYAANA

> TEHI KE KAARAJA SAKALA SHUBHA

> SIDDHA KARAI HANUMAANA.

>

> He who meditates on the Monkey-King with faith and devotion and

> with his image in his heart, finds all his noble efforts crowned with

> success by the grace of Hanuman.

>

> Doha:

> Ura Pratitee Dhardh, saran havay, paath karay dhari

> Dhyaana,Badha sab har, karay sab kaam sahal Hanuman .

> Siyaa pati Ramachandra ki jai, Uma Pati Mahadeo ki jai

> Pawana suutah Hanumana ki jai.

>

> Bajrang baan by â€ " Acharya Shushil Awasthi " Prabhakar "

>

January 30, 2010

One wonders about the obvious!

Neither the abusers and those with FILTHY minds blocked immediately on this

forum, but were encouraged actually as long as possible -- though now sent away

or simply gone -- BUT now FrONTS are being questioned...! ;-)

One wonders what is the GAME, really...!

Rohiniranjan

, " astro " <gbp_kumar wrote:

>

> pl use the right fonts else use NON RTF fonts that is simple plain text, a lot

of junk appears for the font/language script u had in use

>

> so make sure ur postings r read, this is misleading and distracting

>

> Prashant

>

> , Acharya Shushil Awasthi Prabhakar

<acharyashushil@> wrote:

> >

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> > nishchay Prema Prateet-tay, Vinay Karain Sanmaan,

> > Tayhi-Kay Karaja Sakala Shubha, Sidhi Karain Hanuman

> >

> > He who reveres Hanuman with unflinching faith, love and respectful

> > humility, is blessed with success in all his propitious undertakings by

> > the grace of Hanuman.

> > Jai Hanumanta Santa Hitakaari, Suna Liijay Prabhu Araja

> > Hamari Jana kay kaaja vilambana keejay, Aatura dawrii maha Sukha

> > deejay. Jaisay kooda sindhu mahi paara, Sursa badana paithii

> > Vistaara.

> >

> > Pray listen to my entreaties, O Hanuman, the compassionate

> > benefactor of all saints! Delay not in responding to your votaries call

> > and rushing, bless them with felicity, just as you leapt across the

> > ocean leaving the earth behind and crept into Surasaâ€™s mouth

> > assuming the form twice as large as that of the Mother of Serpents all

> > for the sake of Rama.

> >

> > Aagay jaiyii Lankinii Rokaa, Maarayhu laata gaii sura Loka

> > Jaayay Vibhishan ko sukha deenha, Sita Nirakhi parama

> > pada Leenhaa .

> >

> > As you proceeded further Lankini stopped you on the way, but you

> > kicked her and dispatched her to the abode of the gods (killed her).

> > Going to Vibhishana you brought him exceeding joy and sighting Sita

> > you attained to the supreme state.

> >

> > Baag ujaari Sindhu Mahana Borah, Ati Aatura Jama Kaatara

> > Tora Akshaya Kumara mara sanhaara, Loama lapaita anka-ko Jaarah.

> > You laid waste the Ashoka grove and drowned it into the sea. You

> > rescued the world from its imminent doom (when the gods comforted

> > you in Paatala where you were lying in a precarious condition). Thus

> > did you save humanity and earn for yourself the blessing of

> > immortality by frustrating the design of Yama who subdues every

> > being. One glaring example of your victory over death is the episode

> > of Akshayakumara, whose name signifies immortality, whom you

> > overthrew and slaughtered; with your tail swathed with rags soaked in

> > oil and set on fire you reduced Lanka to ashes

> >

> > Laaha samaan lanka jaari-gai, Jai Jai Dhwani surpur naba Bhai Aba

> > vilambha kayhi Kaaran Swami, Kripaa Karahhu ura Antaraymii

> >

> > Lanka burnt like shellac; heaven, the abode of gods, was filled with

> > cries of triumph: " Victory! Victory! Why are you tarrying, my Lord? O

> > controller of my inmost being! Be gracious to me.

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> > Jai Jai Lakshmana Praana kay daataa, Aatura hai dukha

> > Karhu Nipaataa Jai Jai Hanumanta Jayati bala saagar, Sura

> > Samooha samratha Bhata Naagar

> > Glory, glory to you, O Lord, who restored Lakshmana to life! Come

> > promptly and speedily and destroy my sorrow. Victory, victory to you,

> > O Giridhara (who lifted up a mountain and brought it with all its

> > vegetation to Lanka where Lakshmana lay grievously wounded)

> > Victory, victory to you, O ocean of bliss! You are an assemblage of

> > bravery, are competent, great warrior and wise.

> >

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> > Om Hanu Hanu Hanu Hanumanta Hateelay, Bhairayhhi

> > Maaru Bajrah-Ki Keelay GADAA VAJRA LAII BAIRIHI MAARO

> > MAHAARAAJA PRABHU DAASA UBAARO.

> >

> > I revere the unyielding Son of the Wind, Hanuman, with the cant of

> > Om hanu hanu hanu. May you destroy my adversaries with

> > thunderbolt and club, your adamantine weapon, which, when hurled,

> > lets no enemy escape. O Lord! O king of kings! Come and deliver me,

> > your own devotee, from my enemies.

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> > OMKAARA HUNKAARA MAHAAVIIRA DHAAVO

> > VAJRA GADAA HANU VIAMBA NA LAA Om Hrim Hrim Hrim

> > Hanumana Kapisha, Om Hum Hum Hum Hanu Arii Ura Sheesha.

> >

> > Roaring with the sacred and mystical syllable OM, come with all

> > haste, O great warrior, and hurl down bolts and clubs and other

> > weapons (on my enemies) without delay. O monkey-king Hanuman!

> > Cry hriin hriin hriin, the mystic syllables and shouting aloud Om

> > hun, hun, hunïž' smite the heads and bosoms of my enemies.

> >

> >

> > SATYA HIIHU HARI SHAPATHA PAAYA KE

> > RAAMADUUTA DHARU MAARU DHAAYA KE

> > JAI JAI JAI HANUMANTA AGAADHAA

> > DUKHA PAAVATA JANA KEHI APARAADHAA

> >

> > O Ramaâ€™s envoy! Having been assured by Lord Hari that you are

> > Real-Truth itself-you rush at once and catching hold of my enemies,

> > kill them (without fear). (Being ever living Reality, immortal and

> > transcendent, yield not to fear but fight and kill) Glory, glory, all gory

> > to you, O unfathomed Hanuman! For what offence are your devotees

> > unhappy?

> >

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> >

> > PUJAA JAPA TAPA NEMA ACHAARAA

> > NAHIN JAANATA HAUN DAASA TUMHAARAA

> > VANA UPAVANA MAGA GIRI GRAHA MAAHIIN

> > TUMHARE BALA HAMA DARAPATA NAAHIN

> > PAANYA PARAUN KARA JORI MANAAVAUN

> > YAHA AVASARA ABA KEHI GOHARAAVAUN.

> >

> > I, your humble servant, know not how to perform worship and do

> > penance, chant your name, observe the rules of purity and conduct.

> > Strengthened (and protected) by you, I fear not at home nor while

> > passing through forests and parklands and mountains. I prostrate

> > myself at your feet and with cupped palms invoke your grace; whom

> > else should I call for help in these desperate straits.

> > Jai Anjani Kumara Balawanta, Shankara Suwana Beera

> > Hanumanta Badana Karaala kaala kula ghaalaka, Rama sahay

> > sadaa prati Paalak.

> >

> > Glory to you, O brave son of Anjani and Shankara! You are the

> > fearsome exterminator even of Death and his descendants, a

> > succourer of Rama and an ever-ready protector of all.

> >

à¤•à¥€à¥¥

> >

> > BHUUTA PRETA PISAACHA NISHAACHARA

> > AGNI VAITAALA KAALA MAARII MARA

> > INHAIN MAARO TOHE SHAPAHA RAAMA KII

> > RAAKHU NATHA MARYAADAA NAAMA KII

> > JANAKA SUTAA HARI DAASA KAHAAVO

> > TAAKII SHAPATHA VILAMBA NA LAAVO.

> >

> > As soon as one sets oneâ€™s mind on you or chants your name ghosts

> > and ghouls spirits, fiends, wanderers of the night, fire goblins, fatality

> > and epidemics, all disappear in a trice (Being so incomparable in

> > might) deliver your devotee at once and with the remembrance of

> > your name fill his heart with joy. In the name of Rama do I beseech

> > you to kill them, the demons and all their hordes, and, O Lord, let not

> > Ramaâ€™s dignity be reconciled to anything demeaning (sully not the

> > reputation of Rama). You are called a devotee of Janakaïž's

> > daughter, Sita and Hari; I entreat you in the names of both Sita and

> > Hari not to prevaricate and delay in coming.

à¤¨à¤¾à¤¶à¤¾à¥¥

> >

> > JAI JAI JAI DHUNI HOTA AKAASHAA

> > SUMIRATA HOTA DUSAHA DUKHA NAASHAA

> > CARANA SHARANA KARA JORI MANAAVUN

> > YAHA AVASARA ABA KEHI GAHARAAVAUN

> >

> > The heavens reverberate with the sound of ïž`Glory, glory, all glory (to

> > Hanuman)ïž' The very remembrance of yours destroys even

> > unendurable miseries. With folded palms I supplicate you to provide

> > me the protection at your feet, for I cannot but call on you for help at

> > this hour. I prostrate myself at your feet and with cupped palms invoke your

> > grace; whom else should I call for help in these desperate straits. You are

> > under oath to Rama to hasten and protect all in distress. I prostrate myself

> > again before you and with folded hands entreat you to arise and rush in (to

> > kill my enemies).

> >

> >

> > OM Cham cham cham cham CHAPALA CHALANTAA

> > OM HANU HANU HANU HANU HANUMANTAA

> > OM HAN HAN HAANKA DETA KAPI CHANCHALA

> > OM SAN SAN SAHAMI KHALDALA.

> >

> > Chanting the sacred Om chan chan chan chan, come and deliver

> > me, O entrepid courser! And shouting Om hanu hanu hanu hanu

> > slaughter my foes, O Hanuman! When the playful and noble-footed

> > Monkey-king shouts aloud Om hum hum the demon host is so

> > terrified that it flees crying Om sam sam.

> >

à¤•à¥€à¥¥

> > YAHA BAJARANGA BAANA JEHI MAARE

> > TEHI KAHO PHIRA KAUNA UBAARE

> > PAATHA KARE BAJARANGA BAANA KII

> > HANUMANTA RAKSHAA KARE PRAANA KI.

> >

> > Tell me, who can protect the person who is pierced with Bajarangaâ€™s arrow?

> > He, who chants this hymn,is well protected by Hanumaan.

> >

> > YAHA BAJARANGA BAANA JO JAAPAI

> > TAAHE TE BHUUTA PRETA SABA KAANPHE

> > DHUUPA DEII ARU JAPAI HAMESHAA

> > TAAKE TANA NAHIIN RAHAI KALESHAA.

> >

> > He who repeats this hymn is feared by spirits and ghouls and all the

> > who repeats it regularly with oblations of incense is relieved of all

> > physical infirmities.

> >

> > à¤¦à¥‹à¤¹à¤¾à¥¥

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> >

> > " DOHAA "

> > PREMA PRIITI DHARI KAPI BHAJAI

> > SADAA DHARAI URA DHYAANA

> > TEHI KE KAARAJA SAKALA SHUBHA

> > SIDDHA KARAI HANUMAANA.

> >

> > He who meditates on the Monkey-King with faith and devotion and

> > with his image in his heart, finds all his noble efforts crowned with

> > success by the grace of Hanuman.

> >

> > Doha:

> > Ura Pratitee Dhardh, saran havay, paath karay dhari

> > Dhyaana,Badha sab har, karay sab kaam sahal Hanuman .

> > Siyaa pati Ramachandra ki jai, Uma Pati Mahadeo ki jai

> > Pawana suutah Hanumana ki jai.

> >

> > Bajrang baan by â€ " Acharya Shushil Awasthi " Prabhakar "

> >

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