{Disarmed} Question on sloka nakraakraante

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Sri:

 

This sloka is part of a diad and a triad of slokas that should be recited

as one wakes up in the morning. It is known popularly and only as

" praataranusandheyam shlokadvayam shlokatrayam cha " .

 

First is " graahagraste gajendre " then " nakraakraante kariindre " are the

two slokas.

 

Then three shlokas " praatassmaraami " , " praatarnamaami " and

" praatarbhajaami " are the triads. This is usually followed by reciting

haryashTakam.

 

 

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On Fri, 5 Dec 2008, rramanat wrote:

 

> Can someone let me know who composed the following sloka and in which

work/composition does this appear in?

 

 

" nakra AkrAntE kareendrE mukiLita nayanE moola moolethi khinnE

> nAham nAham nachAham na cha bhavati puna: tAdrusO mAdrusEshu

> ityEvam tyakta hastE sapati sura gaNE bhAva soonyE samastE

> Moolam yat prAdurAseet sa disatu BhagavAn managaLam santatam na: "

 

 

 

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Sri:

Here are the five slokas. Thank you for your interest.

Regards

 

shlokadvayaM

 

graaha graste gajendre ruvati sarabhasaM taarkShyamaaruhya dhaavan

vyaaghuurNan maalyabhuuShaa vasana parikaro meghagambhiira ghoSha:

aabibhrANo rathaangaM sharamasimabhayaM shaMkhachaapau sakheTau

hastai: kaumodakiimapyavatu harirasaavaMhasaaM saMhaterna: ||1

 

nakraakraante kariindre mukulitanayane muula muuleti khinne

naahaM naahaM nachaahaM na cha bhavati punastaadrisho maadrisheShu

ityevaM tyaktahaste sapadi suragaNe bhaavashuunye samaste

muulaM yatpraaduraasiit sa dishatu bhagavaan maMgalaM santataM na: ||2

 

shlokatrayaM

 

praata: smaraami bhavabhiiti mahaarti shaantyai

naaraayaNaM garuDavaahanamaMjanaabhaM

graahaabhibhuuta madavaaraNa muktihetuM

chakraayudhaM taruNavaarija patranetraM ||1

 

praatar namaami manasaa vapuShaa cha muurdhnaa

paadaaravindamaravindavilochanasya

naaraayaNasya narakaarNava taaraNasya

paaraayaNapravaNa vipraparaayaNasya ||2

 

 

praatar bhajaami bhajataamabhayaMkaraM taM

praaksarvajanmakrita paapabhayaapanuttyai

yo graahavaktra patitaaMghri gajendraghora shoka

praNaashanakaro dhritashaMkhachakra: ||3

 

shlokatrayamidaM puNyaM praatarutthaaya ya: paThet

lokatrayagurustasmai dadyaadaatmapadaM hari: ||

 

iti shlokadvayaM shlokatrayaM cha |

 

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On Mon, 8 Dec 2008, Ram Ramanathan wrote:

 

> Thank you sir!

>

> Can you also email me the slokas " graahagraste gajendre " " praatassmaraami " ,

" praatarnamaami " and " praatarbhajaami "

>

> Thank you for your cooperation!

>

>

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> Ram Ramanathan

> Email: rramanat Phone: 248-318-6392

>

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>

>

> --- On Mon, 12/8/08, M.N.Ramanuja <mnr wrote:

>

>> M.N.Ramanuja <mnr

>> Re: {Disarmed} Question on sloka nakraakraante

>> " rramanat " <rramanat

>> Cc:

>> Monday, December 8, 2008, 5:26 AM

>> Sri:

>>

>> This sloka is part of a diad and a triad of slokas that

>> should be recited

>> as one wakes up in the morning. It is known popularly and

>> only as

>> " praataranusandheyam shlokadvayam shlokatrayam

>> cha " .

>>

>> First is " graahagraste gajendre " then "

>> nakraakraante kariindre " are the

>> two slokas.

>>

>> Then three shlokas " praatassmaraami " ,

>> " praatarnamaami " and

>> " praatarbhajaami " are the triads. This is usually

>> followed by reciting

>> haryashTakam.

>>

>>

>> ***********************************************

>>

>> On Fri, 5 Dec 2008, rramanat wrote:

>>

>>> Can someone let me know who composed the following

>> sloka and in which

>> work/composition does this appear in?

>>

>>

>> " nakra AkrAntE kareendrE mukiLita nayanE moola

>> moolethi khinnE

>>> nAham nAham nachAham na cha bhavati puna: tAdrusO

>> mAdrusEshu

>>> ityEvam tyakta hastE sapati sura gaNE bhAva soonyE

>> samastE

>>> Moolam yat prAdurAseet sa disatu BhagavAn managaLam

>> santatam na: "

 

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