Guest guest Posted April 2, 2010 Report Share Posted April 2, 2010 Sri sthuthi This sthothrawas also composed in Srirangam when a brhmachari came to Cdesika and expressed his inabilty to get enough money for getting married. Desika took him to the sannidhi of Sriranganayaki and composed this sthothra then and there and there was a shower of gold coins which he gave to the brahmachari. This is a similar incident as in the life of Sankara who produced the shower of gold nellikkais (emblic myrabolans) to help a poor brahmin lady who felt sad that she did not have anything to give him for bhisha except a rotten nellikkai.It shows the power of saint devotees. 1. maanaatheethapraThitha vibhavaam mangalam Mangalaanaam vakshaHpeeTeem maDhuvijayinaH bhooshayantheem svakaanthyaa prathyakshaanuSravikamahimaa praarThineenam janaanaam Sreyomoorthim Sriyam asaranaH thvaam SaraNyaam Prapadhye I, who has no other refuge, surrender to you, Sreedevi, of glorious form,who is proclaimed of immeasurable greatness,the auspiciousness of the auspicious,who illuminates the chest of Lord Naryana with her lustre and who is the resort of those who wish for glory in this world and the next. aSaranaH- having no other refuge prapadhye- I surrender to thvam – you Sriyam- Sreedevi maanaatheethapraThitha vibhavaam- whose greatness, vibhava, is procalimed, praThitha, to be immeasurable, maanaatheetha mangalam- who is the auspiciousness mangalaanaam- of the auspicious bhooshayantheem- who embellishes vakshaHpeeTeem- the chest maDhuvijayinaH of the destroyer of Madhu Saranyam-and who is the resort of all Sreyomoorthim- the embodiment of good fortune Janaanaam- for those praarThineenam- who pray for prathyakshaanuSravika mahimaa-glory in thisworld, prathyaksha, and the next, aanusravika. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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