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Lord Hanuman Birth Story

1) Once there was an Apsara named Anjana who descended on earth as she was tired with life in heaven. When on earth, she began wondering through the forests. Once she came across a monkey who was meditating in the forest.

2. Anjana was amused to see a meditating monkey and she laughed and ridiculed him. Moreover she also threw stones at this monkey which disturbed his meditation. Once the monkey woke up from his meditation, he was greatly angered and cursed Anjana.

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3. The curse stated that Anjana would turn into a monkey herself. The curse could only be lifted if Anjana gave birth to an offspring of Lord Shiva. Anjana’s crime was disturbing a meditating sage; which was a punishable deed in the eyes of God.

4. As the curse took its effect, Anjana did really turn into a monkey. She was so frightened that she started running away from the monkey sage. As she grew quite tired Anjana decided to rest under the shade of a banyan tree.

5. When Anjana woke up from her deep slumber she noticed a Shivling under the banyan tree. Remembering the curse of the sage, Anjana decided to devote her life to the worship of Lord Shiva in the hope that she would be forgiven.

6. For three long years Anjana began to meditate constantly without any food, water or rest. Impressed with her dedicated penance, Lord Shiva gave a boon to Anjana that she would bear the son of Vayu. Her curse would be lifted once she gave birth.

7. Vayu carried king Dasharath’s magic pudding from Ayodha and dropped it on Anjana’s lap. Anjana broke her fast by eating this pudding. After eating it she was informed that she would soon give birth to Vayu’s son, who would also be a monkey.

8. Soon Hanuman was born. Anjana informed little Hanuman that he was an Avatar of Lord Shiva and that Vayu was his father. Soon after that she turned into her Apsara form and flew to heaven. Hanuman was sad when his mother left him but Vayu comforted him and promised to fulfill all of Hanuman’s wishes.

Lord Venkateshwara 108 Names

1) Om Shri Ventakeshaya Namaha

2) OM Sreenivasaya Namaha

3) OM Laxmipataye Namaha

4) OM Anaamayaaya Namaha

5) OM Amruthamsaya Namaha

6) OM Jagadvandyaya Namaha

7) OM Govindaya Namaha

8) OM Shashvataya Namaha

9) OM Prabhave Namaha

10) OM Sheshadrinilayaya Nama

ha 11) OM Devaya Namaha

12) OM Keshavaya Namaha

13) OM Madhusudhanaya Namaha

14) OM Amrutaya Namaha

15) OM Madhavaya Namaha

16) OM Krishnaya Namaha

17) OM Sriharaye Namaha

18) OM Jnanapanjaraya Namaha

19) OM SreeVatsavakshase Namaha

20) OM Sarveshaya Namaha

21) OM Gopalaya Namaha

22) OM Purushotamaya Namaha

23) OM Gopeeshwaraya Namaha

24) OM Parasmyjyotishe Namaha

25) OM Vaikuntapataye Namaha

26) OM Avyayaya Namaha

27) OM Sudhaatanave Namaha

28) OM Yadavendraya Namaha

29) OM Nithyayavvanaroopavate Namaha

30) OM Chaturvedatmakaya Namaha

31) OM Vishnave Namaha

32) OM Achutyaya Namaha

33) OM Padminipriyaya Namaha

34) OM Dharapataye Namaha

35) OM Surapatye Namaha

36) OM Nirmalaya Namaha

37) OM Devapoojitaya Namaha

38) OM Chaturboojaya Namaha

39) OM Chakradaraya Namaha

40) OM Tridamne Namaha

41) OM Trigunashrayaya Namaha

42) OM Nirvikalpaya Namaha

43) OM Nishkalankaya Namaha

44) OM Niranthakaya Namaha

45) OM Niranjanaya Namaha

46) OM Nirabasaya Namaha

47) OM Nityatruptaya Namaha

48) OM Nirgunaya Namaha

49) OM Nirupadravaya Namaha

50) OM Gadhaadharaya Namaha

51) OM Shaarangapanaye Namaha

52) OM Nandakine Namaha

53) OM Shankhadarakaya Namaha

54) OM Anakemurtaye Namaha

55) OM Avyaktaya Namaha

56) OM Katihastaya Namaha

57) OM Varapradaya Namaha

58) OM Anekatmane Namaha

59) OM Deenabandhave Namaha

60) OM Aartalokabhayapradhaya

61) OM Akasharajavaradhaya Namaha

62) OM Yogihrutpadmamandhiraya Namaha

63) OM Dhamodharaya Namaha

64) OM Karunakaraya Namaha

65) OM Jagatpalayapapagnaya Namaha

66) OM Bhakthavatsalaya Namaha

67) OM Trivikramaya Namaha

68) OM Shishumaraya Namaha

69) OM Jatamakutashobhitaya Namaha

70) OM Shankamadyolasanmanjookinkinyadyakarakandakaya Namaha

71) OM Neelameghashyamatanave Namaha

72) OM Bilvapatrarchanapriyaya Namaha

73) OM Jagatvyapine Namaha

74) OM Jagatkartre Namaha

75) OM Jagatsakshine Namaha

76) OM Jagatpataya Namaha

77) OM Chintitarthapradaya Namaha

78) OM Jishnave Namaha

79) OM Daasharhaaya Namaha

80) OM Dhasharoopavate Namaha

81) OM Devakinandanaya Namaha

82) OM Shauraye Namaha

83) OM Hayagreevaya Namaha

84) OM Janardhanaya Namaha

85) OM Kanyashravanatharejyaya Namaha

86) OM Peetambharadharaya Namaha

87) OM Anagaya Namaha

88) OM Vanamaline Namaha

89) OM Padmanabhaya Namaha

90) OM Mrughayasaktamanasaya Namaha

91) OM Ashvaroodaya Namaha

92) OM Kadghadharine Namaha

93) OM Dhanarjanasamootsukaya Namaha

94) OM Ganasaralasanmadhyakasturitilakojjwalaya Namaha

95) OM Sachitandharoopaya Namaha

96) OM Jaganmangaladayakaya Namaha

97) OM Yajnaroopaya Namaha

98) OM Yajnabokthre Namaha

99) OM Chinmayaya Namaha

100) OM Parameshwaraya Namaha

101) OM Paramarthapradhaya Namaha

102) OM Shanthaya Namaha

103) OM Sreemathe Namaha

104) OM Dordhandhavikramaya Namaha

105) OM Paratparaya Namaha

106) OM Parasmaibrahmane Namaha

107) OM Sreevibhave Namaha

108) OM Jagadeeshwaraya Namaha

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Why Somvati Amavasya Important In Hinduism

Why Somvati Amavasya Important in Hinduism




The ‘Amavasya’ tithi is regarded extremely auspicious among the Hindus. On this day, Hindus perform several pujas and rituals. When the Amavasya falls on a Monday, it is known as ‘Somvati Amavasya.’ As Somvati Amavasya falls on Monday, it is often associated with Lord Shiva.

After the Kurukshetra war, Yudhistira was worried about the Kuru-Pandavas dynasty. He approached Bhishma Pitamah to take advice how to rejuvenate the dynasty for his coming generations.

Bhishma advised Dharmaraj Yudhistira to observe Somvati Amavasya Vrata.It is also believed that on Somvati Amavasya taking a holy dip in the sacred Ganga River brings peace to our deceased ancestors and washes away all our sorrows and sins.

Somvati Amavasya Fast Story

A monk used to visit a family of moneylender having seven married sons and an unmarried daughter. He used to ask for alms and in return used to bless the daughter-in-law with happy married life. But he never gave blessing of marriage to the daughter of the house and this made the girl and her mother worried. The worried mother immediately called a Pandit to see the Kundali of her daughter. The Pandit told about the inauspicious Yog of becoming widow in her destiny and as a solution asked the girl to go the island Singhal where lived a washer women. Further he asks her to ask for the Sindoor from that lady and wear on her forehead and moreover to observe the fast of Somvati Amavasya, as it would remove inauspicious Yoga from her Kundali. On hearing this, mother requested the sons to go, on which, the youngest son agreed to go with her sister. Both of them left and reached the seashore. While thinking how to cross the river, they sat under a tree on which a vulture used to live with his infant in the nest. On the birth of a vulture, a snake used to eat him up. That day, when the vultures were out and the infants started making noise, the snake came. The girl understood the happening and killed the snake with her bravery. On returning and seeing their children alive, the happy vultures helped the girl to go to the house of washerwomen. On serving the washerwomen for months, the lady got pleased with the girl and applied Sindoor on her forehead. The girl left immediately without drinking water. On the way she revolved around a Peepal tree, worshipped the tree, observed the fast of Somvati Amavasya and then drank water. This way her inauspicious Yogas were cancelled and she became fortunate.

Culture And Tradition

Culture is the most essential part of every tradition. India is well-known for its unity and diversity. We have faith in religious systems. This faith leads to surrendering deities, avatars and methods. Festivals are celebrated which keep intact the traditions. There are customs which are followed and evolved in due course of time. We see that different cultures influence each other. We are taking good things from one another. We celebrate through our rites and rituals. We come together to create a gestalt of festive spirit and sing songs, perform traditional dances, enjoy the ethnicity. We prepare nice food and cherish the role of gourmets. We purchase new clothes and celebrate novel trends and adopt the new ways and means to connect with each other. We get connected with the family, friends and neighbors. We go in temples and offer food to deities. We pray to them, take vows and surrender greater power for our well being. We get blessing from elders. We celebrate our existence by protecting our culture.

Importance Of 108 In Hinduism

In Hindu tradition, the Mukhya Shivaganas (attendants of Shiva) are 108 in number and hence Shaiva religions, particularly Lingayats, use malas of 108 beads for prayer and meditation. Similarly, in Gaudiya Vaishnavism, Lord Krishna in Vrindavan had 108 followers known as gopis. Recital of their names, often accompanied by the counting of a 108-beaded mala, is often done during religious ceremonies. The Sri Vaishnavite Tradition has 108 Divya Desams (temples of Vishnu) that are revered by the 12 Alvars in the Divya Prabandha, a collection of 4,000 Tamil verses.

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1 Om Drugayai Namaha

2 Om Shivayai Namaha

3 Om Maha Lakshmyai Namaha

4 Om Maha Gouryai Namaha

5 Om Chandikaye Namaha

6 Om Sarva Gynayai Namaha

7 Om Sarva Lokeshayai Namaha

8 Om Sarva Karma Phala Pradayai Namaha

9 Om Sarva Teerdha Mayai Namaha

10 Om Pun Yayai Namaha

11 Om Deva Yonaye Namaha

12 Om Ayoni Jaayai Namaha

13 Om Bhume Jaayai Namaha

14 Om Nirgu Nayai Namaha

15 Om Aadhara Shaktyai Namaha

16 Om Aanee Shvaryai Namaha

17 Om Nirgu Nayai Namaha

18 Om Niramham Karayai Namaha

19 Om Sarva Garva Vimar Dhinyai Namaha

20 Om Sarva Loka Priyayai Namaha

21 Om Vaanyai Namaha

22 Om Sarva Vidyadhi Devataayai Namaha

23 Om Parvatyai Namaha

24 Om Devamatre Namaha

25 Om Vanee Shayai Namaha

26 Om Vindya Vasinyai Namaha

27 Om Tejo Vatyai Namaha

28 Om Maha Matre Namaha

29 Om Koti Surya Sama Prabhayai Namaha

30 Om Deva Tayai Namaha

31 Om Vahni Rupayai Namaha

32 Om Sate Jase Namaha

33 Om Varna Rupinyai Namaha

34 Om Guna Shayayai Namaha

35 Om Guna Madhyayai Namaha

36 Om Guna Traya Vivarji Tayai Namaha

37 Om Karma Gynana Pradayai Namaha

38 Om Kantayai Namaha

39 Om Sarva Samhara Karinyai Namaha

40 Om Dharma Gynanayai Namaha

41 Om Dharma Nistayai Namaha

42 Om Sarva Karma Vivardhi Tayai Namaha

43 Om Kamakshmai Namaha

44 Om Kama Samhartyai Namaha

45 Om Kama Krodha Vivarji Tayai Namaha

46 Om Shan Karyai Namaha

47 Om Sham Bhavyai Namaha

48 Om Shan Tayai Namaha

49 Om Chandra Suryagni Lochanayai Namaha

50 Om Suja Yayai Namaha

51 Om Jaya Bhumi Shtayai Namaha

52 Om Jaahnavyai Namaha

53 Om Jana Puji Tayai Namaha

54 Om Shastrasyai Namaha

55 Om Shastra Mayyai Namaha

56 Om Nityayai Namaha

57 Om Shubhayai Namaha

58 Om Chandhrardha Mastakayai Namaha

59 Om Bharatyai Namaha

60 Om Bramaryai Namaha

61 Om Kalpayai Namaha

62 Om Karalyai Namaha

63 Om Krushana Pingalayai Namaha

64 Om Bramhai Namaha


65 Om Narayanyai Namaha

66 Om Roudryai Namaha

67 Om Chandra Mruta Pari Srutayai Namaha

68 Om Jyeshtayai Namaha

69 Om Indirayai Namaha

70 Om Maha Mayayai Namaha

71 Om Jagat Grushtya Dhika Rinyai Namaha

72 Om Bramhanda Koti Samsdha Nayai Namaha

73 Om Kaminyai Namaha

74 Om Kamalaa Layayai Namaha

75 Om Katya Yanyai Namaha

76 Om Kalaa Teetayai Namaha

77 Om Kala Samhara Karinyai Namaha

78 Om Yoga Nishtayai Namaha

79 Om Yogi Gamyayai Namaha

80 Om Yogi Dyeyayai Namaha

81 Om Tapa Svinyai Namaha

82 Om Gynana Pupayai Namaha

83 Om Niraka Rayai Namaha

84 Om Bhakta Bhishta Phala Pradayai Namaha

85 Om Bhutatme Kayai Namaha

86 Om Bhuta Matre Namaha

87 Om Bhute Shyai Namaha

88 Om Bhuta Darinyai Namaha

89 Om Svadhayai Namaha

90 Om Naree Madhya Gatayai Namaha

91 Om Shada Dharadi Vardhinyai Namaha

92 Om Mohitam Shubha Dayai Namaha

93 Om Shubhrayai Namaha

94 Om Sukshmayai Namaha

95 Om Matrayai Namaha

96 Om Nirala Sayai Namaha

97 Om Nimna Gayai Namaha

98 Om Neela Samka Shayai Namaha

99 Om Nitya Nandayai Namaha

100 Om Harayai Namaha

101 Om Paraayai Namaha

102 Om Sarva Gynana Pradayai Namaha

103 Om Anamtayai Namaha

104 Om Satyayai Namaha

105 Om Durlabha Rupinyai Namaha

106 Om Sarasvatyai Namaha

107 Om Sarva Gatayai Namaha

108 Om Sarva Bheeshta Prada Inyai Namaha

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1 Om Prakrityai Namah

2 Om Vikrityai Namah

3 Om Vidyaayai Namah

4 Om Sarvabhutahitapradaayai Namah

5 Om Shraddhaayai Namah

6 Om Vibhuutyai Namah

7 Om Surabhyai Namah

8 Om Paramaatmikaayai Namah

9 Om Vaache Namah

10 Om Padmaalayaayai Namah

11 Om Padmaayai Namah

12 Om Shuchaye Namah

13 Om Swaahaayai Namah

14 Om Svadhaayai Namah

15 Om Sudhaayai Namah

16 Om Dhanyaayai Namah

17 Om Hiranmayyai Namah

18 Om Laxmyai Namah

19 Om Nityapushhtaayai Namah

20 Om Vibhaavaryai Namah

21 Om Adityai Namah

22 Om Ditye Namah

23 Om Deepaayai Namah

24 Om Vasudhaayai Namah

25 Om Vasudhaarinyai Namah

26 Om Kamalaayai Namah

27 Om Kaantaayai Namah

28 Om Kamaaksyai Namah

29 Om Krodhasambhavaayai Namah

30 Om Anugrahapradaayai Namah

31 Om Buddhaye Namah

32 Om Anaghaayai Namah

33 Om Harivallabhaayai Namah

34 Om Ashokaayai Namah

35 Om Amritaayai Namah

36 Om Deeptaayai Namah

37 Om Lokashokavinaashinyai Namah

38 Om Dharmanilayaayai Namah

39 Om Karunaayai Namah

40 Om Lokamaatre Namah

41 Om Padmapriyaayai Namah

42 Om Padmahastaayai Namah

43 Om Padmaakshyai Namah

44 Om Padmasundaryai Namah

45 Om Padmodbhavaayai Namah

46 Om Padmamukhyai Namah

47 Om Padmanaabhapriyaayai Namah

48 Om Ramaayai Namah

49 Om Padmamaalaadharaayai Namah

50 Om Devyai Namah

51 Om Padminyai Namah

52 Om Padmagandhinyai Namah

53 Om Punyagandhaayai Namah

54 Om Suprasannaayai Namah

55 Om Prasaadabhimukhyai Namah

56 Om Prabhaayai Namah

57 Om Chandravadanaayai Namah

58 Om Chandraayai Namah

59 Om Chandrasahodaryai Namah

60 Om Chaturbhujaayai Namah

61 Om Chandraruupaayai Namah

62 Om Indiraayai Namah

63 Om Indushiitalaayai Namah

64 Om Aahlaadajananyai Namah

65 Om Pushhtayai Namah

66 Om Shivaayai Namah

67 Om Shivakaryai Namah

68 Om Satyai Namah

69 Om Vimalaayai Namah

70 Om Vishvajananyai Namah

71 Om Tushhtayai Namah

72 Om Daaridryanaashinyai Namah

73 Om Priitipushhkarinyai Namah

74 Om Shaantaayai Namah

75 Om Shuklamaalyaambaraayai Namahv

76 Om Shriyai Namah

77 Om Bhaaskaryai Namah

78 Om Bilvanilayaayai Namah

79 Om Varaarohaayai Namah

80 Om Yashasvinyai Namah

81 Om Vasundharaayai Namah

82 Om Udaaraangaayai Namah

83 Om Harinyai Namah

84 Om Hemamaalinyai Namah

85 Om Dhanadhaanyakarye Namah

86 Om Siddhaye Namah

87 Om Strainasaumyaayai Namah

88 Om Shubhapradaaye Namah

89 Om Nripaveshmagataanandaayai Namah

90 Om Varalaxmyai Namah

91 Om Vasupradaayai Namah

92 Om Shubhaayai Namah

93 Om Hiranyaprakarayai Namah

94 Om Samudratanayaayai Namah

95 Om Jayaayai Namah

96 Om Mangalaa Devyai Namah

97 Om Vishnuvakshasthalasthitayai Namah

98 Om Vishhnupatnyai Namah

99 Om Prasannaakshyai Namah

100 Om Naaraayanasamaashritaayai Namah

101 Om Daaridryadhvnsinyai Namah

102 Om Devyai Namah

103 Om Sarvopadrava Vaarinyai Namah

104 Om Navadurgaayai Namah

105 Om Mahaakaalyai Namah

106 Om Brahmaavishhnushivaatmikaayai Namah

107 Om Trikaalagyaanasampannaayai Namah

108 Om Bhuvaneshvaryai Namah

108 names of Lord Ayyappa

Lord Ayyappa Ashtotarshatnamavali


1 Om Mahashasthre Namah

2 Om Shilpashasthre Namah

3 Om Lokhashasthre Namah

4 Om Mahabalaya Namah

5 Om Dharmashasthre Namah

6 Om Veerashasthre Namah

7 Om Kalashasthre Namah

8 Om Mahojhase Namah

9 Om Gajadeepaya Namah

10 Om Angapathe Namah

11 Om Vyagrapathe Namah

12 Om Mahadhyuthaye Namah

13 Om Ganadhyakshaye Namah

14 Om Mahaguna Ganaye Namah

15 Om Agraganyaye Namah

16 Om Nakshatradepaya Namah

17 Om Chandraroopaya Namah

18 Om Varahakaya Namah

19 Om Durvashyamaya Namah

20 Om Maharoopaya Namah

21 Om Rigveda Roopaya Namah

22 Om Kruradhrustaye Namah

23 Om Anamaayaya Namah

24 Om Thrinethraya Namah

25 Om Utpalakaraya Namah

26 Om Kalanthakaya Namah

27 Om Naradeepaya Namah

28 Om Dakshayagna Nashakaya Namah

29 Om Kalhara Kusuma Priyaya Namah

30 Om Madhanaya Namah

31 Om Madhava Suthaya Namah

32 Om Mandara Kusuma Priyaya Namah

33 Om Madhalasaya Namah

34 Om Veerashasthre Namah

35 Om Mahasarpa Veebushanaya Namah

36 Om Mahasuraya Namah

37 Om Mahadheeraya Namah

38 Om Mahapapa Veenashakaya Namah

39 Om Asiasthaya Namah

40 Om Sharadharaya Namah

41 Om Halahaladhara Sutaya Namah

42 Om Agni Nayanaya Namah

43 Om Arjuna Patheye Namah

44 Om Ananghamadhana Turaya Namah

45 Om Dustha Grahade Paya Namah

46 Om Sastre Namah

47 Om Sishtarakshana Deekshitaya Namah

48 Om Rajarajarchi Taya Namah

49 Om Rajasekaraya Namah

50 Om Rajasotamaya Namah

51 Om Manjuleshaya Namah

52 Om Vararuchaye Namah

53 Om Varadaya Namah

54 Om Vayu Vahanaya Namah

55 Om Vajranghaya Namah

56 Om Vishnuputhraya Namah

57 Om Khadghapanaye Namah

58 Om Balodyathaya Namah

59 Om Triloka Gyanaya Namah

60 Om Adi Balaya Namah

61 Om Kasthuri Tilakamchithaya Namah

62 Om Pushkaraya Namah

63 Om Purna Davalaya Namah

64 Om Purna Veshaya Namah

65 Om Krupalayaya Namah

66 Om Pasha Hasthaya Namah

67 Om Bhaya Pahaya Namah

68 Om Omkara Roopaya Namah

69 Om Papaghnya Namah

70 Om Pashanda Rudera Shanaya Namah

71 Om Pancha Pandva Samrakshakaya Namah

72 Om Parapapa Vinashakaya Namah

73 Om Pancha Vaktra Kumaraya Namah

74 Om Panch Akrshara Parayanaya Namah

75 Om Panditaya Namah

76 Om Sreedhara Suthaya Namah

77 Om Nyayaya Namah

78 Om Kavachine Namah

79 Om Kavina Madhi Pathaye Namah

80 Om Kandha Yajushe Namah

81 Om Tarpana Priyaya Namah

82 Om Shyama Roopaya Namah

83 Om Navya Dhanyaya Namah

84 Om Satsamtha Pavi Nashakaya Namah

85 Om Vyaghra Charma Dharaya Namah

86 Om Shooline Namah

87 Om Krupalave Namah

88 Om Venu Vadhanaya Namah

89 Om Khambu Khantaya Namah

90 Om Keerita Divi Bushitaya Namah

91 Om Dhur Jathaye Namah

92 Om Veerya Nilayaya Namah

93 Om Veraya Namah

94 Om Verendra Vandithaya Namah

95 Om Vishwaroopaya Namah

96 Om Veerapathaye Namah

97 Om Vividhardha Phala Pradhaya Namah

98 Om Maharoopaya Namah

99 Om Chathurbahave Namah

100 Om Para Pasha Vimochakaya Namah

101 Om Naga Kundaladharaya Namah

102 Om Rathna Keerethaya Namah

103 Om Jatadharaya Namah

104 Om Naga Lamkara Samyukthaya Namah

105 Om Nanarathna Vibushita Dehaya Namah

106 Om Purnambha Samethaya Namah

107 Om Pushkalamba Samethaya Namah

108 Om Hara Hara Puthraya Namah

Lord Hanuman 108 Names

Lord Hanuman Ashtotarshatnmavali


1 Om Anjaneyaya Namaha

2 Om Mahaviraya Namaha

3 Om Hanumate Namaha

4 Om Marutatmajaya Namaha

5 Om Tatvagyanapradaya Namaha

6 Om Sitadevimudrapradayakaya Namaha

7 Om Ashokavanakachchhetre Namaha

8 Om Sarvamayavibhananaya Namaha

9 Om Sarvabandhavimoktre Namaha

10 Om RakshovidhvaNsakarakaya Namaha

11 Om Paravidya Pariharaya Namaha

12 Om Para Shaurya Vinashakaya Namaha

13 Om Paramantra Nirakartre Namaha

14 Om Parayantra Prabhedakaya Namaha

15 Om Sarvagraha Vinashine Namaha

16 Om Bhimasena SahayakrIthe Namaha

17 Om Sarvadukhah Haraya Namaha

18 Om Sarvalokacharine Namaha

19 Om Manojavaya Namaha

20 Om Parijata Drumulasthaya Namaha

21 Om Sarva Mantra Svarupaya Namaha

22 Om Sarva Tantra Svarupine Namaha

23 Om Sarvayantratmakaya Namaha

24 Om Kapishvaraya Namaha

25 Om Mahakayaya Namaha

26 Om Sarvarogaharaya Namaha

27 Om Prabhave Namaha

28 Om Bala Siddhikaraya Namaha

29 Om Sarvavidya Sampattipradayakaya Namaha

30 Om Kapisenanayakaya Namaha

31 Om Bhavishhyathchaturananaya Namaha

32 Om Kumara Brahmacharine Namaha

33 Om Ratnakundalaya Namaha

34 Om Diptimate Namaha

35 Om Chanchaladvalasanadhaya Namaha

36 Om Lambamanashikhojvalaya Namaha

37 Om Gandharva Vidyaya Namaha

38 Om Tatvajnaya Namaha

39 Om Mahabala Parakramaya Namaha

40 Om Karagraha Vimoktre Namaha

41 Om Shrinkhala Bandhamochakaya Namaha

42 Om Sagarottarakaya Namaha

43 Om Pragyaya Namaha

44 Om Ramadutaya Namaha

45 Om Pratapavate Namaha

46 Om Vanaraya Namaha

47 Om Kesarisutaya Namaha

48 Om Sitashoka Nivarakaya Namaha

59 Om Anjanagarbha Sambhutaya Namaha

50 Om Balarkasadrashananaya Namaha

51 Om Vibhishhana Priyakaraya Namaha

52 Om Dashagriva Kulantakaya Namaha

53 Om Laxmanapranadatre Namaha

54 Om Vajra Kayaya Namaha

55 Om Mahadyuthaye Namaha

56 Om Chiranjivine Namaha

57 Om Rama Bhaktaya Namaha

58 Om Daitya Karya Vighatakaya Namaha

59 Om Akshahantre Namaha

60 Om Kajnchanabhaya Namaha

61 Om Pajnchavaktraya Namaha

62 Om Maha Tapase Namaha

63 Om Lankini Bhajnjanaya Namaha

64 Om Shrimate Namaha

65 Om Simhika Prana Bhanjanaya Namaha

66 Om Gandhamadana Shailasthaya Namaha

67 Om Lankapura Vidayakaya Namaha

68 Om Sugriva Sachivaya Namaha

69 Om Dhiraya Namaha

70 Om Shuraya Namaha

71 Om Daityakulantakaya Namaha

72 Om Suvarchalarchitaya Namaha

73 Om Tejase Namaha

74 Om Ramachudamanipradayakaya Namaha

75 Om Kamarupine Namaha

76 Om Pingalakshaya Namaha

77 Om Vardhi Mainaka Pujitaya Namaha

78 Om Kabalikrita Martanda Mandalaya Namaha

79 Om Vijitendriyaya Namaha

80 Om Ramasugriva Sandhatre Namaha

81 Om Mahiravana Mardhanaya Namaha

82 Om Sphatikabhaya Namaha

83 Om Vagadhishaya Namaha

84 Om Navavyakritapanditaya Namaha

85 Om Chaturbahave Namaha

86 Om Dinabandhuraya Namaha

87 Om Mayatmane Namaha

88 Om Bhaktavatsalaya Namaha

89 Om Sanjivananagayartha Namaha

90 Om Suchaye Namaha

91 Om Vagmine Namaha

92 Om Dridhavrataya Namaha

93 Om Kalanemi Pramathanaya Namaha

94 Om Harimarkata Markataya Namaha

95 Om Dantaya Namaha

96 Om Shantaya Namaha

97 Om Prasanatmane Namaha

98 Om Shatakantamudapahartre Namaha

99 Om Yogine Namaha

100 Om Ramakatha Lolaya Namaha

101 Om Sitanveshana Pathitaya Namaha

102 Om Vajradranushhtaya Namaha

103 Om Vajranakhaya Namaha

104 Om Rudra Virya Samudbhavaya Namaha

105 Om Indrajitprahitamoghabrahmastra Vinivarakaya Namaha

106 Om Partha Dhvajagrasamvasine Namaha

107 Om Sharapamjarabhedhakaya Namaha

108 Om Dashabahave Namaha

Lord Rama 108 Names

1 Om Shriramaya namaha

2 Om Ramabhadraya namaha

3 Om Ramachandraya namaha

4 Om Shashvataya namaha

5 Om Rajivalochanaya namaha

6 Om Shrimate namaha

7 Om Rajendraya namaha

8 Om Raghupungavaya namaha

9 Om Janaki Vallabhaya namaha

10 Om Jaitraya namaha

11 Om Jitamitraya namaha

12 Om Janardanaya namaha

13 Om Vishvamitra Priyaya namaha

14 Om Dantaya namaha

15 Om Sharanatrana tatparaya namaha

16 Om Balipramathanaaya namaha

17 Om Vagmine namaha

18 Om Satyavache namaha

19 Om Satyavikramaya namaha

20 Om Satyavrataya namaha

21 Om Vratadharaya namaha

22 Om sada Hanumadaashritaya namaha

23 Om Kausaleyaya namaha

24 Om Kharadhvamsine namaha

25 Om Viraadhavadhapanditaaya Namaha

26 Om Vibhishana paritratre namaha

27 Om Kodanda Khandanaya namaha

28 Om Saptatala Prabhedre namaha

29 Om Dashagriiva Shiroharaaya namaha

30 Om Jamadgnya Mahadarpaya namaha

31 Om Tatakantakaya namaha

32 Om Vedanta Saraya namaha

33 Om Vedatmane namaha

34 Om Bhavarogasya Bheshajaya namaha

35 Om Dushanatri Shirohantre namaha

36 Om Trimurtaye namaha

37 Om Trigunatmakaya namaha

38 Om Trivikramaya namaha

39 Om Trilokatmane namaha

40 Om Punyacharitra Kirtanaya namaha

41 Om Trilokarakshakaya namaha

42 Om Dhanvine namaha

43 Om Dandakaranya Kartanaya namaha

44 Om Ahalya Shapa Shamanaya namaha

45 Om Pitru Bhaktaya namaha

46 Om Vara Pradaya namaha

47 Om Jitendriyaya namaha

48 Om Jitakrodhaya namaha

49 Om Jitamitraya namaha

50 Om Jagad Gurave namaha

51 Om Riksha Vanara Sanghatine namaha

52 Om Chitrakuta Samashrayaya namaha

53 Om Jayanta Trana Varadaya namaha

54 Om Sumitra Putra Sevitaya namaha

55 Om Sarva Devadhi Devaya namaha

56 Om Mritavanara Jivanaya namaha

57 Om Mayamaricha Hantre namaha

58 Om Mahadevaya namaha

59 Om Mahabhujaya namaha

60 Om Sarvadeva Stutaya namaha

61 Om Saumyaya namaha

62 Om Brahmanyaya namaha

63 Om Muni Samstutaya namaha

64 Om Mahayogine namaha

65 Om Mahadaraya namaha

66 Om Sugrivepsita Rajyadaye namaha

67 Om Sarva Punyadhi Kaphalaya namaha

68 Om Smrita Sarvagha Nashanaya namaha

69 Om Adipurushaya namaha

70 Om Paramapurushaya namaha

71 Om Mahapurushaya namaha

72 Om Punyodayaya namaha

73 Om Dayasaraya namaha

74 Om Purana Purushottamaya namaha

75 Om Smita Vaktraya namaha

76 Om Mita Bhashine namaha

77 Om Purva Bhashine namaha

78 Om Raghavaya namaha

79 Om Ananta Gunagambhiraya namaha

80 Om Dhirodatta Gunottamaya namaha

81 Om Maya Manusha Charitraya namaha 82 Om Mahadevadi Pujitaya namaha



83 Om Setukrite namaha

84 Om Jita Varashaye namaha

85 Om Sarva Tirthamayaya namaha



86 Om Haraye namaha 87 Om Shyamangaya namaha

88 Om Sundaraya namaha

89 Om Suraya namaha

90 Om Pitavasase namaha 91 Om Dhanurdharaya namaha

92 Om Sarva Yajnadhipaya namaha
br> 93 Om Yajvine namaha

94 Om Jaramarana Varjitaya namaha

95 Om Vibhishana Pratishthatre namaha

96 Om Sarvabharana Varjitaya namaha

97 Om Paramatmane namaha

98 Om Parabrahmane namaha

99 Om Sachidananda Vigrahaya namaha

100 Om Parasmai Jyotishe namaha
br> 101 Om Parasmai Dhamne namaha
br> 102 Om Parakashaya namaha
br> 103 Om Paratparaya namaha
br> 104 Om Pareshaya namaha
br> 105 Om Parakaya namaha
br> 106 Om Paraya namaha
br> 107 Om Sarva Devatmakaya namaha
br> 108 Om Parasmai namaha
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Shree Venkateshwara Swami Temple History

The Tirupati Balaji or Shree Venkateshwara Swami temple is one of the most pivotal landmarks of the Hindu mythology, holding a magnificent position in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh.

Once, Rishis headed by Kasyapa began to perform a sacrifice (yaga) on the banks of the Ganges. Sage Narada visited them at that time and asked them to tell him why they were performing the sacrifice and who would be pleased by it. Not being able to answer the question the Rishis approached Sage Bhrigu.Narada gave an idea to Rishi Bhrigu to test all the three supreme Gods. Rishi Bhrigu decided to go to each Lord and test them. But when he went to Lord Bramha and Lord Shiva both of them did not noticed Rishi Bhrigu which made Rishi Bhrigu angry. At last he went to Lord Vishnu and he also didn’t noticed Rishi Bhrigu, this made Rishi angry and he kicked Lord Vishnu’s chest. In spite of getting angry Lord Vishnu massaged Rishi’s foot and asked whether he is hurt or not. This gave the answer to Rishi Bhrigu and he decided that the fruits of Yagya will always be dedicated to Lord Vishnu.

But this incident of kicking Lord Vishnu’s chest made Mata Lakshmi angry, she wanted Lord Vishnu to punish Rishi Bhrigu, but this didn’t happened. As a result she left Vaikuntha and came to earth to go on a penance and started meditating at Karavirapura (which is now known as Kolhapur in Maharashtra).

Moved by this incident Lord Vishnu became very sad in Vaikuntha and left Vaikuntha one day in search of Mata Lakshmi and wandered various forests and hills. But he was not able to find Mata Lakshmi. Lord Vishnu started living in an ant hill as his shelter and this ant hill was in Venkatadri.

Lord Shiva and Lord Bramha decided to help Lord Vishnu. So they converted into a cow and a calf and went to Mata Lakshmi. Lord Sun told Mata Lakshmi about the scenario and asked her to give the cow and calf to the chola kings.

Chola king sent their cattle to venkatadri mountains for grazing. Cow started emptying her udder on the ant hill and started feeding the Lord Vishnu. But one day the cow was spotted by the cowherd. He threw his axe to hit the cow out of anger and Lord Vishnu saved the cow by taking the attack on him and was hurt. When cowherd saw that Lord Vishnu was bleeding he died on the spot.

The Chola King was also cursed by Vishnu to become a Demon, because of the sin committed by his servant. King pleaded for mercy and innocence. Then Lord Vishnu told him that he will be born as Akasa Raja in his next birth and the curse will end when Vishnu will be presented the crown from Akasa Raja during Vishnu’s marriage with Padmavathi.

Lord Vishnu incarnated himself as srinivasa and lived on the Venkatadri mountain and was looked after by Vakula Devi his mother. After some time Akasa Raja was also born but he didn’t had any children. One day while ploughing the fields he found a baby girl on the lotus flower, he named her Padmavati.

One day Srinivasa was on a hunting spree and was chasing an elephant. But elephant reached a garden where Padmavati was playing with her friends. Elephant threatened all; Srinivasa saved everyone there in the garden. Srinivasa was enthralled by the beauty of Padmavati and also enquired about her. He told his mother Vakula Devi that he wanted to marry Padmavati. Also revealed that he is Lord Vishnu and Vakula Devi was Mata Yashoda (Krishna’s mother) in her previous birth. He also stated that he would not be calmed until and unless he marries Padmavati.

Vakula Devi went to King Akasa Raja with a marriage proposal. On the way Vakula Devi also found that Padmavati was also in love with Srinivasa through her maids and have fallen ill due to love. When Akasa Raja came to know about this he consulted rishi Brihaspati for this marriage. Brihaspati narrated that Padmavati was born to marry Lord Vishnu in this birth. All were very happy and the marriage was fixed.

Srinivasa also borrowed money from Kubera (The Lord of wealth) to conducted grand wedding celebration of two celestial bodies.

When Maha Lakshmi (who was in a penance in Kolhapur) came to know about Lord Vishnu’s remarriage, she decided to confront him as disbelief. When Srinivasa confronted Maha Laxmi and Padmavati together at one place (both were his wife), he converted himdelf into a granite rock statue (Lord Venkateswara). Then Lord Shiva and Lord Bramha came and explained that because of welfare and emancipation of people in Kaliyuga Lord Vishnu did all this leela. After knowing that Lakshmi and Padmavati also decided to stay there with Lord Venkateswara. Mata Lakshmi stayed on the left chest of Lord Vishnu and Padmavati on the right chest.

Lord Trilokinath Temple, Himachal Pradesh

The Trilikonath ji Temple is a famous Hindhu temple. The Trilikonath ji Temple is a medieval shrine, located the left bank of the River Chenab.

Trilokinath temple is one of the oldest temple.The temple also has typical architecture and sculptural creativity statues of 'Narda' and 'Sharda' and many Hindu gods & goddess.These are also revered along with the main God Trilokinath.

The tower of Triloknath temple is made from stone. Triloknath Temple is famous for its debilitated carvings,gracing the inner walls and doors. In temple's courtyard there is a tiny stone Nandi and a granite Shiva Linga like Phallus, indicative representation of Lord Shiva. There are two brilliantly carved stone pillars on each side of the door.That is called as the pillars of Dharma (Good) and Paap (Evil). This temple is considered both for the Hindus and Buddhists.Tibetan prayer flags,built in pagoda style of architecture,deck the entrance of the temple.

Source -Templeadvisor.com

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