Guest guest Report post Posted January 27, 2005 , "shankar_mallampalli" <shankar.mallampalli@g...> wrote: > 1) Devi Mahimna Stotram > 2) Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama Stotram. > > This Sahasram is recited by kAla bhairava > himself. Devi Mahimna Stotram should be easy to find in normal bookshops in India. Mrityunjaya Sahasranama can be found in the Devi Rahasya Tantra, in the 42 Patala. Devi Rahasya Tantra with Parishishtas (Sanskrit) Edited by Ram Chandra Kak and Harabhatta Shastri Butala Publications 1985 Or the following book may be referred to, This one is in Hindi and Sanskrit. AUTHOR: Tripathi, Rudradeva, 1925- TITLE: Mahamrtyunjaya sadhana evam siddhi : mantra, yantra, tantra, kavaca, evam stotrom ke prayoga-pancamrta se paripurna / Rudradeva Tripathi. EDITION: 1. samskarana. PUBLISHED: Nai Dilli : Ranjana Publications, 1982. Regards Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 27, 2005 I will ask my folks in Hyderabad to find these books. Do any of you know any place in South India to find such books in Sanskrit? Again, appreciate your help. Thanks Shankar Mallampalli , "Satish Raja Arigela" <satisharigela> wrote: > > , "shankar_mallampalli" > <shankar.mallampalli@g...> wrote: > > 1) Devi Mahimna Stotram > > 2) Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama Stotram. > > > > This Sahasram is recited by kAla bhairava > > himself. > > Devi Mahimna Stotram should be easy to find in normal bookshops in > India. > > Mrityunjaya Sahasranama can be found in the Devi Rahasya Tantra, in > the 42 Patala. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 28, 2005 , "shankar_mallampalli" <shankar.mallampalli@g...> wrote: > > > > I will ask my folks in Hyderabad to find these books. > > Do any of you know any place in South India to find such books in > Sanskrit? Sadhana Grantha Mandali in Tenali might have a few. Giri Trading Agency in Chennai. This is right before the main entrance to Kapaleeshwara temple in Mylapore. I also heard that Thanjavur Saraswati mahal publishes some rare texts. Also Motilal Banarsidas www.mlbd.com carries some good titles and can be purchased online. One can get second hand books for very cheap prices in www.abebooks.com I am sure there are many more whom others might be aware of. Rgds Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 28, 2005 Dear All, Namaste. My 2-cents worht of inputs in this regard. 1. I have the Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama published by Lifco in Tamil. I feel it is a bit incomplete - as it does not have any purva pitika, nyasas, etc. 2. One doubt I have about this Sahasranamam is - whether this is meant for general use or specific tantric practice - because it talks about chanting this Sahasranama in smashana, if I remember correct. 3. Has anyone heard of Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram? Thanks & Regards, Murali , "Satish Raja Arigela" <satisharigela> wrote: > > , "shankar_mallampalli" > <shankar.mallampalli@g...> wrote: > > > > > > > > I will ask my folks in Hyderabad to find these books. > > > > Do any of you know any place in South India to find such books in > > Sanskrit? > > Sadhana Grantha Mandali in Tenali might have a few. > > Giri Trading Agency in Chennai. This is right before the main > entrance to Kapaleeshwara temple in Mylapore. > > I also heard that Thanjavur Saraswati mahal publishes some rare > texts. > > Also Motilal Banarsidas www.mlbd.com carries some good titles and > can be purchased online. > > One can get second hand books for very cheap prices in > www.abebooks.com > > I am sure there are many more whom others might be aware of. > > Rgds Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 30, 2005 Dear Kumarji, There are more than 12 (possibly 14) Siva Sahasrams currently available. This sahasram in particular is extremely sweet. One can almost get goosebumps just by listening to it. If you recite Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama with devotion not only Lord Mrutyunjaya is pleased but all the other gods are immensely pleased. Its true that If a Sadhaka for attaining a specific siddhi as part of a tantric ritual recites Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama in smashana, he can attain it. Its also true that If a digambara and with shaven head recites this sahasram 10 times that person would attain Mukthi right at that moment (in this life time itself). There are certain mantrams (rukkulu) in the 11th anuvakam of sri Rudram that cerain people with mantra siddhi use to reverse vudoo (black magic), or actually do vudoo. That does not mean that Sri Rudram is only for tantriks. Almost all Siva bhaktas recite it regularly and get benefited. Parameshwara himself says to Devi that this Mrutyunjaya Sahasram is "sAkshAt amruta rUpakam" means this sahasram is like divine nectar. If one recites this sahasram just once it is equivalent to reciting ashtottaram 100 times. If one recites this sahasram regularly at night one would not have fear and would never be bothered by any bhUta, prEta and pisachams. My point is, it is equally useful to both tantriks and siva bhaktAs. Don't be hesitant to recite it. The sahasram (possibly the only siva sahasram that I have come across ) has references to Pancha Rudra (or Pancha brahma, sadyojAta, vAmadeva, aghora, tatpurusha and Eshana). Answering your question about asthottaram, I have a copy of mrutyunjaya ashtottaram with me (in Telugu). Thanks Shankar , "kmurali_sg" <kmurali_sg> wrote: > > > Dear All, > > Namaste. My 2-cents worht of inputs in this regard. > > 1. I have the Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama published by Lifco in Tamil. I > feel it is a bit incomplete - as it does not have any purva pitika, > nyasas, etc. > > 2. One doubt I have about this Sahasranamam is - whether this is > meant for general use or specific tantric practice - because it talks > about chanting this Sahasranama in smashana, if I remember correct. > > 3. Has anyone heard of Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram? > > Thanks & Regards, > Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 30, 2005 Dear MuarliJi, In my reply to your post I referred to you as Kumar. I am sorry I looked at the from part of your posting (kmurali) and read it(in my mind) as is "Kumar". Please excuse me. Thanks Shankar , "kmurali_sg" <kmurali_sg> wrote: > > > Dear All, > > Namaste. My 2-cents worht of inputs in this regard. > > 1. I have the Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama published by Lifco in Tamil. I > feel it is a bit incomplete - as it does not have any purva pitika, > nyasas, etc. > > 2. One doubt I have about this Sahasranamam is - whether this is > meant for general use or specific tantric practice - because it talks > about chanting this Sahasranama in smashana, if I remember correct. > > 3. Has anyone heard of Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram? > > Thanks & Regards, > Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 31, 2005 Dear Sri. Shankar, Namaste and thanks for the information. 1. I have chanted Mrutyunja Sahasranama for a while on Mondays. I felt it would be more useful if the complete Nyasas are available. In case you have them, can you post the same for the benefit of all? 2. I would love to get Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram. May I request you to kindly send me the same in English or iTRANS (I am sorry I can't read Telugu)? I can send back the Devanagari version to the group. 3. I have heard there are 10 different Sahasranamas for Lord Shiva. I know the following. Could you kindly enlighten about the others? Shiva Sahasranamam (Mahabharatam) Shiva Sahasranamam (Linga Puranam) Shiva Sahasranamam (Rudra Yamalam) Mrutyunjaya Sahasranamam Dakshinamurthy Sahasranamam (I think there are two of this) Nataraja Sahasranamam Sharabeshwara Sahasranamam Bhairava Sahasranamam (Mantra Maharnavam) Thanks & Regards, Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 31, 2005 Dear Murali, You are really blessed to have the oppurtunity to chant Mrutyunjaya Sahasram. Not many people are so fortunate. It will definitely be more blissful to chant this with Nyasam, Dhyanam and PhalaStuti. Nyasam and Dhyanam always help me get into a right frame of mind before I chant somethig as powerful as this. Unfortunately I don't have these with me. Mrityunjaya Sahasranama script is the reason why I joined this group. I will e-mail you the Mrityunjaya Astottaram when I get a chance. In addition to the sahasrams you mentioned, I am aware of the following: 1) Vatuka Bhairava Sahasram ... From Sri Bhairava Tantra ... Sri Bhairava Rushihi, Vatuka bhairava devata. 2) Siva Sahasram ... From Siva Puranam ... Sree Maha Vishnu rushihi ... Sadasivo devata. I have in possession with me Telugu Bhashyam on this done by the current Aradhya peethathipathi Sri. Nirmala Shankara Shastry. 3) Sri Veerabhadra Sahasranamam ... From Padma Puranam ... seems very fierce. Dhyana slokam itself starts with "rudram raudrAvataram ..." Shankar , "kmurali_sg" <kmurali_sg> wrote: > > > Dear Sri. Shankar, > > Namaste and thanks for the information. > > 1. I have chanted Mrutyunja Sahasranama for a while on Mondays. I > felt it would be more useful if the complete Nyasas are available. In > case you have them, can you post the same for the benefit of all? > > 2. I would love to get Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram. May I request you to > kindly send me the same in English or iTRANS (I am sorry I can't read > Telugu)? I can send back the Devanagari version to the group. > > 3. I have heard there are 10 different Sahasranamas for Lord Shiva. I > know the following. Could you kindly enlighten about the others? > > Shiva Sahasranamam (Mahabharatam) > Shiva Sahasranamam (Linga Puranam) > Shiva Sahasranamam (Rudra Yamalam) > Mrutyunjaya Sahasranamam > Dakshinamurthy Sahasranamam (I think there are two of this) > Nataraja Sahasranamam > Sharabeshwara Sahasranamam > Bhairava Sahasranamam (Mantra Maharnavam) > > Thanks & Regards, > Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 31, 2005 Dear Sri. Shankar, Namaste and thanks for the reply. 1. If any of the group members have the full nyasas for Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama, please email that portion alone to me. I will encode the full Sahasranamam and send it back in Devanagari to anyone who needs and/or to the group. 2. I will eagerly await Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram from you. 3. The Bhairava Sahasranamam I mentioned is actually Vatuka Bhairava Sahasranamam only. 4. Is anyone aware of Sahasranamams/Ashtottarams for the following Murthams? a. Ardhanarishwara (Ashtottaram exists) b. Swarnakarshana Bhairava (I think there is an Ashtottaram) c. Kala Bhairava (I know only AdiShankara's Ashtakam) d. Chandra Shekara/Mouleeswara e. Rudra Thanks & Regards, Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 2, 2005 Dear Murali, Here is the shrI mrutyunjaya aShTOttara shatanAmAvali in ITRANS. I converted this ITRANS format to Telugu and verified the contents so I know that it is very accurate. Sorry it took time as I tried to make it as accurate as possible. If you encode the sahasram in ITRANS I would be more than happy to have it. Thanks a lot for your help. Shankar --------------------------***- shrI mrutyunjaya aShTOttara shatanAmAvali Om bhagavatE namaH Om sadAshivAya namaH Om sakalatatvAtmakAya namaH Om sarvamantrarUpAya namaH Om sarvayantrAdhiShTitAya namaH Om ta.ntrasvarUpAya namaH Om tatvavidUrAya namaH Om brahmarudrAvatarinE namaH Om nIlaka.nThAya namaH Om pArvatIpriyAya namaH Om sOmasUryAgnilOchanAya namaH Om bhasmOddhULitavigrahAya namaH Om mahAmaNimakuTadhAraNAya namaH Om mANikyabhUShaNAya namaH Om sruShTisthitipraLayakAlaraudrAvatArAya namaH Om dakShAdhvaradhva.nsakAya namaH Om mahAkAlabhEdakAya namaH Om mUlAdhAraikanilayAya namaH Om tatvAtItAya namaH Om ga.ngAdharAya namaH Om sarvadEvAdhidEvAya namaH Om vEdAntasArAya namaH Om trivargasAdhanAya namaH Om anEkakOTibrahmA.nDanAyakAya namaH Om anantAdinAgakulabhUShaNAya namaH Om praNavasvarUpAya namaH Om chidAkAshAya namaH Om AkAshAdiswarUpAya namaH Om grahanakshatramAlinE namaH Om sakalAya namaH Om kaLa.nkarahitAya namaH Om sakalalOkaikakartrE namaH Om sakalalOkaikasa.nhartrE namaH Om sakalanigamaguhyAya namaH Om sakalavEdA.ntapAragaya namaH Om sakalalOkaikavarapradAya namaH Om sakalalOkaikasha.nkarAya namaH Om shashA.nkashEkharAya namaH Om shAshvatanijAvAsAya namaH Om nirAbhAsAya namaH Om nirAmayAya namaH Om nirlObhAya namaH Om nirmOhAya namaH Om nirmadAya namaH Om niShchi.ntAya namaH Om niraha.nkArAya namaH Om nirAkulAya namaH Om nishkaLa.nkAya namaH Om nirguNAya namaH Om nishkAmAya namaH Om nirupaplavAya namaH Om niravadyAya namaH Om nira.ntarAya namaH Om nishkAraNAya namaH Om nirAta.nkAya namaH Om nishprapa.nchAya namaH Om nissa.ngAya namaH Om nirdva.ndvAya namaH Om nirAdhArAya namaH Om nIrOgAya namaH Om nishkrOdhAya namaH Om nirgamAya namaH Om nirbhayAya namaH Om nirvikalpAya namaH Om nirbhEdAya namaH Om nishkriyAya namaH Om nistulAya namaH Om nissa.nshayAya namaH Om nira.njanAya namaH Om nirUpavibhavAya namaH Om nityashuddhabhuddaparipUrNAya namaH Om nityAya namaH Om shuddhAya namaH Om bhuddhAya namaH Om paripUrNAya namaH Om sacchidAna.ndAya namaH Om adrushyAya namaH Om paramashA.ntasvarUpAya namaH Om tEjOrUpAya namaH Om tEjOmayAya namaH Om mahAraudrAya namaH Om bhadrAvatAraya namaH Om mahAbhairavAya namaH Om kalpA.ntakAya namaH Om kapAlamAlAdharAya namaH Om khaTvA.ngAya namaH Om khaDgapAshA.nkushadharAya namaH Om DamarutrishUlachApadharAya namaH Om bANagadAshaktibhindipAladharAya namaH Om tOmaramusalamudgaradharAya namaH Om pattisaparashuparighadharAya namaH Om bhushuNDIshataghnIchakrAdyayudhadharAya namaH Om bhIShaNakarasahasramukhAya namaH Om vikaTATTahAsavisphAritAya namaH Om bramhA.nDama.nDalAya namaH Om nAgE.ndraku.nDalAya namaH Om nAgE.ndrahArAya namaH Om nAgE.ndravalayAya namaH Om nAgE.ndracharmadharAya namaH Om traya.nbakAya namaH Om tripurA.ntakAya namaH Om virUpAkShkAya namaH Om vishvEshvarAya namaH Om vishvarUpAya namaH Om vishvatOmukhAya namaH Om mrutyu.njayAya namaH --------------------------***- , "kmurali_sg" <kmurali_sg> wrote: > > > Dear Sri. Shankar, > > Namaste and thanks for the reply. > > 1. If any of the group members have the full nyasas for Mrutyunjaya > Sahasranama, please email that portion alone to me. I will encode the > full Sahasranamam and send it back in Devanagari to anyone who needs > and/or to the group. > > 2. I will eagerly await Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram from you. > > 3. The Bhairava Sahasranamam I mentioned is actually Vatuka Bhairava > Sahasranamam only. > > 4. Is anyone aware of Sahasranamams/Ashtottarams for the following > Murthams? > > a. Ardhanarishwara (Ashtottaram exists) > b. Swarnakarshana Bhairava (I think there is an Ashtottaram) > c. Kala Bhairava (I know only AdiShankara's Ashtakam) > d. Chandra Shekara/Mouleeswara > e. Rudra > > Thanks & Regards, > Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 2, 2005 Dear Murali, I realized that ITRANS for devanagari is a little different. I am sorry I am not an expert in this ITRANS format. Here's the Devanagari version. I think the version that I posted before works well with Telugu, Tamil and Kannada languages. Thanks Shankar ##----------------------------***-----------------------## shrI mrutyunjaya aShTottara shatanAmAvali om bhagavate namaH om sadAshivAya namaH om sakalatatvAtmakAya namaH om sarvamantrarUpAya namaH om sarvayantrAdhiShTitAya namaH om ta.ntrasvarUpAya namaH om tatvavidUrAya namaH om brahmarudrAvatarine namaH om nIlaka.nThAya namaH om pArvatIpriyAya namaH om somasUryAgnilochanAya namaH om bhasmoddhULitavigrahAya namaH om mahAmaNimakuTadhAraNAya namaH om mANikyabhUShaNAya namaH om sruShTisthitipraLayakAlaraudrAvatArAya namaH om dakShAdhvaradhva.nsakAya namaH om mahAkAlabhedakAya namaH om mUlAdhAraikanilayAya namaH om tatvAtItAya namaH om ga.ngAdharAya namaH om sarvadevAdhidevAya namaH om vedAntasArAya namaH om trivargasAdhanAya namaH om anekakoTibrahmA.nDanAyakAya namaH om anantAdinAgakulabhUShaNAya namaH om praNavasvarUpAya namaH om chidAkAshAya namaH om AkAshAdiswarUpAya namaH om grahanakshatramAline namaH om sakalAya namaH om kaLa.nkarahitAya namaH om sakalalokaikakartre namaH om sakalalokaikasa.nhartre namaH om sakalanigamaguhyAya namaH om sakalavedA.ntapAragaya namaH om sakalalokaikavarapradAya namaH om sakalalokaikasha.nkarAya namaH om shashA.nkashekharAya namaH om shAshvatanijAvAsAya namaH om nirAbhAsAya namaH om nirAmayAya namaH om nirlobhAya namaH om nirmohAya namaH om nirmadAya namaH om niShchi.ntAya namaH om niraha.nkArAya namaH om nirAkulAya namaH om nishkaLa.nkAya namaH om nirguNAya namaH om nishkAmAya namaH om nirupaplavAya namaH om niravadyAya namaH om nira.ntarAya namaH om nishkAraNAya namaH om nirAta.nkAya namaH om nishprapa.nchAya namaH om nissa.ngAya namaH om nirdva.ndvAya namaH om nirAdhArAya namaH om nIrogAya namaH om nishkrodhAya namaH om nirgamAya namaH om nirbhayAya namaH om nirvikalpAya namaH om nirbhedAya namaH om nishkriyAya namaH om nistulAya namaH om nissa.nshayAya namaH om nira.njanAya namaH om nirUpavibhavAya namaH om nityashuddhabhuddaparipUrNAya namaH om nityAya namaH om shuddhAya namaH om bhuddhAya namaH om paripUrNAya namaH om sacchidAna.ndAya namaH om adrushyAya namaH om paramashA.ntasvarUpAya namaH om tejorUpAya namaH om tejomayAya namaH om mahAraudrAya namaH om bhadrAvatAraya namaH om mahAbhairavAya namaH om kalpA.ntakAya namaH om kapAlamAlAdharAya namaH om khaTvA.ngAya namaH om khaDgapAshA.nkushadharAya namaH om DamarutrishUlachApadharAya namaH om bANagadAshaktibhindipAladharAya namaH om tomaramusalamudgaradharAya namaH om pattisaparashuparighadharAya namaH om bhushuNDIshataghnIchakrAdyayudhadharAya namaH om bhIShaNakarasahasramukhAya namaH om vikaTATTahAsavisphAritAya namaH om bramhA.nDama.nDalAya namaH om nAge.ndraku.nDalAya namaH om nAge.ndrahArAya namaH om nAge.ndravalayAya namaH om nAge.ndracharmadharAya namaH om traya.nbakAya namaH om tripurA.ntakAya namaH om virUpAkShkAya namaH om vishveshvarAya namaH om vishvarUpAya namaH om vishvatomukhAya namaH om mrutyu.njayAya namaH ##----------------------------***-----------------------## Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 2, 2005 Dear Sri. Shankar, Namaste and greetings. 1. Thank you very much indeed for posting Mrutyunjaya Ashtottaram. I will translate into iTRANS/Sanskrit and send it back in a couple of days to the group. Thanks once again. 2. A few people have expressed interest in getting Mrutyunjaya Sahasranama. I will post the same in iTRANS/Sanskrit in about 10 days. 3. I would appreciate any views/suggestions for the improvements on the Devi Mahatmyam compilation I prepared and has been uploaded to website yesterday. Thanks & Regards, Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 2, 2005 Dear Ravi, Yes I do agree. Very good observation indeed. If astottaram itself has so many common namAs with lalita namAs, I can't wait to look at mrutyunjaya sahasram. That would be a very exciting and interesting combination of sahasrams to recite. Shankar , "Ravisankar S. Mayavaram" <ravi@a...> wrote: > namaste Shankarji: > > Thanks a lot for encoding this. > > While reading the names starting with ni, I almost felt like reading it out > of lalitA sahasranAma, except the switch from feminine to masculine form of > 4th vibhakti (dative). Even in other names, I see some influence. Do you > feel that way? > > Thanks again for your kind help. > > > namaH shivAbhyAm > > Ravi Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 2, 2005 Dear Ravi, >smashana is not by itself a bad place. That is a place one can easily see the ephemeral nature of this world and seek that the eternal that is hiding behind this ephemeral. Even though our beloved Lord is 'smashAna vAsi' and 'chitA bhasmam' is his alamkAram, its kind of hard for some of us to be at ease when we talk about smashanams. >For courageous ones, it is a good place to meditate. Before we begin meditating in graveyards, I guess a little meditation on rudra dancing in grave yards would help clear our fear. Shankar Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 2, 2005 Dear Sri. Ravi, Namaste and thanks for the comments. 1. Of course, smashana is not a bad place as it is also the abode of Lord Shiva, the Samhara Murthi. But I remember hearing that prayers, pujas in such places fall under the 'kshudra' category and not recommeded for ordinary people. Further such practices are absolutely not necessary. 2. I heard that performing a combined Sri. Lalitha and Sri. Maha Kailashanatha Ashtottarams is extremely beneficial and is supposed to give the phala of crores of yajnas. This apparently can be done even if one is not initiated into Srividya. Many of you may already be following it. I have been doing this puja on Mondays for the past few months. In this connection, I have prepared a combined Namavali for easy archana. Those who would like to have this, please email me (kmurali_sg) - I will send you. I am also sending a copy to Sri. Ravi separately - in case he would like to post the same in Ambaa-l website for general sharing with all. Thanks & Regards, Murali Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tetopa 0 Report post Posted June 13, 2008 Hi friends! this is tetopa from Andhra Pradesh, vijayawada city.I'm a devotee of lord dhakshinamurthy and shiva(ofcourse both are same). can any body send me link for 1.)Dhakshina murthy sahasranamam (2 different stotras) 2.)Nataraja Sahasranamam 3.)Sharabeshwara Sahasranamam 4.)Sri Veerabhadra Sahasranamam ... From Padma Puranam 5.)Mrutyunjaya Sahasranamam 6.)Shiva sahasranamam(Linga puranam, Mahabharata and Rudra Yamalam) the above nine i need them.So, please send me these 9 stotras in Telugu.If it is not the case atleast in english. So, please please send them for my mail my ID: tetopa@gmail.com or give me links here itself Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
