Guest guest Report post Posted March 23, 2005 I have question , I got new cd from Ammachi.org chants with MahsasuraMardini it really is entchanting , they also have " Guru Stotram, and Na Karmanana " for which I would like to find the words , any one has info where could i find words for these hymns ? thanks namaste , joanna p Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 23, 2005 Namah Shivaya You can get the text for the guru stotram from the below link http://www.chinmayauk.org/Resources/Invocations/Shree%20Guru%20Stotram.pdf The last line is slightly modified when Ammas devotee sings the Guru Stotram to include Amriteswariyai Ma instead of Mama devadeva Also there is a slightly slower version of the gurustotram you can listen on Amma's website http://bhajans.amritapuri.org/index.htm If you are unable to listen to it from the above link let me know and I will figure out a way so that you will be able to listen to it online. I also think you will like the song Anandaveethi composed by Amma and sung by Amma (it is the last one in the link) The meaning of the song is at http://www.amritapuri.org/amma/life/veethi.php Na Karmana - Na Karmana Na Prajaya Dhanena Tyage Naike Amrutatva Manashuhu (Not by action, not by progeny, not by wealth; but by sacrifice alone can man attain immortality). The full text for this has been uploaded on this website and you can get it from AmmachiChanting%20Devi/ The name of the file is sannyaasasukta.txt Aum Amriteswariyai Namah Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 23, 2005 Dear Vipin that was very helpful thank you , joanna Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 23, 2005 I have a vague idea that the "words" to Na Karmanaa may be at the end of one of the Bhajanamrita books among the chants. I know I have seen it in an Amma book in any case and that is my best guess. Anyway here goes: *********************** na karmaNaa na prajayaa dhanena tyaage-naike amritatvam-aanashuh . parena naakam nihitam guhaayaam vibhraajate yad-yatayo vishanti .. vedaanta-vijnaana-sunish-chitaarthaah sannyaasa-yogaad-yatayah shuddha-sattvaaH . te brahma-lokeshhu paraanta-kaale paraamritaaH parimuchyanti sarve Duhram vipapam parameshwa-bhuutam yat-pundariikam puram-adya- sagrastham. Tad-raapi dahram gaghanam-vishokas-tasmin-yadantas-tad-upaasitavyam. Yo-vedaadau swarah prokto vedaante cha pratishtitah Tasya prakriti-liinasya yah para-sa-maheshvarah. Na tatra suuryo bhaanti na chandra taarakam nemaa vidyuto bhaanti kuto'yam agnhih. Tameva bhaantum anubhaati sarvan tasya bhaasa sarvam idam vibhaati. *********** Some of that is from my ever fading memory. This chant is used to welcome a swami to the household. It is often also chanted at midnight on Mahashivaratri to welcome new renunciates to our world. It is traditional to take vows of sannyas on Mahashivaratri. It starts off with a praise of renunciation "Neither rituals, notprogeny, nor gifts but only renunciation yields immortality....." Aikya Ammachi, joanna pollner <joannapollner> wrote: > I have question , I got new cd from Ammachi.org > chants with MahsasuraMardini it really is entchanting > , > they also have " Guru Stotram, and Na Karmanana " for > which > I would like to find the words , any one has info > where could > i find words for these hymns ? > > thanks namaste , joanna p > > > > > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sharanaruna 0 Report post Posted November 13, 2010 Hello! This is just my second post here. I'm looking for the words in transliteration and translation to this version of the Guru Strotam: Thanks for your help! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
