Guest guest Posted October 7, 1999 Report Share Posted October 7, 1999 JAYA JAGANNATHDear Gauranga, Here is the Mantra. Hare KrishnaSanjay Rath Santana – Gopala Mantra. (Narada Rishi; Anustup Chanddah) Devakisutam Govindam Vasudevam JagatpatimDehim-Tanayam Krishna-twa-maham Saranagatah. Remarks: Meditate on Lord Krishna rising from the sea in a chariot with Arjuna and bringing a baby son (to us). It is best to start this mantra in a Holy place near the sea, preferably Puri as the mantra specifically refus to the Jagannath Rupa (form) with the word “Jagatpatim”. One lakh Japa followed by a proper pooja as described above gives an illustrious and dutiful son. - Gauranga Das <gauranga Varahamihira <varahamihira > Thursday, October 07, 1999 12:27 AM Santan Gopal Mantra > JAYA JAGANNATHA!> > Dear Gurudeva,> > Pranaams.> > I have replied to your letter about thie multiple miscarriage case requesting the Santan Gopal mantra as I don't know it, but maybe you missed the posting. Could you please give the mantra? Should the lady chant it only on full moon nidgts od on every Monday, and hov many times?> I'm also curious about the time for which we could predict the birth of a daughter and a son as You have told.> > Tahnk You.> > Your shishya,> > Gauranga das> > > > > > Gauranga Das <gauranga Mail list:> asztro- www.escribe.com/life/asztro> Vedic Astrology Yantras Pranic Healing Crystals> 2092 Budakeszi Erdo u. 108 Hungary Tel:+36-30-914-08-39> > > ------> Join theglobe.com the premiere online community! Take advantage of> FREE homepages, Stock quotes, News, Chat, Games and more! Interact> with people just like you! http://clickhere./click/1042> > HARI OM TAT SAT> Jaya Jagannatha Mahaprabhu> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 1999 Report Share Posted October 7, 1999 Pranaam Sanjay, > Devakisutam Govindam Vasudevam Jagatpatim > Dehim-Tanayam Krishna-twa-maham Saranagatah. Is it " dehim " or should it rather be " dehi " ? Your sishya, Narasimha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 1999 Report Share Posted October 7, 1999 JAYA JAGANNATH Dear Narasimha, Yes please. It is in the sanskrit version that was also there in the mail. Thanks for the correction. But the transliteration has to be checked by me. This is proving to be as difficult as climbing Everest! Can you tell me why do I take all this book writing so seriously? I have taken long leave from office..2 months almost for this. that means low money, many troubles and still I can't stop myself. Anyway, this is the only time when I am really happy. Hare Krishna Sanjay Rath P.S. Can you check some of the mantra and do the transliteration if I mail this to you? Did you check that incident about sarat. I think it is a case of Hypnotism. Sarat has the terrible Rahu in his Gemini Lagna and when the incident occured, Rahu was afflicting its deadliest enemy Mercury. - Narasimha Rao <pvr <varahamihira > Thursday, October 07, 1999 11:36 AM Re: Santan Gopal Mantra > Pranaam Sanjay, > > > Devakisutam Govindam Vasudevam Jagatpatim > > Dehim-Tanayam Krishna-twa-maham Saranagatah. > > Is it " dehim " or should it rather be " dehi " ? > > Your sishya, > Narasimha > > > > ------ > @Backup - The #1 Online Backup Service. Protect your files before > you lose them. Easy, Reliable, Secure online backups. INSTALL > today. http://clickhere./click/938 > > HARI OM TAT SAT > Jaya Jagannatha Mahaprabhu > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 1999 Report Share Posted October 7, 1999 Dear Sanjay, > JAYA JAGANNATH > Dear Narasimha, > Yes please. It is in the sanskrit version that was also there in the mail. I could not see it. I could see only the English text. I looked at the archives on , but could not I see it there also. Did you try to link it as a JPEG picture? The HTML file (mail) you sent refers (links) to an image called " C:\My Documents\Narayana\santangopal.jpg " . This link will work on *your* PC, but it becomes a broken link when this HTML file arrives in my mailbox or archives, because " C:\...\Narayana\...jpg " file doesn't exist on my PC and PC. Why don't you add the actual file as an attachment instead of putting a link to it in the HTML file? > Thanks for the correction. But the transliteration has to be checked by me. > This is proving to be as difficult as climbing Everest! Can you tell me why > do I take all this book writing so seriously? I have taken long leave from > office..2 months almost for this. that means low money, many troubles and > still I can't stop myself. Anyway, this is the only time when I am really > happy. You asked " can you tell me why do I take... " and a minute later you answered it yourself! :-) > Hare Krishna > Sanjay Rath > P.S. Can you check some of the mantra and do the transliteration if I mail > this to you? Sure. I will be glad to be of some help. I hope you are giving mantras in Devanagari script also. Atleast those who know Sanskrit/Hindi can read them correctly then. As far as Americans with no knowledge of Devanagari script are concerned, there are four solutions to convey mantras correctly to them: (1) Clearly define and use a transliteration scheme (like ISKCON does), using symbols (dots and lines) above and below letters. (2) Define and use an intuitive transliteration (e.g. " a " and " aa " to distinguish short and long " a " ; " i " , " ee " to distinguish short and long " i " etc. Capital letters for unusual palatal/alveolar sounds. For example, " maNi maalikaa " , " aham SaraNaagatah " , " kRshNa devo rakshatu " ). (3) Just write as you have done. [This is misleading. For example, you wrote " saranagatah " . How will one without Sanskrit knowledge know which " a " is short and which is long? How will they know that " s " there is the palatal sound (and not the normal s)? How will they know that " n " there is the alveolar sound (and not the usual dental n)?] (4) Include an audio CD of mantras or even better a CD-ROM giving all the mantras in .wav format for playing back on a PC. Another solution is to sell a book giving mantras only in Devanagari script and in Roman transliteration and then put mantras as audio on the web. In fact, I can record mantras and put them in realplayer or wave formats on my homepage. > Did you check that incident about sarat. I think it is a case > of Hypnotism. Sarat has the terrible Rahu in his Gemini Lagna and when the > incident occured, Rahu was afflicting its deadliest enemy Mercury. I will check after I get the complete birthdata. Your sishya, Narasimha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 1999 Report Share Posted October 8, 1999 Narasimha I am resending it as an attachment. Please see if you get it. Else tell me how to add it. Gauranga did you get this? Anyway, it is attached here. Those of you who have not yet sent pictures to Dinanath, please send them quickly. Hare Krishna Sanjay Rath - <pvr <varahamihira > Friday, October 08, 1999 1:20 AM Re: Santan Gopal Mantra > Dear Sanjay, > > > JAYA JAGANNATH > > Dear Narasimha, > > Yes please. It is in the sanskrit version that was also there in the > mail. > > I could not see it. I could see only the English text. I looked at the > archives on , but could not I see it there also. Did you try > to link it as a JPEG picture? > > The HTML file (mail) you sent refers (links) to an image called " C:\My > Documents\Narayana\santangopal.jpg " . This link will work on *your* PC, > but it becomes a broken link when this HTML file arrives in my mailbox > or archives, because " C:\...\Narayana\...jpg " file doesn't > exist on my PC and PC. Why don't you add the actual file as an > attachment instead of putting a link to it in the HTML file? > > > Thanks for the correction. But the transliteration has to be checked > by me. > > This is proving to be as difficult as climbing Everest! Can you tell > me why > > do I take all this book writing so seriously? I have taken long leave > from > > office..2 months almost for this. that means low money, many troubles > and > > still I can't stop myself. Anyway, this is the only time when I am > really > > happy. > > You asked " can you tell me why do I take... " and a minute later you > answered it yourself! :-) > > > Hare Krishna > > Sanjay Rath > > P.S. Can you check some of the mantra and do the transliteration if I > mail > > this to you? > > Sure. I will be glad to be of some help. > > I hope you are giving mantras in Devanagari script also. Atleast those > who know Sanskrit/Hindi can read them correctly then. As far as > Americans with no knowledge of Devanagari script are concerned, there > are four solutions to convey mantras correctly to them: > > (1) Clearly define and use a transliteration scheme (like ISKCON does), > using symbols (dots and lines) above and below letters. > > (2) Define and use an intuitive transliteration (e.g. " a " and " aa " to > distinguish short and long " a " ; " i " , " ee " to distinguish short and long > " i " etc. Capital letters for unusual palatal/alveolar sounds. For > example, " maNi maalikaa " , " aham SaraNaagatah " , " kRshNa devo rakshatu " ). > > (3) Just write as you have done. [This is misleading. For example, you > wrote " saranagatah " . How will one without Sanskrit knowledge know which > " a " is short and which is long? How will they know that " s " there is > the palatal sound (and not the normal s)? How will they know that " n " > there is the alveolar sound (and not the usual dental n)?] > > (4) Include an audio CD of mantras or even better a CD-ROM giving all > the mantras in .wav format for playing back on a PC. > > Another solution is to sell a book giving mantras only in Devanagari > script and in Roman transliteration and then put mantras as audio on > the web. In fact, I can record mantras and put them in realplayer or > wave formats on my homepage. > > > Did you check that incident about sarat. I think it is a case > > of Hypnotism. Sarat has the terrible Rahu in his Gemini Lagna and > when the > > incident occured, Rahu was afflicting its deadliest enemy Mercury. > > I will check after I get the complete birthdata. > > Your sishya, > Narasimha > > > > ------ > HARI OM TAT SAT > Jaya Jagannatha Mahaprabhu > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 1999 Report Share Posted October 8, 1999 Ohm gam ganapathayae namaha gurubhyom namaha gurudev, The devanagari sloeka's transalation is: devakee-sutam govindam vaasudevam jagat-patim dehee-me-tanayam krishnam tvaam-aham saraNam-gata Should it be dehi/dehee? Should it be tvaam/tvam? (possibly tvaam , tvam just means you, but I was not sure). Should it be saraNamgata/saraNaagataha/saraNaagata? I guess it should be SaraNa+aagataha, aagataha means one who has come. Please help me understand the meaning correctly. Sanjayji, there is an excallant software for indian languagesfrom CDAC, India. If you are into publishing in web in HTML format you may be innterested in that software. You can check for details about this product at http://www.cdac.org.in/ It has spell checker for Sanskrit-Hindi-Marathi. You may want to try the test version of it (available for freedownload at the above site). Regards, Vijay. -- ------- Narayana P.V.K.L. Rao HCL technologies India Pvt. Ltd. H6, Baid Mehta Complex 50-53 Greams Road 183 Mount Road, Chennai Chennai - 600006 Tel: 91-44-8226624 FAX: 91-44-892269 email: pvklnrao home page: http://www.geocities.com/pvklnrao Send a mail to -software-corner for joining myxi " Software Technology Park " egroup for interesting technical discussions. Recognizing a shortcoming is the first step in overcoming it ------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2000 Report Share Posted May 30, 2000 JAYA JAGANNATHDear Gauranga, Here is the Mantra. Hare KrishnaSanjay Rath Santana – Gopala Mantra. (Narada Rishi; Anustup Chanddah) Devakisutam Govindam Vasudevam JagatpatimDehim-Tanayam Krishna-twa-maham Saranagatah. Remarks: Meditate on Lord Krishna rising from the sea in a chariot with Arjuna and bringing a baby son (to us). It is best to start this mantra in a Holy place near the sea, preferably Puri as the mantra specifically refus to the Jagannath Rupa (form) with the word “Jagatpatim”. One lakh Japa followed by a proper pooja as described above gives an illustrious and dutiful son. - Gauranga Das <gauranga Varahamihira <varahamihira > Thursday, October 07, 1999 12:27 AM Santan Gopal Mantra > JAYA JAGANNATHA!> > Dear Gurudeva,> > Pranaams.> > I have replied to your letter about thie multiple miscarriage case requesting the Santan Gopal mantra as I don't know it, but maybe you missed the posting. Could you please give the mantra? Should the lady chant it only on full moon nidgts od on every Monday, and hov many times?> I'm also curious about the time for which we could predict the birth of a daughter and a son as You have told.> > Tahnk You.> > Your shishya,> > Gauranga das> > > > > > Gauranga Das <gauranga Mail list:> asztro- www.escribe.com/life/asztro> Vedic Astrology Yantras Pranic Healing Crystals> 2092 Budakeszi Erdo u. 108 Hungary Tel:+36-30-914-08-39> > > ------> Join theglobe.com the premiere online community! Take advantage of> FREE homepages, Stock quotes, News, Chat, Games and more! Interact> with people just like you! http://clickhere./click/1042> > HARI OM TAT SAT> Jaya Jagannatha Mahaprabhu> > Click Here! HARI OM TAT SATJaya Jagannatha Mahaprabhu Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2000 Report Share Posted May 30, 2000 JAYA JAGANNATHA! Dear Members, Pranaams. We have agreed later on in the following transcription: Devakisutam Govindam Vaasudevam Jagatpatim Dehi me Tanayam Krishna twaam aham Saranaagatah. Yours, Gauranga das Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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