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என்றென்றும் உன் சேவகமே

Hayagriva Vandanam

Hayagriva Vandanam

Every Avatar of Sriman Narayana had a specific purpose. Hayagriva (The Horse Faced God) had the sole purpose of restoration of Vedas, which was stolen by Asuras Madhu and Kaitaba from Brahma. Hayagriva is considered as sagara of Gyana. There is famous sloka of Hayagriva, which says I worship Lord Hayagriva, who is embodiment of knowledge, who is pure as a pure crystal, and who is the basis of all knowledge. It is this Gnana sagara that holds Brahmma and Goddess Saraswathi. Sriman Narayana clad in blue with a human form and with a horse head(White) descended on earth to retrieve vedas from the Asuras.

Gnanananda Mayam Devam Nirmala Spatika Kruthim Aadharam Sarva Vidyanam Hayagrivam Upasmahe

This sloka is from Purana, is used by Sri Deskan in his beautiful Hayagriva stotram. It is said that Peria Thiruvadi, Sri Garuda initiated Sri Vedantha Desikan into Haygriva Mantra. Sri Vedantha Desikan's Sanskrit poetry , style , rhyming are a clear evidence to the grace of Lord Haygriva.

Here is a list of slokas/ Stotrams/ Upanishad on lord Hayagriva.

Please click on respective stotram to see the video.

Here is a list  of slokas/ Stotrams/ Upanishad on lord Hayagriva.

     Please click on respective stotram to see the video.

1) Hayagriva Stotram: Hayagriva Stotram By Sri Vedhantha Desikan  Composed by Sri Vedantha Desikan

2) Hayagriva Stuti : Composed by Sri vadhiraja Jyathi

3) Hayagriva Kavacham : As told by Lord Shiva to Goddess Parvathi

4) Sri Hayagriva Pancharam : 

5) Sri HayaGriva Ashtothra satha Nama Stotram:  Found in Parasara Puranam as part of Agasthya Narada Discussions

6)Hayagriva  Upanishad: Brahmma revaeled thie hayagriva Upanishad to Narada. 

Adiyen offer above to Lord Hayagriva. Any mistakes in pronunciation  or lyrics/text may be purely due to adiyen's ignorance. 

Glory of Nindra, Kidantha Amarntha, Thirupparkkadal and Malai Mel Nindra Nambi, Thirukkurungudi

Glory of Nindra, Kidantha Amarntha, Thirupparkkadal and Malai Mel Nindra Nambi,  Thirukkurungudi