Sri Ranganatha Padhuka Sahasra Agra Mani Mala Stothram

Sri Ranganatha Padhuka Sahasra Agra Mani Mala Stothram

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Sri Ranganatha Padhuka Sahasra Agra Mani Mala Stothram comprises of 32 first slokas from the 32 Phadahis of Sri Ranganatha Padhuka sahasram which has 1008 verses.

It took Adiyen almost three days to read these 32 verses. Adiyen can not still say I am chanting correctly leave alone understand or comprehend them. Sri Vedantha Desikan accepted a challenge to compose 1008 verses on Lord Ranganatha's lotus Feet Mahima and completed the same in less than 3 hours. It is difficult for Adiyen to just read 1008 vereses in three hours. 

It is amazing skills in Sanskrit poetry and blessings of Lord Hayagriva enabled Sri Vedantha Desikan to accomplish the task.

It is said that chanting Sri Ranganatha Padhuka Sahasra Agra Mani Mala Stothram tantamounts to reading entire 1008 verses of Sri Ranganatha Padhuka Sahasram,

Here is a presentation of 32 verses of Sri Ranganatha Padhuka Sahasra Agra Mani Mala Stothram. 

Adiyen offers this chanting to Lord Ranganatha 

Sri Lakshmi Agra Mani Mala Stothram

Sri Lakshmi Agra Mani Mala Stothram

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Sri Lakshmi Agra Mani Mala Stothram is  collection of 25 first slokas from 25 chapters(Stabakams) of Sri Lakshmi Sahasram composed by Sri. Arasanippalai Venkatadhvari Swamy. The 25 stabakams sings the glory of Sri Mahalakshmi in Archavatar form of Sri Padmavathi and Sri Ranganayaki Thayar, Mahalakshmi's Avataram, Her Mahima and Gunathisayams such as Karunyam, Yatnam, Mangalathvam, Soundaryam, Sringaram, Iswaryam, Kshama. Audharyam, Nama and Dhama Vaibhavam and so on.

Thiruvoimozhi Pasuram (7.4.2) Nammazhwar Visualizes Churning of Ocean

Thiruvoimozhi Pasuram (7.4.2)

Nammazhwar Visualizes Churning of Ocean

Kualalampur Airport has a depiction of the scene of the Churning of ocean by a assembly of Celestial and the demons using Vasuki, the serpent wrapped over Mandhara Hills and Lord Srinman Narayana disguised as the tortoise supporting the churning process.

In this Thiruvoimozhi pasuram (7.4.4) runs a video for us not only showing above churning process but also the sounds created as a result of this process. The rivers running towards the ocean to join it were pushed back and lashed back at the mountains of origin and generated roaring noise.  Sounds also emanated from the Vasuki rubbing against Madhara Hills and the swirling of the ocean back and forth.

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