निर्वाण षटकम्
Nirvana Shatakam
Nirvana Shatakam is a Sanskrit hymn in which the speaker denies being mind, senses, body, or kin, and repeats that they are Shiva, pure consciousness and bliss.
6 songs tagged Shloka.
Nirvana Shatakam
Nirvana Shatakam is a Sanskrit hymn in which the speaker denies being mind, senses, body, or kin, and repeats that they are Shiva, pure consciousness and bliss.
Agajanana Padmakam
Agajanana Padmakam hails Ganesha as the sun to the lotus face of the mountain-born goddess, an elephant-faced, single-tusked lord worshipped day and night by devotees.
Ganapati Stotram
Ganapati Stotram is a four-verse Sanskrit hymn to Ganesh, praising the elephant-faced, single-tusked son of Uma and asking him to remove obstacles from every undertaking.
Mooshika Vahana
Mooshika Vahana greets Ganesh as the mouse-rider with a modaka in hand, fan-like ears and a dangling sacred thread, son of Maheshvara, and bows at the obstacle-remover's feet.
Vakratunda Mahakaya
Vakratunda Mahakaya (वक्रतुण्ड महाकाय) hails Ganesh as curved-trunked, mighty-bodied and bright as ten million suns, and asks him to keep every undertaking free of obstacles.
Karpuragauram Karunavataram
Karpuragauram Karunavataram is a short Sanskrit shloka praising Lord Shiva as camphor-white, the embodiment of compassion, garlanded with the king of serpents, and dwelling with Bhavani in the lotus of the heart. It is traditionally chanted at the conclusion of an aarti or puja.