laksminrsimhapancaratnam
Lakshmi Narasimha Pancharatnam by Adi Shankara at Stutimandal
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Sample: If you wish to please the lord-like body of you, then regularly do the prayers of Narahari. (The reason being that) Adding decoration to the object getting reflected also increases the decoration of the reflection. O bumblebee like mind! You are uselessly wandering in the deserts of metempsychosis, which is without nectar; adore and seek the pollen from the lotus-like faultless feet of Lakṣmī and Narasiṁha.[1]
(Click on the above link for the full poem)
Sample: If you wish to please the lord-like body of you, then regularly do the prayers of Narahari. (The reason being that) Adding decoration to the object getting reflected also increases the decoration of the reflection. O bumblebee like mind! You are uselessly wandering in the deserts of metempsychosis, which is without nectar; adore and seek the pollen from the lotus-like faultless feet of Lakṣmī and Narasiṁha.[1]
Labels: AAdi "Sa"nkara, Attributed, Lak.smii, N.rsi.mha, Narasi.mha, Pa~ncakam, pa~ncaratnam, Stotram, Vi.s.nu
posted by Stutimaṇḍala @ 9:09 PM
2 Comments:
What is the Sanskrit word that you translate as metempsychosis?
Bhavasaagara is translated as metempsychosis.
It has been used by other translators in the past as well.
Wishing well,
Stutimandal
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