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श्रीराघवेन्द्रस्तोत्रम् Raghavendra Stotram (Poojyaya Raghavendraya)

śrīrāghavendrastotram

The best-known prayer to Śrī Rāghavendra Tīrtha of Mantrālayam, "pūjyāya rāghavendrāya".

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श्रीराघवेन्द्रस्तोत्रम्

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Verse 1

पूज्याय राघवेन्द्राय सत्यधर्मरताय च ।भजतां कल्पवृक्षाय नमतां कामधेनवे ॥१॥

pūjyāya rāghavendrāya satyadharmaratāya ca |bhajatāṃ kalpavṛkṣāya namatāṃ kāmadhenave ||1||

Salutation to the revered Rāghavendra, devoted to truth and dharma, a wish-fulfilling tree to those who worship him and a wish-fulfilling cow to those who bow to him.

Verse 2

दुर्वादिध्वान्तरवये वैष्णवेन्दीवरेन्दवे ।श्रीराघवेन्द्रगुरवे नमोऽत्यन्तदयालवे ॥२॥

durvādidhvāntaravaye vaiṣṇavendīvarendave |śrīrāghavendragurave namo'tyantadayālave ||2||

Salutation to the guru Śrī Rāghavendra, most compassionate, a sun to the darkness of false doctrines and a moon to the blue lotuses that are the Vaiṣṇavas.

॥ इति श्रीराघवेन्द्रस्तोत्रम् सम्पूर्णम् ॥

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Raghavendra Stotram (Poojyaya Raghavendraya) has 2 verses on this page, each shown with its number, Devanagari text and transliteration, and meaning where available.

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Who composed Raghavendra Stotram (Poojyaya Raghavendraya)?

Śrī Appaṇṇācārya.

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