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पिनाकिनीस्तुतिः Pinakini Stuti

pinākinīstutiḥ

Pinakini Stuti (पिनाकिनीस्तुतिः): a hymn of praise (stuti) to Gaṅgā, by vAsudevAnandasarasvatI TembesvAmi. 2 verses in Sanskrit with Devanagari and IAST.

पिनाकिनीस्तुतिः

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Verse 1

काञ्च्यामवाच्यामघहृद्धुनी यास्ति पिनाकिनी ।वाराही दक्षिणा चापि पुनात्वस्मान् पिनाकिनी ॥ १॥

kāñcyāmavācyāmaghahṛddhunī yāsti pinākinī |vārāhī dakṣiṇā cāpi punātvasmān pinākinī || 1||

Verse 2

इति श्रीवासुदेवानन्दसरस्वतीविरचिता पिनाकिनीस्तुतिः समाप्ता ।

iti śrīvāsudevānandasarasvatīviracitā pinākinīstutiḥ samāptā |

॥ इति पिनाकिनीस्तुतिः सम्पूर्णम् ॥

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vAsudevAnandasarasvatI TembesvAmi.

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About Pinakini Stuti

Pinakini Stuti is a stotra addressed to Gaṅgā, in Sanskrit (in Devanagari: पिनाकिनीस्तुतिः (pinākinīstutiḥ)). vAsudevAnandasarasvatI TembesvAmi. Source: Stuti.

Pinakini Stuti (पिनाकिनीस्तुतिः): a hymn of praise (stuti) to Gaṅgā, by vAsudevAnandasarasvatI TembesvAmi. 2 verses in Sanskrit with Devanagari and IAST.

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