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    1. The document is a prayer or hymn to the goddess Alasundari consisting of 9 verses. 2. The hymn praises Alasundari's beautiful form and attributes, describing her as the source of all illusion and attachment in the world who liberates devotees from sin. 3. It requests that through her grace, one may attain the supreme state beyond birth and death, suggesting the hymn is a devotional text addressing Alasundari.

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    1. The document is a prayer or hymn to the goddess Alasundari consisting of 9 verses. 2. The hymn praises Alasundari's beautiful form and attributes, describing her as the source of all illusion and attachment in the world who liberates devotees from sin. 3. It requests that through her grace, one may attain the supreme state beyond birth and death, suggesting the hymn is a devotional text addressing Alasundari.

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    Attala Sunda Rash Tak Am

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    1. The document is a prayer or hymn to the goddess Alasundari consisting of 9 verses. 2. The hymn praises Alasundari's beautiful form and attributes, describing her as the source of all illusion and attachment in the world who liberates devotees from sin. 3. It requests that through her grace, one may attain the supreme state beyond birth and death, suggesting the hymn is a devotional text addressing Alasundari.

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    .. aTTAlasundarAShTakam ..

    aAlsdrAm^

    lADr\ lAmOE\ ly
     _Alsdrm^ 2
    AlAl\ lAtFt\ lAvt\ c En m^

    en
    t

    mlApEts\-t(y\ ly
     _Alsdrm^ 3
    AtAD \ mnFyAg\ zZAmtsAgrm^

    s.o

    blFts\sAr\ ly
     _Alsdrm^ 1
    AlVprBAAlkFtDrm^

    rg

    EvmpAy uvAcSyAZAclodXAtdod XmEXtm^

    ElSmqdoq]n\ ly
     _Alsdrm^ 4
    dMbAnnADF\ A\E"tAT srdmm^

    itd
    oc
    um

    AmAsnmFAn\ ly
     _Alsdrm^ 5
    sAEn mAyyA y
    n b
    }hmAXAEn bhEn c

    rE"tAEn htAyt
     ly
     _Alsdrm^ 6
    -vB?tns\tAp pApApdmgt(prm^
    ArZ\ sv gtA\ ly
     _Alsdrm^ 7
    l
    rv\o(TBpAnA\ ld
    { vtm^
    pErpZ \ EcdAnd\ ly
     _Alsdrm^ 8

    aAlvFrF\Bor\ vrEmdm^
    pWtA\ vtA\ sdy-tnot prmA\ Eym^ 9
    iEt FhAlA-ymAhA(My
     EvmpAyt\ aAlsdrAm^

    kr

    Encoded and proofread by N.Balasubramanian bbalu at satyam.net.in

    sa

    ns

    Please send corrections to sanskrit@cheerful.com


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