The document contains verses praising Narasimha, the lion-faced incarnation of Vishnu. It describes Narasimha's nails as being like thunderbolts that can tear apart mountain-like demons. It states that Narasimha protects devotees and drives away ignorance. The second part praises Vishnu, saying nothing can compare to him and that sparks from his eye can reduce even Brahma and Shiva to ashes.
The document contains verses praising Narasimha, the lion-faced incarnation of Vishnu. It describes Narasimha's nails as being like thunderbolts that can tear apart mountain-like demons. It states that Narasimha protects devotees and drives away ignorance. The second part praises Vishnu, saying nothing can compare to him and that sparks from his eye can reduce even Brahma and Shiva to ashes.
The document contains verses praising Narasimha, the lion-faced incarnation of Vishnu. It describes Narasimha's nails as being like thunderbolts that can tear apart mountain-like demons. It states that Narasimha protects devotees and drives away ignorance. The second part praises Vishnu, saying nothing can compare to him and that sparks from his eye can reduce even Brahma and Shiva to ashes.
Shrimat kanthiravaasya pratatasunakharaa daaritaaraatiduura pradhvasta dhvaatashaanta pravitata manasaa bhaavitaa nakivrnda "May the wide-spread and auspicious nails of the lion-faced God, Narasimha, Who is in the company of His consort Laxmi, protect us. His nails are like thunderbo lts and are highly skilled in tearing asunder the mountain-like lofty heads of t he herds of strong and intoxicated elephants in the form of demons;. the foes of Indradev His nails are Also meditated upon by the groups of devas With Their br oad minds Which are concentrated upon Him and from Which the darkness of ignoran ce is driven away to a great distance and the internal enemies of lust, anger, e tc., are torn in twain. " lakshmikaanta samantato vikalayannai veshituste saman pashyaamyuttama vastu duurataarato paastam rasoyo stumah yadrosotkara daksanetra Kutila prantotthitogni sphurat khadyotopamavisphylinya bhasitaa brhmeshushakrot Karaan "Oh consort of Laxmi! Although I've made an all round study of the shastras, I d o not find anything equal to You, Who are my master! The thing higher is thought to You Therefore flung far and is similar to the 8th tuste (it does not exist). Brahma, Shiva, Indra and Their hosts are reduced to ashes by the sparks of fire resembling sparking glowworms and issuing from the curved edge of Your right ey e is filled with masses Which of wrath. " (from the Introduction of Sri Hari Stuti Vayuh of Trivikram Panditacarya)