This document contains waking up and putting to rest mantras for various Hindu deities. The waking up mantras ask spiritual figures like Prabhupada, Lord Nityananda, and Lord Gauranga to arise from sleep and bless the world. The putting to rest mantras invite Lord Krishna, Balarama, Gauranga, and Nityananda to return to their beds and rest after playing and enjoying their pastimes. The mantras reference aspects of the deities' identities and roles.
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This are the mantras to put Krsna balaram to sleep and wake them up
This document contains waking up and putting to rest mantras for various Hindu deities. The waking up mantras ask spiritual figures like Prabhupada, Lord Nityananda, and Lord Gauranga to arise from sleep and bless the world. The putting to rest mantras invite Lord Krishna, Balarama, Gauranga, and Nityananda to return to their beds and rest after playing and enjoying their pastimes. The mantras reference aspects of the deities' identities and roles.
This document contains waking up and putting to rest mantras for various Hindu deities. The waking up mantras ask spiritual figures like Prabhupada, Lord Nityananda, and Lord Gauranga to arise from sleep and bless the world. The putting to rest mantras invite Lord Krishna, Balarama, Gauranga, and Nityananda to return to their beds and rest after playing and enjoying their pastimes. The mantras reference aspects of the deities' identities and roles.
uttiṣṭhottiṣṭha śrī-guro tyaja nidrāṁ kṛpā-maya O all-merciful spiritual master, please rise from bed. For Lord Nityānanda uttiṣṭha jāhnaveśvara / yoga-nidrāṁ tyaja prabho nāmno haṭṭe divya-nāmaṁ / su-śraddhārthaṁ vitarasi O Nityānanda, Lord of Jāhnavā, please arise and give up Your divine sleep. At the marketplace of the holy name You distribute the divine name, asking only for one’s faith as payment. For Lord Gaurāṅga uttiṣṭhottiṣṭha gaurāṅga / jahi nidrāṁ mahāprabho śubha-dṛṣṭi-pradānena / trailokya-maṅgalaṁ kuru O Lord Gaurāṅga, please rise from sleep and bless the three worlds with Your auspicious glance. For the Lords Kṛṣṇa and Balarama brahmāṇḍeśvarottiṣṭhetam / gopālau kṛṣṇa-rāmau ca rādheśa rohiṇī-suta / vām sakhān saha krīḍatam O Kṛṣṇa and Balarama, You are the protectors of the cows. Now please arise, O Lords or the universes. O Lord of Rādhā, O son of Rohiṇī, please come and play with your friends.
Putting to rest mantras
For the Lords Kṛṣṇa and Balarama śayyām āgacchataṁ kṛṣṇa / yaśodānanda-vardhana śayyām āgacchataṁ rāma / patitaṁ māṁ dayāṁ kuru O Kṛṣṇa, O source of Mother Yaśodā’s happiness, now please come to Your bed. O Lord Balarāma, please come to Your bed and bestow Your mercy upon me, who am lowly and fallen. For Lord Gaurāṅga āgaccha viśrama-sthānaṁ / sva-gaṇaiḥ saha gaurāṅga kṣaṇaṁ viśramya sukhena / līlayā vihara prabho O Lord Gaurāṅga, please come to Your resting place along with Your associates. O Lord, rest comfortably for a moment, enjoying Your pastimes. For Lord Nityānanda āgaccha śayana-sthānaṁ / nityānanda jagad-guro tava rūpe mahā-viṣṇor / anante śayanaṁ kuru O spiritual master of the universe, Lord Nityānanda, please come to Your place of rest. In Your form of Mahā-Viṣṇu, please rest upon the thousand-headed serpent known as Śeṣa. For Śrīla Prabhupāda and Spiritual Master āgaccha śayana-sthānaṁ sva-gaṇaiḥ saha śrī-guro O spiritual master, please come to your resting place, along with all your associates.