Dakshina Murthy

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Dakshinaamoorthi Stotram IRI adetori fresh waiter | fred adfeersi cferorgcha || guravae sarvalokaanaam bhishajae bhavaroginaam | nidhayae sarvavidyaanaam dakshinaamoortayae namaha || He is the preceptor for all the worlds. He is the physician to the people suffering from the disease of ‘Samsara’. He is the treasure-house of all knowledge. | offer my worship to that great Dakshinamurthy. STE wate yearend ¢ Frfora wena eferorghat aE | | om namahpranavaarthaaya shuddhagnyaanalkamoortayae II nirmalaaya prashaantaaya dakshinaamoortayae namaha | He is the very meaning of the primordial pranava ‘Aum’ and He is the embodiment of purest form of ‘knowledge’. He is pure. He is totally calm and serene (Prashanta). | offer my obeisance to such supreme lord Dakishnamuthy. (The south facing supreme deity, the form of shiva). FETS APTA SATS VASA | rad geitel exluaisanfera. || angushtha-tarjanee yogamudraa vyaajaena daehinaam | shrutyartham brahmajeevaikyam darshayanno(a)vataachchivaha Il The Lord Dakishnamuthy holds his thumb and index finger (Tarjanee) and exhibits Yoga mudra, which conveys his form that he is a perfect yogi. When one hears him, it appears as though he is merged with Brahman. When he is seen He appears to be the very manifestation of Lord Siva. Haren wefed wserded Yard | affssriaeghrre: aged sere | | arants axoferirarrenry | SIR xfedaed afeoraferhs | mownavyaakhyaa prakatita parabrahmatatvam yuvaanam | varshishthaantae vasadrushiganaih aavrutam brahmanishtaihi II aachaaryaendram karakalita chinmudramaanandaroopam | svaatmaaraamam muditavadanam dakshinaamoortimeedae II cherish Lord Dakishnamurthy. He is ageless. Through his silence he propogates the concept of nondual Brahman. He is surrounded by aged disciples, who are always meditating upon the Brahman. He is the best among all teachers -(Acharya Indram). He exhibits ‘Chin Mudra’ by holding the fingers of his hand. He is the very form of joy. He reveals himself with a smiling face ever. The Vedas are beginningless. They are the revelations of God himself.

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