AUM


परात्मानेकं जगात्बीजमाढ्यं
निरीहं निराकारं ओमकारवेद्यं
यतो जायते पाल्यते येन विश्र्वं
तमीशं भजे लीयते यत्र विश्र्वं

parAtmAnam ekam jagat beejam Adyam
nireeham nirAkAram aumkAra vedyam
yato jAyate pAlyate yena vishwam
tameesham bhaje leeyate yatra vishwam

I adore the Lord, the Supreme Atman, the One, the primordial cause of the universe, the actionless, the formless, who is denoted by AUM, from whom the universe comes into being, by whom it is sustained, and into whom it dissolves.

4 comments:

  1. Can you please mention from where this shloka ceme? Like to know the origin.
    I'm from Sri Lanka and interested in shlokas as studying yoga.

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    1. Namaskaram,

      This is one of the slokas from Vedasarashivastotram by Adi Shankaracharya.

      Hari Aum!

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  2. nice bro...this is must for our culture who forget relation with god

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