वनमाली गदी शार्ङ्गी शङ्खी चक्री च नन्दकी
श्रीमान्नारायणो विष्णुर्-वासुदेवोऽभिरक्षतु ||
vanamAli gadI shArngI shankhI chakrI cha nandakI
shrImAn nArAyaNo vishNur vAsudevo'bhirakshatu
Sriman Narayana, who wears the garland of flowers (vanamali) and who has the mace (sharnga), conch, discus and the sword (nandaki)- may that all-pervasive Vasudeva protect us all.
Thanks for explaining.
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Thank you very much Sir🙏
DeleteI was searching internet for the meaning of this stanza. Thank you
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What about "Nandaki"? I think you missed it! :)
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DeleteHari Aum!
Firstly thanks for the Sanskrit text. And well explained.. Short and sweet!
DeleteDear Sir--Bhagavan sri Vishnu's Shankam (Conch) is Paancha Janyam --Chakram (Discus) is Sudharsanam -his Dhanush (BOW) is SAARRNGAM (Sarrngam is Not Mace => Gadha)--SAARNGA PAANI => Holding the Saarrngam in His Palms--Gadha (Mace) is separetely mentioned as GADHI -Bhagavan Sri.Vishnu's mace Ghadha name is => KAUMODHAKI--Nandaki is His Sword --Vana Maali is a Garland of Mixture of Green leaves (Tulasi =Occimum sanctum) +flowers
DeleteI seek that this sloka meaning thanks for this vanamali will grace you
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This is a beutiful shloka, finally came to know the meaning , thank you sir/madam
ReplyDeleteHAri Om
ReplyDeleteKindly elaborate why do we chant this 3 times while chanting Vishnu Sahasranamam ?
Same with Why do we chant " Sri Rama Rama Ramethi ...." 3 times ?