Since below cites a precedent for expressing mass solidarity in others& #39; situations beyond our help, my suggestion:
I don& #39;t know if all such stotras & shlokas to follow can be used to benefit Others, but if yes, those of Vaidika Maarga could recite them for Hs & Friendlies in Ind: https://twitter.com/BharadwajSpeaks/status/1385600150169559043">https://twitter.com/Bharadwaj...
I don& #39;t know if all such stotras & shlokas to follow can be used to benefit Others, but if yes, those of Vaidika Maarga could recite them for Hs & Friendlies in Ind: https://twitter.com/BharadwajSpeaks/status/1385600150169559043">https://twitter.com/Bharadwaj...
-Pls Don& #39;t retweet _This_ specific tweet as it may invite more Butshikanery & simultaneous inculturation on Hindu nAtya
-Can RT a diff tweet in this thread or DM vid to Hs
Hari mantra recommended by Acharyas for _All_Hs to recite:
achyutAya namaH
anantAya namaH
gOvindAya namaH
-Can RT a diff tweet in this thread or DM vid to Hs
Hari mantra recommended by Acharyas for _All_Hs to recite:
achyutAya namaH
anantAya namaH
gOvindAya namaH
thaiyalnAyaki-samEta-vaidIshwaran shloka
to vaidyanAtha: Shiva the Physician.
In veda (Sri Rudram), Shiva is named bhiShak, the physician, also descr as vishvAhabheShajI "the medicine at all times".
ThaiyalnAyaki a.k.a BalAmbigai carries medicinal oil in hand. Thaiyal=sowing.
to vaidyanAtha: Shiva the Physician.
In veda (Sri Rudram), Shiva is named bhiShak, the physician, also descr as vishvAhabheShajI "the medicine at all times".
ThaiyalnAyaki a.k.a BalAmbigai carries medicinal oil in hand. Thaiyal=sowing.
Longer stotra: VaidyanaathaaShTakam
sAhitya in several scripts in this & next 2 tweets (incl Tamil with superscripts to distinguish t from d & d from dh etc)
Vid 1: sung by bhaktas, Karnatak (southern Hindu classical)
with saahityam & meaning in Tamil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duxKEWcdacU">https://www.youtube.com/watch...
sAhitya in several scripts in this & next 2 tweets (incl Tamil with superscripts to distinguish t from d & d from dh etc)
Vid 1: sung by bhaktas, Karnatak (southern Hindu classical)
with saahityam & meaning in Tamil
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duxKEWcdacU">https://www.youtube.com/watch...
2. Vid: recited by a swAmi with sAhitya in Devanagari
With "shambho mahadeva" invocation interspersed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dw6luiRPmeQ">https://www.youtube.com/watch...
With "shambho mahadeva" invocation interspersed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dw6luiRPmeQ">https://www.youtube.com/watch...
With the shloka in next tweet the 1st vid ends up making sense, though I uploaded that vid (set to traditional Tamil Hindu folk music style) for the sheer joy it may give other bhaktas as it does me: may that Devi make the virus effortlessly impotent to Hs as she did the Asuras.
shloka: Hariharaputra
To that shAstA the storehouse of compassion, whose Mother is none other than Dhanvantari & father is Rudra the Supreme Bhishak himself. (So shAstA is a Physician from both Hari & Hara sides)
sAhitya: "rudro bhishak or "devo bhishak", both ref to Sri Rudram
To that shAstA the storehouse of compassion, whose Mother is none other than Dhanvantari & father is Rudra the Supreme Bhishak himself. (So shAstA is a Physician from both Hari & Hara sides)
sAhitya: "rudro bhishak or "devo bhishak", both ref to Sri Rudram