Vishnu Stuti - Shuklambaradharam Vishnum

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dharmaraksha
Published on Aug 29, 2010

Vishnu Stuti - Shuklambaradharam Vishnum

Suklaam bara Dharam Vishnum
Sashi Varnam Chatur Bhujam
Prasanna Vadhanam Dhyaayet
Sarva Vighna Upa shaanthaye



Santa Kaaram Bhujaga Shayanam
Padma nabham Suresham
Vishva dharam Gagana Sadrsham
Megha Varnam Subhangam

Lakshmi Kantam Kamala Nayanam
Yogibhir Dhyana Gamyam
Vande Vishnum Bhava Bhaya Haram
Sarva Lokaiaka Natham(2)



Oushade Chinthaye Vishnum,
Bhojane cha Janardhanam,
Shayane Padmanabham cha,
Vivahe cha Prajapathim,
Yuddhe Chakradharam devam,
Pravase cha Tri vikramam,
Narayanam Thanu thyage,
Sreedharam priya sangame,
Duswapne smara Govindam,
Sankate Madhu soodhanam,
Kaanane Naarasihmam cha, 
paavake Jalashayinam,
Jalamadhye Varaham cha,
Parvathe Raghu nandanam,
Gamane Vaamanam Chaiva ,
Sarva Karyeshu Madhavam.
Shodasaithani Naamani,
Prathar uthaaya ya padeth,
Sarva papa vinirmuktho,
Vishnu Lokai mahiyati(5)


I adore Lord Vishnu
who is the embodiment of peace,
who lies on the Shesha serpent,
whose navel is the source of the Lotus of the Universe,
whose complexion is swarthy like the clouds,
whose body shines with heavenly beauty,
who is the beloved of Goddess Lakshmi,
whose eyes are like Lotus,
who is meditated upon by the yogis,
who is the remover of the fear of the
world-process, the cycle of birth and death.

Think him as Vishnu while taking medicine,
As Janardhana while eating food,
As Padmanabha while in bed,
As Prajapathi at time of marriage,
As Chakra dhara while engaged in war,
As Trivikrama while on travel,
As Narayana on death bed,
As Sreedhara while meeting with the beloved,
As Govinda while tossing with bad dreams,
As Madhu sudhana while in trouble,
As Narasimha while in the forest,
As Jala Sayina while fire is ravaging,
As Varaha while struggling in water,
As Raghu nandana while lost in a mountain,
As Vamana while on the move,
And as Madhava while doing everything.
As soon as one wakes up in the morn,
If these twelve names are read,
He would be bereft of all sins,
And reach the world of Vishnu at the end.