The Soundarya Lahari is not only a poem. It is a tantra textbook, giving instructions on puja and offerings, many yantras, almost one to each shloka; describes tantric ways of performing devotion connected to each specific shloka; and details the results ensuing.
Soundarya Lahari, meaning waves of beauty consists of two parts, Ananda Lahari meaning waves of happiness (first 41 stanzas) and Soundarya Lahari(the next 59 stanzas). It is believed that Lord Ganesha himself has etched the Ananda Lahari on Mount Meru.
These 100 stanzas are supposed to be the foremost among Manthra literature. It is also believed that by Making suitable Yanthras and reciting particular stanzas and worshipping the yantras almost anything can be obtained in the world.
"Kuchau Sadyaha Svidyatthataghatithakoorpaasabhidurau
Kashanthau Dormooley Kalakakalashaabhau Kalayathaa!
Thava Thraathum Bhangaadalamithi Valagnam Thanubhuvaa
Thridhaa Naddham Devi Thrivalilavaleevallibhiriva!"
Literal Meaning : O Mother Divine! The three folds in Thy middle region look like three strands of 'lavali' creeper wound by Kama Deva, the God of love, as a support to prevent Thy middle region from breaking under the weight of Thy quickly perspiring breasts, which (under the excitement of love for Shambhu) have swollen to the size of two golden pots, touching Thy armpits and almost brushing the brassiere covering them.
Mode of Worship : Yantra to be made on gold plate or on new piece of red silk with stripes made of turmeric paste. Chant this sloka 1000 times daily for 45 days.
Goddess of this Slokha : Shri Trikantaki Devi
Archana : Chant Lalitha Thrishathi offering red flowers.
Offerings: Cooked rice mixed with curd, honey and fruits.
Beneficial Results : Attainment of magical powers, success in betting, handsome personality.
Literal Results : Rejuvenation, great health.
Points To Be Noted : Click Here
To Download Audio of Sloka : Click Here
Soundarya Lahari, meaning waves of beauty consists of two parts, Ananda Lahari meaning waves of happiness (first 41 stanzas) and Soundarya Lahari(the next 59 stanzas). It is believed that Lord Ganesha himself has etched the Ananda Lahari on Mount Meru.
These 100 stanzas are supposed to be the foremost among Manthra literature. It is also believed that by Making suitable Yanthras and reciting particular stanzas and worshipping the yantras almost anything can be obtained in the world.
Soundarya Lahari Sloka No.80 :
Kashanthau Dormooley Kalakakalashaabhau Kalayathaa!
Thava Thraathum Bhangaadalamithi Valagnam Thanubhuvaa
Thridhaa Naddham Devi Thrivalilavaleevallibhiriva!"
Yantra For Soundarya Lahari Sloka No.80 :
Literal Meaning : O Mother Divine! The three folds in Thy middle region look like three strands of 'lavali' creeper wound by Kama Deva, the God of love, as a support to prevent Thy middle region from breaking under the weight of Thy quickly perspiring breasts, which (under the excitement of love for Shambhu) have swollen to the size of two golden pots, touching Thy armpits and almost brushing the brassiere covering them.
Mode of Worship : Yantra to be made on gold plate or on new piece of red silk with stripes made of turmeric paste. Chant this sloka 1000 times daily for 45 days.
Goddess of this Slokha : Shri Trikantaki Devi
Archana : Chant Lalitha Thrishathi offering red flowers.
Offerings: Cooked rice mixed with curd, honey and fruits.
Beneficial Results : Attainment of magical powers, success in betting, handsome personality.
Literal Results : Rejuvenation, great health.
Points To Be Noted : Click Here
To Download Audio of Sloka : Click Here
The Image of Goddess in taken from the Book titled Adi Shankaracharya's Soundarya Lahari by Sri. G.Ramachandra Shastry. Published by Srinidhi Publications.
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