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Online Shloka Class for Children Online shloka # class for children By Vyoma & GGSS 28th November 2018 6:30 to 7:30pm IST Class no. 032/2018 Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers ©All rights reserved. [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) OMKARA: • Deep Inhale and deep exhale 3 times • Let us chant Omkara 3 times Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Shlokas विद्याविनयस륍पन्नं vidyāvinayasampannaṁ ṁ िीतरागं वििेकिनम् । vītarāga vivekinam vande vedāntatattvajñaṁ िꅍदे िेदाꅍततत्त्िज्ञं vidhuśekharabhāratīm 8 विधुशेखरभारतीम् ॥८ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Ganesha’s sloka ु ु śuklāmbaradharaṁ viṣṇuṁ शक्लाम्बरधरं वि� ं śaśivarṇaṁ caturbhujam . शवशिर्ण ं चतर्ु जुु म ।् prasannavadanaṁ dhyāyet ् Sarvavighnopaśāntaye 9 प्रसन्निदन ं ध्यायते सिवु िघ्नोऩशान्तय े ॥९ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Ganesha’s sloka agajānanapadmārkaṁ अगजाननऩद्मार्कं gajānanamaharniśam गजाननमहवनशु म ।् anekadaṁ taṁ bhaktānāṁ अनर्के द ं त ं र्क्ताना ं ekadantamupāsmahe 10 एर्कदन्तमऩु ास्मह े ॥१० Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Ganesha’s sloka िक्रत赍ु ड महार्काय vakratuṇḍa mahākāya koṭisūryasamaprabha . र्कोविसयू सु मप्रर् । avighnaṃ kuru me deva अविघ्न ं र्कु셁 म े दिे sarvakāryeṣu sarvadā 11 सिर्कु ायषे ुसिदु ा ॥११ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Ganesha’s sloka ु vāgīśādyāḥ sumanasaḥ िागीशा饍ा् समनस् sarvārthānāmupakrame . सिार्ु ानु ामऩु क्रम े । yaṃ natvā kṛtakṛtyāḥ syuḥ य ं नत्वा र्कृ तर्कृ 配ा् ्ु taṃ namāmi gajānanam 12 त ं नमावम गजाननम ॥् १२ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Godess Saraswathi’s sloka ु sarasvati namastubhyaṃ सरस्ववत नमस्तभ्य ं varade kāmarūpiṇi िरद े र्काम셂वऩवर्ण । vidyārambhaṃ kariṣyāmi वि饍ारम्भ ं र्कवरष्यावम siddhirbhavatu me sadā 13 वसविर्िु त ु म े सदा ॥१३ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Godess Saraswathi’s sloka नमस्त े शारद े दवे ि namaste śārade devi र्का�मीरऩरु िावसवन । kāśmīrapuravāsini tvāmahaṃ prārthaye nityaṃ त्वामहं प्रार्यु े वन配 ं vidyāṃ buddhiṃ ca dehi me 14 वि饍ा ं बवुि ं च दवे ह म े ॥१४ ॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Godess Saraswathi’s sloka ॥शारदा शारदा륍भोजिदना ॥śāradā śāradāmbhojavadanā िदना륍बुजे । vadanāmbuje । सिवदा सिवदामािं sarvadā sarvadāsmākaṃ sannidhiṃ sannidhiṃ kriyāt ॥15 ॥ ॥१५ ॥ सवन्नधधसवन्नधध कियात् Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Devi sloka या दिे ी सिर्ु तू षे ु yā devī sarvabhūteṣu ṇ ṃ बवुि셂ऩर्णे सवं िता । buddhirūpe a sa sthitā । namastasyai namastasyai नमस्तै नमस्तै namastasyai namo namaḥ ॥16॥ नमस्तै नमो नम् ॥१६॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Krishna’s sloka र्कृ �ाय िासदु िे ाय kṛṣṇāya vāsudevāya दिे र्कीनन्दनाय च । devakīnandanāya ca । नन्दगोऩर्कुमाराय nandagopakumārāya गोविन्दाय नमो नम् ॥१७॥ govindāya namo namaḥ ॥17॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Krishna’s sloka नम् ऩङ्कजनार्ाय namaḥ paṅkajanābhāya नम् ऩङ्कजमावऱन े । namaḥ paṅkajamāline । नम् ऩङ्कजनत्रे ाय namaḥ paṅkajanetrāya नमस्त े ऩङ्कजाङ्घ्रय े ॥१८॥ namaste paṅkajāṅghraye ॥18॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) shankaracharya haralīlāvatārāya हरऱीऱािताराय śaṅkarāya mahaujase । शङ्कराय महौजस े । kaivalyakalanākalpa- र्कैिर्कऱनार्कल्प- तरि े गरु ि े नम् ॥१९॥ tarave gurave namaḥ ॥19॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Rama’s shloka rāmāya rāmabhadrāya रामाय रामर्द्राय rāmacandrāya vedhase । रामचन्द्राय िधे स े । raghunāthāya nāthāya रघनु ार्ाय नार्ाय sītāyāḥ pataye namaḥ ॥20॥ सीताया् ऩतय े नम् ॥२०॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Hayagriva hayagrīva hayagrīva हयग्रीि हयग्रीि hayagrīveti yo vadet । हयग्रीिवे त यो िदते ।् tasya nissarate vāṇī त वनस्सरत े िार्णी jahnukanyāpravāhavat ॥21॥ जह्नुर्कन्याप्रिाहित ॥् २१॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Hanuman असाध्यसाधर्क स्वावमन ् asādhyasādhaka svāmin असाध्य ं ति वर्कं िद । asādhyaṃ tava kiṃ vada । राम饂त दयावसन्धो rāmadūta dayāsindho मत्काय ं साधय प्रर्ो ॥२२॥ matkāryaṃ sādhaya prabho ॥22॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Lord Venkateshwara विना िेङ्िटेशं न नाथो न नाथः ṅ ṭ ṃ ḥ सदा िेङ्िटेशं मरावम मरावम । vinā ve ka eśa na nātho na nātha sadā veṅkaṭeśaṃ smarāmi smarāmi । हरे िेङ्िटेश प्रसीद प्रसीद hare veṅkaṭeśa prasīda prasīda वप्रयंिेङ्िटेश प्रयच्छ प्रयच्छ ॥२३॥ priyaṃ veṅkaṭeśa prayaccha prayaccha ॥23॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) ॥महागर्णशे ऩञ्चरत्नम॥् मदु ार्करात्तमोदर्कं सदा विमवु क्त साधर्कम ।् mudā karātta modakaṃ sadā vimukti sādhakam | र्कऱाधराितसं र्कं विऱावसऱोर्क रऺर्कम ।् kaḷādharāvataṃsakaṃ vilāsiloka rakṣakam | anāyakaika nāyakaṃ vināśitebha daityakam | अनायर्कैर्क नायर्कं विनावशतर्े द配ै र्कम ।् natāśubhāśu nāśakaṃ namāmi taṃ vināyakam || 1 | नताशर्ु ाश ु नाशर्कं नमावम त ं विनायर्कम ॥् १॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) ॥महागर्णशे ऩञ्चरत्नम॥् नतेतरावतभीिरं निोकदतािवभािरं natetarātibhīkaraṃ navoditārkabhāsvaraṃ नम配सुराररवनजवरं नतावधिापदुद्धरम् । namatsurārinirjaraṃ natādhikāpaduddharam । सुरेश्वरं वनधीश्वरं गजेश्वरं गणेश्वरं sureśvaraṃ nidhīśvaraṃ gajeśvaraṃ gaṇeśvaraṃ maheśvaraṃ tamāśraye parātparaṃ nirantaram 2 महेश्वरं तमाश्रये परा配परं वनरꅍतरम् ॥२॥ ॥ ॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) ॥महागर्णशे ऩञ्चरत्नम॥् समस्तऱोर्कशर्कं रं वनरस्तद配ै र्कुञ्जरं samastalokaśaṃkaraṃ nirastadaityakuñjaraṃ ् daretarodaraṃ varaṃ varebhavaktramakṣaram । दरते रोदरं िरं िरर्े िक्त्रमऺरम । kṛpākaraṃ kṣamākaraṃ mudākaraṃ yaśaskaraṃ र्कृ ऩार्करं ऺमार्करं मदु ार्करं यशस्करं manaskaraṃ namaskṛtāṃ namaskaromi bhāsvaram ॥3॥ मनस्करं नमस्कृ ता ं नमस्करोवम र्ास्वरम ॥् ३॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) ॥महागर्णशे ऩञ्चरत्नम॥् akiñcanārtimārjanaṃ cirantanoktibhājanam । ṃ अवर्कञ्चनावतमु ाजनु ं वचरन्तनोवक्तर्ाजनम ।् purāripūrvanandana surārigarvacarvaṇam । ऩरु ावरऩिू नु न्दन ं सरु ावरगिचु िर्णु म ।् prapañcanāśabhīṣaṇaṃ प्रऩञ्चनाशर्ीषर्ण ं धनञ्जयावदर्षू र्णम ।् dhanañjayādibhūṣaṇam । र्कऩोऱदानिारर्ण ं र्ज े ऩरु ार्णिारर्णम ॥् ४॥ kapoladānavāraṇaṃ bhaje purāṇavāraṇam ॥4॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) ॥महागर्णशे ऩञ्चरत्नम॥् वनतान्तर्कान्तदन्तर्कावन्तमन्तर्कान्तर्कात्मज ं nitAntakAntadantakAntimantakAntakAtmajaM achintyarUpamantahInamantarAyakRRintanam | अवचन्त्य셂ऩमन्तहीनमन्तरायर्कृ न्तनम ।् hRRidantare nirantaraM vasantameva yoginAM दन्तर े वनरन्तरं िसन्तमिे योवगना ं tamekadantameva taM vichintayAmi santatam ||5|| तमर्के दन्तमिे त ं विवचन्तयावम सन्ततम ॥् ५॥| Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) ॥महागर्णशे ऩञ्चरत्नम॥् महागर्णशे ऩञ्चरत्नमादरर्णे योऽन्वहं mahāgaṇeśapañcaratnamādareṇa yo'nvahaṃ ् ् prajalpati prabhātake hṛdi smaran gaṇeśvaram । प्रजल्पवत प्रर्ातर्के वद स्मरन गर्णश्वे रम । arogatāmadoṣatāṃ susāhitīṃ suputratāṃ अरोगतामदोषता ं ससु ावहतĂ सऩु त्रु ता ं samāhitāyuraṣṭabhūtimabhyupaiti so'cirāt ॥6॥ समावहतायरु ष्टर्वू तमभ्यऩु वैत सोऽवचरात ॥् ६॥ Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers [email protected] & [email protected] 핍योमसंकृ तपाठशाला (www.sanskritfromhome.in) Vyoma Sanskrit Brothers 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