Friday 2 September 2011

Sri Nrsimha Runa Vimochan Stuti to Worship Ugra Narasimha

The powers of these slokas are profound and overwhelming and the regular recital of them would invariably relieve everyone of their sufferings and difficulties.

This is a prayer to Lord Narasimha to get rid of the debt of Karma that have to be eliminated without which salvation cannot be achieved.

Significance of Runa Vimochana Narasimha Stotram

 This is a powerful sloka that when recited regularly will relieve people of their debts and insolvency however severe and acute.

Recitation of Mantra generates sounds which is divine in character.
This sound is alive and you feel its strength in every part of you. A
spiritual aspirant cannot deny its psychological effect and spiritual
significance. It is in the intrinsic nature of sacred sound to bring
human being into contact with the divine. It enables man to feel the
spiritual presence and to find it in the cavity of his own heart. We
could pray anywhere. But if the prayer is done properly and with
utmost devotion, you get glimpse of the SUPREEM FORCE.

Sri nrusimham mahaveeram namami runa mukthaye.

The Runa Vimochana Stotram is contained in the Nrusimha Purana. Every
individual incurs three kinds of debt at birth. These
are Deva Runa (debt to the Devas), Rishi Runa (debt to Rishis) and
Pitru Runa (debt to ones ancestors).

The debt could be explained also as the debt of Karma, which we have
to get rid off to attain salvation.

These are repaid by offering aahuti in Yagas, performing Veda
Adhyayanam under great masters (sages), and performing Tarpana and
Shradda, respectively.

However, these debts are so great that they cannot be repaid in ones
lifetime. The Runa referred to in this Stotra is also the bondage
arising from ones Karma on account of Samsaric association. The Runa
Vimochana Stotram extols the munificent grace of Sri Bhagavan
Nrusimha, as a result of which an individual is absolved of these debts.

The first eight verses glorify various attributes of Sri Bhagavan
Nrusimha, each verse ending with the line " Sri Nrusimham Mahaveeram
Namaami Runa MuktayE " . Verse 9 contains the Phala Shruti for this
Stotram. The salutations Nrusimham and Mahaveeram have their origins
in the most sacred Nrusimhanushtup Mantram.

Deva karya sidhyartham, sabha sthambha samudbhavam,
Sri nrusimham mahaveeram namami runa mukthaye.

Granting boons to devotees takes on special significance in this
context. Sri Bhagwan incarnated as Narasimha from the pillar in
Hiranyakashyap's Sabha to rush to the succor of his Bhakta.

One verse extols the back-to-back forms of Sudarshana and Nrusimha. The
foremost characteristic of the Sudarshana Chakra is to destroy ones
sins and point a supplicant in the direction of the SUPREME.
Sudarshana is the fierce Jwala which forms the center of the Kala
Anala fire at the end of time).


Sri nrusimham mahaveeram namami runa mukthaye.


Oh supremely valorous Bhagavan Nrusimha, salutations to
you! Please absolve me of my debts.

From the highest step of the widely striding Hero, His multiple splendors!
Rig Veda I, 154

This is a stotram from the Nrisimha Purana is a prayer to Lord Nrisimha for the release of all kinds of worldly obligations.

1. Devata-karya-siddhyartam
sabha-stambha-samudbhavam
sri nrisimham maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

Lord Nrisimha is to be worshipped if perfection is desired. Unto the all-powerful Sri Nrisimha, who appeared from the pillar of the assembly hall, I offer my obeisances so that I may become released from mundane obligations.

2. Lakshmyalingita vamangam
bhaktanam vara-dayakam
sri nrisimham maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

Embraced on His left side by Lakshmidevi, Lord Nrisimha gives benedictions to His devotees. My obeisances to the all-powerful Lord Nrisimha, so that I may be released from all other obligations.

3. Antra-mala-dharam shankha
chakrabjayudha-dharinam
sri nrisimham maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

Wearing a garland of intestines, He carries the conch, disc, lotus, club and other weapons. Unto Lord Nrisimha, the all-powerful, I offer my obeisances to become free from worldly debts.

4. Samaranat sarva-papa-ghnam
kadruja-visha-nashanam
sri nrisimham maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

By remembrance of Lord Nrisimha all sins are destroyed and the poisonous effect of the descendants of Kadru (serpents) are nullified. My obeisances unto Him the all-powerful, so that I may become free from all other debts.

5. Simha-nadena mahata
dig-danti bhaya-nashanam
sri nrisimha maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

By His greatly ferocious roar and His fearful teeth, which encompass all ten directions, He destroys all fear. Unto the all-powerful Lord Nrisimha my obeisances, so that I may become free from worldly obligations.

6. Prahlada-varadam shrisham
daityeshvara-vidaranam
sri nrisimham maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

Lord Nrisimha is the Lord of Lakshmi and the giver of benedictions to Prahlada Maharaja, yet He ripped apart the king of demons, Hiranyakashipu. May I become free from debts by offering obeisances unto the all-powerful Lord Nrisimha.

7. Krura-grahaih piditanam
bhaktanan abhaya-pradam
sri nrisimham maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

When His devotees are oppressed by inauspicious planets, Lord Nrisimha gives them fearlessness. I offer my obeisances unto the all-powerful Lord Nrisimha so that I may be released from worldly obligations.

8. Veda-vedanta-yajnesham
brahma-rudradi-vanditam
sri nrisimham maha-viram
namami rina-muktaye

Lord Nrisimha is the master of all the Vedas, Vedanta and the process of sacrifice. He is offered prayers by Lord Brahma, Lord Shiva and the other demigods. I offer my obeisances unto the all-powerful Lord Nrisimha so that I may be freed from all other debts.

9. Ya idam pathate nityam
rina-mochana-samjnitam
anrini jayate sadyo
dhanam shighram avapnuyat


Whoever reads this regularly, consciously desiring freedom from debts, immediately becomes freed from all obligations and very soon attains opulence.

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