Saamam paatuh Saraswati bhagavati nischaisha jaadya paha. Yaa shevta padmaasana Yaa brahma achyuta shankara prabharitibhir Devai sadaa vandita Yaakundendu tushar haar dhavaLa Yaa shubhra vastrambita Yaa veeNavara danda mandita kara Thus ends the morning prayer, but that is not all, the moral is that we ought to respect the resources of earth,our mother earth, protect her, conserve the wealth which she has and make this earth worth while for other living and non living things to stay. One who is the eternal consort of Lord Vishnu Pardon me for defiling the earth with my feet. One who has ocean as clothes, the mountains and forests as body The second stanza is in praise of goddess Lakshmi, whose elements are present in mother earth Every morning as soon as we get up, one should have a look at the palms- with the effort of this and the grace of God our destinies are shaped. It means that divinity lies in our own hands and hands symbolize effort and hard-work. Vishnu patni namastubhyam, pada sparsha kshamasvame.Īt the tip of the palm resides, goddess Laksmi, Saraswati in the middle and Govind (Lord Vishnu )Īt the root of the palm, its auspicious to see (take a darshan) one’s palm as soon as we’re awake. Samudrah vasane devi Parvatah stana manDale, Karagre vasate Lakshmi, Kara madhye Saraswati, Karamoole tu Govind, prabhate kara darshanam There are a few hymns/stotras which have always enlightened me, which I’d like to pen down and share the same.įirst one is the morning prayer-which we’re supposed to say it after waking up., thus it goes: Prataha Smaran Sanskrit has an ocean of shlokas, shubhashitas which give us valuable guidance in life.

Sanskrit slokas saraswati vandana