--svatantramasvantantraM cha dvividhaM tatvaMishyate--
--svatantro bhagavAn vishnuH--

Sri Madhvacharya, in his tatvasaMkhyAna



Sri ShanaischaraKrita Sri Narasimha Stuti - Kannada Xlation

Sri Nrsimha uvAcha:

tathaivAstu shanEham vai rakhshObhuvana samsthita.h |
bhakta kAmAn poorayishyE tvam mamaika vacha.h shrnu ||
tvatkrtam matparam stOtram ya.h patEcchranuyAchha ya.h|
dvAdashashtama janmasthAdbhayam mAstu tasya vai ||14||

Kannada Tr:- Sri Nrismha dEvaru anugrahisidudu: Shanaishcarane, hAgeyE
hAgali. nanna ondE ondu mAtu kElu, ninagoo ninna bhaktara ellA
abheeshtagalannu nadesikoduttEne. ninninda rachitavAda Ee stOtravannu
hEluvavaru, kEluvavarige 12,8, 5, (dvadasha, ashtama janma panchama)
sthAnada ninna kAta irabAradu

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Sri VAdirAja T.'s ShrI shrIshaguNadarpaNastotram - English Xlation

Sri Gurubhyo namaha

Source: Sri Sode Vadiraja Matha by Sri Gowdagere Vijaya Kumar Acharya
and SOME (verses) of the second translation by Sri Vasu Murthy of Washington DC, posted in vishwamadhvasangha (VMS) list during November 5th 1999 time period. Thanks to Smt Vani Rao of Baton Rouge, LA for providing the book to us (VMS). This msg. was forwarded to SVBM, and has found its way here.

Note:
It is said that the regular pArAyaNa of this stotra gives great
spiritual and material wealth. This stotra is said to be a condensed
version of sri lakshmi hRudhaya and nArAyaNa hRudhaya which is read and
used in worship to achieve spiritual and material wealth.

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Sri SrinivAsa kalyANa Padya - Shri VadirAja T.

This is a religious poem in Kannada (by the great Shri vAdirAja T.) detailing the events leading up to the wedding of Sri SrinivAsa, the Supreme, with PadmAvati devi.

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SrI SrInivAsa kalyANa by Sri SeshAchArya

SrInivAsa kalyANa – Kannada story – sublime meaning – uplifting – need to know Kannada to understand.

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The three guNas - a seeming paradox

The “predetermined end” of a soul may not be final.

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