Muriyatantha 14 mathras

English

O Chandrachuda, hail to you

English
Sloka:
Daksha, who with Siva’s blessings was brought back to life with the head of a goat, concludes the sacrificial rites properly, prostrates in front of Lord Siva and praised him thus.

 
O Chandrachuda, hail to you
Victory to you, Lord of the Universe
Forgive me forever
for all my misdeeds, O Lord
Hail to you, God Almighty
 

O master of the world! My generous husband

English
Sloka:
After hearing the Lord’s words and after Sage Narada left, Sathi, who was keen to witness the magnificent sacrificial rites being conducted by her father, bowed to her husband and spoke thus.
 
O master of the world! My generous husband
please listen to my words
 
Please grant me this wish growing in my heart,
O protector of all dependents
 
With your permission I would like to go and watch

O Great Sage, your arrival brings

English
O Great Sage, your arrival brings
great delight to me
 
Meeting admirable men is the only way
to remove misery and receive blessings
 
Why the sinless Narada, the great ascetic Vasishta
and sages such as the Sanakas didn’t come?
Lord Brahma is our common father and yet
why did they harbour this feeling? Alas!
 

O Krishna, the ocean of mercy

English

Sloka:

The beautiful moon-faced wife of the Brahmin, who is good-natured and sweet-talking, gave birth with great hopes. Her nurse happily moved to pick up the baby. Then the Brahmin’s wife found that there was no baby and started crying.

O Krishna, the ocean of mercy, did you cheat Arjuna

because of we helpless people?

O Supreme Lord, if your sister’s daughter

becomes a widow, would you like it?

 

The baby born with great glory was

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