sri venkateswara suprabhatam telugu meaning

Please grant the boon to me, O Lord and Ocean of Mercy. Meaning: You have been the lovely and virtuous son of Dasharatha you are the only courageous and great archer of the entire world, the chief of Raghukula, the pleasing and entertaining Lord.

O Son of VasudEva (Krishna), none is equal to you. Meaning: With an enchanting music from your flute, you attracted the gopis and bestowed each one of them with their desired happiness that is equal to the happiness obtained from hundred crore penances or crores of prayers. Meaning: O bounteous Lord of Venkata hill, who gives away always more than what your devotees desire, all the other angels (gods) are also saluting to you, and none is equal to you. O Lord of Vrisha hill, shower mercy on me. Meaning: Extremely trembling on being committed various sins and hundreds of wrong deeds, I came running speedily to submit myself at your feet. You are the abode of kindness to those who submit themselves at your feet. Meaning: Including the four-faced Brahma, six-faced Kumaraswamy (Subrahmanya swami), and five-faced Hanuman, you are the greatest crown jewel among all angels. Victory to Thee, O Lord of Venkata hill, whose eyes are wide like lotus petals. Meaning: Lotus like breasts of Lord are ever red with the stains of kumkum that is being sprinkled on his chest during the daily worships, whereas his body is blue-colored. I am providing these lyrics of 'Tirupati Balaji Stotram' in English text with their meanings at the end of each verse.

So, for such people who may not be able to devote more time to worship, they can directly recite the second part containing Venkateswara stotram to seek the blessings and grace of God. But, one may not be able to spare so much time to recite all the four sections. Normally, all the four sections are recited, especially on Saturdays. The four sections of Venkateswara Suprabhatam are as follows: The entire Suprabhatam containing four sections is composed by Prativadi Bhayamkaram Annan, a disciple of Manavala Mahamuni during the early 15th century. This section starts with the first sloka of 'Kamala Kucha chu.' and contains 11 sloka or verses. The Venkateswara stotram is the second part or section that follows after the Suprabhatam section. It is a part of the four parts that constitute the overall 'Venkateswara Suprabhatam' that is being daily recited in the Tirumala Tirupati Temple and other temples and also in many houses. Venkatesa Stotram is generally recited at early morning hours during routine worship. It is believed that reciting these lyrics makes God much happy and pleasant and in return, he bestows his graceful eyes on his devotees and grants their wishes. These lyrics are rendered to describe the glory and virtues of God Vishnu and his beauty and for seeking his protection and blessings. The Venkateswara stotram lyrics are prayers addressed to Lord Vishnu in the form of Venkateswara Swamy also known as Tirupati Balaji.

Sri venkateswara suprabhatam telugu meaning