Amuktamalyada

Amuktamalyada (Telugu: ఆముక్తమాల్యద) is an epic poem in Telugu composed by Krishnadevaraya of the Vijayanagar Dynasty. Amuktamalyada translates to A garland of pearls. Considered as a masterpiece, Amuktamalyada describes the story of wedding of the Hindu Lord Vishnu and Andal (or Goda Devithe) the Tamil Alvar poet and daughter of Periyalvar, at Srirangam.

Krishnadevaraya was the king of the Vijayanagara Empire reigning between 1509–1530. He was the third ruler of the Tuluva Dynasty, and presided over the Vijaynagar empire at its zenith. Krishna Deva Raya earned the titles of Kannada Rajya Rama Ramana (lit, "Lord of the Kannada empire"), Andhra Bhoja and Mooru Rayara Ganda (lit, "King of three Kings"). He became the dominant ruler of the peninsula of India by defeating the Sultans of Bijapur, Golconda, the Bahmani Sultanate and the Gajapati Kingdom of Orissa.

Krishnadevaraya during his reign patronised many Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Sanskrit poets. His court had 8 Telugu poets (Astadiggajalu) - Allasani Peddana, Nandi Thimmana, Madayyagari Mallana, Dhurjati, Ayyala-raju Rama-Bhadrudu, Pingali Surana, Ramaraja Bhushanudu and Tenali Rama Krishna. The Kannada poets Mallanarya who wrote Bhava-chinta-ratna and Satyendra Chola-kathe and Chatu Vittal-anatha who wrote Bhagavata also enjoyed his patronage. The Tamil poet Haridasa and Tamil literature were patronised by Krishnadevaraya. The Sanskrit poet Vyasatirtha who wrote Bhedo-jjivana, Tat-parya-chandrika, Nyaya-mrita (a work directed against Advaita philosophy) and Tarka-tandava enjoyed his patronage. Krishnadevaraya was himself an accomplished Sanskrit scholar and wrote Madalasa Charita, Satyavadu Parinaya and Rasamanjari and Jambavati Kalyana

Andal is the only female among the 12 Vaishnava Tamil saints - the Alvars. The story of Andal has no reliable historical account, except for 2 hagiographies - Nalayira Divyapradhandam by Nathamuni and Divyasuri Charitam by Garuda Vahana Panditar (a disciple of Ramanujacharyar). According to tradition, Andal was born in Srivilliputtur. She was found as an infant, abandoned under a basil (Tulasi - Ocimum tenuiflorum) tree, by Vishnucitta (or Periyalvar) who himself was an Alvar poet. It is said that Periyalvar recocognised the child as Bhudevi, the consort of Vishnu (p. 36). Active in the 7th-century, Andal is credited with the Tamil works, Thiruppavai and Nachiar Tirumozhi, which are still recited by devotees during the winter festival season of Margazhi. Andal is known for her unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu, the God of the Srivaishnavas. The Srivilliputhur Temple in Tamil Nadu is dedicated to her, marking her birthplace.

Some of Andal's verses express love for Lord Vishnu, written with bold sensuality and startlingly savage longing, hunger and inquiry, that even today many of her most erotic poems are rarely rendered publicly.

It is believed that Krishnadevaraya wrote the work, after getting a dream in which Lord Vishnu appeared and instructed him to write the story of his wedding to Andal at Srirangam in Telugu. In his dream, on being asked why Telugu was chosen, Lord Vishnu is said to have replied

“	తెలుఁగ దేల యెన్న దేశంబు దెలుఁగేను తెలుఁగు వల్లభుండఁ తెలుఁగొకండ యెల్ల నృపులు గొలువ నెరుఁగవే బాసాడి దేశభాషలందుఁ తెలుఁగు లెస్స	”
— శ్రీ ఆంధ్ర విష్ణు

“	telugadElayanna, dESambu telugEnu telugu vallaBhunDa telugokanDa yella nRpulu golva nerugavE bAsADi dESa BhAShalandu telugu lessa	”
— Śrī Viṣhṇu's reason on why Āmuktamālyada should be written in telugu by Sri Krishnadevaraya

Which translates to: "If you ask, 'Why Telugu?' It is because this is Telugu country and I am a Telugu king. Telugu is sweet. After speaking with all the kings that serve you, didn’t you realize - amongst all the languages in the country, Telugu is the best!"

Amuktamalyada describes pain of separation (viraha) experienced by Andal, who is described as the incarnate of Lakshmi the consort of Vishnu. Further the poem describes Andal’s beauty in 30 verses written in the keśādi-pādam style, starting from her hair, going down her body till her feet. This book has been translated into Marathi and Hindi by Vyankatesh Devanpalli.

ocean impresses

कल महाबलीपुरम में सवेरे तट पर टहलते-टहलते सागर से संवाद करने में खो गया।

ये संवाद मेरा भाव-विश्व है।

इस संवाद भाव को शब्दबद्ध करके आपसे साझा कर रहा हूं-

my reactions on the same shores some time 50 years ago were similar i had just wished then, i wonder why; that i would like to visit the sea shore in my happiest moments and lo behold i had not mentioned it to any one. but when i landed in madras for the second time we went straight to the beach from the airport spent a quiet evening there and then later entered my new home to be, It was a special relationship that one gets bound by sure impressive INDEED THE OCEAN.

first encounters leave a lasting impression.

how our existence makes a small or no difference at all in the vast expanse. mighty be it ocean be it beauty of nature the mountains the sun the moon the creations of God. today living by the ocean view wonder how long it will last but it has filled our hearts with content. peace a reminder of change for every day the view changes.

In our busy everyday life to enjoy small moments of pleasure to get lost by the situation itself is to get to another Level of bliss. 

Rightfully our Prime minister Sri Modiji has expressed his profound views on what happiness he derived from the morning walk at the beach. His dialogue with the ocean so beautifully put. what a humbling message. 

Long live our P M and his like. May they tribe increase.

kamini roy.(lesser known individuals series.)

Kamini Roy (12 October 1864 – 27 September 1933) was a leading Bengali poet, social worker and feminist in British India. She was the first woman honours graduate in British India.
Born on 12 October 1864 in the village of Basanda, then in Bakergunj district of Bengal Presidency and now in Barisal District of Bangladesh, Roy joined Bethune School in 1883. One of the first girls to attend school in British India, she earned a bachelor of arts degree with Sanskrit honours from Bethune College of the University of Calcutta in 1886 and started teaching there in the same year. Kadambini Ganguly, one of the first two women honors graduates ever in the country, was three years senior to her in the same institution
Kamini hailed from an elite Bengali Baidya family. Her father, Chandi Charan Sen, a judge and a writer, was a leading member of the Brahmo Samaj. She learnt from his collection of books and used his library extensively. She was a mathematical prodigy but later her interest switched to Sanskrit. Nisith Chandra Sen, her brother, was a renowned barrister in the Calcutta High Court, and later the Mayor of Calcutta while sister Jamini was the house physician of the then Nepal Royal family. In 1894 she married Kedarnath Roy.

Her writing is simple and elegant. She published her first collection of verses Alo Chhaya in 1889, and two more books after that but then took a break from writing for several years following her marriage and motherhood. She was a feminist at an age when merely getting educated was a taboo for a woman. She picked up the cue for feminism from a fellow student of Bethune School, Abala Bose. Speaking to a girls' school in Calcutta, Roy said that, as Bharati Ray later paraphrased it, "the aim of women's education was to contribute to their all-round development and fulfillment of their potential".

In a Bengali essay titled The Fruit of the Tree of Knowledge she wrote,

The male desire to rule is the primary, if not the only, stumbling block to women's enlightenment ... They are extremely suspicious of women’s emancipation. Why? The same old fear – 'Lest they become like us'.

In 1921, she was one of the leaders, along with Kumudini Mitra (Basu) and Mrinalini Sen, of the Bangiya Nari Samaj, an organization formed to fight for woman's suffrage. The Bengal Legislative Council granted limited suffrage to women in 1925, allowing Bengali women to exercise their right for the first time in the 1926 Indian general election. She was a member of the Female Labour Investigation Commission
 After graduating with honours distinction from Bethune college in 1886, she received a teaching position from the same college. She took part in the Ilbert Bill agitation. It was during this period which would be productive for her, as she wrote during this time. She quit teaching after 1894. Herein she published for five years. Shortly, she would marry Kedarnath Roy at the age of 30, which was against the norm during that time. It was highly unusual for women to get married in their thirties in colonial Bengal
She had two children with Kedarnath, after which she retired from her writing profession. When asked why she had stopped writing she reportedly said, “My children are my living poems. Kamini returned to writing poetry after the death of her husband in 1909 and her eldest son.
In her later life, she lived at Hazaribagh for some years. In that small town, she often had discussions on literary and other topics with such scholars as Mahesh Chandra Ghosh and Dhirendranath Choudhury. She died on 27 September 1933 while staying in Hazaribagh.

Among her notable literary contributions were:

• Mahasweta, Pundorik
• Pouraniki
• Dwip O Dhup
• Jibon Pathey
• Nirmalya
• Malya O Nirmalya
• Ashok Sangeet
• Gunjan (Children's book)

• Balika Sikkhar Adarsha (Essays)

Today's Google Doodle celebrates the 155th birth anniversary of the first woman to graduate with honors in the history of India, who went on to advocate for the rights of all women -- Kamini Roy. She was a Bengali poet, educator, and activist.

Born on October 12 in 1864 in the Bakerganj district of British India-now part of Bangladesh- Ms Roy grew up in a prominent family. Her brother was elected Mayor of Calcutta, and her sister was a physician for Nepal's Royal Family. Though interested in mathematics, Kamini Roy began writing poetry at an early age.

In 1886, she graduated with a degree in Sanskrit from Bethune College, earning her BA with honors. In college, she met another student, Abala Bose, who went on to be known for her social work in women's education and alleviating the condition of widows. Her friendship with Abala Bose would inspire her interest in advocating for women's rights.

According to Google, after graduation, Kamini Roy became a teacher at Bethune and published Alo O Chhaya, the first of her many books of poems, in 1889. By forming organizations to champion causes she believed in, she helped advance feminism on the Indian subcontinent.

"Why should a woman be confined to home and denied her rightful place in society?" the poet once wrote. 

She also worked to help Bengali women win the right to vote in 1926. For her literary accomplishments, Kamini Roy was awarded the Jagattarini medal by Calcutta University in 1929.

Kamini Roy died in 1933.

 Hedy Lamarr

If you’re a classic film buff (and that includes the references made in Blazing Saddles), you may know who Hedy Lamarr is, because in the 1930s and 1940s, she starred in some well known movies including Boom Town with Clark Gable and Samson and Delilah with Victor Mature. Supposedly, she was the first choice of a producer to play Ilsa Lund in Casablanca, but the part ultimately went to Ingrid Bergman.

While she’s almost certainly the most famous person on our list, Lamarr didn’t change the world because she starred in some old movies, though. Instead it was her hobby that changed the world. In her spare time, Lamarr liked to work on inventions.

In 1942, Lamarr was at the height of her acting career, but she wanted to help in the war effort. Specifically, she wanted to help the Allies come up with a communications system that couldn’t be intercepted by enemies. So she and her friend, composer George Antheil, patented an idea for something they called the “Secret Communications System.” It was a system that would change radio frequencies in a per-programmed method. If someone was listening, they would only hear snippets before it changed to a different frequency.

Ultimately, the military didn’t end up using the system. But decades later, Lamarr and Antheil’s patent became really important because it was a cheap and effective way to create security in new emerging technologies like military communication, cellular phones, and WiFi.

As for Lamarr, her film career cooled down in the 1950s and her last movie was released in 1958. She became reclusive in her later life and passed away on January 19, 2000. She was 86.

Edward Bernays

First of all, no, that’s not Edward Bernays pictured above. But it’s some of his work, and it’s a big part of how he changed the world (for better or worse), as we’re about to tell you. Bernays was born in Vienna, Austria, in 1891, but his family moved to New York City when he was just one. When he was a young boy, he would travel to the Alps in the summer to spend time with his uncle, Sigmund Freud.

As an adult, Bernays opened a public relations office, and his uncle sent him a copy of A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis. After reading it, Bernays realized that he could use psychoanalysis to persuade people to buy and do things without them even knowing that he was influencing them. To test his hypothesis, he tried to get women to smoke. In 1929, it was taboo for women to smoke because it made them look sexually promiscuous.

Bernays knew if women could smoke, his client, Lucky Strike cigarettes, would make a lot of money. So Bernays consulted with Dr. A.A. Brill, who was the top psychoanalyst in New York. Brill said that cigarettes were symbolic of male power.

Bernays came up with a campaign where he called Lucky Strike cigarettes “Torches of Freedom.” He then got a list of debutantes from Vogue magazine and told them that if they smoked cigarettes in a very public place, like Fifth Avenue, that they would be helping women’s rights. They were told to gather for the “protest” at the Easter Parade on April 1, 1929, and the press was alerted that the women would be gathering to smoke.

The press came out in droves and the story of women lighting up cigarettes made news both nationally and internationally. While it did very little for women’s rights, it did help Bernays and the tobacco industry.

The Beechnut Packing Company also hired Bernays because they were having a problem selling one of their products – bacon. Yes, that’s right: there was a time in America when bacon wasn’t popular.

To get people to eat more bacon, Bernays surveyed physicians and asked them what would be better: a light breakfast or a hearty breakfast. They overwhelmingly responded that a hearty breakfast was better, so Bernays created a marketing campaign that doctors recommend a breakfast of bacon, eggs, and toast; ultimately giving birth to the All-American breakfast.

Those are just two very specific ways Bernays changed the world, but his application of psychoanalysis to public relations has had a ripple effect on both advertising and propaganda that is still felt today.

happiness quotient.

Did you know that at Harvard, one of the most prestigious universities in the world, the most popular and successful course teaches you how to learn to be happier?__ The Positive Psychology class taught by Ben Shahar attracts 1400 students per semester and 20% of Harvard graduates take this elective course. According to Ben Shahar, the class - which focuses on happiness, self-esteem and motivation - gives students the tools to succeed and face life with more joy._This 35-year-old teacher, considered by some to be "the happiness guru", highlights in his class 14 key tips for improving the quality of our personal status and contributing to a positive life:
Tip 1. * Thank God for everything you have: * Write down 10 things you have in your life that give you happiness. Focus on the good things!
Tip 2. * Practice physical activity * Experts say exercising helps improve mood. 30 minutes of exercise is the best antidote against sadness and stress.
Tip 3. * Breakfast: * Some people miss breakfast for lack of time or not to get fat. Studies show that breakfast gives you energy, helps you think and perform your activities successfully.
Tip 4. * Assertive *: Ask what you want and say what you think. Being assertive helps improve your self-esteem. Being left and remaining silent creates sadness and hopelessness.
Tip 5. * Spend your money on experiences* :A study found that 75% of people felt happier when they invested their money in travel, courses and classes; While only the rest said they felt happier when buying things.
Tip 6. * Face your challenges *: Studies show that the more you postpone something, the more anxiety and tension you generate. Write short weekly lists of tasks and complete them.
Tip 7. * Put everywhere nice memories, phrases and photos of your loved ones *: Fill your fridge, your computer, your desk, your room, YOUR LIFE of beautiful memories.
Tip 8. * Always greet and be nice to other people *: More than 100 inquiries state that just smiling changes the mood.
Tip 9. * Wear comfortable shoes *: If your feet hurt you, you become moody, says Dr. Keinth Wapner, President of the American Orthopedics Association.
Tip 10. * Take care of your posture *: Walk straight with your shoulders slightly backwards and the front view helps to maintain a good mood.
Tip 11. * Listen to music * (Praise God): It is proven that listening to music awakens you to sing, this will make your life happy.
Tip 12. * What you eat has an impact on your mood *:- Do not skip meals, eat lightly every 3 to 4 hours and keep glucose levels stable.- Avoid excess white flour and sugar.- Eat everything! Healthy- Vary your food.
Tip 13. * Take care of yourself and feel attractive *:70% of people say they feel happier when they think they look good.
Tip 14. * Fervently believe in God *: With him nothing is impossible!

Happiness is like a remote control, we lose it every time, we go crazy looking for it and many times without knowing it, we are sitting on top of it ...

sankhyam

108 Divya desha Namavalli

001.   Om Sri RanganAyikA  samEtha Sri RanganAtha ParabrahmmaN E Nama: 

002.   Om KanakavallI VAsalakshmi samEtha Sri SundaravarAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

003.   Om Sri PoorNavallI NAyikA samEtha Sri PurushOtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

004.   Om Sri RakthapangajavallI NAyikA samEtha Sri PundarIkAksha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

005.   Om Sri SoundaravallI nAyikA samEtha Sri SundaramUrthaye poorNAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

006.   Om Sri IndiravallI nAyikA samEtha Sri appala RanganAtha AAbhoopa Kadasparsi hasthAya adthisAbooba kadavath  ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

007.   Om Sri KamalavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri KamalanAtha nAma Sri HarachabavimOsana ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

008.   Om Sri PadmAsani nAyikA samEtha Sri Jagathrakshaka ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

009.   Om Sri RamAmaNivallI nAyikA samEtha Sri gajEndra Varadha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

010.   Om Sri Hemabja nAyikA samEtha Sri DhrutadhanvI RAmabathra ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

011.   Om Sri  RanganAyikA  samEtha Sri VarshakAlAthi nAyaka  ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

012.   Om Sri KOmaLavalli nAyikA samEtha Sri SArngapaNayE abharyAmruthAya  ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

013.   Om Sri BhoodEvi nAyikA samEtha lavaNavarjitha Sri SrInivAsa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

014.   Om Sri VanjuLavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri SrInivAsa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

015.   Om Sri SAranAyakI samEtha Sri SAranAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

016.   Om Sri AbhishEkavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Bhakthavatsala ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

017.   Om Sri KaNNapura nAyikA samEtha Sri SowrirAja ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

018.   Om Sri LOkanAyakI samEtha Sri LOganAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

019.   Om Sri SoundaravallI nAyikA samEtha Sri NeelamEgha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

020a.  Om Sri RakthapangajavallI NAyikA samEtha Sri NeelamEgha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

020b.  Om Sri AmbujavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri MaNiparvatha  ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

020c.  Om Sri ThanjanAyika samEtha Sri Narasimha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

021.    Om Sri ShanbagavallI nAyika samEtha Sri JagannAtha   ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

022.    Om Sri MaragathavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri SringArasundara danushpANi rAmAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

023.    Om Sri RakthapangajavallI nAyika samEtha sri DEvAthirAja ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

024.    Om Sri DayA nAyikA samEtha sri KrupAsamudhra ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

025.    Om Sri Siras sanga nAyikA samEtha Sri ChandrasAbhahara ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

026.    Om Sri parimaLa ranganAyikA samEtha sri parimaLa ranganAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

027.    Om sri pangajavallI nAyikA samEtha sri gopAlakrishNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

028.    Om Sri lOganAkI samEtha sri lOganAtha thrivikrama ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

029.    Om Sri AmruthakadavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri kadakEli nardthanAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

030.    Om SripurushOthama nAyakI samEtha sri purushOthama ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

031.    Om SrisvEtha pushpavallI nAyikA samEtha sri hEmaranganAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

032.    Om Sri puNdarIkavallI nAyikA samEtha sri sAsvatha dheepAya nArAyaNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

033.    Om Sri vaikuntha vallI nAyikA samEtha sri vaikunthanAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

034.    Om Sri AmruthakadavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri kEthArapathivarAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

035.    Om Sri SamudranayA nAyikA samEtha Sri dEvanAyaka ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

036.    Om Sri RakthapangajavallI NAyikA samEtha Sri LakshmIranga ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

037.    Om Sri Sri Bhoo nAyikA samEtha Sri varadharAja ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

038.    Om Sri padmAvathi nAyikA samEtha Sri SrInivAsa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

039.    Om Sri Kamala nAyikA samEtha Sri pArthasArathyroobAya sri kamalApathyE ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

040.    Om Sri PuNdarIkavallI nAyikA samEtha sri GOvindarAja ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

041.    Om Sri HEmabjavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri DEvanAyaga ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

042.    Om Sri PushpavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Thrivikrama ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

043.    Om Sri MaHAdEvi nAyikA samEtha sri DEvAthirAja ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

044.    Om Sri PadmAsanee nAyikA samEtha Sri GajEndra Varadha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

045.    Om Sri MaragathavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri DEEpaprakAsa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

046.    Om Sri AmruthaBhalavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri SundarayOga Nrusimha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

047.    Om Sri Bhoo vallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Jagatheeswara ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

048.    Om Sri Rukmani SathyabhAmA samEtha Sri pANdavathootha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

049.    Om Sri Chandra ChoodAvallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Chandrachooda ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

050.    Om Sri AmuthavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Thrivikrama ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

051.    Om Sri Sri KovaLavalli nAyikA samEtha Sri YadOkthakAri ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

052.    Om Sri PadmAmaNi nAyikA samEtha sri KaruNakara ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

053.    Om Sri KamalavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri NeelamEgha  ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

054.    Om Sri SundarabhimbavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri SoranAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

055.    Om Sri PravALavalli nAyikA samEtha Sri PravALavarNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

056.    Om Sri VaikundavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri VaikundanAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

057.    Om Sri MaragathavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri VijayarAghava ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

058.    Om Sri SudhAvallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Bhakthavatsala ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

059.    Om Sri KanakavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Vaidhya VeerarAghava ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

060.    Om Sri RukmiNI nAyikA samEtha Sri VEnkatakrishNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

061.    Om Sri SundaravallI nAyikA samEtha Sri JaladhivarNAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

062.    Om Sri KOmaLavalli nAyikA samEtha Sri LakshmIvarAha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

063.    Om Sri BhoosthalamangAdevi nAyikA samEtha Sri Sthalasayana ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

064.    Om Sri AmruthabhalavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Yoga Nrusimha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

065.    Om Sri SeethAdEvi samEtha Sri rAmachandra ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

066.    Om Sri HarilakshmI nAyikA samEtha Sri dEvarAja ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

067.    Om Sri ParimaLavalli nAyikA samEtha Sri ParamapurushAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

068.    Om Sri PuNdarIkavalli nAyikA samEtha Sri neelamega ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

069.    Om Sri Aravindavalli nAyikA samEtha Sri BadrInArayaNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

070.    Om Sri SrIdevi samEtha Sri SrImUrthi ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

071.    Om Sri SathyabhAmA nAyikA samEtha Sri GOvardhanagirithAri ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

072.    Om Sri RukmaNi SathyabhAmA samEtha Sri NavamOhanakrushNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

073.    Om Sri LakshmI Sri RukmaNyAthi ashtamahishI samEtha Sri DwArakAdisa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

074.    Om Sri Amruthavalli, SenchulakshmI samEtha Sri LaksmI Nrusimha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

075.    Om Sri PadmAvathi nAyikA samEtha Sri SrinivAsa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

076.    Om Sri PadmAvathi nAyikA samEtha Sri nArAyaNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

077.    Om Sri VithuvakOduvalli nAyikA samEtha Sri AbhayaprathAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

078.    Om Sri VAthsalyavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri KAtkaraswamy ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

079.    Om Sri MadhuravENI nAyikA samEtha Sri SookthinAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

080.    Om Sri VAthsalyavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri SundararAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

081.    Om Sri KalpakavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri AmruthanArAyaNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

082.    Om Sri Raktha PankajavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri dEvAdhidEva ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

083.    Om Sri HEmalathA nAyikA samEtha Sri MAyAsakthiyuthaswamy ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

084.    Om Sri PadmAsani nAyikA samEtha Sri vAmana ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

085.    Om Sri KamalavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri KamalanAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

086.    Om Sri HarilakshmI nAyikA samEtha Sri Anantha PadmanAbha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

087.    Om Sri MaragathavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Aadhikesava ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

088.    Om Sri KamalavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri vAmanAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

089.    Om Sri vAmana kshetravallI nAyikA samEtha Sri vAmanakshetrapoorNAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

090.    Om Sri SrIvaramangAvallI nAyikA samEtha Sri ThOthadrinAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

091.    Om Sri Sri BhoovaikundavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri VaikundanAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

092.    Om Sri VaraguNavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri VijayAsana ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

093.    Om Sri Sri Bhoo nAyikA samEtha Sri BhoomipAlAya, vairiNEtharsitha gOpAya  ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

094.    Om Sri VisAlakrishNAkshidEvI samEtha Sri Aravindhalochana ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

095.    Om Sri PAlikAvallI PadmAvathi nAyikA samEtha Sri SrInivAsa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

096.    Om Sri KOLUrvallI nAyikA samEtha Sri nikshEpaviththAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

097.    Om Sri KundalakarNadEvi nAyikA samEtha Sri DheergamakarakundalathArAya  ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

098.    Om Sri AadhinAthavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Aadhinatha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

099.    Om Sri GodhadEvi nAyikA samEtha Sri VadabathrasAyi ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

100.    Om Sri RakthapangajavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri NArayaNa ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

101.    Om Sri MadhuravallI nAyikA samEtha Sri SangamasundarAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

102.    Om Sri SundaravallI nAyikA samEtha Sri Chorasundara ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

103.    Om Sri mOhanavallI nAyikA samEtha Sri kALamEgha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

104.    Om Sri MahAlakshmI nAyikA samEtha Sri uraka mrudhusayanAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

105.    Om Sri KalyANavallI, Sri PadmAsanI samEtha Sri KalyANa JagannAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

106.    Om Sri ujjIvana nAyikA samEtha Sri SathyagirinAtha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

107.    Om Sri Sri Bhoo, SrisamudrathanayA nAyikA samEtha Sri KsheerAbdinatha ParabrahmmaNE Nama:

108.    Sri Sri MahAlakshmyA samEtha Sri ParamapadhanAthAya ParabrahmmaNE Nama: