Dhana Lakshmi Mantra

Dhana Lakshmi Mantra is a prayer addressed to Goddess Dhanalakshmi, the goddess of wealth. Those who chant Dhanalakshmi Stotra daily or on all Fridays will be blessed by wealth and prosperity.

Dhanadha Uvacha

1) Devi deva mupa gamya neelakandam mama priyam,
Krupaya Parvathi praha Sankaram , Karunakaram

Devyuvacha:-

2) Bruhi, vallabha saadhoonaam , daridhraanaam, kudumbinaam,
Daridhra dalanopayamanchasaiva dhana pradham

Shiva Uvacha:-

3) Poojyan Parvathi vakhya midhamaha Maheswara,
Uchitham Jagad Ambaasi thava bhoothanukampaya

4) Saseetham Sanujam Ramam SAanjaneyam Sahanugam,
Pranamya paramanandam  Vakshyeham stotra muthamam

5) Dhanadham sradhaanaanaam sadhya sulabha karakam,
Yogakshema karam sathyam , sathyameva vacho mama

6) Patantha Pataayanthopi Brahmanai asthikothamai,
Dhana laabho bhaved aasu nasamethi daridhradha

7) Bhoobhavamsa bhoothyai bhakthi kalpa lathaam shubhaam,
Prarthayathaam yadhaa kaamam kamadhenuswa roopinam

8) Dhanadhe dhandhe devi, dhana seele dhayakare,
Thwam praseedha mahesaani , yadhartha prathayamyaham

9) Dharaamara priye punye dhanye dhanadha poojithe,
Sudhanam dharmike devi yajamanasya sathwaram

10) Ramye, rudhrapriye roope Ramaroope rathi priye,
Shikhi sakha mano murthi praseedha pranathe mayi

11) Aaraktha charanom bhoje, Sidhi sarvartha dhayike,
Divyambaradhare divye,  divyamalanu shobhithe

12) Samastha guna sampanne , Sarva lakshana lakshithe,
Saratchandra mukhe neele , Neela neeraja lochane

13) Chanchareeka chamoo charu , sree hara kutilaalake,                                      
Mathe bhagawathi matha, kala kanda ravamruthe

14) Haasavalokanai , divyair bhakthi chinthapaharike,                                          
Roopa lavanya tharunya karunya guna bhaajane

15) Kwanath kankana manjeere , lasad leela karambhuje,                                      
Rudhra prakasithe thathwe Dharmaadhaare dharalaye

16) Prayacha yajamanaya dhanam dharmaka sadhanam,
Matha sthwam may avilambena dhisaswa Jagadambike

17) Krupaya karunasagare prathidham kuru may shubhe,
Vasudhe vasudha roope vasu vasava vandhithe

18) Dhanadhe yajamanasya varadhe varadha bhava,
Brahmanyai Brahmanai poojyeparvathi shiva shankare

19) Stotram Daridrya vyadhi samanam sudhana pradham,
Sreekare Shankare sreedhe praseedha mayi kinkare

20) Parvatheesa prasadena suresa kinkareridham,
Sradhaya yea padishyanthi Patayishyathi bhakthitha

21) Sahasramayutham laksham dhana labho bhavedbhavam,
Dhanadhaya namasthubhyam nidhi padmadhipaya cha,
Bhavathu thwad pasadaanme, dhana dhanyadhi sampadha

 Ithi Dhana Laksahmi sthothram sampoornam

Anivakacharthil Njan Malayalam Lyrics

Anivakacharthil Njan Malayalam Lyrics. അണിവാകച്ചാർത്തിൽ ഞാൻ ഉണർന്നൂ കണ്ണാ is a beautiful Lord Krishna devotional song from Malayalam album Mayilpeeli (മയില്‍പ്പീലി). Below is the lyrics of Anivakacharthil Njan in Malayalam.

അണിവാകച്ചാർത്തിൽ ഞാൻ ഉണർന്നൂ കണ്ണാ
മിഴിനീരിൽ കാളിന്ദി ഒഴുകീ കണ്ണാ
അറുനാഴി എള്ളെണ്ണ ആടട്ടയോ
മറുജന്മ പൊടി മെയ്യിൽ അണിയട്ടയോ
തിരുമാറിൽ ശ്രീവത്സമാകട്ടയോ
( അണിവാകച്ചാർത്തിൽ )

ഒരു ജന്മം കായാവായ് തീർന്നെങ്കിലും
മറുജന്മം പയ്യായി മേഞ്ഞെങ്കിലും
യദുകുല കന്യാ വിരഹങ്ങൾ തേങ്ങുന്ന
യാമത്തിൽ രാധയായ് പൂത്തെങ്കിലും കൃഷ്ണാ
പ്രേമത്തിൻ ഗാഥകൾ തീർത്തെങ്കിലും
എന്റെ ഗുരുവായൂരപ്പാ നീ കണ്ണടച്ചൂ
കള്ളച്ചിരി ചിരിച്ചൂ പുല്ലാങ്കുഴൽ‍ വിളിച്ചൂ
( അണിവാകച്ചാർത്തിൽ )

യമുനയിൽ ഓളങ്ങൾ നെയ്യുമ്പൊഴും
യദുകുല കാംബോജി മൂളുമ്പൊഴും
ഒരു നേരമെങ്കിലും നിന്റെ തൃപ്പാദങ്ങൾ
തഴുകുന്നപനിനീരായ് തീർന്നില്ലല്ലോ കൃഷ്ണ്ണാ
ഹൃദയത്തിൻ ശംഖിൽ ഞാൻ വാർന്നില്ലല്ലോ
അപ്പോഴും നീ കള്ള ചിരിചിരിച്ചൂ
അവിൽ പൊതിയഴിച്ചൂ പുണ്യം പങ്കുവച്ചൂ
( അണിവാകച്ചാർത്തിൽ )

Chettikulangara Devi Temple Kerala

Chettikulangara Devi Temple is one of the main Goddess Bhagavathy temples in Kerala, India. The temple is located at Chettikulangara, 4 km from Mavelikkara on Kayamkulam - Thiruvalla Highway in Alappuzha district. The unique feature of the temple is that Bhagavati is worshiped as Goddess Maha Saraswathi in the morning, Goddess Maha Lakshmi at noon and Goddess Bhadrakali or Durga in the evening. Chettikulangara Temple is believed to be more than 1200 years old.

Chettikulangara Bharani, is the annual festival at the Chettikulangara Bhagavathi Temple, is famous for the spectacular event called Kettukazhcha and Kuthiyottam. Kettukazhcha displays brightly decorated structures of six temple cars known as ‘Kuthira’ (Horses), five Theru’ (Chariots) and icons of Bhima and Lord Hanuman. This year Bharani Festival is on 6th March 2014.

There is a small temple for Moolasthanam (primary abode). Other sub deities worshiped in the temple premises are Lord Ganapati, Nagaraja, Yakshini, Balakan, Muhurthi, Naga Yakshi, Thevara Moorthy, Kannamballi Bhagavathi, and Rakshas. The temple has a Nagarkavu, a small forest which houses the serpent gods.

Other important temple festivals include Parayeduppu, Ethirelpu Ulsavam, and Aswathy Ulsavam.

Mavelikara Railway Station is just 5 km from Chettikulangara temple. Thiruvananthapuram International Airport (113 km) and Nedumbassery Airport (120 km) are the nearest airports to reach temple.

Story Suvannamaccha Golden Mermaid

Story of Lord Hanuman and Suvannamaccha, the golden mermaid or golden fish. Suvarnamatsya is the equivalent word in Sanskrit. The story of Suvarnamatsya is not found in Valmiki Ramayana. It appears in the Cambodian and Thai versions of Ramayana. Suvarnamatsya was a daughter of Ravana. She was half fish and half human in her body.

In the Yuddhakanda of Ramayana, the episode of building a bridge (Setu Bandhan) is available. Sita was kidnapped and was held captive by Ravana. Preparations started for the battle Ravana and Srirama. Hanuman advised Lord Rama to build a bridge to Lanka from India. Sree Ram gave orders for the construction of the bridge. All the monkeys under the leadership of Hanuman earnestly began work. They threw huge rocks into the sea to make a foundation for the causeway. The work progressed rapidly. After a few days, they noticed that there was something wrong. The volunteers reported to Hanuman that each day they threw huge rocks into the sea and the next day those were disappearing.

Anjaneya collected a few volunteers and marched into the waves while others continued to throw rocks into the sea. Hanuman found a large number of mermaids (matsyakanyas) underwater. As he watched he could understand that as soon as a new rock was tossed in, the mermaids took the rock and carried it away. Hanuman searched for their leader. He spotted a lovely mermaid who was supervising the others. He swam towards her, but she skillfully evaded him. Again and again he tried, but his attempts failed.

The story takes a turn now. Hanuman, by way of continuously watching that mermaid, found himself as fallen in love with the creature. He changed his tactics and began to silently woo her. She responded to him positively and soon they were together at the bottom of the sea. Later, Hanuman asked the mermaid why she was stealing the rocks. She told him that she was Suvannamaccha, a daughter of Ravana. When Ravana saw Hanuman's monkeys building a causeway, he instructed Suvannamaccha to stop it somehow. Hanuman told the mermaid why he was building the causeway. He told her about the abduction of Sita, the battle between Rama and her father Ravana, and the consequence that he would be finished if he did not finish the causeway within seven days.

Suvannamaccha’s eyes were filled with love and compassion. She promised that she would not prevent Hanuman from completing his mission. Her mermaids underwater would also return all the stolen rocks to the causeway. Thus the bridge was built. Hanuman Suvannamaccha couple gave birth to a son named Mudchanu.

Story of Makaradhwaja Son of Hanuman