Sri Sri Hari Vishnu

Jai Sri Ganesha,
I bow to the lotus feet of My Guru,

Who is truth of compassion and ocean of mercy,

And is non other than Sri Hari Vishnu in the form of Human,

And those words of sunbeams as it were for dispersing the mass of darkness in the form of gross ignorance,

May Lord bless all,

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Jasmine flower

Jai Sri Ram,
May the crusher of cupid,

Bhagwan Shiva, whose form resembles in color the jasmine flower and the Moon,

Who is the consort of Goddess Paervati,

And an abode of compassion and who is fond of the afflicted, Be gracious,

May Lord bless all,

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Take up abode in my bosom,

Jai Sri Ram,
May the lord who ever sleeps on the ocean of milk,

And who is swarthy as a blue lotus

And has eyes resembling a pair of full blown red lotuses,

Take up his abode in my bosom,

May Lord bless all,

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Sri Ram Bhakta Hanuman

Jai Sri Ram,
Obeisance to Sri Hanuman ji, the great devotee of Lord Rama,

Revere the lotus feet of Sri Hanumana, the great servant of Lord Rama,

Greet the lotus feet of Sri Hanumana, the great messenger of Lord Rama,

Adore the lotus feet of Sri Hanuman ji, the great savior of fallen and devotees,

May Lord Bless all,

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Hare Rama

Jai Sri Ram,
May that merciful Lord,

Whose grace enable the dumb to wax eloquent,

And a cripple to ascend an inaccessible mountain,

And who burns all the impurities of the Kali age, be moved to pity,

May Lord bless all,

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repository of wisdom

Jai Sri Ram,
May lord Ganesha, the leader of Shiva's retinue,

Whose very thought ensure success,

Who carries on his shoulders the head of a beautiful elephant,

Who is a repository  of wisdom and an abode of blessed qualities, shower his grace,

May Lord bless all,

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culled from some other sources,

Jai Sri Ram,
For the gratification of his own self Tulsidasa brings forth this very elegant compassion relating in common parlance the story of the lord of Raghu's,

Which is in accord with the various Puranas, Vedas and Agamas,

And incorporated what has been recorded in the Ramayana of Valmiki,

And culled from some other sources,

May Lord bless all,

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