Sri Datha Paduka Stotram
(Prayer to sandals of Datha)
Translated by
P.R.Ramachander
(God Dathathreya is worshipped in some parts of India like Andhra Pradesh,
Karnataka and Maharashtra. His
devotees also prefer to worship his sandals.)
Brahmanandam , parama sukhadham , kevalam Jnana
moorthim,
Dwandwatheetham gagana sadrusam thathva masyadhi lakshyam,
Yekam nithyam vimala machalam sarvadhee sakshi bhootham,
Bhavaatheetham tri guna rahitham sad gurum tham namami. 1
I salute my great Guru, who is immersed in divine bliss, who is divinely happy,
Who is unalloyed wisdom , who is beyond anything that is two,
Who is like a sky , whose aim is “I am that”, who is one, who is forever ,
Who is pure, who is immobile , who is witness for everything,
Who is beyond emotions and who is beyond the three fold qualities.
Dwandwatheetham gagana sadrusam thathva masyadhi lakshyam,
Yekam nithyam vimala machalam sarvadhee sakshi bhootham,
Bhavaatheetham tri guna rahitham sad gurum tham namami. 1
I salute my great Guru, who is immersed in divine bliss, who is divinely happy,
Who is unalloyed wisdom , who is beyond anything that is two,
Who is like a sky , whose aim is “I am that”, who is one, who is forever ,
Who is pure, who is immobile , who is witness for everything,
Who is beyond emotions and who is beyond the three fold qualities.
2.Namo Gurubhyo , Guru Padukhebhyo ,
Namo Parebhyo, para Padhukabhya,
Acharya Sidheswara Padhukebhyo,
Namsthu Lakshmipathi Padukabhya
Salutations to Guru, Salutations to sandals of
Guru
Salutation to the divine, Salutations to the
Sandals of the divine ,
Salutation to
the sandals of The teacher who is God of disciples
Salutations to sandal of the consort of
Lakshmi.
3.Krishnaveni
pancha ganga yudhistham.
Sri Padam, Sri Vallabham , Bhaktha hrudastham,
Dathathreya Paduka roopinam tham,
Vande vidhyaam saleeneem sankrunamthm.
I salute the one with pure
knowledge ,who destroys at the end,
Who is the mingling of
Krishna river as well as the five
Gangas,
Who is Sri Padha, the
consort of Lakshmi and lives in mind of
devotees,
And who is of the form of the sandals of
Dathathreya.
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