From Devotion to Supreme WisdomTimeless Wisdom, Sacred Stotras & Divine Chants
Explore verified Sanskrit Stotras, Chalisas, Mantras and Shrimad Bhagavad Gita with multi-script transliteration and multilingual translations.
karmaṇyevādhikāraste mā phaleṣu kadācana | mā karmaphalaheturbhūrmā te saṅgo'stvakarmaṇi ||
— Shrimad Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 2, Verse 47)
“You have a right to perform your prescribed duty, but never to the fruits of action. Never consider yourself to be the cause of the results of your activities, nor should you be attached to inaction.”
Nitya Sadhana
Four steps, in order: light the lamp, settle the breath, sound the bell, and offer the abhishekam. A few minutes each day.
Sit with the flame and recite the shloka.
śubhaṃ karoti kalyāṇamārogyaṃ dhanasaṃpadaḥ | śatrubuddhi-vināśāya dīpajyotirnamo'stu te ||
Salutations to the sacred Light of the Lamp, which bestows auspiciousness, radiant health, righteous wealth, and eliminates hostile, negative tendencies in the mind.
Today's Sacred Devotion
FridayDeity: Maa Mahalakshmi / Devi Jagadamba · Daily Contemplation & Sadhana
namaste'stu mahāmāye śrīpīṭhe surapūjite | śaṅkhacakragadāhaste mahālakṣmi namo'stu te ||
namaste astu (salutations unto you) · mahamaye (O great illusory power) · shripeethe (on holy seat) · surapujite (worshipped by Devas) · shankha-chakra-gada-haste (holding conch, discus and mace) · mahalakshmi (O Mahalakshmi) · namostu te (salutations to you)
Salutations to the Great Illusionist Goddess Mahalakshmi, seated on the divine pedestal (Sri Peetha), adored by all Devas, holding the Conch, Discus, and Mace in Her hands. Salutations to You, O Mahalakshmi!
Maa Mahalakshmi / Devi Jagadamba · Shri Mahalakshmi Ashtakam
Sacred Deities & Complete Stotra Collections
Explore complete stotras, chalisas, mahamantras, aartis and sadhana procedures for your Ishta Devata.
Lord Shiva
Mahadeva, Nataraja, Bholenath, Nilakantha
Lord Hanuman
Pavanaputra, Marutinandan, Sankatmochan, Bajrangbali
Lord Rama
Raghukula Tilak, Siyavar Ramchandra, Kodandadhari
Lord Krishna
Vasudeva, Yogeshwara, Dwarakadhish, Murlidhar
Lord Vishnu
Narayana, Jagatpati, Padmanabha, Vaikunthanatha
Maa Durga
Adishakti, Bhavani, Mahishasuramardini, Simhavahini
Lord Ganesha
Vighnaharta, Prathama Pujya, Gajanana, Lambodara
Maa Lakshmi
Dhanada, Padma, Kamala, Sri
Maa Saraswati
Veena Vadini, Sharada, Vagdevi, Hansavahini
Essential Sacred Texts & Daily Recitations
Available in 6 Indic scripts & languages with word-by-word meanings
śrī hanumāna cālīsā
The auspicious 40-verse devotional hymn composed by Goswami Tulsidas invoking the boundless strength, wisdom, and protection of Lord Hanuman.
śiva tāṇḍava stotram
The magnificent rhythmic hymn composed by King Ravana in cosmic adoration of Lord Shiva’s ecstatic Tandava dance of power, grace, and dissolution.
mahāmṛtyuṃjaya maṃtra
The supreme Vedic life-nourishing Sanjeevani Mahamantra from the Rigveda conferring longevity, liberation, vitality, and freedom from all fears.
śrī rāma rakṣā stotram
The impenetrable divine armor and protective hymn composed by Sage Budhakoushika in praise of Lord Rama.
śrī mahālakṣmī aṣṭakam
The sacred eight-verse hymn composed by Lord Indra invoking Goddess Mahalakshmi for auspicious wealth, peace, and spiritual abundance.
śrī saṃkaṭanāśana gaṇeśa stotram
The auspicious hymn composed by Sage Narada invoking the 12 sacred names of Lord Ganesha to remove all obstacles and adversities.
gāyatrī mahāmaṃtra
The supreme Vedic solar illumination mantra from the Rigveda inspiring and illuminating intellect toward spiritual truth.
śrī śiva jī kī āratī (jaya śiva oṃkārā)
The beloved traditional evening light-offering adoration hymn sung in praise of Lord Shiva across India.
śrī gaṇeśa cālīsā
A forty-verse Hindi devotional hymn to Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and lord of beginnings. It recounts his birth, his form and his deeds, and closes with the promise that regular recitation clears difficulties and grants wisdom. Traditionally read on Sankashti Chaturthi, on Wednesdays, and before starting anything new.
Shrimad Bhagavad Gita
karmaṇyevādhikāraste mā phaleṣu kadācana | mā karmaphalaheturbhūrmā te saṅgo'stvakarmaṇi ||
You have a right to perform your prescribed duty, but never to the fruits of action. Never consider yourself to be the cause of the results of your activities, nor should you be attached to inaction.
Shrimad Bhagavad Gita — All 18 Chapters
Click any chapter to read in full with multi-script & translationChapter 1 — Arjuna Vishada Yoga
arjunaviṣādayoga
Stationed between the two vast armies on the holy battlefield of Kurukshetra, Arjuna is overwhelmed by profound sorrow and delusion upon seeing his beloved teachers, elders, and kinsmen. Overcome with grief, he casts away his bow and arrows, refusing to fight.
Chapter 2 — Sankhya Yoga
sāṅkhyayoga
Lord Krishna enlightens Arjuna on the immortality of the eternal Soul (Atman), the transient nature of the physical body, the supreme virtue of selfless action (Nishkama Karma), and the serene characteristics of a self-realized sage (Sthitaprajna).
Chapter 3 — Karma Yoga
karmayoga
Krishna reveals that true renunciation is not abandoning action, but renouncing the selfish desire for personal rewards. One must perform duties dedicated to universal welfare (Loka-Sangraha), overcoming lust and anger through intellect.
Chapter 4 — Jnana Karma Sannyasa Yoga
jñānakarmasaṃnyāsayoga
The Supreme Lord unveils the eternal secret of His Divine Incarnations (Avatara) for protecting righteousness, the discernment between action, inaction, and forbidden action, and the purifying fire of divine knowledge.
Chapter 6 — Atma Samyama Yoga (Dhyana Yoga)
ātmasaṃyamayoga
Krishna teaches the sacred science of meditation (Dhyana), proper seating posture, tranquil breathing, mastering the restless mind through disciplined practice (Abhyasa) and dispassion (Vairagya).
Chapter 9 — Raja Vidya Raja Guhya Yoga
rājavidyārājaguhyayoga
The King of Sciences and Supreme Secret reveals God’s cosmic immanence, His unconditional protection of devoted seekers (Yoga-Kshema Vahamyaham), and that even a leaf, flower, fruit, or water offered with love is accepted.
Chapter 12 — Bhakti Yoga
bhaktiyoga
Krishna compares contemplation of the Unmanifest with loving devotion to the Personal Deity, crowning pure love (Bhakti) as the sweetest path, describing the saintly qualities that make a devotee deeply beloved to Him.
Chapter 18 — Moksha Sannyasa Yoga
mokṣasaṃnyāsayoga
The grand synthesis of the entire Gita: distinguishing Tyaga (relinquishing fruits) from Sannyasa, the three modes of intellect and resolve, culminating in the supreme promise of unconditional surrender: Sarva-Dharman Parityajya Mam Ekam Sharanam Vraja.
Festivals & Vrat Guides
Auspicious tithis, authentic puja vidhi, mantras, and mythological kathas
Maha Shivaratri
Maha ShivaratriThe great auspicious night celebrating the divine marriage of Lord Shiva and Devi Parvati, and the cosmic manifestation of the Jyotirlinga.
Take a holy bath at dawn, observe fasting resolution (Sankalpa), and wear clean garments.
Navaratri (Nine Sacred Nights)
Navaratri (Nine Sacred Nights)The nine-day divine celebration dedicated to worshiping the nine sacred manifestations of Supreme Goddess Durga (Navadurga).
Establish the auspicious Kalash (Ghatasthapana) in the morning and light the Akhanda Diya.
Krishna Janmashtami
Krishna JanmashtamiThe joyous incarnation day of Bhagavan Shri Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, in Mathura.
Observe fasting through the day and decorate the deity of Bala Gopala / Laddu Gopal with flowers and peacock feather.
Rama Navami
Rama NavamiThe divine appearance day of Maryada Purushottama Bhagavan Shri Ramchandra in Ayodhya.
Celebrate the birth of Lord Rama at 12:00 noon in Abhijit Muhurta with joyful chants.
Deepawali (Diwali)
Deepawali (Diwali)The festival of divine light, welcoming auspiciousness, wealth, and worshiping Goddess Mahalakshmi and Lord Ganesha.
Set up Lakshmi-Ganesha altar in Pradosha Kala or Sthira Lagna (Vrishabha/Simha).
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