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Śrī Kārtika Damodara Stotram



 Śrī Kārtika Damodara Stotram

Found in Pañcarātrāgama 

In the Conversation between Hamsa and Brahmā


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matsyāvatāra, kūrmāvatāra, varāhāvatāra


matsyākrti-dhara jaya-deveśa

veda-vibodhaka-kūrma-svarūpa 

mandara-giridhara-sūkara-rūpa 

bhūmi-vidhāraka jaya deveśa


nrsimhāvatāra, vāmanāvatāra, paraśurāmāvatāra


kāñcana-locana-narahari-rūpa 

duşta-hiranyaka-bhañjana jaya-bho 

jaya jaya vāmana bali-vidhvamsin 

duşta-kulāntaka-bhārgava-rūpa



rāmāvatāra, krşņāvatāra


jaya-viśravasaḥ suta-vidhvamsin 

jaya kamsāre yadu-kula-tilaka 

jaya-vrndāvana-cara-deveśa 

devaki-nandana nandakumāra


krşņāvatāra


jaya govardhana-dhara vatsāre 

dhenuka-bhañjana jaya kamsāre 

rukmini-nāyaka jaya govinda 

satyā-vallabha pāndava-bandho


khagavara-vāhana jaya pīthāre

jaya mura-bhañjana pārtha-sakhe tvam 

bhauma-vināśaka durjana-hārin 

sajjana-pālaka jaya deveśa


śubha-guna-gaņa-pūrita viśveśa

jaya puruşottama nitya-vibodha

bhūmi-bharāntaka kāraņa-rūpa

jaya khara-bhañjana deva varenya


vidhi-bhava-mukha-sura satata-suvandita 

sac-caraņāmbhuja kañja-sunetra 

sakala surāsura nigraha kārin 

pūtani māraņa jaya deveśa


yad-bhrū vibhrama mātrāt tad-idam 

ākamalāsana śambhu vipādyam 

srşţi-sthiti-laya mrccati sarvam 

sthira-cara vallabha sa tvam jaya bho


jaya yamalārjuna bhañjana mūrte 

gopi kuca-kuńkumāńkitāńga 

pāñcālī paripālana jaya bho

jaya gopījana-rañjana jaya bho


jaya rāsotsava-rata lakṣmīśa 

satata sukhārņava jaya kañjākşa 

jaya jananī-kara pāśa-subaddha

haraņān-navanītasya sureśa


bālakrīdana-para-jaya-bho-tvam 

munivara vandita pāda-padmeśa 

kāliya-phani-phaņa mardana jaya bho 

dvija-patnyarpita-matsivibhonnam


buddhāvatāra, kalkyāvatāra


kşīrāmbudhi-krta-nilayana deva 

varada mahābala jaya jaya kānta 

durjana mohaka buddha svarūpa 

sajjana bodhaka kalki svarūpa


jaya yugakrt durjana vidhvamsin

jaya jaya jaya bhoh jaya viśvātman


iti mantram pathann-eva 

kuryān nīrājanam budhah 

ghațikādvaya śiştāyām 

snānam kuryād yathā vidhi


anyathā narakam yāti 

yāvad indrāś caturdaśa


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Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare

Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

 

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Hare Krishna 🙏

 

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