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Sri Saundarya Lahari, literally meaning “The waves of Beauty”, is written by Sri Sankara Bhagavatpada (Adi Sankara) and its exposition is by Pujyasri Chandrasekharendra Sarasvati Svami (the Sage of Kanchi, widely known as Mahaswami). Saundaryalahari is indeed an inspired and inspiring work, a classic in its own right.
Benefits and Features:
● Saundarya Lahari is a poetry of fervour, devotion, and profound thought that is oceanic in its vastness and depth.
● There is a synthesis of bhakti and jnana, of Advaita and the Sakta doctrine. When the Sage of Kanchi speaks of the beauty he takes you to the sublime realm of aesthetic delight.
● The slokas in Saundaryalahiri are said to have divine powers of healing.
● It is a tantra textbook as well as a collection of sacred hymns. It provides instructions on puja, Sri-Yantra and worshipping methods and contains almost one hymn and yantra for every sloka.
● It also describes the best tantra method for performing each particular sloka and explains the outcomes that follow.
● Verses 1-41 embody the combined powers of Lord Shiva and Parvati, and 42-100 delve into praising and describing the glory of Goddess Parvati. Chanting it regularly is said to grant immense peace and bliss.
Benefits and Features:
● Saundarya Lahari is a poetry of fervour, devotion, and profound thought that is oceanic in its vastness and depth.
● There is a synthesis of bhakti and jnana, of Advaita and the Sakta doctrine. When the Sage of Kanchi speaks of the beauty he takes you to the sublime realm of aesthetic delight.
● The slokas in Saundaryalahiri are said to have divine powers of healing.
● It is a tantra textbook as well as a collection of sacred hymns. It provides instructions on puja, Sri-Yantra and worshipping methods and contains almost one hymn and yantra for every sloka.
● It also describes the best tantra method for performing each particular sloka and explains the outcomes that follow.
● Verses 1-41 embody the combined powers of Lord Shiva and Parvati, and 42-100 delve into praising and describing the glory of Goddess Parvati. Chanting it regularly is said to grant immense peace and bliss.
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