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Query from: Jayesh, Ahmedabad, India, 05/04/06

Topic: SPIRITUALITY Submitted on: Ammas.com

Subject: Downloading : Sanskrit Mantras & Stotras

Please let me know some good site which provide Sanskrit Mantras & Stotras in Audio as well as sanskrit format with traslation in English.

This is required as we are not habituated to chant the mantra properly nither we know the proper meaning of the same.

This will be the great help to the generation to come.

I am basically looking for "Narayan Kavach", "Durga Kavach", "Sri Suktam", "Vishnu Sahastranam","Lalitha Sahastranam","Shivastakam","Rudram","Bhagvad gita","Shiv Manaspuja", "RamRaksha Kavach", "Namakam - Chamakam", "saraswati vandana", "shiv tandav stotram", "mahalaxmi Astakam" etc...

Please gide us to get these by downloading the same from web.

Regards Jayesh N Trivedi j_n_trivedi@yahoo.com

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	Response from: Sai, Council Member on Ammas.com Jayesh, Please see this link . Here you can listen to Slokas and learn pronounciation. http://www.astrojyoti.com/mp3stotra… Sanskrit, the divine language of India, is an enchanting musical language. It is a very scientific language with the help of which one can pronounce and write any sound known to man. It is also a very difficult language. The stotras and mantras written in the Sanskrit language are not easy to pronounce, especially for those who are not familiar with it. These stotras are from the ancient Indian scriptures, written by the great seers like Veda Vyasa, Vasistha etc., as remedies for various misfortunes and to grant benefic results. When recited with faith, they produce auspicious results. If recited with the correct pronunciation and in the correct prescribed rhythm, the results are better. There are about 75 Stotras in English text, some of them with meaning. In most cases the MP3 link is on the page so that you can play it while reading. Apart from these there are a few cases only the MP3 is there and the text will be added soon. There are about 40 Stotras in Devanagari - some of these are new ones which are not there in the English+Mp3 section. You can also see these links http://www.astrojyoti.com/devanagar… http://sanskrit.gde.to/links5_audio… http://sanskrit.gde.to/allfilelistp… http://sanskrit.safire.com/… http://www.prapatti.com/slokas/slok… http://www.prapatti.com/slokas/mp3.… http://trchari.tripod.com/mstrlist.… http://trchari.tripod.com/sanskrit.… http://www.samskrtam.org/index.php… http://www.hindunet.org/shlokas/… http://www.urday.com/indexs.asp… http://www.vedamantram.com/… (Rated by 9 Council Members)
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	Response from: shine s, Council Member on Ammas.com Hello, Here it is , Appreciate your interest in Mantras.I enjoy them too. http://www.astrojyoti.com/stotrasop… Scroll to the bottom of this page and you can see the links. (Rated by 9 Council Members)

	Response from: PR Ramachander, Featured Member on Ask Agent The web site www.geocities.com/ramya475/… gives transliteration and translation to english of many of these stotras.These are also available in the web site www.clextel.org…. Another great site for Vaishnava stotras are www.ibiblio.org/sripedia/ebooks/…. www.vishuji.com… also gives translation of many stotras. Audio of many poojas and ceremonies are available in www.kandamangalam.com…. (Rated by 9 Council Members)

	Response from: yasmin munir, Featured Member on Ammas.com Dear Jayesh Here is a link ,You can visit and get your relevent informations from there.i didnt check the whole site... but this may b of some help.. http://sanskrit.gde.to/links5_audio…... http://www.vedamantram.com/… Sanskrit Documents in audio format Audio and Video: Following is a list of sites where one can listen to stotras and bhajans mostly in real audio format. The stotras and artists, at some locations, are listed for reference. Most of the texts are available among Sanskrit Documents Collection. There are a number of video clips related to personality of Satya Sai Baba and projects undertaken by him at http://www.saibabafilms.com/…. There is a video rendering in the end of Hymns From the Vedas with Vedic chanting and associated Sanskrit text. The text was generated using Itranslator98 software. If you find new stotras in audio/text format please write to sanskrit@cheerful.com. Back to Sanskrit Documents Page Sanskrit Texts and Stotras: Audio Recordings of Sanskrit Texts. Numbers in the end of lines below indicate number of verses. First Sukta of Rig Veda (Sukta 1) 9 Last Sukta of Rig Veda (Sukta 191) 4 Taittiriya Samhita (Krishna Yajur Veda) Verse 2.2.65 Ghana-Patha 20 Taittiriya Samhita (Krishna Yajur Veda) Verses 1.1.1-2 2 Taittiriya Samhita (Krishna Yajur Veda) Verses 1.1.14.4-5 2 Taittiriya Brahmana (Verses 3.4.1-19) 19 Sama Veda Samhita (Verse 594) plus Gaana text 35 Shanti for the Upanishads of Rig Veda 11 Shanti for the Upanishads of Shukla Yajur Veda 1 Shanti for the Upanishads of Krishna Yajur Veda 5 Shanti for the Upanishads of Atharva Veda 2 Isha Upanishad 18 Bhagavad Gita Chapter 5 29 Sunder Kidambi's collection of stotras audio in MP3 format. See stotras and photo gallery in his site http://www.prapatti.com/…. Sunder has personally recited most of the stotras. Others are rendered by Smt. K. M. Soundaryavalli which are listed in the end of this list. Stotras rendered by Sunder Kidambi at http://www.prapatti.com/…. (Rated by 9 Council Members)
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	Response from: Anand V, Council Member on Ammas.com Hi Jayesh, You can download the sanskrit shlokas and translations from these mentioned sites: 1)sanskrit.safire.com 2)www.urday.com… you can listen to most of the shlokhas from : 1)www.musicindiaonline.com… 2)www.sudarshana.org… Alternatively you could purchase casettetes /CD's by MS Subhalakshmi.It is the best. (Rated by 9 Council Members)

	Response from: Upendrasarma jupudi, Council Member on Ammas.com Do you want to really learn or just for the sake All what you have asked re available in CDs you can get even in our own Ammas.com also What I understood is somebody told some thing you want to get them You have not tried perfectly. (Rated by 10 Council Members)
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	Response from: Ravula V S Rao, Council Member on Ammas.com Dear Jayesh, You are supposed to click on the Internet Explorer icon on the desk top. After it opens you are supposed to type the following link at the address mentioned in the screen http://sanskrit.gde.to/doc_1_title.…. This site reflecting many sanskrit texts on various dieties and in some links there are some audio links also. You just click on the link and you can see the relevant text. Similar steps may be followed for some of the audio links. Wherein you can download : Namakam Chamakam, Sri Suktam, Purusha Suktam, mahanysam in two parts, siva suktam, viswa nathaastakam, siva suprabhatam, bhujanga stotram, chandika stotram, lakshmi sahasranamam, devi khadgamala, ramaraksha stotram, vishnu sahasranamam etc., You can also browse the following site for some more audio links for download: http:// www.brahmansabha.com/stotras.php… For audio and text on Lord Vishnu / Rama/ Krishna etc also browse the following link http://www.prapatti.com… Hope you have enough content. All the best in your endeavour. Reg RVS RAO Reg (Rated by 10 Council Members)

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