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Çré Nåsiàha-kavaca-stotra


Sani Krta Abishekam KavacaMantra

(from Çré Brahmäëòa Pürana)

Text 1 and 2
 

nåsiàha-kavacaà vakñye

prahlädenoditaà purä

sarva-rakña-karaà punyaà

sarvopadrava-näçanam

sarva-samat-karaà caiva

svarga-mokña-pradäyakam

dhyätvä nåsiàhaà deveçaà

hema-siàhäsana-sthitam
 

Now I shall speak the sacred armor of Lord Nåsiàha, which Prahläda Mahäräja spoke in

ancient times, and which gives all protection, destroys all obstacles, and brings good

fortune, opulence and liberation. First one should meditate on Lord Nåsiàha, the master

of the demigods, who is sitting on a golden throne, . . .
 

Text 3

vivåtäsyaà tri-nayanaà

çarad-indu-sama-prabham

lakñmy-älingita-vämäìgaà

vibhütébhé rüpäçritam
 

. . . whose mouth is wide open, who has three eyes, who is splendid like an autumn moon,

whose left side is embraced by the goddess of fortune, whose form is the shelter of great

powers and opulences, . . .
 

Text 4

catur-bhujaà komaläìgaà

svarëa-kuëòala-çobhitam

saroja-çobhitoraskaà

ratna-keyüra-mudritam
 

. . . who has four arms, soft limbs, splendid golden earrings, a splendid lotus chest, jewel

armlets, . . .
 

Text 5

tapta-käïcaëa-saìkäçaà

péta-nirmala-väsasam

indrädi-sura-mauliñöhaù

sphuran mäëikya-déptibhiù

 

. . . who is splendid like molten gold, dressed in splendid yellow garments, and glorious

with the splendor of rubies, who is the crown of the demigods headed by Indra, . . .
 

Text 6

viräjita-pada-dvandvaà

çaìkha-cakrädi-hetibhiù

garutmatä ca vinayät

stüyamänaà mudänvitam
 

. . . whose feet are splendid, who holds a conch shell, cakra, and a host of weapons, who is

filled with bliss, and whom Garuda humbly glorifies with many prayers.
 

Text 7

sva-håt-kamala-saàväsaà

kåtvä tu kavacaà paöhet

nåsiàho me çiraù pätu

loka-rakñärtha-sambhavaù
 

Then one should give Lord Nåsiàha a home in the lotus of one’s heart, and then one

should recite the following Nåsiàha-kavaca:

May Lord Nåsiàha, who protects the entire world, protect my head.
 

Text 8

sarvago ’pi stambha-väsaù

phalaà me rakñatu dhvanim

nåsiàho me dåçau pätu

soma-süryägni-locanaù
 

May Lord Nåsiàha, who is all-pervading and stays even in a pillar, protect the fruits of

my words. May Lord Nåsiàha, whose eyes glisten like moons, suns, or fires, protect my

eyes.
 

Text 9

småtam me pätu nåhariù

muni-värya-stuti-priyaù

näsaà me siàha-näsas tu

mukhaà lakñmé-mukha-priyaù
 

May Lord Nåsiàha, who is pleased with the eloquent prayers of the sages, protect my

memory. May Lord Nåsiàha, who dearly loves the goddess of fortune’s face, protect my

face.
 

Text 10

sarva vidyädhipaù pätu

nåsiàho rasanaà mama

vaktraà pätv indu-vadanaà

sadä prahläda-vanditaù
 

May Lord Nåsiàha, the ruler of all knowledge, protect my tongue.
May Lord Nåsiàha,
to whom Prahläda offers obeisances, protect the moon of my face.
 

Text 11

nåsiàhaù pätu me kaëöhaà

skandhau bhü-bhåd ananta-kåt

divyästra-çobhita-bhujaù

nåsiàhaù pätu me bhujau
 

May Lord Nåsiàha protect my neck. May Lord Nåsiàha, who maintains the earth and

whose powers have no end, protect my shoulders. May Lord Nåsiàha, whose arms are

splendid with transcendental weapons, protect my arms.
 

Text 12

karau me deva-varado

nåsiàhaù pätu sarvataù

hådayaà yogi-sädhyaç ca

niväsaà pätu me hariù
 

May Lord Nåsiàha, who gives boons to the demigods, protect my hands. May Lord Hari,

who is attained by the yogis, protect my heart and my home.
 

Text 13

madhyaà pätu hiranyäkña-

vakñaù-kukñi-vidäraëaù

näbhià me pätu nåhariù

sva-näbhi-brahma-saàstutaù
 

May Lord Nåsiàha, who ripped open Hiraëyakaçipu’s chest and belly, protect my torso.

May Lord Nåsiàha, who is glorified by Brahmä born from the Lord’s own navel, protect

my navel.
 

Text 14

brahmäëòa-koöayaù kaöyäà

yasyäsau pätu me kaöim

guhyaà me pätu guhyänäà

mantränäà guhya-rüpa-dåk
 

May Lord Nåsiàha, from whose hips have come many millions of universes, protect my

hips. May Lord Nåsiàha, the secret from of secret mantras protect my private parts.
 

Text 15

ürü manobhavaù pätu

jänuné nara-rüpa-dåk

jaìghe pätu dharä-bhara-

hartä yo ’sau nå-kesaré

 

May Lord Nåsiàha, who is born in the heart, protect my thighs. May Lord Nåsiàha

whose form is like that of a human being, protect my knees. May Lord Nåsiàha, who

removes the earth’s burden, protect my legs.
 

Text 16

sura-räjya-pradaù pätu

pädau me nåharéçvaraù

sahasra-sérñä-purusaù

pätu me sarvaças tanum
 

May Lord Nåsiàha, who gives royal power to the demigods, protect my feet. May the

Supreme Personality of Godhead, who has a thousand heads, protect my body always.
 

Text 17

mahograù pürvataù pätu

mahä-vérägrajo ’gnitaù

mahä-viñëur dakñiëe tu

mahä-jvalas tu nairåtaù
 

May ferocious Lord Nåsiàha protect me from the east. May Lord Nåsiàha, the best of

warriors, protect me from the southeast. May Lord Nåsiàha, who is Mahä Viñëu, protect

me from the south. May Lord Nåsiàha, who is splendid like fire, protect me from the

southwest.
 

Text 18

paçcime pätu sarveço

diçi me sarvatomukhaù

nåsiàhaù pätu väyavyäà

saumyäà bhüñaëa-vigrahaù
 

May all-pervading Lord Nåsiàha protect me from the west. May Lord Nåsiàha protect

me from the northwest. May Lord Nåsiàha, whose form is the ornament of ornaments,

protect me from the north.
 

Text 19

éçänyäà pätu bhadro me

sarva-maìgala-däyakaù

saàsära-bhayataù pätu

måtyor måtyur nåkesaré
 

May noble-hearted Lord Nåsiàha, who gives all auspiciousness, protect me from the

northwest. May Lord Nåsiàha, who is the death of death protect me from the cycle of

birth and death.
 

Text 20

idaà nåsàha-kavacaà

prahläda-mukha-maëòitam

bhaktimän yaù pathen nityaà

sarva-päpaiù pramucyate
 

A devotee who regularly chants this Nåsiàha kavaca, which bears the mouth of Prahläda

Mahäräja as its ornament, becomes free from all sins.
 

Text 21

purtravän dhanavän loke

dérghäyur upajäyate

yaà yaà kämayate kämaà

taà taà präpnoty asaàçayam
 

He has good children. He becomes wealthy. He lives for a long time in this world.

Whatever he desires he attains. Of this there is no doubt.
 

Text 22

sarvatra jayam äpnoti

sarvatra vijayé bhavet

bhümyantarékña-divyänäà

grahänäà viniväraëam
 

Everywhere he attains victory. Everywhere he is victorious. He is protected from earthly,

celestial, and intermediate inauspicious planets.
 

Text 23

våçcikorago-sambhüta-

viñäpaharaëaà param

brahma-räkñasa-yakñäëäà

dürosärëa-käraëam
 

The poison of snakes and scorpions is removed.
Yakñas and brahma-räkñasas are thrown

far away.
 

Text 24

bhuje vä täla-pätre vä

kavacaà likhitaà çubham

kara-müle dhåtaà yena

sidhyeyuù karma-siddhayaù
 

A person who writes this auspicious kavaca on his arm, or on a palm leaf that he then

wears on his wrist, attains perfection in all that he does.
 

Text 25

deväsura-manuñyeñu

svaà svaà eva jayaà labhet

eka-sandhyaà tri-sandhyaà vä

yaù paöhen niyato naraù

 

A person who daily recites this kavaca at sunrise, noon, and sunset, or at only one of

those three times, becomes victorious over humans, demons, and demigods.
 

Text 26

sarva maìgala-maìgalyaà

bhuktià muktià ca vindati

dvä-triàçati-sahasräëi

paöhet çuddhätmanäm nåëäm
 

A person who recites this kavaca 32,000 times attains the happiness, liberation, and

supreme auspiciousness available to they who are pure in heart.
 

Text 27 and 28

kavacasyäsya mantrasya

mantra-siddhiù prajäyate

anena mantra-räjena

kåtvä bhasmabhir mantranam

tilakaà vinyased yas tu

tasya graha-bhayaà haret

tri-väram japamänas tu

dattaà väryabhimantrya ca
 

This kavaca mantra brings the perfection of all mantras. It is the king of mantras. One

who wears tilaka of the sacred ashes of this mantra, sips äcamana, and chants this mantra

three times no longer fears inauspicious planets.
 

Text 29

prasayed yo naro mantraà

nåsiàha-dhyänam äcaret

tasya rogäù praëaçyanti

ye ca syuù kukñi-sambhaväù
 

A person’s abdominal diseases are at once destroyed when he chants this mantra and

meditates on Lord Nåsiàha.

Text 30

gärjantaà gärjayantaà nija-bhuja-paöalam sphoöayantaà hatantaà

rüpyantaà täpayantaà divi bhuvi ditijaà kñepayantaà kñipantam

krandantaà roñayantaà diçi diçi satataà saàharantaà bharantaà

vékñantaà pürnayantaà kara-nikara-çatair divya-siàhaà namämi

iti çré brahmäëòa-puräne prahlädoktaà çré-nåsiàha-kavacaà sampürëam


Lord Nrsimha roars loudly and causes others to roar. With His multitude of arms He

tears the demons asunder and kills them in this way. He is always seeking out and

tormenting the demonic descendants of Diti, both on this Earth planet and in the higher

planets, and He throws them down and scatters them. He cries with great anger as He

destroys the demons in all directions, yet with His unlimited hands He sustains, protects,

and nourishes the cosmic manifestation. I offer my respectful obeisances to the Lord,

who has assumed the form of a transcendental lion.

Thus ends the Nåsiàha-kavaca as it is described by Prahläda Mahäräja in the Brahmäëòa

Puräëa.

 

 

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