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Vishnu Kavach (ગુજરાતી)

Dedicated to Vishnu.

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શાન્તાકારં ભુજગશયનં પદ્મનાભં સુરેશં વિશ્વાધારં ગગનસદૃશં મેઘવર્ણં શુભાંગમ્ । લક્ષ્મીકાન્તં કમલનયનં યોગિભિર્ધ્યાનગમ્યમ્ વન્દે વિષ્ણું ભવભયહરં સર્વલોકૈકનાથમ્ ॥
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હરિર્દદ્યાત્સર્વકામપ્રદો હરિઃ । ગોપાયેદગ્રે ચ પૃષ્ઠે ચ સર્વતઃ ॥ ૧ ॥
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વિષ્ણુર્ગોપાયેદૂર્ધ્વં ચ પૂર્વસ્યામ્ દિશિ ગોવિંદઃ । દક્ષિણે માધવો રક્ષેત્પશ્ચિમે પદ્મનાભકૃત્ ॥ ૨ ॥
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ઉત્તરે શ્રીધરો રક્ષેત્ઈશાને પૃથિવીધરઃ । અગ્નૌ રામોઽવતુ ક્ષિપ્રં નૈરૃત્ત્યે ચક્રધારી હરિઃ ॥ ૩ ॥
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વાયુકોણે ગદાદયિતા તથાઽવતુ વાસુદેવઃ । તથાઽધશ્ચ શ્રાવણઃ સર્વત્રેષ્ટપ્રદો હરિઃ ॥ ૪ ॥
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વિષ્ણુર્ગોપાયેદ્રાત્રૌ ચ દિવા વિષ્ણુર્ગોપાયેત્ । નિંદ્યમાનેઽભીષ્ટદે ચ શ્રાવણં કુરુતે હરિઃ ॥ ૫ ॥
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ઇદં કવચં પુણ્યં વિષ્ણુના પ્રોક્તં હિ યત્ । યઃ પઠેત્સતતં ભક્ત્યા સર્વપાપૈઃ પ્રમુચ્યતે ॥ ૬ ॥
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સર્વકામાન્સ દાતૃંશ્ચ સર્વાભીષ્ટાન્સિધ્ધિઃ । લભેદપૂર્વં તત્કિંચિચ્છ્રાવણં કુરુતે હરિઃ ॥ ૭ ॥
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ઇતિ શ્રી બ્રહ્માંડ પુરાણે શ્રી વિષ્ણુ કવચં સંપૂર્ણમ્ ।

Meaning & Translation

Verse 0
I bow to Vishnu, the Lord of all, who is ever peaceful, reclining on the great serpent (Shesha), from whose navel springs the lotus (Brahma), the Lord of the Devas, the support of the universe, pervasive like the sky, with a body of the color of clouds, whose form is auspicious. He is the consort of Lakshmi, with lotus-like eyes, approachable by yogis through meditation. I adore Vishnu, the remover of the fear of worldly existence, the one Lord of all worlds.
Verse 1
May Hari, who grants all desires, Hari, protect me in front, behind, and everywhere.
Verse 2
May Vishnu protect me above, and Govinda protect me in the East. May Madhava protect me in the South, and Padmanabha protect me in the West.
Verse 3
May Shridhara protect me in the North, and Prithvidhara in the Northeast. May Rama quickly protect me in the Southeast (Agni corner), and Hari, the wielder of the Chakra, in the Southwest (Nairutya corner).
Verse 4
In the Northwest (Vayu corner), may Vasudeva, beloved of the mace, protect me. And below, may Shravana (another name for Vishnu or referring to hearing His glory), Hari, who grants all desires, protect me everywhere.
Verse 5
May Vishnu protect me at night, and Vishnu protect me during the day. Even when being criticized or slandered, Hari, the bestower of desires, ensures one hears auspicious things.
Verse 6
This sacred Kavach, indeed spoken by Vishnu Himself, whoever recites it constantly with devotion, is freed from all sins.
Verse 7
He obtains all desires and the fulfillment of all wishes. Hari ensures one hears unprecedented good fortune and achievements.
Verse 8
Thus ends the Vishnu Kavach, from the glorious Brahmanda Purana.

✨Spiritual Benefits

Chanting the Vishnu Kavach offers profound protection from negative energies, adversities, and all forms of danger. It bestows peace of mind, removes fear, and grants spiritual strength. Devotees experience fulfillment of desires, freedom from sins, and overall prosperity. It acts as a divine shield, safeguarding the chanter's physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

Frequently Asked Questions

vishnu kavach meaning

Vishnu Kavach means the 'armor of Lord Vishnu'. It is a powerful prayer or mantra sequence dedicated to Lord Vishnu, invoking His various forms and attributes to provide protection against all dangers, negative influences, and adversities. It acts as a divine shield for the devotee.

vishnu gujarati translation

The Vishnu Kavach has been translated into Gujarati script to allow Gujarati-speaking devotees to chant the protective verses in their native language. The meaning of 'Vishnu' in Gujarati remains the same as in Sanskrit, referring to the Supreme Preserver Lord Vishnu. 'Kavach' translates to 'armor' or 'shield' in Gujarati.

vishnu gujarati karo

When devotees say 'Vishnu Gujarati karo', they are requesting the devotional content related to Lord Vishnu to be made available in the Gujarati language. This Vishnu Kavach fulfills that request by providing the original text in Gujarati script, along with its Romanized transcription and English meaning, making it accessible for Gujarati speakers.

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