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Kanva Anva Amoda
Kanva Anva Amoda
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kāṇvānāmoṣadhisūktamm kāṇvānāmoṣadhisūktamm kāṇvasaṃhitāyāṃtāyāṃtrayodaśe'dhyāyeyāyeṣaṣṭho'nuvākaḥ'nuvākaḥ| āṣaṭsaptatyāyāṛcaāśatatamām(76-100) pañcaviṃśatyṛcaḥyṛcaḥ| bahulaṃlaṃbāhṛcyapāṭhānusārī|kvacittkvacidalpataraḥpataraḥpāṭhabhedaḥ| adhikekecadveṛcau|tathāhi mantrakramaḥmaḥ- hariḥḥo3m3m|| sasvaraḥvaraḥ yāoṣaṣa̭dhī̱ḥpūrvā̭jā̱tāde̱vebhyaya̭striyuyu̱gaṃpu̱rā| manai̱nuba̱bhruṇāṇā̭ma̱haṃśa̱taṃdhāmā̭nisa̱ptaca̭||1|| śa̱taṃvo̭amba̱dhāmā̭nisa̱hasra̭mu̱tavo̱ruhaḥha̭ḥ| adhā̭śatakratvoyū̱yami̱maṃmḙaga̱daṃkṛ̭tā||2|| oṣaṣa̭dhī̱ḥprati̭gṛ̱bhṇītaṇīta̱puṣpapa̭vatīḥpra̱sūva̭rīḥḥ| aśvā̭i̱vasa̱jitva̭rīrvī̱rudhaḥdha̭ḥpārayi̱ṣṇavaḥṇava̭ḥ||3|| oṣaṣa̭dhī̱riti̭mātara̱stadvo̭devī̱rupa̭bruveve| sa̱neya̱maśvaṃgāṃvāsa̭ā̱tmānaṃāna̱ṃtava̭pū̱ruṣa ||4|| a̱śva̱tthethevo̭ni̱ṣada̭naṃpa̱rṇṇevo̭vasa̱tiṣkṛkṛ̱tā| go̱bhāja̱itkilālā̭satha̱yatsa̱nava̭tha̱pūrṷṣam||5|| yatrauṣa̭dhīḥsa̱magma̭ta̱rājā̭na̱ḥsami̭tāiva| vipra̱ḥsaṷcyateyatebhi̱ṣagrakṣo̱hāmī̭va̱cāta̭naḥ||6|| a̱śvā̱va̱tīṃso̭māva̱tīmū̱rjjaya̭ntītī̱mudo̭jasam| āvi̭tsi̱sarvā̱oṣaṣa̭dhīra̱smāa̭ri̱ṣṭatātā̭taye||7|| kāṇvānāmoṣadhisūktamm ucchuṣmā̱oṣaṣa̭dhīnā̱ṃgāvo̭go̱ṣṭhādi̭verate| dhana̭ṃsani̱ṣyantītī̭nāmā̱tmānaṃāna̱ṃtava̭pūruṣaṣa||8|| iṣkṛkṛ̭ti̱rnnā̭ma̭vomā̱tātho̭yū̱yaṃstha̱niṣkṛkṛ̭tīḥ| sī̱rāḥpa̭ta̱triṇīṇī̭sthanathana̱yadā̱maya̭ti̱niṣkṛkṛ̭tha||9|| ati̱viśvāḥā̭ḥpari̱ṣṭhāstete̱nai̭vavra̱jama̭kramuḥmuḥ| oṣaṣa̭dhī̱ḥprācuācṷcyavuyavu̱ryyattkiṃṃca̭ta̱nvo̱rapa̭ḥ||10|| yadi̱māvā̱jaya̭nna̱hamoṣaṣa̭dhī̱rhasta̭ādada̱dhe| ā̱tmāyakṣma̭sya naśyatipu̱rājī̭va̱gṛbho̭yathā||11|| yasyaṷṣadhīḥpra̱sarppa̱thāṅga̭maṅgaṃ̱ṃparṷṣparuḥ| tato̱yakṣma̱ṃvibābā̭dhadhva u̱groma̭ddhyama̱śīrivava||12|| sā̱kaṃya̭kṣma̱prapa̭ta̱cāṣeṇakikidī̱vinānā̭| sā̱kaṃvāta̭sya̱dhrājyāyā̭sā̱kaṃna̭śya ni̱hākayā||13|| a̱nyāyāvo̭a̱nyāmayāma̭vatva̱nyānyasyāyā̱upā̭vatā| tāḥsarvā̭ḥsaṃvidā dā̱nāi̱daṃme̱prāvāva̭tā̱vaca̭ḥ||14|| yāḥpha̱linīnī̱ryyāa̭pha̱lāa̭pu̱ṣpāpāyāśca̭pu̱ṣpiṇīḥṇī̭ḥ| bṛha̱spati̭prasūtāsūtā̱stātāno̭muñca̱ntvaṃvaṃha̭saḥ||15|| mu̱ñcantṷmāśapa̱thyāyā̱datho̭varu̱ṇyāyā̭du̱ta| atho̭ya̱masya̱paḍvī̭śā̱tsarva̭smādāddevakilbi ̱ṣāt||16|| a̱va̱ya̱tīḥsama̭vadantatadi̱vaoṣaṣa̭dhaya̱spari̭| yaṃjī̱vama̱śnavāvā̭mahai̱nasari̭ṣyāti̱pūrṷṣaḥ||17|| yāoṣaṣa̭dhī̱ḥsomama̭rājñīrba̱hvīḥśa̱tavi̭cakṣaṇāḥṇāḥ| tāsā̭masi̱tvamuvamṷtta̱māraṃkāmā̭ya̱śaṃhṛ̱de||18|| yāoṣaṣa̭dhīḥsomama̭rājñī̱rviṣṭhi̭tāḥpṛthi̱vīmanṷ| bṛha̱spati̭prasūtāsūtāa̱syaiyaisanda̭tta̱vī̱ryya̭m||19|| yāśve̱damṷpaśaṛ̱ṇvanti̱yāśca̭dū̱raṃparā̭gatāḥ| sarvā̭ḥsa̱ṅgatya̭vīrudho̱syaiyaisanda̭ttavī̱ryyamm||20|| kāṇvānāmoṣadhisūktamm nā̱śa̱yi̱trība̱lāsa̱syārśa̭saupa̱citātā̭masi | atho̭śa̱tasya̱yakṣmā̭ṇāṃpākā̱rorara̭si̱nāśa̭nī||21|| māvo̭riṣatṣatkhani̱tāyasmai̭cā̱haṃkhanā̭mivaḥ| dvi̱paccatṷṣpadapada̱smākaṃākaṃsarva̭mastvanātu̱ram||22|| oṣaṣa̭dhaya̱ḥsaṃva̭dantete̱somemḙnasa̱harājñā̭| yasmai̭kṛ̱ṇoti̭brāhma̱ṇastaṃtaṃrā̭janpārayāmasi ||23|| tvāṃvāṃga̭ndha̱rvāa̭khana̱ṃstvāmi̭ndra̱stvāṃvāṃbṛha̱spati̭ḥ| tvāmo̭ṣadhe̱somo̱rājā̭vi̱dvānānyakṣmā̭damucyatayata||24|| tvamuvamṷtta̱māsyo̭ṣadhe̱tava̭vṛ̱kṣāupa̭sta̱yaḥ| upa̭stirastuso̱'smākaṃāka̱ṃyoa̱smā~3ā~3a̭bhi̱dāsa̭ti||25|| ityācāryagovindasya kṛtiṣu ṣukāṇvīyasya oṣadhisūktasya bhāṣyaṃyaṃsampūrṇamm|| sasvaraḥvaraḥ yāoṣadhīḥṣadhīḥpūrvājātādevebhyastriyugaṃyugaṃpurā| manainubabhruṇāmahaṃṇāmahaṃśataṃdhāmāni saptaca||1|| śataṃvoamba dhāmāni sahasramutamutavoruhaḥhaḥ| adhāśatakratvoyūyamimaṃ maṃmeagadaṃkṛtā||2|| oṣadhīḥṣadhīḥpratigṛbhṇītaṇītapuṣpavatīḥpavatīḥprasūvarīḥ| aśvāivasajitvarīrvīrudhaḥdhaḥpārayiṣṇavaḥ ṇavaḥ||3|| oṣadhīriti mātarastadvodevīrupabruveve| saneyamaśvaṃ ṃgāṃvāsaātmānaṃānaṃtavapūruṣaṣa||4|| aśvatthethevoniṣadanaṃṣadanaṃparṇṇevovasatiṣkṛtākṛtā| gobhājabhājaitkilāsathalāsathayatsanavathasanavathapūruṣamṣam||5|| yatrauṣadhīḥṣadhīḥsamagmatamatarājānaḥsamitātāiva| vipraḥsaucyateyatebhiṣagṣagrakṣohāmīvacātanaḥhāmīvacātanaḥ||6|| aśvāvatīṃāvatīṃsomāvatīmūrjjayantīmudojasamjasam| kāṇvānāmoṣadhisūktamm āvitsisarvāoṣadhīrasmāāariṣṭatātayetātaye||7|| ucchuṣmāoṣadhīnāṃṣadhīnāṃgāvogoṣṭhādiverateverate| dhanaṃsaniṣyantīnāmātmānaṃānaṃtavapūruṣaṣa||8|| iṣkṛtirnnāma vomātāthoyūyaṃstha niṣkṛtīḥkṛtīḥ| sīrāḥpatatriṇīṇīsthanathanayadāmayati niṣkṛthakṛtha||9|| ati viśvāḥāḥpariṣṭhāstenatenaivavrajamakramuḥmuḥ| oṣadhīḥṣadhīḥprācucyavuryyattkiṃṃcatanvorapaḥ||10|| yadimāmāvājayannahamoṣadhīrhastataādadhedadhe| ātmāyakṣmasya naśyatipurājīvagṛbhoyathā||11|| yasyauṣadhīḥṣadhīḥprasarppathāṅgamaṅgaṃṃparuṣparuḥ| tatoyakṣmaṃvibādhadhva ugromaddhyamaśīriva ||12|| sākaṃyakṣmaprapatapatacāṣeṇakikidīvinānā| sākaṃvātasyayadhrājyāyāsākaṃnaśya nihākayāhākayā||13|| anyāyāvoanyāmavatvanyānyasyāyāupāvatā| tāḥsarvāḥsaṃvidānā dānāidaṃmeprāvatāvatāvacaḥ||14|| yāḥphalinīryyāaphalāapuṣpāpāyāścapuṣpiṇīḥṇīḥ| bṛhaspatiprasūtāstātānomuñcantvaṃvaṃhasaḥ||15|| muñcantumāśapathyādathovaruṇyādutayāduta| athoyamasyayapaḍvīśātśātsarvasmādāddevakilbiṣāt ṣāt||16|| avayatīḥsamavadantatadiva oṣadhayaspari | yaṃjīvamaśnavāmahaivāmahainasariṣyātipūruṣaḥṣaḥ||17|| yāoṣadhīḥṣadhīḥsomarājñīrbahvīḥśatavicakṣaṇāḥṇāḥ| tāsāmasi tvamuttamāraṃmāraṃkāmāyaśaṃhṛdede||18|| yāoṣadhīḥṣadhīḥsomarājñīrviṣṭhitāḥtāḥpṛthivīmanu vīmanu| bṛhaspatiprasūtāsūtāasyaiyaisandattavīryyamm||19|| yāśvedamupaśaṛṇvantiyāścadūraṃparāgatāḥ| sarvāḥsaṅgatya vīrudhosyaiyaisandattavīryyamm||20|| kāṇvānāmoṣadhisūktamm nāśayitrīībalāsasyārśasasaupacitāmasi | athośatasyayayakṣmāṇāṃāṇāṃpākārorasi nāśanī||21|| māvoriṣatṣatkhanitātāyasmaicāhaṃkhanāmi vaḥ| dvipaccatuṣpadasmākaṃākaṃsarvamastvanāturamram||22|| oṣadhayaḥṣadhayaḥsaṃvadantetesomenamenasaharājñā| yasmaikṛṇoti brāhmaṇastaṃtaṃrājanpārayāmasi ||23|| tvāṃvāṃgandharvāakhanaṃstvāmindrastvāṃvāṃbṛhaspatiḥ ḥ| tvāmoṣadheṣadhesomo rājāvidvānānyakṣmādamucyatayata||24|| tvamuttamāsyoṣadheṣadhetavavṛkṣāupastayaḥtayaḥ| upastirastuso'smākaṃākaṃyoasmā~3ā~3abhidāsati ||25|| ityācāryagovindasya kṛtiṣu ṣukāṇvīyasya oṣadhisūktasya bhāṣyaṃyaṃsampūrṇamm||
About this stotram
A Stotram is a Sanskrit hymn of praise composed by great sages and poet-saints such as Adi Shankaracharya. Stotrams describe the deity’s form, qualities and deeds in richly poetic language, and chanting them is said to purify the intellect and awaken devotion. Many stotrams carry a phala-shruti — a closing verse describing the benefits of recitation.
How to chant
Stotrams reward slow, attentive chanting. Read the meaning once before you begin so the verses resonate as you recite. Early morning (Brahma Muhurat) is ideal, but any quiet time works. If Sanskrit feels difficult, chant along with the transliteration and let the rhythm settle naturally over a few days of practice.
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