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Tuesday, January 27, 2026

Garuda Gamana Tava ~ Brahminy-kites

 

गरुडगमन तव चरणकमलमिह मनसि लसतु मम नित्यम् ।

मम तापमपाकुरु देव मम पापमपाकुरु देव ॥

 
                   Oh Lord Sriman Narayana,  who travels on Garuda -   Your lotus-like feet, may they  shine in my mind  always.  O God, remove my sins and alleviate my  sufferings  
 
Garuda Gamana Tava is a popular Sanskrit stotram (hymn) composed by Sri Bharati Tirtha Mahaswamiji, dedicated to Emperuman  Sriman Narayana, praying for the removal of sufferings and sins. It requests that the Lord's lotus feet always reside in the devotee's mind.
 


Group of Garuda pakshi (Brahminy-kites) taken near Nachiyar kovil
 
S Sampathkumar
27.1.2026

3 comments:

  1. أبيات شعرية رائعة وتأملات عميقة - هناك هدوء وخشوع عميقان في هذه الترانيم التي تبقى راسخة في الذاكرة. المحتوى الواضح والهادف دائمًا ما يلقى صدىً، تمامًا كما يفضل الناس منصات بسيطة ومركزة مثل دليل يالا شوت التحليلي للوصول المباشر والخالي من المشتتات.

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  2. "Beautifully written and spiritually uplifting post. The explanation of Garuda Gamana Tava along with its deeper meaning makes it even more meaningful, and the mention of Garuda pakshi adds a lovely natural touch. Such devotional and cultural content is calming to read. During leisure time, many people also enjoy light entertainment to unwind, and platforms like Adventure movies are often used for that purpose. Thoughtful and serene post."

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  3. This is a beautiful and calming post. The meaning of Garuda Gamana Tava is deeply moving, and the way devotion, Sanskrit poetry, and nature come together here is truly special. The image of the Garuda pakshi near Nachiyar Kovil adds a powerful visual connection to the hymn’s essence. Posts like this remind us how digital spaces help preserve and share spiritual and cultural richness, much like how people discover different forms of meaningful content online, including music and chants through platforms such as Music Corner. Thank you for sharing this devotional and thoughtful piece.

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