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Ghanta Puja - Sanskrit Text with English Translation (Meaning)
घण्टा पूजा श्लोक
Ghanta Puja Sloka
Ghanta (Bell)
आगमार्थं तु देवानां गमनार्थं तु रक्षसाम् ।
घण्टारवं करोम्यादौ देवताह्वान लाञ्छनम् ॥
Aagama-Artham Tu Devaanaam Gamana-Artham Tu Rakssasaam |
Ghannttaa-Ravam Karomya[i-A]adau Devata[a-A]ahvaana Laan.chanam ||
Meaning:
1: For the purpose of Inviting the Devas (Divine Forces) and for the purpose of Driving out the Rakshasas (Evil Forces) ...
2: ... I make the Sound of Ghanta (Bell) in the beginning as a mark (of auspiciousness) associated with the Invitation of the Devatas (Divine Forces) (and removal of Evil influences)
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घण्टारवं करोम्यादौ देवताह्वान लाञ्छनम् ॥
Aagama-Artham Tu Devaanaam Gamana-Artham Tu Rakssasaam |
Ghannttaa-Ravam Karomya[i-A]adau Devata[a-A]ahvaana Laan.chanam ||
Meaning:
1: For the purpose of Inviting the Devas (Divine Forces) and for the purpose of Driving out the Rakshasas (Evil Forces) ...
2: ... I make the Sound of Ghanta (Bell) in the beginning as a mark (of auspiciousness) associated with the Invitation of the Devatas (Divine Forces) (and removal of Evil influences)
Note: Click over each Sanskrit word to get the meaning.
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Translated by greenmesg.org
Bharatavarsha - The Land of Gods and Sages:
• Stotras• Scriptures
• Pilgrimages - by Groups - by Deities - by States - by Geography
• Sacred Geography - Mountains - Rivers
• Festivals
• Sages - Hermitages - Penances
• Saints - Ramakrishna - Vivekananda - Ramana
• Sadhana
• Sanskrit
• Nature
• Arts and Sciences
• Bharatavarsha - Puranic History - Puranic Lineage