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    Shiva Stav A

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    Shiva hymns were found in inscriptions on Hindu temples in islands near Java such as Bali. The document presents translations of 8 hymns in praise of Shiva from these inscriptions. Additionally, 3 more hymns from stone inscriptions are presented, with one of the lines missing from the first hymn. The hymns describe Shiva as eternal, the greatest god, destroyer of the three cities, and worthy of worship.

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    Shiva hymns were found in inscriptions on Hindu temples in islands near Java such as Bali. The document presents translations of 8 hymns in praise of Shiva from these inscriptions. Additionally, 3 more hymns from stone inscriptions are presented, with one of the lines missing from the first hymn. The hymns describe Shiva as eternal, the greatest god, destroyer of the three cities, and worthy of worship.

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    Shiva hymns were found in inscriptions on Hindu temples in islands near Java such as Bali. The document presents translations of 8 hymns in praise of Shiva from these inscriptions. Additionally, 3 more hymns from stone inscriptions are presented, with one of the lines missing from the first hymn. The hymns describe Shiva as eternal, the greatest god, destroyer of the three cities, and worthy of worship.

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    Shiva hymns were found in inscriptions on Hindu temples in islands near Java such as Bali. The document presents translations of 8 hymns in praise of Shiva from these inscriptions. Additionally, 3 more hymns from stone inscriptions are presented, with one of the lines missing from the first hymn. The hymns describe Shiva as eternal, the greatest god, destroyer of the three cities, and worthy of worship.

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    .. shivastavaH 2 ..

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    ; Efv-tv, 2 ;

    ; Efv-tv, ;

    ts

    .o

    SHIVASTUTI. It is known that many centuries ago India had trade and
    cultural links with the far eastern nations. We could see
    evidences of this fact even today in these countries. There are
    Hindu temples. Hindu festivals are celebrated. People know our
    puranas and epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata. The temples there
    contain inscriptions that contain hymns on Hindu gods and goddesses.
    A hymn on Shiva found in Bali, an island
    near Java is given below along with some other verses on Shiva.

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    : nm, EfvAy fvA y dvd


     vAy {v nm, .
    zdAy Bvn
     fAy Efv!pAy {v nm, ; 1;
    (v\ Efv-(v\ mhAd
     v Ir, prm
     r, .
    b}A Ev Z zd pzq, kEt--tTA ; 2;
    (v\ kAl-(v\ ymo m(y-v zZ-(v\ kbrk, .
    id, sy , ffA g}h-n"/-tArk, ; 3;
    pETvF sEll\ (v\ Eh (vmE`n-vA yrv .
    aAkAf\ (v\ pr\ fy\ skl\ En kl\ tTA ; 4;
    afE vA fE vA Ep sv kAmgtoEp vA .
    E ty
    vmFfAn\ s bAA<ytr, fE , ; 5;
    nm-t
     dvd
    vf (v(sAdAdAMyhm^ .
    vA?y
     hFn
     _EtEr?t
     vA mA\ "m-v srom ; 6;
    nm-t
     dvd
    vf IfAn vrdAQyt .
    mm EsE\ By (EsE, sdA ByAt^) sv kAy
     q f\kr ; 7;
    b}A Ev ZrFr mhAd
     v nmo_-t t
     .
    sv kAy \ EsytA\ "mAng}hkArZ ; 8;
    ; fBm^ ;
    The following slokas are also from stone inscriptions.

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    nm, fNdgZAyA-t &ytFt


     Edyv(m n
     .
    Evto &y[nvAnAy &yom!pAy fMBv
     ; 1;
    umnA yA stF kAtA EntAt-EfvstA .
    jgEtAy AfA-t sA fE?t-r lA(mjA ; 2;
    jytFd rEv &yom vAvA(m #mA jlAnl
    {, .
    tnoEt tnEB, fMByo _EBrEKl\ jgt^ ; 3;
    Line one of this verse is missing

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    From http://sanskritdocuments.org

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    ymAtr\ >yoEtzpAst
     bDA, Enzr\ b}pd\ EjgFqv, ; 1;
     [yPlAnbEDn, .
    tp[t
     >yAEvDyo ydp ZAt^ Bv(yEnd
    n kvl\ t(Plyogs\EgnAms\EgnA\ km Pl(yjAmEp ; 2;
    Ensg Es
    { rEZmAEdEBg Z
    { zp
     tm\gFktfE?tEv-trI, (rm^).
    EDyAmtFt\ v sAmgo rmnA-pd\ y-y pd\ Evdb DA, ; 3;
    ; : t(st^ ;

    ts

    Encoded and proofread by N.Balasubramanian bbalu@satyam.net.in


    The text is found in inscriptions in the Far East lands of Java and Cambodia.

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    Please send corrections to sanskrit@cheerful.com


    Last updated November 25, 2006

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