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    The document contains several Sanskrit prayers and mantras addressing various Hindu deities. It begins with two verses invoking Ganesha for removing obstacles. It then describes Vishnu as the remover of fear and supporter of the cosmos. Another section honors Shiva with epithets like "remover of sorrow". It continues with prayers to Devi in her forms of Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. The document concludes with a prayer for peace and mutual understanding between teacher and student.

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    The document contains several Sanskrit prayers and mantras addressing various Hindu deities. It begins with two verses invoking Ganesha for removing obstacles. It then describes Vishnu as the remover of fear and supporter of the cosmos. Another section honors Shiva with epithets like "remover of sorrow". It continues with prayers to Devi in her forms of Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. The document concludes with a prayer for peace and mutual understanding between teacher and student.

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    The document contains several Sanskrit prayers and mantras addressing various Hindu deities. It begins with two verses invoking Ganesha for removing obstacles. It then describes Vishnu as the remover of fear and supporter of the cosmos. Another section honors Shiva with epithets like "remover of sorrow". It continues with prayers to Devi in her forms of Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. The document concludes with a prayer for peace and mutual understanding between teacher and student.

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    The document contains several Sanskrit prayers and mantras addressing various Hindu deities. It begins with two verses invoking Ganesha for removing obstacles. It then describes Vishnu as the remover of fear and supporter of the cosmos. Another section honors Shiva with epithets like "remover of sorrow". It continues with prayers to Devi in her forms of Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. The document concludes with a prayer for peace and mutual understanding between teacher and student.

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    Om Vakrathunda Mahakaya Koti Soorya Samaprabha Nirvighnam Kuru Mey Deva Sarva Karyeshu Sarvadha You, of the twisted trunk and the massive body, With the dazzle and light of millions of suns; Lead me on a path that has no obstacles, nor hindrances, Clearing the way in all that I do, ever, and always. Guru Brahma Guru Vishnu Guru devo Maheshvarah Guru Sakshaat Parabrahma Tasmai shree Gurave namah Know the Guru to be truly Brahma himself. He is Vishnu. He is also Shiva. Know Him to be truly the Supreme Brahman, And offer them adorations unto that peerless Guru. Shantakaaram Bhujagashayanam Padmanabham Suresham Vishvaadhaaram Gaganashadrusham Meghavarnam Shubhangam Lakshmi-Kantam Kamala-Nayanam Yoghir-Vidhya-Nagamyam Vande Vishnum Bhavabhayaharam Sarva-Lokaika-Natham I bow down before Vishnu, the Lord of all worlds and the remover of all causes of fear. He is of blissful form. He lies on a serpent bed. He sports a lotus on His navel. The Lord of the celestials, He supports the whole cosmos. His limbs are exquisite and His complexion is blue like that of the sky and the rain-cloud. The consort of Lakshmi, He has eyes rivaling the lotus. The yogis meditate on Him in their innermost heart. Gajananam bhuta ganadhi sevitham Kapittha jamboo phalasara bhakshitam Umasutam shoka vinasha karanam Namami vighnrshwara pada pankajam.

    Om Sarvamangala mangalye shive sarvartha sadhike Sharanye trayambake gauri narayani namostute Thou auspicious one, the source of all auspiciousness. Thou art blessed. Thou the bestower of all desires the refuge of all. Thou possesses supreme wisdom and beauty. Salutations to Thee the Power Divine Sristi sthti vinashanam shakti bhute sanatani Gunashraye gunamaye narayani namostute. Thou art the eternal I power behind creation. Preservtion and destrection. The three gunas depend on thee. Thou art the embodiment of the gunas. Salutations to thee the power gunas. Sharanagata dinarta paritrana parayane Sarvasyrti hare devi narayani namostute. Thou art the destroyer of all misery. Thou protectest eagerly the helpness that seek refuge in thee. My salutations to thee the power devine.

    Namastestu mahamaye shri peete sura pujete . Shankha chakra gada haste mahalakshmi namostute. Prostrations ti you godess mahalakshmi. Who is the greate deluder. Who is the seated on the sri chakra , who is worshipped by the celestials and who sports in her four hands the conch, the discus, the mace and the lotus. Om sahana bhavathu sahanau bhunaktu Saha veeryam karava vahai Tejasvina vadheeta mastu ma vidvi shavahai Om shanthi, shanthi, shanthih. May he protect us both ( teacher and taught) may he cause us both to enhoy the bliss of mukti ( libaration) may we both exert to discover the true meaning of the sacredscriptures. May our studies be fruitful. May we never qurrel with each other. Let there be threefold peace.

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