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    1) The document describes a Sanskrit sloka that invokes blessings from Vishnu by meditating on his attributes of wearing white clothes, being all-pervading like the moon, having four hands, and having a compassionate face. 2) It then provides two translations of the meaning of the sloka which describe Vishnu's attributes and ask the reader to meditate on him to remove all obstacles. 3) The document further shares a woman's interpretation of the sloka from 1968 which relates its words to having coffee in the morning to remove miseries and invoke blessings from Vishnu.

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    1) The document describes a Sanskrit sloka that invokes blessings from Vishnu by meditating on his attributes of wearing white clothes, being all-pervading like the moon, having four hands, and having a compassionate face. 2) It then provides two translations of the meaning of the sloka which describe Vishnu's attributes and ask the reader to meditate on him to remove all obstacles. 3) The document further shares a woman's interpretation of the sloka from 1968 which relates its words to having coffee in the morning to remove miseries and invoke blessings from Vishnu.

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    1) The document describes a Sanskrit sloka that invokes blessings from Vishnu by meditating on his attributes of wearing white clothes, being all-pervading like the moon, having four hands, and having a compassionate face. 2) It then provides two translations of the meaning of the sloka which describe Vishnu's attributes and ask the reader to meditate on him to remove all obstacles. 3) The document further shares a woman's interpretation of the sloka from 1968 which relates its words to having coffee in the morning to remove miseries and invoke blessings from Vishnu.

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    Shuklam Baradharam Vishnum

    Before starting any rituals we invoke blessings of


    vignaharta by slokam

    Shuklaambaradharam Vissnnum Shashivarnnam
    Chaturbhujam |

    Prasannavadanam Dhyaayet
    Sarvavighnopashaantaye ||

    But if we translate from sanskrith it will lead to
    Vishnu sloka the same is given below:
    meaning - sloka on Sri Vishnu

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    Shuklambaradharam Vishnum Shashivarnnam Chaturbhujam

    Sri Vishnu

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    97 97 97 97 7 7 7 7
    Shuklaambaradharam Vissnnum Shashivarnnam
    Chaturbhujam |
    Prasannavadanam Dhyaayet Sarvavighnopashaantaye ||


    Meaning:
    1: (We Meditate on Sri Vishnu) Who is Wearing White
    Clothes, Who is All-Pervading, Who isBright in
    Appearance like the Moon and Who is Having Four
    Hands,

    2: Who is Having a Compassionate and Gracious
    Face, Let us Meditate on Him To Ward of all Obstacles.

    I am here neither to claim or counter claim the content
    but to share my experience about this sloka by famous
    lady mrs saranathan in ramanavami 1968,
    kathakalakshepakam at pune. In those my only religious
    participation was to take my mother on bicycle to all
    those places as I thought service to mother is service to
    God.
    To keep devotees in tender hook she gave this narration
    to the meaning of the sloka.
    Shuklam bharatam early morning in this country
    Vishnum sashi varanam black decoction mixed with
    white coloured milk
    Chatur bhujam exchanged by four hand
    Prasanna vadanam dhyayet happy face of giver and
    taker
    Sarva vignopa upa santhaye all miseries will vanish
    So we have a sip of coffee early morning before our
    prayer to lord vignaharta

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYssdg_c6Zg

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