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    This document contains a meditation and chant for the 16 names of Lord Subrahmanya. It describes his appearance as having six mouths, three eyes, riding a peacock and holding various weapons. Each name is associated with an aspect of his power or birth story. Reciting the 16 names with devotion is said to bless one with wisdom, knowledge, wealth or fulfillment of desires.

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    This document contains a meditation and chant for the 16 names of Lord Subrahmanya. It describes his appearance as having six mouths, three eyes, riding a peacock and holding various weapons. Each name is associated with an aspect of his power or birth story. Reciting the 16 names with devotion is said to bless one with wisdom, knowledge, wealth or fulfillment of desires.

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    This document contains a meditation and chant for the 16 names of Lord Subrahmanya. It describes his appearance as having six mouths, three eyes, riding a peacock and holding various weapons. Each name is associated with an aspect of his power or birth story. Reciting the 16 names with devotion is said to bless one with wisdom, knowledge, wealth or fulfillment of desires.

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    Asya Sri Subramanya ShodasaNama Stotra maha Mantrasya Agastyo Bhagavan

    Rishi Anushtup Chandaha ha Subramanyo Devatha Mama ishtartha Sidhdhyarthe


    Jape Viniyoga ha

    Dhyanam (Meditation)

    ShadVakthram SikhiVaahanam TriNayanam Chitraambaraalankrutham

    Sakthim VajraMasim TrisoolaMabhayam Khetam DhanusChakrakam

    Paasam KukkutaMankusam cha HasthairdaDhaanam Sadaa

    Dhyaayeed Deephsitaa Sidhidam SivaSutham Skandam Suraaraadhitham

    I meditate on the light of occult powers, the son of Shiva,

    Skanda and the god who is worshipped by devas,

    Who has six mouths, who rides on a peacock,

    Who has three eyes, who wears ornamental silk cloth,

    Who holds in his hands Shakthi, Vajrayudha, trident, sword, protecting symbol,

    Shield, Bow, holy wheel, rope, cock, goad and symbol of boon.

    Prathamo GnaanaSaktyatma Dwiteeya-ha SkandaEva cha

    Agni Garbha sthruteeyastu Baahuleya schaturdhaka-ha

    Gaangeya-ha panchamaha proktaha shashta Saravanodbhava-ha

    Saptama-ha Kaartikeyascha Kumaara schaatama sthatha

    Navamaha Shanmukha-ha prokthaha Taarakari-hi smrutho dasa

    Ekadasascha Senaanee-hi Guho dwaadasa eva cha

    Trayodaso Brahmachari Sivateja schaturdasa-ha

    Krounchadaari panchadasaha shodasa sSikihivahana-ha

    First as the soul of the strength of truth, second as Skanda[1],

    Third as one born from fire, fourth as one with strong arms,

    Fifth as one told as the one born out of ganga,


    Sixth as one who rose out of the stream of Sarvana,

    Seventh as one who was looked after by Kruthika maidens,

    Eighth as a lad, ninth as one with six faces,

    Tenth as one who killed Tharakasura,

    Eleventh as the commander in chief,

    Twelfth as the one who is in the cave of mind,

    Thirteenth as one who searches for Brahmam,

    Fourteenth as the innate power of Lord Shiva,

    Fifteenth as the one who holds Krouncha mountain,

    And sixteenth as the God who rides the peacock.

    Phala Sruthi

    Shodasaithani Namani Yo Japeth Bhakti Samyutha-ha

    Bruhaspati Samo budhdhyaa Tejasaa Bramhanassama-ha

    Kanyarthi Labhate Kanyam Gnanathi Gnanamapnuyath

    Vidyarthi Labhate Vidyam Dhanarthi Dhana Masnuthe

    Yadyad Prathayathe Marthya-ha Tatsarvam Labhate Dhruvam

    He who chants these twelve names with great devotion,

    Would become as wise as Brahaspathi, the teacher of devas,

    Would have the great luminescence of Brahma,

    And he who seeks a bride will get a bride,

    He who seeks wisdom will be blessed with wisdom,

    He who seeks knowledge would be blessed with knowledge,

    He who searches for wealth would get great wealth,

    And the man who prays would sepeedily get all that he wants.

    Iti Sri Subramanya Shodasa Nama Stotram.

    Thus ends the sixteen names of Lord Subrahmany

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