The pañcamo'dhyāyaḥ or Fifth Chapter of Rudri Divinity from Shukla Yajurveda Rudrashtadhyayi Mantras will take you more forward towards your Goal. On this page you will learn the Thirty sixth Mantra of Chapter 5. So let us together Learn this Mantra and move one more step towards Re-rising the land of holiness.
हरिः ॐ
नमो धृष्णवे च प्रमृशाय च
नमो निषङ्गिणे चेषुधिमते च
नमस्तीक्ष्णेषवे चायुधिने च
नमः स्वायुधाय च सुधन्वने च ॥ ३६॥
Chapter 5, Mantra 36 IAST form
namo dhṛṣṇave ca pramṛśāya ca
namo niṣaṅgiṇe ceṣudhimate ca
namastīkṣṇeṣave cāyudhine ca
namaḥ svāyudhāya ca sudhanvane ca .. 36..
Meaning:-
This verse from the Sri Rudram in the Yajurveda continues to offer reverent salutations to Lord Rudra (Shiva), recognizing his various forms and attributes. The devotee addresses Rudra as the one who is formidable and steadfast (dhṛṣṇave) and as the one who touches or affects everything (pramṛśāya). He is also revered as the wielder of the sword (niṣaṅgiṇe) and as the one with profound wisdom or intellect (śudhimate). Salutations are given to Rudra who bears sharp weapons (tīkṣṇeṣave) and is equipped with arms (ayudhiṇe), acknowledging his martial prowess and strength. Finally, Rudra is honored as the one who possesses his own weapon (swāyudhāya) and as the one with a divine bow (sudhanvane). This verse highlights Rudra's powerful and protective qualities, celebrating his role as both a formidable warrior and a divine protector.
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Keys:- ā = आ ; ṣ = ष ; ṇ = ण ; ḥ = ह ; ś = श ; ī = ई for more visit - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Alphabet_of_Sanskrit_Transliteration
