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Morning prayer to Pandu Ranga

From Hindupedia, the Hindu Encyclopedia

Translated by P. R. Ramachander

This form of Vishnu is very popular in Maharshtra and several savants prayed him ecstasically.

Maha yoga peede, thade Bhima nadhya,
Varam pundarikaya thadum munendrai,
Samagathya nishtanda kandam,
Para Brahma lingam bhaje pand rangam.

I sing the praises of Pandu ranga,
Who resides in the great seat of yoga,
In the shore of River Bhima,
The Lotus eyed one who gives boons to sages,
Who attracts devotees to himself,
And who is the personification of truth.