Ya idam pathathe nithyam, runa mochana samjnithamĪnrni jayathe sadyo, danam sigramavapnuyath
Sri nrisimham mahaveeram namami runa mukthaye. Veda vedantha yajnesam, brahma rudradhi vandhitham, Kroora grahaih peedithanam bhakthanam abhaya pradham, Prahlada varadam, srisam, daithyeswara vidharanam, Simhanadenamahatha, digdanthi bhayanasanam, Smaranath sarva papagnam, khadruja visha nasanam, 2Īantramaladaram, sankha chakrabja aayudarinim, Lakshmya aalingitha vamangam, bhakthanaam vara dayakam, The Kavacha may be worn in all circumstances, at any time, or in any place.ĭevata karya sidhyartham, sabhasthambha samudbhavam, Men can wear the kavacha around the neck or on the upper right arm, while women wear it around the neck or on the upper left arm. After worshipping the deity of Lord Narasimha with sixteen upacharas or items of worship, the pujari or priest performs a ritual called prana-pratistha: he calls the Lord to reside in the kavacha. Then it is sealed in the capsule with a tulasi (Holy Basil) leaf or even flower petals that have been offered to the deity of Lord Narasimha. The mantra is often written on a small piece of bark, such as from the botch tree. It is stated in Shastra that this mantra is the essence of all kavacha mantras, or mantras meant for wearing in a kavacha (capsule). "I bow down to Lord Narasimha who is ferocious and heroic like Lord Vishnu.
Let us all be enthused by Lord Narasimhadeva." "Let us meditate on He who is known as the possessor of nails as hard as May the Lion promote our thought and actions." Let us think well aware of Nrisimha, the lightning-nailed. Please also visit for all devotional slokas and stotrams of Shri Hari Vishnu.
The powers of these slokas are profound and overwhelming and the regular recital of them would invariably relieve everyone of their sufferings and difficulties. Certain links to audio files are also included to help Bhakthas recite these slokas with proper pronunciations. We have included certain simple yet powerful slokas of Shri Narasimha with their English translations for the benefit of Bhakthas.
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