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    This document discusses the divine nature of Narayana. It states that Narayana is the supreme light, soul, and Brahman. Narayana is described as the divine God, giver, support, abode, and object of meditation. It says that Brahma, Shiva, and Indra originated from Narayana, and that the sun, moon, and fire derive their power from Narayana. The document presents Narayana as the supreme guru who must be meditated on, and as the highest wisdom, necessity, and source of pleasure and purity. It closes by repeatedly saluting Narayana.

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    This document discusses the divine nature of Narayana. It states that Narayana is the supreme light, soul, and Brahman. Narayana is described as the divine God, giver, support, abode, and object of meditation. It says that Brahma, Shiva, and Indra originated from Narayana, and that the sun, moon, and fire derive their power from Narayana. The document presents Narayana as the supreme guru who must be meditated on, and as the highest wisdom, necessity, and source of pleasure and purity. It closes by repeatedly saluting Narayana.

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    Om Narayanah Param

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    This document discusses the divine nature of Narayana. It states that Narayana is the supreme light, soul, and Brahman. Narayana is described as the divine God, giver, support, abode, and object of meditation. It says that Brahma, Shiva, and Indra originated from Narayana, and that the sun, moon, and fire derive their power from Narayana. The document presents Narayana as the supreme guru who must be meditated on, and as the highest wisdom, necessity, and source of pleasure and purity. It closes by repeatedly saluting Narayana.

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    Om narayanah param-jyotir-matma narayanah parah Narayanah param-bramha narayana namo stute || 1 Narayana is the divine light and our

    soul is divine Narayana, Narayana is the divine Brahmam and I salute Narayana Narayanah paro devo dhata narayanah parah Narayanah param-dhyata narayana namo stute || 2 Narayana is the divine God and Narayana is the divine giver, Narayana is the supreme support and I salute Narayana Narayanah param-dhama dhyanam narayanah parah Narayanah paro dharmo narayana namo stute || 3 Narayana is the divine abode and is the object of meditation. Narayana is the divine Dharma and I salute Narayana Narayanah paro-devo vidya narayana parah Vishvam narayana-sakshan-narayana namo stute || 4 Narayana is the divine God and he is the education, Narayana is the real universe and I salute Narayana Narayana-dvidhirjato jaato naraya-danbhova Jaato narayana-dimdro narayan namo stute || 5 From Narayana was born the Brahma and Shiva and, Indra was born to Narayana and I salute Narayana Ravirnarayana-steja shchamdto narayano mahan Vahnir-narayana-sakshan-narayana namo-stute || 6 Sun shines because of Narayana and moon gets light from Narayana, And the fire is really Narayana and I salute Narayana Narayana upasya-sargu-rurnarayanah parah Narayana paro bodho narayana namo-stute || 7 Narayana has to be meditated as he is our Supreme Guru, Narayana is the highest wisdom and I salute Narayana Narayana param mukhyam sidhir-narayana-sukham Harir-narayana-shudhih narayana namo-stute || 8 Narayana is the divine necessity and he gives us pleasure, And Narayana is purity and I salute Narayana

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