Bhadram Shanti Mantra

Bhadram Shanti Mantra
भ शा तमं म्
Bhadram-Śānti-Maṁtram


ओम ्भ ंकण िभः शृणुयाम देवाः ।
भ ंप येमाशिभय ज ाः ॥

om bhadraṁ karṇebhiḥ śṛṇuyāma devāḥ |
bhadraṁ paśyemāśabhir-yajatrāḥ ||

Oh Gods,
maywe hear Good with our ears, |
maywe see Good with our eyes,
when we carry out the sacrifice. ||

थरैरंगै तु ुवांस तनूिभः ।
यशेम देव हतंयदायुः ॥

sthirair-aṁgais-tuṣṭuvāṁsas-tanūbhiḥ |
vyaśema devahitaṁ yad-āyuḥ ||

Maywe enjoy the long life with strong limbs |
and praise through our bodywhat the Gods created. ||

व त न इ ो वृ वाः ।
व त नः पूषा व वेदाः ॥

svasti na indro vṛddhaśravāḥ |
svasti naḥ pūṣā viśvavedāḥ ||

May Indra, who is provided with great speed, has good will toward us. |
May Pusha, who knows the world, has good will toward us. ||

व तन ता य अ र नेिमः ।
व तन बृह पितद धातु॥

svasti-nas-tārkśyo ariṣṭanemiḥ |
svastir-no bṛhaspatir-dadhātu ||

May Garuda, full of eagerness to work, has good will toward us. |
May Brihaspati has good will toward us and conserve. ||

Original link; http://www.ashtangayoga.info/

Vidyarambam

Ya Kundendu Tushara Hara Dhawala
Ya Shubra Vastra Vruta |
Ya Veena Vara Danda Mandithakaraa
Ya Shweta Padmasana ||

Ya Brahmachyuta Shankar Prabhruthibhi
Devai Sada Vandita |
Samaan Patu Saraswathi Bhagawathi
Ni Shesha Jaadya Paha ||

Saraswathi Namastubhyam |
Varade Kamarupini ||
Vidyarambam Karishyami |
Siddhir Bhavatu Me Sada ||

"She shines like full a moon in a clear sky; She is as pure as morning dew on a green leaf. She wears a white sari (free from contamination), She holds Veena in her two hands (a symbol of music), and Veda (original Hindu scriptures) in other hand (A symbol of knowledge). She sits on a white lotus and is worshiped by Brahma (her husband), Vishnu, Mahesh, and all other gods of the universe. She is full of knowledge and we pray to her for all these things".

"O Goddess Saraswathi; salutations to you, the giver of boons, the one who fulfills desires. I shall begin my studies. May there always be accomplishment for me".

Original link; http://rajaputhran.sulekha.com/blog/post/2007/10/vidyarambam.htm