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The Mukunda Mala Stotram

Sirona

Sirona

Hindu Wannabe
Namaste dear forum members,

please tell me about the Mukunda Mala Stotram. Couldn't find a Wikipedia entry about it to begin with. :oops:
Thanks in advance.
 
ameyAtmA

ameyAtmA

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Premium Member
I have the book, it is a stotra composed by bhakta shiromaNi Kulashekhara.

It should be available in ISKCON - I am guessing.

Jai Shri KRshNa ~
 
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Sirona

Sirona

Hindu Wannabe
Aupmanyav said:
Your desire is an order for me.
Wikipedia does not have much information.
Here is the Strotam in English (IAST): Mukunda Mala Stotram - mukundamālā stōtram - Stotra Nidhi
Here a video with English translation:
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Thanks a lot, but I'm afraid you'll have to start at step 0 with me. I found out that a stotram is a genre of prayer, usually in Sanskrit, which addresses a specific deity and often contains many epithets of the deity in question. So, I assume the Mukunda Mala Stotram doesn't have a plot. Is it nevertheless possible to make certain key statements about this stotram? How do different schools of Vaishnavism interpret it?
 
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