Puspanjali Mantra
OM BHADRO KALLYOI NAMO NITYANG
SARASWATYOI NAMO NAMAH
VEDA VEDANTA VEDANGA
BIDYASTHANEBHAYA
EBACHO ESSO SWACHANDANA
BILLYOPATRO PUSHPANJALI
OM OING SHREE SHREE SARASWATOYI NAMOH
Pranam Mantra.
OM JAY JAY DEBI CHARACHARO SARE
KUCHOJUGO SHOBHITO MUKTA HARE
VEENA RANJITO PUSTAKA HASTE
BHAGOBATI BHARATI DEBI NAMOHSTUTE
OM SARASWATI MAHA BHAGE
VIDYA KAMOLO LOCHONE
BISWARUPE BISHALAKSHI
VIDYANG DEHI NAMOHASTUTE
পুস্পাঞ্জলি মন্ত্র
ওঁ ভদ্র কাল্যই নমঃ নিত্যং
সরস্বতঃই নমঃ নমোঃ
বেদ বেদান্ত বেদাঙ্গ
বিদ্যাস্থানিভ্য
এবচ এসঃ সবচন্দনঃ
পুষ্প বিল্বপ্ত্র পুস্পাঞ্জলি
ওঁ ঔঁ শ্রী শ্রী সরস্বতঃই নমঃ নমোঃ।।
প্রনাম মন্ত্র
জয় জয় দেবি চরাচর সারে,
কুচযুগ শোভিত মুক্তাহারে
বীণা পুস্তক রঞ্জিত হস্তে
ভগবতি ভারতি দেবি নমোহস্তুতে ।।
ওঁ সরস্বতি মহাভাগে
বিদ্যে কমললোচনে
বিশ্বরূপে বিশালাক্ষি
বিদ্যাং দেহি নমোহস্তুতে।।
Translation
Hymns of Floral Offerings.
Uttering the celestial sound, O' the auspicious embodiment daily, I bow before thee.
Thee, who is known by the name Of Saraswati, I bow before thee.
Thee, who embodies the knowledge of all holy scriptures (Vedas, Vedantas, and Vedangas);
Now with aromatic sandal paste on Bengal quince leaves, I offer my floral offerings before thee.
Uttering appropriate celestial sounds; the holy Saraswati, I bow before thee.
Hymns of Paying Homage.
The goddess who is omnipresent, hail thee.
Between whose bosoms duo enshrines pearl lei,
Whose hands duo idolizes music and knowledge,
The daughter of greatest goddess of India, I bow before thee.
O' goddess Saraswati;
whose forehead shines with wisdom;
whose lotus-like eyes sparkle with knowledge;
who embodies knowledge of all worlds in her large eyes;
I beg before thee for all knowledge and skills, I bow before thee.
© Translation in English by Deepankar Choudhury
P.S:-
1> I have replaced "Om" and "Om Oing" with words like celestial sounds for the benefit of my non-Indian, non Hindu readers.
2> In "Hymns of paying homage" I chose not to incorporate these prefixes because they are to be uttered aloud and in case of ladies who pray this, these prefixes are to be replaced by "Namo." as ladies are forbidden to pronounce "Om" as per Vedic rituals which is strictly a male phonation.
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