Unnamantralindu Sada

Unnamantralindu Sada ఉన్నమంత్రాలిందు సదా వొగివిచారించుకొంటే

Author: Annamacharya రచయిత: Annamacharya

Unnamantrāliṃdu Sadā Vogivichāriṃchukoṃṭē

Pallavi:
Unnamantrāliṃdu sadā vogivichāriṃchukoṃṭē |
Vinnakannavārikella Viṣṇunāmamantramu ||

If one contemplates all the existing mantras, the mantra of Lord Vishnu's name stands supreme for everyone who has seen or heard it.

Charanam 1:
Paraga puchchakāyala parasipōdu mantramu |
Garima muṭṭaṃṭulēni ghanamantramu |
Varusa nevvaru vinnā vāḍicheḍanimantramu |
Arayanidokkaṭēpō Harināmamantramu //Unna//

Meaning: This mantra does not wither away like a hollow fruit. It is a majestic mantra that remains untainted by any impurity. No matter who listens to it, its glory never fades; such is the unique mantra of Lord Hari.

Charanam 2:
Yējātinōrikaina neṃgili lēni mantramu |
Vōjadappitē jeḍakavuṃḍē mantramu |
Tējāna nokarikistē tīripōnimantramu |
Sājamaina didepō satyamaina mantramu //Unna//

Meaning: It is a mantra that never becomes impure (Engili), regardless of whose mouth utters it. Even if the ritual order is missed, it remains effective. Giving this knowledge to others does not deplete it; it is the most natural and eternal truth.

Charanam 3:
Yihamu paramu tānē iyyajālina mantramu |
Sahajamai vēdālasāramantramu |
Bahunāradādulella pāṭapāḍinamantramu |
Vihitamayina Śrīvēṃkaṭēśumantramu //Unna//

Meaning: This mantra alone can bestow happiness in this world (Iha) and salvation in the next (Para). It is the essence of the Vedas. It is the same mantra of Lord Venkateswara that Narada and other