अथातो धर्मजिज्ञासा- शाबरबरभाष्यम् – Athato Dharmo Jigyasa

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Dharmasindhu’ by Pt. Kashinathashastree Upadhyay, 1790-91

धर्मसिंधु – प्रथम परिच्छेद

Dharmasindhu -1st Chapter

I salute Vignesha for the work I have undertaken to make Dharmasindhu enlightened. I bow down to Srivitthal, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the Ocean of Compassion, the instant gratifier, the giver of sorrows to the distressed, the exploiter of the ocean in the form of Patakas, the attractor of the intellect of Rukmini as Lakshmi, and whose character is difficult to trace even though he resides in the heart of every living being. 1 Salutations to Lord Shankara, the destroyer of sins and the benefactor of devotees. May that Lord Shankar keep his crown (Akshayi) on my head day and night. Parvati, Ganapati, Brahma and Saraswati – all these I immediately bow down 2. Salutations to Sri Lakshmi, Garuda, Sesha, Pradyumna, Narayana, Maruti, Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Shani, Kartika Swami, Indradi, all Gods, Guru, Mother, Ananta, the Father and Great One, who wrote the Madhava Dharma Shastra. By doing so, I compose a book called Dharmabdhisara. In this book, there will be no punctuation and no abbreviation will be used. Apart from the original verses of the ancient scriptures like Nichransindhu, I am writing in the order of Nichransindhu to understand the well-known meanings of the verses in those books.

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