Medha Suktam is a Suktam dedicated to Medha, who is depicted as a Goddess in the poem. 

Because goddess Medha is regarded as a manifestation of Saraswathi, the Medha Suktam is often used as a hymn to Saraswathi, as well as a prayer for intelligence and learning ability.

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Mantra Pushpam is a Vedic hymn recited at the end of Pujas when flowers are offered to Hindu deities. 

The mantra is regarded as the Vedic chants' blossom. This mantra comes from the Yajur Veda's Taittiriya Aranyakam.

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Sri Narayana Varma Stotram specifies the significance of the Supreme God Sri Lakshmi Narayana.

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Shri Brahmanya Theertha recites Tatva Nyasa and Matrka Nyasa in succession. Shri Brahmanya Theertha would worship Lord Shri Gopalakrishna in a poised manner, accompanied by the systematic recital of mantras given by Acharya Madhwa.

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Shri Brahmanya Theertha recites Tatva Nyasa and Matrka Nyasa one after the other. Shri Brahmanya Theertha would worship Lord Shri Gopalakrishna in a poised manner, accompanied by the systematic recital of mantras given by Acharya Madhwa.

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Aditya Hridaya Stotram can fend off worries and build courage in oneself while also removing obstacles from one's path. Reciting this hymn can help you feel better in stressful conditions or when you're in a bad mood.

This Stotram can be recited any day. 

P.S. It's very special to recite this hymn on Sunday.

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The Govinda Damodara Stotram is the elated outpouring of pure unalloyed Bhakti to Lord Krishna. 

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Saying Vandanam (Greetings) to the Supreme God is very essential for having peace and prosperity in our life.

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Sri Mantra Rajapada Stotram is from the Ahirbudhnya Samhita, a Paancharaatra text and is told by Lord Parameshwarar in praise of Lakshmi Narasimhar.

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The Isha Upanishad is notable for the opening hymn's only occurrence of the term "Isha," which is never repeated in subsequent hymns. 

In one interpretation, the notion "Isha" represents monism, while in another, it represents a type of monotheistic, referred to as "Self" or "Deity Lord," respectively.

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