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Lord Vishnu Path in Bengali

Dedicated to Vishnu.

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ॐ
1
ওঁ নমো ভগবতে বাসুদেবায়।
2
শান্তাকারং ভুজগশয়নং পদ্মনাভং সুরেশম্।
3
বিশ্বাধারং গগনসদৃশং মেঘবর্ণং শুভাঙ্গম্।।
4
লক্ষ্মীকান্তং কমলনয়নং যোগিভির্ধ্যানগম্যম্।
5
বন্দে বিষ্ণুং ভবভয়হরং সর্বলোকৈকনাথনম্।।
6
মৎস্য কূর্ম বরাহশ্চ নৃসিংহো বামনস্তথা।
7
রামো রামশ্চ রামশ্চ বুদ্ধঃ কল্কী চ তে দশ।।
8
নমস্তে পুণ্ডরীকাক্ষ নমস্তে বিশ্বভাবন।
9
নমস্তেঽস্তু হৃষীকেশ মহাপুরুষ পূর্বজ।।
10
ত্বমেব মাতা চ পিতা ত্বমেব। ত্বমেব বন্ধুশ্চ সখা ত্বমেব।
11
ত্বমেব বিদ্যা দ্রবিণং ত্বমেব। ত্বমেব সর্বং মম দেব দেব।।
12
সর্বাভীষ্ট ফলপ্রাপ্তৈ সর্বান ইষ্ট জয়ায় চ।
13
বিষ্ণুদেব পদানাম পাঠেৎ নিত্যং প্রযত্নতঃ।।
14
ইতি শ্রীবিষ্ণু পদানাম সমাপ্তম্।।

Meaning & Translation

Verse 1
Om, I bow to Lord Vasudeva (Lord Vishnu).
Verse 2
Whose form is peaceful, who reclines on the serpent, from whose navel sprouts a lotus, the Lord of the Devas.
Verse 3
The support of the universe, resembling the sky, dark as a cloud, with beautiful limbs.
Verse 4
The beloved of Lakshmi, with lotus-like eyes, approachable by yogis through meditation.
Verse 5
I bow to Vishnu, who removes the fear of worldly existence, the one Lord of all worlds.
Verse 6
Matsya (fish), Kurma (tortoise), Varaha (boar), and Nrisimha (man-lion), and Vamana (dwarf).
Verse 7
Parashurama, Ramachandra, Balarama, Buddha, and Kalki – these are the ten (avatars).
Verse 8
Salutations to You, O lotus-eyed one! Salutations to You, O creator of the universe!
Verse 9
Salutations to You, O Hrishikesha (Lord of the senses)! O Great Being, the Primeval One!
Verse 10
You are indeed my mother and You are my father. You are indeed my relative and You are my friend.
Verse 11
You are indeed my knowledge and You are my wealth. You are indeed my everything, O God of Gods!
Verse 12
For the attainment of all desired fruits and for victory over all obstacles.
Verse 13
One should diligently recite the names (or Path) of Lord Vishnu daily.
Verse 14
Thus concludes the recitation of the names (or Path) of Shri Vishnu.

✨Spiritual Benefits

Reciting the Vishnu Path bestows immense spiritual and material benefits upon the devotee. It purifies the mind, removes sins, and protects from all forms of danger and negativity. Regular chanting is believed to attract wealth, good fortune, and overall well-being. It fosters inner peace, enhances spiritual understanding, and helps one overcome life's challenges, ultimately leading to a blissful existence and eventual liberation from the cycle of birth and death.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of chanting Vishnu Path?

Chanting the Vishnu Path regularly brings numerous benefits, including peace of mind, prosperity, protection from negative energies, removal of obstacles, and spiritual growth. Devotees believe it helps in fulfilling righteous desires, maintaining family harmony, and ultimately leads to liberation (moksha).

Is Vishnu Path available in English?

While the original Vishnu Path is recited in Sanskrit or vernacular languages like Bengali, its meanings are widely available in English. This document provides a Romanized transliteration for pronunciation and a clear English meaning for each verse, allowing English speakers to understand and connect with the spiritual essence of the Path.

What is the physical location of Vishnu Path?

Vishnu Path is not a physical location but a devotional recitation or spiritual practice. It can be chanted or recited by devotees anywhere – at home, in temples, or any peaceful place. The 'location' refers to the spiritual space created within oneself and around the devotee during the recitation.

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