Narayana Hridayam stotram is unique in that it is coupled with another stotram Laxmi Hridayam to form a pair. Thwad aajnaam sirasa kruthwa bhajami jana pavanam, Nanopasana marganaam Bhava krud Bhava bhodhaka. You by your grace sans,rit mercy make everything shine, As your rays of light give light and beauty to them, Oh Golden one who is pleasant looking, Oh Goddess Lakshmi, Oh Golden one please be present in my eyes.
Lakshmi Hrudaya Stotram In Sanskrit / Hindi: Source 1 Source 2: | PDF Link| Text Link stotram Narayana Hridayam to form a pair. Lakshmi Narayana Hrudayam (comprises of both. Lakshmi Narayana Hrudayam (comprises of both Lakshmi and Narayana Hrudayam). Complete All of these stotras or prayers have been compiled into Sanskrit PDF format. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Lakshmi Narayan.All Stotras in Sanskrit by All Authors.
It is believed that worshiping Lord Lakshmi Narayana can get for the devotees the complete blessings of the divine couple and shall bestow welfare, success, prosperity and a fulfilled life for the devotees and their families. Lakshmi Narayan temple, popularly known as Birla Mandir, in New Delhi is one such well-known temple. There are many Sampradhays or sects, which regard Lakshmi Narayana as the ultimate divinity, and grand and exquisite temples have been erected for the Lord accordingly, at many places.
Lakshmi Narayana worship is very popular with the people, who pray to the Lord at their homes and in temples. The founder of the sect, Swaminarayan installed the murtis of RadhaKrishna Dev and Laxminarayan Dev at the Swaminarayan Mandir, Vadtal. The deity is referred as LaxmiNarayan Dev. In sect Swaminarayan Sampraday, Krishna in his two hands form holding flute is worshipped with his consort Radha and together the deity is referred as RadhaKrishna Dev while Krishna in his four hands form is identified with Narayana in the text Shikshapatri and is worshipped with his consort Lakshmi.
Lakshmi Naryana Frontispiece from the "Tula Ram" Bhagavata Purana - Brooklyn Museum In Swaminarayan Sampraday
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