Soundarya Lahari with Meaning

Soundarya Lahari, the wave of beauty: the hundred Sanskrit shlokas in praise of Devi, the Divine Mother, composed by Jagadguru Sri Adi Shankaracharya Bhagavatpada, with everything you need to read, chant and understand this stotra. Every verse • The full text in Devanagari (Sanskrit) or in Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, Assamese, Odia or Gujarati script, and in IAST (English letters), laid out with the traditional spacing • Your own script and Devanagari together, one under the other, if you wish, and the IAST lines below to help in saying the Sanskrit aloud • Word by word meaning, each word in your script with its IAST • English and Kannada meanings • The traditional practice: the yantra (drawn), the beeja mantra, japa count, direction, offering and the result traditionally associated with the verse Read every day • The dhyana shloka on Home, with its meaning • Ananda Lahari (verses 1 to 41) and Soundarya Lahari (42 to 100) • A verse for each day, and Continue reading from where you stopped • Read all hundred on one quiet night page, with the screen kept on • Search in English, Kannada, Devanagari or IAST, without needing the accents • Choose the script, the meaning language, the text size, light or dark • The whole app in English or Kannada • About Soundarya Lahari, an essay on the work Your own verses and notes • Save the verses you love • Write your own note on any verse • Print or save as PDF a clean page of your verses and notes, or of all hundred • Sign in with your Dixith account (optional) to keep them on every device Free. Works offline once opened. The verses, meanings and explanations are from Jeevana Sutra on dixith.com. A Dixith Labs app, alongside Anudina, Abhyasa, Achala and Ayojana.

A new app icon. In the Sri Chakra at its centre, the small triangle around the bindu now shows clearly, pointing down, red with a white bindu, as it is drawn for worship. Before, a ring around the bindu hid it, so on the large picture the centre seemed to point upward.