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    The document describes the components of a Sanskrit hymn called "Suprabhatam". Suprabhatam consists of four parts - Suprabhatam, Stotram, Prapatti, and Mangalasasanam. Suprabhatam refers to awakening the Lord from divine sleep and has 29 verses. Stotram contains 11 verses praising the Lord. Prapatti has 16 verses about total surrender. Mangalasasanam contains 14 verses glorifying the Lord. In total, Suprabhatam composed by Prativadi Bhayankara Annan has 70 verses.

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    The document describes the components of a Sanskrit hymn called "Suprabhatam". Suprabhatam consists of four parts - Suprabhatam, Stotram, Prapatti, and Mangalasasanam. Suprabhatam refers to awakening the Lord from divine sleep and has 29 verses. Stotram contains 11 verses praising the Lord. Prapatti has 16 verses about total surrender. Mangalasasanam contains 14 verses glorifying the Lord. In total, Suprabhatam composed by Prativadi Bhayankara Annan has 70 verses.

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    The document describes the components of a Sanskrit hymn called "Suprabhatam". Suprabhatam consists of four parts - Suprabhatam, Stotram, Prapatti, and Mangalasasanam. Suprabhatam refers to awakening the Lord from divine sleep and has 29 verses. Stotram contains 11 verses praising the Lord. Prapatti has 16 verses about total surrender. Mangalasasanam contains 14 verses glorifying the Lord. In total, Suprabhatam composed by Prativadi Bhayankara Annan has 70 verses.

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    The document describes the components of a Sanskrit hymn called "Suprabhatam". Suprabhatam consists of four parts - Suprabhatam, Stotram, Prapatti, and Mangalasasanam. Suprabhatam refers to awakening the Lord from divine sleep and has 29 verses. Stotram contains 11 verses praising the Lord. Prapatti has 16 verses about total surrender. Mangalasasanam contains 14 verses glorifying the Lord. In total, Suprabhatam composed by Prativadi Bhayankara Annan has 70 verses.

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    “Om Namo Venkatesaaya Kaamitaartha Pradhaayine Pranatah Klesa Naasaaya

    Govindaaya Namo Namaha.. “..

    Moola Mantra

    Om namo Venkatesaaya Namaha!


    Om namo Srinivasaya Namaha!

    'Suprabhatam' is a Sanskrit term which literally means “Good Morning”. This particular
    hymn consists of four parts including Suprabhatam, Stotram, Prapatti and Mangalasasanam

    Suprabhatam-It means the awakening of Lord from His divine sleep and it consists of 29
    slokas.

    Stotram-These are the hymns in praise of Lord, consisting 11 slokas.

    Prapatti-Meaning Total Surrender to the lord and it has 16 stanzas.

    Mangalasasanam-It is the prayer sung in the glory of Lord consisting 14 stanzas.

    Thus, Suprabhatam, composed by Prativadi Bhayankara Annan, a disciple of the celebrated


    Vaishnava Preceptor, Manavala Mamuni consists of a total of 70 slokas.

    "Sreeman krupaa jalanidhae krutha ,


    Sarwaloka sarwajna saktha natha vathsala sarva saeshin , swaamin
    Suseela sulabhaasritha parjaatha, sree venkataesa saranam saranam
    Prapadyae"

    "Sreemathae naaraayanaayanamaha,
    Sreemannaraayana charanow charanam prapadyae"

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