Sri Venkateshwara Divya Varnana Stotram
shree venkat'esha divya varnana stotram'
shirasi vajrakireet'am' vadane shashivarna prakaasham'
phaale kastoori shreegandha tilakam' karne vajrakund'ala shobhitam |
naasikaayaam' suvaasika pushpadal'am' nayane shashimand'ala prakaasham'
kant'he suvarna pushpamaalaalankri'tam' hri'daye shreenivaasa mandiram ||
kare karunaa'bhayasaagaram' bhuje shankhachakragadaadharam'
skandhe suvarna yajnyopaveeta bhooshanam' sarvaange svarnapeetaambaradharam'
paade paramaanandaroopam' sarvapaapanivaarakam'
sarvam' svarnamayam' devam' naamitam' shreevenkat'esham'
shreenivaasam' tirumalesham' namaami shreevenkat'esham ||
Meaning
This hymn is a vivid and devotional portrayal of Lord Venkateshwara’s divine beauty — a meditation in words, not just description.
- A diamond crown adorns His head; His face glows like the full moon.
- His forehead shines with sandalwood and musk tilaka; His ears sparkle with diamond earrings.
- His nose resembles a delicate flower petal, His eyes beam with lunar radiance and compassion.
- Around His neck hangs a garland of golden flowers; in His heart resides the temple of Srinivasa — the abode of peace.
- His hands flow with the ocean of mercy, granting blessings and protection; His arms bear the conch, discus, and mace.
- His shoulders are adorned with a golden sacred thread; His whole form is draped in brilliant yellow silk.
- His feet radiate supreme bliss and remove all sins of devotees.
- The entire form glows like molten gold — this is the Lord of Tirumala, Sri Venkatesha, the ocean of grace.
Summary:
The Sri Venkatesha Divya Varnana Stotram is a meditation on the divine form of Lord Venkateshwara — each verse a step closer to inner vision. It reveals His radiance, compassion, and spiritual majesty in exquisite imagery. To recite this hymn is to mentally behold the Lord of Tirumala, to feel His mercy, and to find serenity in His golden light. This is a hymn of love, vision, and liberation.
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