Sri Venkateshwara Dvadasa Manjarika Stotram

1. We worship Lord Srinivasa, full of auspicious virtues and divine radiance, dwelling atop the sacred Seshachala Hill.
2. The Lord who incarnated as Varaha to protect Earth, whose beauty captivates Goddess Lakshmi, and who is known only through the Vedanta — to Him we bow.
3. Worshipped by all scriptures, with a smiling lotus face, Lord of the universe — the Lord of Vrishadri, we revere.
4. Decked in golden ornaments, the ocean of mercy, the conscious form of Vasudeva — the Lord of Seshadri, we adore.
5. Dark as a raincloud, dwelling joyfully on the peaks of Seshadri, protecting His devotees like thirsty birds awaiting rain — we bow to the Lord of Simhadri.
6. The auspicious-eyed Lord, with musk tilaka shining on His forehead, worshipped with tulasi and devotion — the Lord of Tirthadri, we praise.
7. Dwelling in the sacred Swami Pushkarini, praised by sages like Vyasa, who blesses with His lotus hand — the embodiment of truth, we worship.
8. The Supreme Narayana, consort of Lakshmi, the eternal being of truth, consciousness, and bliss — beyond delusion, we revere.
9. The Lord of Anjanadri, delight of the world, adored by sages, destroyer of devotees’ sorrow — the wish-fulfilling tree for His devotees.
10. The Lord who blessed the hunter-woman (Bhillī), infinite, the ruler of all worlds — the blissful Narayana of Venkata Hills, we adore.
11. Honored by Brahma, Shiva, and other deities, the refuge of all divine beings — the Supreme Person, we surrender to Him.
12. The one seated on the lotus throne, granter of all desires, supreme ruler of the worlds — Lord Venkatesha, we take refuge in You.
13. Whoever recites this hymn of twelve verses with devotion attains liberation easily.
14. Chanting His name destroys sins; mere remembrance of Venkatesha grants the kingdom of salvation.
15. I ever remember and follow the twin feet of Lord Venkatesha — the compassionate Lord who is the refuge of all devotees.

Summary:

The Dvadasa Manjarika Stotram is a garland of twelve blossoms of praise, celebrating the supreme glory of Lord Venkateshwara. Each verse captures His divine qualities — protector, redeemer, and embodiment of bliss. The hymn assures that those who recite it with pure devotion are freed from sin and granted peace, prosperity, and liberation. It teaches that remembering His holy name is itself liberation — simple yet supreme devotion.