Chanting of the Ninety-Ninth Dashakam of Sriman-Narayaneeyam - Prayer for Supreme Devotion - chanting by Geetha Vinod ( With verses in Sanskrit and English )

Narayaneeyam is a Sanskrit text in a poetic form consisting of 1,034 verses summarizing Bhagavata Puranam which is 18,000 verses. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri in 1587 AD at the age of 27.

There is a story behind his writing Narayaneeyam. Bhattatiri’s Guru Achyuta Pisharadi suffered severe attack of rheumatism and fell victim to unbearable pain. Bhattatiri could not bear the painful sight of his guru’s suffering and prayed fervently to Lord Krishna for the disease to be transferred to him, thus freeing his Guru from his illness. Lord Krishna granted Bhattadri his wish and he soon became victim to severe painful attack of rheumatism. Despite all his treatments his condition soon deteriorated into a crippled state. He decided to surrender himself at the lotus feet of Lord Krishna in the temple of Guruvayur and seek His grace.

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