Samvit Stotra Sangraha (Part1 And Part2) (Sanskrit)

Here are the key details about the book:

Overview

• Title Meaning: The title translates to "Collection of Samvit Hymns."
  • Samvit (संवित्): Consciousness, knowledge. It refers to the institution and spiritual tradition associated with the book.
  • Stotra (स्तोत्र): A hymn, prayer, or ode, typically used for praising a deity.
  • Sangraha (संग्रह): A collection or compilation.
• Author/Compiler: The book, which is published in two volumes, is written/compiled by Parivrajakacharya Param Poojya Swami Shri Ishwarananda Giriji Maharaj.
• Publisher: It is published by the Samvit Sadhanayana institution, founded by Swami Ishwarananda Giri at Mount Abu, Rajasthan.
• Language: The core text (stotras) is in Sanskrit, but the publication usually includes Hindi text/translation to make the complex Sanskrit verses accessible to a wider audience.

Content of the Two Volumes

The two volumes are a comprehensive collection of stotras (hymns) dedicated to various deities and spiritual concepts, catering to the complete devotional and philosophical practice of an aspirant.

The collection is categorized to include:

1. Shiva Stotrani (श्री शिव स्तोत्राणि): Hymns dedicated to Lord Shiva.
2. Shakti Stotrani (शक्ति स्तोत्राणि): Hymns dedicated to the Divine Mother (Shakti/Devi), such as Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati.
3. Vishnu Stotrani (विष्णु स्तोत्राणि): Hymns dedicated to Lord Vishnu and his various forms (like Rama and Krishna).
4. Vividh Devata Stotrani (विविध देवता स्तोत्राणि): Hymns dedicated to other various deities.
5. Guru Stotrani (गुरु स्तोत्राणि): Hymns dedicated to the Guru (spiritual teacher).
6. Vedant Stotrani (वेदान्त स्तोत्राणि): Philosophical hymns and verses focused on the teachings of Vedanta (non-dualism/Advaita).

The Samvit Stotra Sangraha serves as a core devotional text for the followers of the Samvit Sadhanayana tradition.