14 September 2024 · Dr. Rajesh Takyar

Krishna Kavach

KrishnaKrishna is God, almighty, can do anything, no trouble can befall him; Mother Yashoda had seen and felt the truth of this very closely many times, but a mother only sees the calamity that has befallen her child. Whenever any calamity befell Kanha, Mother Yashoda wanted to forget everything and hug Kanha to her chest and love him only, this is what she did every time. After the disaster was averted, the mother would hold Krishna to her chest and her face and eyes would light up after seeing her son. Being filled with joy, she started kissing the lotus face of Krishna again and again. Innumerable blessings started coming out from his heart. The same thing happened after the murder of Putna. The source that came from the mouth of Mother Yashoda at that time is a very powerful source. This is the source that protects everyone. This advice was first given by Lord Vishnu to Lord Brahma. Brahmaji was in his navel-lotus at that time. Brahmaji later gave the knowledge of this armor to Shambhuji and after some time Shambhuji gave this knowledge to Durvasa Rishi and Durvasa Rishi came to Nand temple and narrated it to Yashodaji. Its name itself is

AyeThe same thing happened after Pootna slaughter also. The source that came from the mouth of Mother Yashoda at that time is a very powerful source. This is the source that protects everyone. This advice was first given by Lord Vishnu to Lord Brahma. Brahmaji was in his navel-lotus at that time. Brahmaji later gave the knowledge of this armor to Shambhuji and after some time Shambhuji gave this knowledge to Durvasa Rishi and Durvasa Rishi came to Nand temple and narrated it to Yashodaji. its name itself‘Shri Krishna-Kavach’.

Shri Krishnaste Shirah Patu Vaikuntha: Kanthamev Hi.

Shwetdvipapati: Karnau Nasikam Yagyarupadhruk.

Nrisingho Netryugman Cha Jihwaan दसर्थात्मजः ॥ ॥ ॥ वामनोऽवतु. .

Adhraavvatatte tu Naranarayanavrishi.

Kapolu pantu te sakshat sanakadyaah kala hareh.

Bhaalan te shwetvaraho nardo bhrulate'vatu ॥

Chibukam Kapil: Patu Dattatreya Uro'vatu.

Skandhau dvavrishabh patu karau matsyah prapatu te.

दोर्दंदं सतातं रक्षेत प्रत्थु प्रथुलविक्रमः.

Udaram Kamath: Patu Nabhim Dhanvantarishch Te.

Mohini Guhyadesam Cha Katin Te Vamano'vatu.

Page पर्शुरामश्च तावोरु बादरायनः ॥

Balo janudvayam patu janghe buddha prapatu te.

Padau Patu Sagulfau and Kalkirdharmapati: Lord.

सर्वर्क्षकारं दिव्यं श्रीक्रिष्णकावचं परम्.

Idam Bhagavata Dattam Brahmane Nabhipankje ॥

Brahmana Shambhave Dattam Shambhurdurvasse Dadau.

Durvasa: Shriyashomatyai Pradacchrinandamandire.

Anen Rakshan Kritvasya Gopibhi Shriyashomati.

पयित्वा स्त्नं दानं विप्रेभ्यः प्रददौ महत्॥

(Garga0, Goloka0 13. 15 – 24)

eSa Stotra means my son! May Shri Krishna protect your head, may Lord Vaikuntha protect your throat, may the Lord of Shwetdweep protect both your ears, may Shri Hari in the form of Yagya protect your nostrils, may Lord Narasimha protect both your eyes, may Dashrath's son Shri Ram protect your tongue, may Rishi Narayan protect your lips, may the four sages, the art incarnation of Lord Hari Sanakadik, protect your temples, may Lord Shwetavaraha protect your forehead, May Lord Narada protect the planet. May Lord Kapil protect your chin and may Lord Dattatreya protect your chest, may Lord Rishabhdev protect both your shoulders, always keep them safe. May Matsya Mahaprabhu protect both your hands. May the mighty King Prithu always protect your arms. May Kachhapaji always protect your stomach and Dhanvantriji always protect your navel, may the God who assumes the form of Mohini protect your secret country. May Lord Vamanavatar always protect your waist. May Lord Parshuram protect your back and may Badarayan ji protect both your thighs. Balbhadra ji, always take care of both your knees and Buddhadev ji, do not let any harm happen to your calves. May Lord Kalki protect your feet and ankles.

It is said that there can be no harm to anyone for whom this stotra is recited. This is a divine shield that does all the work. (Excerpts from the book Krishna Ek Satyagyan)