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Booklet Twelve

Manonigraha-Dharma-Sthiti-Prārthanā

An Anuṣṭubh Prayer for Daily Steadiness, Manonigraha, and Dharma-Sthiti

This is a daily steadiness prayer to Mahādeva: not a display of scholarship, but a practical prayer for a distracted mind, unstable senses, and a life that must still work. Presented with Devanāgarī, Roman transliteration, English and Hindi meanings, and word-by-word study, it asks for restraint, steadiness, service, and dharma.

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This is a daily steadiness prayer to Mahādeva: not a display of scholarship, but a practical prayer for a distracted mind, unstable senses, and a life that must still work. Presented with Devanāgarī, Roman transliteration, English and Hindi meanings, and word-by-word study, it asks for restraint, steadiness, service, and dharma.

An Anuṣṭubh Prayer for Daily Steadiness, Manonigraha, and Dharma-Sthiti

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