Sanskrit Stotras
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The archived Stotraas are selections from those commonly chanted in South Indian temples and households. The format of the Stotraas, and "Sankalpa" associated with the "Mantraas" are those generally followed in the "Sri VaishhNava Saampradaaya".
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The archived Stotraas are selections from those commonly chanted in South Indian temples and households. The format of the Stotraas, and "Sankalpa" associated with the "Mantraas" are those generally followed in the "Sri VaishhNava Saampradaaya".
The archived scriptural texts may be chanted and the mantra rituals practiced by anyone so interested, individually and/or in groups, without taboos or exceptions of any kind.
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