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Daily Shlokasदैनिक श्लोक

Thirteen short Sanskrit shlokas that turn ordinary moments into prayer — from opening your eyes in the morning to closing them at night. Each comes with transliteration, word meaning and meaning in Hindi and English.

Daily Shlokas
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Frequently asked questions

Which shloka should be recited first in the morning?

The day traditionally begins with Karagre Vasate Lakshmi while looking at the palms, followed by Samudra Vasane Devi before stepping onto the earth.

Which shloka is recited while lighting the evening lamp?

Shubham Karoti Kalyanam and Deepa Jyoti Parabrahma are recited while lighting the lamp at dusk.

Is there a prayer before sleeping?

Kara Charana Kritam Va, the closing verse of the Shiva Aparadha Kshamapana Stotra, asks forgiveness for the day’s mistakes and is recited before sleep.

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