Dvadasha Stotra
Form · 12 works on Avabodhak
Hear the recitationChant along with word meanings
Prīṇayāmo VāsudevaṃVishnu · 13 versesVande VandyaṃVishnu · 12 versesSvajanodadhi SaṃvṛddhiVishnu · 9 versesKuru BhuṅkṣvaVishnu · 9 versesNijapūrṇasukhaVishnu · 8 versesVāsudeva AparimeyaVishnu · 8 versesMatsyakarūpaVishnu · 9 versesViśvasthiti PralayaVishnu · 9 versesAtimatatamogiriVishnu · 16 versesAva Naḥ ŚrīpatiVishnu · 19 versesUdīrṇamajaraṃVishnu · 9 versesĀnanda MukundaVishnu · 9 verses
About the Dvadasha Stotra form
The Dvādaśa Stotra is a set of twelve short Sanskrit stotras composed by Madhvacharya, the founder of the Dvaita school. Chanted daily in Madhva households and maths, the twelve hymns praise Vishnu limb by limb, attribute by attribute.