ஸூர்ய அர்க்ய மந்த்ர
Surya Arghya Mantra (Ehi Surya Sahasramsho) in Tamil · தமிழ்
உங்கள் மொழி/எழுத்தில் படியுங்கள்
தோற்றம் & கதை
Traditional Surya-Upasana / Sandhyavandana ritual (Smarta and Pauranika tradition) · Unknown (the Dhyana-Arghya verse is from the Pauranika tradition of Surya worship) · Classical / Puranic
Offering Arghya to the Sun is among the oldest and most universal of Hindu daily observances, woven into the thrice-daily Sandhyavandana and the wider Saura (sun-worship) tradition. The verse 'Ehi Surya Sahasramsho' invokes Surya by his most luminous epithets — thousand-rayed, mass of effulgence, Lord of the universe — and is recited as water is offered to the dawning sun. The same Surya is praised in the Aditya-Hridaya and worshipped each morning so that the giver of light may grant health, vision and inner clarity.
✦ சாத்திரங்களில் கூறியபடி
It is told that Lord Rama, taught the Aditya-Hridaya by Sage Agastya, worshipped the Sun before facing Ravana and won; and devotees of Surya, like Samba the son of Krishna, are said to have been cured of disease by faithful sun-worship. The daily Arghya is held to keep the eyes bright and the body free of ailment for one who offers it without fail.
பொருளுடன் முழுப் பாடல்
எந்த வரியையும் அல்லது ▶ பொத்தானைத் தொட்டு கேளுங்கள்
ஏஹி ஸூர்ய ஸஹஸ்ராம்ஶோ தேஜோராஶே ஜகத்பதே। அநுகம்பய மாம் பக்த்யா க்ரு'ஹாணார்க்யம் திவாகர॥
Ehi Surya Sahasramsho Tejorashe Jagatpate. Anukampaya Mam Bhaktya Grihanarghyam Divakara.
பொருள்:Come, O Sun-god, thousand-rayed one, mass of effulgence, Lord of the universe! Be gracious to me for my devotion, O maker of the day, and accept this offering of water. Salutations to Surya. Salutations to Aditya. Salutations to Bhaskara. This Arghya is offered to you; it is not mine. (The worshipper lifts water in both hands and lets it fall in a stream toward the Sun while reciting these words.)
ௐ ஸூர்யாய நமஃ। ௐ ஆதித்யாய நமஃ। ௐ பாஸ்கராய நமஃ। இதமர்க்யம் தத்தம் ந மம॥
Om Suryaya Namah. Om Adityaya Namah. Om Bhaskaraya Namah. Idam-Arghyam Dattam Na Mama.
சொல்-சொல்லாகப் பொருள்
உச்சரிப்பைக் கேட்க எந்தச் சொல்லையும் தட்டவும்
Surya Arghya Mantra (Ehi Surya Sahasramsho) பாராயணப் பலன்கள்
The prescribed mantra for offering Arghya to the Sun in daily Surya worship and Sandhyavandana
Surya is the deity of health, vitality and the eyes — the Arghya invites his healing grace
Looking at the sun through the falling water is traditionally said to strengthen the eyes and nerves
Begins the day in gratitude to the source of all light, warmth and life
The surrender 'Idam Arghyam Dattam Na Mama' cultivates humility and non-attachment
Brings steadiness, energy and clarity of mind for the day ahead
Surya Arghya Mantra (Ehi Surya Sahasramsho) பாராயண முறை
Bathe and stand facing the rising sun. Take clean water in a small vessel (kalasha or copper lota). Fill both palms or the vessel and slowly pour the water in a thin stream toward the sun, so the sunlight passes through the falling water, while reciting the mantra. Offer Arghya three times. Keep the gaze gently toward the sun through the water, the mind in devotion. Conclude with 'Idam Arghyam Dattam Na Mama', releasing all sense of ownership of the act.
அடிக்கடி கேட்கப்படும் கேள்விகள்
இவையும் படியுங்கள்
ॐ
முழு Surya Arghya Mantra (Ehi Surya Sahasramsho)ஐ வரிக்கு-வரி பொருளுடன் படியுங்கள், அல்லது மேலும் புனித பாடல்களைக் காணுங்கள்