అపరాధసహస్రాణి
अपराधसहस्राणि in Telugu · తెలుగు
మీ భాష/లిపిలో చదవండి
మూలం & కథ
Traditional Kshama Prarthana (forgiveness) verse recited to conclude worship · Traditional (anonymous devotional verse) · Classical (Puranic / liturgical devotional tradition)
Hindu worship traditionally ends with a Kshamapana — a prayer seeking forgiveness for any lapses in the ritual, for it is recognised that human devotion is always imperfect. This verse is the most widely used of such prayers. With disarming honesty it confesses 'thousands of faults are committed by me day and night', and rests its entire hope on the Lord's grace toward his servant. Passed down through generations of worshippers, it has become the standard, beloved way to close a puja in humility and surrender, regardless of which deity is being worshipped.
✦ శాస్త్రాలలో చెప్పినట్లు
It is held that the Lord, ever compassionate, overlooks the countless faults of one who takes refuge in him as a servant; thus this simple confession, sincerely offered, is believed to wash away the imperfections of worship and conduct alike, leaving the devotee at peace.
మంత్రం
ఏ పంక్తిపైన అయినా లేదా ▶ బటన్పై తాకి వినండి
అపరాధసహస్రాణి క్రియన్తేఽహర్నిశం మయా। దాసోఽయమితి మాం మత్వా క్షమస్వ పరమేశ్వర॥
Aparādhasahasrāṇi kriyante'harniśaṁ mayā। Dāso'yam iti māṁ matvā kṣamasva parameśvara॥
అర్థం:हे परमेश्वर, मुझसे दिन-रात सहस्रों अपराध (भूलें) होते रहते हैं। 'यह तो मेरा दास (सेवक) है' — ऐसा मानकर, हे परमेश्वर, उन सबको क्षमा कर दें।
పదం-పదం అర్థం
ఉచ్చారణ వినడానికి ఏ పదంపైన అయినా క్లిక్ చేయండి
अपराधसहस्राणि పారాయణ ప్రయోజనాలు
Seeks the Lord's forgiveness for all errors and omissions in worship
Perfect closing verse to conclude any puja, japa, aarti or stotra recitation
Cultivates deep humility and the spirit of surrender (sharanagati)
Relieves the heart of guilt over faults committed knowingly or unknowingly
Affirms the devotee's relationship as the Lord's servant, invoking divine grace
Brings peace of mind and completeness to one's daily spiritual practice
अपराधसहस्राणि పారాయణ విధి
Recite this verse with folded hands and a bowed head at the conclusion of your worship, after the aarti or japa, as the final act of the prayer. Address the Lord as 'Parameshwara' and sincerely acknowledge any faults, omissions or imperfections in the ritual you have just performed, asking forgiveness simply as his servant. It is traditionally said once, though it may be repeated three times; many follow it by offering a final pranama. It is universal — usable in the worship of any deity — and is among the most fitting ways to seal a prayer in humility.
తరచూ అడిగే ప్రశ్నలు
ఇవి కూడా చదవండి
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పూర్తి अपराधसहस्राणिను శ్లోకం-శ్లోకం అర్థంతో చదవండి, లేదా మరిన్ని పవిత్ర పాఠాలు చూడండి