Aathma Suprabatham

Suprabatham is a sanskrit word meaning 'sweet morning'. Aathma Suprabatham is sung in early morning as a prayer to all Devas, Rishi's pleading that the day should be special and good without any hurdles of sickness, bad omens, unexpected mischaps. 

brhamamuraris thiripurantha kaarir

baanu: sasee boomisitho pudassa |

gurussa sukras sani raahu kethave;

kurvanthusarve mama suprabatham ||

pragur vashista krathu rangeeraassa

manu: pulasthya: pulahassa gowthama; |

raiyo mareesish syavanoatha thaksha:

kuruvanthusarve mama suprabatham ||

sanathakumarassa santhanassa

sanathano apyasoori

simhalou sa |

sabthasvaraas sabtha rasaathalaani

kuruvanthusarve mama suprabatham ||

pruthvee sa kanda sarasaas thathaapa:

sparsee savaayu: jvalanam sa theja: |

nabas sasabtham mahatha sanehava

kurvanthusarva mama suprabatham ||

iththam prabathe bramam pavithram

padeth smareth srunayaachcha thathvath |

thus swapna naasas thviha suprabatham

bavechcha sathyam bagavath prasathath ||

mahabaratham aakyanam kshithim kancha sarasvatheem |

brahmnaan kethsavam saiva

praatharuththaayaya keerththayeth ||

punyassloko nalo raaja

punyassloki yudhistira :

punayassloko sa vaidehee

punya sloko janaarthna: ||

Vivaha slokam

devendirani namasthubyam

devendirap priya baamini

vivaha bakyam arokyam

puthralabamsa dehime

sowbakyam dehime sube

sowmangalyam subam gnyanam

dehime siva sundari

kathyayini maga maye

maga yogi nitheesvari

nandagopa sudam devam

pathim mekruthe nama:

Chant this sloka whole heartedly daily after bath thinking Sri Karparakshabigai Amman to get married with a right partner.

Jai Sri Rama

sreeraaghavam dasarathaathmajam aprameyam

seethaapathim raghukulaanvaya rathnadeepam

aajaanubaahum aravindadalaaya thaaksham

raamam nisaachara vinaasakaram namaami.

Meaning

I bow to Sri Rama who is the descendant of Raghu, who is the son of Dasaratha, who is not an object of any means of knowledge (being the very subject), who is the husband of Seetha, who is a lustrous diamond lamp in the race of Raghu, whose arms reach upto the knee, whose eyes are like petals of a lotus and who is the destroyer of Rakshasas.