With the help of my Sanskrit Professor

I give you some translation of

Nradya Sahita 5.48b-57a
(jmadagnya rmasya mantroddhra
prakra)
The method of recitation of the
mantra of Jmadagni Rma
(Paraurma).
jmadagnyasya rmasya mantra
vakymi siddhidam 48b
I will describe the attainment of
perfection through the mantra of
Jmadagni Rma.
dvitya aha vargat tu bja
rmasya krtitam
The second letter of the sixth group of
consonants (ra) is the seed of Rma

(i.e. r)
praavnte tu bhagavan naty ugra
padam eva ca 49
Saluting the violent feet of Rma after
chanting okara,
uddhtya tejase pact sanamaska
tu mantrapam
one who loudly chants it (the
bjkara) for the sake of effulgence or
intelligence should prostrate
afterwards.
(jmadagnya mantrasya sdhandi
krama)
Jmadagni (Paraurma) mantra
sdhana procedure
prvavat prva sevokt u karmi

tasya vai 50
Please listen sincerely as done earlier,
to the correct way, that the initial
worship is to be done
lakea ca namonta ca kuryt
tenbhimantra tam
After recitation one should offer
obeisances one hundred thousand
times. (Or perhaps one should chant
o r rmya nama 100,000
times)
prakipeccativegena sarva
jvlyatekat 51
With great devotion and concentration
one should perform oblations without
distraction or interuption.
mui bandhcchama ynti

mantrasysya prabhvata
Whoever recites this by the power of
the mantra controls his sense organs
and is released from the cycle of birth
and death.
dv rpa toya pra mantram
aaata japet 52
One should chant the mantra eight
hundred times, visualizing His divine
form within water.
kipenmuin toya rikta rpam
kadbhavet
If the water is disturbed then His form
will disappear in a moment.
muimokc ca sampra yath
pra tath bhavet 53

If not disturbed then His form should

be fully meditated on.
toya pra nad dv mahsalila
sakulm
mantr mantrita pis tu yvat tat
salila vrajet 54
During the recitation counting on his
hand the chanter should stay within
the water of a flooding river. (Standing
in water doing japa will be more
effective)
tvad bhavati rikt s nad toya
vivarjit
mimokt susapr nad
bhavati tat kat 55
If the water is not available or
disturbed then the same can be made
available or quietened by his

meditation.
vi nivrayat ea rdhvsyo japate
yadi
karoti bahu karmai mantro'ya
samprayojita 56
This type of meditation can stop
rainfall if one faces upwards. (When
this mantra is chanted it fulfills many
desires)
mokado moka kmasya bhoga
kmasya bhogada 57a
It grants liberation to one who aspires
for it and gives pleasures to one who
wants them.
The end of Nradya Sahita 5.48b57a
From Viu Nidhi 82B/3

atha paraurma mrti dhynam |

pcartre
Thus is the meditation on the deity of
Lord Paraurma from the Pcartra
katrnta karaa ghoram udvahan
parau kare
jmadagnya ca kartavyo rma atru
nidana
"Paraurma, son of Jamadagni,
should be represented as carrying an
axe which is frightening and able to
end the katriya class. He is the
destroyer of foes."
svara vara (He is golden colored)
patn bhrgav dev | viu
puroktarty patn dhara
madhva stroktarty hari dev

His wife is Bhrgav dev. According to

Viu Pura, she is Dhara and
according to Madhvas she is Hari.
Paraurma jayant is 2nd day of
Ka paka of Mrgara month
His father is Jamadagni, Mother
Reuk
From Viu Koa:
athta sapravakymi rma
mantra mahd bhutam
kalpam eka evya jmadagnayo
mahbala 1
brahma ketrya vidmahe
katriyntya dhmahi tan no rma
pracodayt

rmat paraurmasya gyatry ea

mahd bht
rjya kt kali bhpn sarva
tantreu gopit 2
bharadvjo muni prokto gyatr
chanda ritam
rmn paraurmo'sya devat bhakta
vatsala 3
Procedure from the above lokas:
Do camana, pryma and
sakalpa then chant:
asya r paraurma gyatr
mantrasya
bharadvja i (touch head)
gyatr chanda (touch nose/mouth)
r paraurma devat (touch heart)
paraurma prtyarthe jape viniyoga
(turn open palms inward)
kara nysa

o brahma ketrya vidmahe

aguhbhy nama (touch
thumbs)
o katriyntya dhmahi
tarjanbhy nama (touch
forefingers)
o tan no rma pracodayt
madhyambhy nama (touch
middle fingers)
o brahma ketrya vidmahe
anmikbhy nama (touch ring
fingers)
o katriyntya dhmahi
kanihikbhy nama (touch little
fingers)
o tan no rma pracodayt karatala-kara-phbh nama (touch
front and back of hands)
aga nysa
o brahma ketrya vidmahe
hdayya nama (touch heart)

o katriyntya dhmahi irase

svh (touch head)
o tan no rma pracodayt ikhyai
vaa (touch ikh)
o brahma ketrya vidmahe
kavacya hu (touch shoulders)
o katriyntya dhmahi
netrbhy vaua (touch eyes)
o tan no rma pracodayt astrya
pha (claps hands)
o bhr bhuvas suvar om iti digbandha (snap fingers & encircle the
head)
Paraurma Dhynas (I still have to do
more research but apparently there
are three meditation lokas one for
Sttvika Paraurma, Rjasika
Paraurma and Tmasika
Paraurma. I have to ask my
Pcartra guru what these different
forms are worshiped for.)

Sttvika Paraurma
sttvika veta vara ca bhasmod
dhlita vigraham
agnihotra sthalsna nn muni
ga vtam 1
kambalsana mrha svara tra
kugulim
veta vastra dvayopeta juhvanta
nta mnasam 2
Rjasika Paraurma
dhyyec ca rjasa rma
kukumrua vigraham
kirina kualina parav abja
varbhayam 1
karair dadhanta tarua vipra
katraugha savtam
ptmbara kma rpa bla
nirkitam 2
Tmasika Paraurma

dhyyec ca tmasa katra rudhi

rkta paravadham
rakta netra karastha brahma
stra yama prabham 1
dhanuakra saghoa santrasta
bhuvana trayam
catur bhu mualina sakruddha
bhrt sayutam 2
After chanting one of these
meditational verses then do japa of
Paraurama gyatr as follows:
o brahma ketrya vidmahe
katriyntya dhmahi tan no rma
pracodayt