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Samudra Vasane Devi : Full Shloka, Meaning, and Benefits
Samudra Vasane Devi Shloka
A gentle morning prayer seeking forgiveness from Mother Earth before placing our feet on her.
Shloka & Meaning
This shloka teaches kids to respect nature and show gratitude to the Earth, who nurtures and supports all life.
Sanskrit:
Samudra Vasane Devi, Parvata Stana Mandale
Vishnupatni Namastubhyam, Paada Sparsha Kshamasva Me
Meaning:
O Goddess Earth, draped in oceans and adorned with mountains,
Consort of Lord Vishnu, I bow to you.
Please forgive me for touching you with my feet.
Breaking Down the Magic Words (For Kids)
A simple explanation to help kids understand how the Earth is shown respect and love in this prayer.
- Samudra Vasane – “The one clothed by oceans.” The oceans are like Earth’s saree.
- Parvata Stana Mandale – “With mountains as her body.” The mountains are like Earth’s strong shoulders.
- Vishnupatni – “Wife of Lord Vishnu.” Earth is seen as a divine mother.
- Paada Sparsha Kshamasva – “Please forgive me for touching you with my feet.” A sign of humility.
Benefits of Chanting
This chant helps children develop gratitude, mindfulness, and a deep respect for nature.
- Teaches environmental respect and awareness.
- Helps kids start the day with humility and gratitude.
- Builds emotional grounding and calmness.
- Creates a gentle connection with Mother Earth.
Why, When & How to Chant
Easy guidance for kids to chant this prayer with meaning and respect.
- Why: To show love and gratitude to the Earth.
- When: First thing in the morning before stepping on the floor.
- How: Fold hands, close your eyes, and chant softly with gratitude.
