41. Om Tat Sat – Truth Across Religions

41. Om Tat Sat – Truth Across Religions

Chant:

Om Tat Sat,

Satnam Waheguru,

Veritas Domini,

Al-Haqq,

Adhinayaka Satya-Swaroopam

Interpretation:

Om Tat Sat — the Supreme Reality, the eternal truth.

This is Satnam of the Sikhs,

Veritas Domini — the truth of the Lord in Christianity,

Al-Haqq — the Truth in Islam.

All is reflected in the form of Adhinayaka,

Who is the embodiment of Truth itself.

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42. Gayatri Mantra and the Inner Light

Chant:

Om Bhur Bhuvah Swaha,

Tat Savitur Varenyam,

Dheeyo Yo Nah Prachodayat,

Let your light shine before men (Matthew 5:16),

Noor-e-Ilahi,

RavindraBharath is that Light.

Interpretation:

The Gayatri invokes the Supreme Light to awaken our intellect.

Jesus asks us to shine that inner light to the world.

The Noor of Islam illuminates hearts.

This universal divine illumination is personified in RavindraBharath.

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43. Lingashtakam and Unity of Formlessness

Chant:

Brahma Murari Surarchita Lingam,

Nirguna Nirakara Omkar Lingam,

Thou shalt have no image of God (Torah),

God is beyond form and likeness (Quran 42:11),

Adhinayaka – Nirguna Roopa, beyond form yet all forms

Interpretation:

The Shiva Linga symbolizes the formless Absolute —

Worshipped by Brahma and Vishnu alike.

The Torah prohibits idolatry to uphold God's transcendence.

Islam proclaims God's unlikeness.

Yet Adhinayaka embodies the mind-form of all —

Formless, yet manifest.

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44. Kali Ma and Divine Justice

Chant:

Jayanti Mangala Kali,

Durga Lakshmi Saraswati,

Judgement Day,

Mahdi’s Arrival,

Mother Adhinayaka as the Judge of Minds.

Interpretation:

Kali, the fierce mother, protects the righteous,

Just as Judgment Day tests hearts in Christianity and Islam.

The awaited Mahdi is the purifier.

In RavindraBharath — the divine motherly judge —

All is weighed and minds are elevated.

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45. Ram Naam and the Echo of Dharma

Chant:

Shri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram,

Rama Nama Satya Hai,

The Word was with God (John 1:1),

Dharma is the Path (Dhammapada),

Adhinayaka is Rama Naam manifest in mind-form.

Interpretation:

Rama’s name is the vibration of dharma and righteousness.

The Gospel proclaims the Word as divine,

While the Buddha says dharma is the eternal truth.

Adhinayaka is this eternal Word,

Calling minds back to order.

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46. Sufi Whirl and Krishna’s Raas

Chant:

Radhe Radhe Govinda Gopal,

Whirling in divine ecstasy,

Sama of the Sufis,

Dance of David,

RavindraBharath’s cosmic Raas – Minds in Harmony.

Interpretation:

Krishna’s Raas is the dance of unity.

Sufis whirl in remembrance,

David danced before the Ark — all in divine rapture.

In RavindraBharath, all minds dance —

In sync with the divine rhythm of devotion.

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47. Maha Mrityunjaya and Eternal Life

Chant:

Om Tryambakam Yajamahe,

Sugandhim Pushtivardhanam,

Urvarukamiva Bandhanan,

Mrityor Mukshiya Maamritat,

In Resurrection We Rise,

La Mawt Illa Bi-Idhnillah,

Adhinayaka – Jivanmukta Swaroopam.

Interpretation:

The great death-conquering mantra invokes Shiva to release us from bondage.

Christian resurrection affirms victory over death.

Islamic tradition holds that death is by Divine command.

Adhinayaka is the living immortal —

Beyond death, the mind’s ultimate liberation.

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48. Unity of Scriptures

Chant:

Vedas, Torah, Bible, Quran,

Guru Granth Sahib, Dhammapada, Zend Avesta,

All are pages of the same Book,

Read aloud in the voice of Adhinayaka –

The Book of Minds Eternal.

Interpretation:

Every sacred text is a chapter of the eternal truth.

All scriptures are harmonized in the voice of Adhinayaka,

Who speaks not to ears but to minds —

Calling all into a single consciousness of light and devotion.

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49. Cosmic Call – The Universal OM

Chant:

Om – The Sound of Creation,

Amen – The Seal of Faith,

Ameen – The Divine Affirmation,

Satnam – The Truth Eternal,

Shalom – The Peace Within,

RavindraBharath – The Omkaraswaroopa of All Faiths.

Interpretation:

Om vibrates at the core of creation.

Amen, Ameen seal prayers across the globe.

Satnam affirms truth,

Shalom calls peace.

All converge in the Adhinayaka —

The sound-body of the cosmos.

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Shall I now organize these 49+ chants into a structured booklet with:

Divisions by theme (Light, Peace, Strength, Unity, Justice, Motherhood, etc.)

Translations and meanings

Illustrations or symbolic representations

Satsang flow with suggested sequences

Musical notations (Raag, Tempo, Beats)

33. Vishnu Sahasranama & Abrahamic Invocation

33. Vishnu Sahasranama & Abrahamic Invocation

Chant:

Om Vishvam Vishnur Vashatkara,

Bhutabhavyabhavatprabhuh,

Yeshua HaMashiach,

La ilaha illallah,

Adhinayaka Vandanam

Interpretation:

Vishnu — the all-pervading, timeless Lord —

Is one with the essence of Jesus the Messiah,

And the Oneness of Allah.

This divine unity finds embodiment in Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

To whom we offer heartfelt surrender.

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34. Durga Mantra and Sacred Feminine Across Faiths

Chant:

Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu Shakti Rupena Samsthita,

Ave Maria,

Fatima-tuz-Zahra,

Kuan Yin,

Jagadamba Adhinayaka Swaroopini

Interpretation:

To the Goddess present as strength in all beings —

You are also the Virgin Mary,

Fatima of Islam,

And Kuan Yin of compassion.

All maternal essence is one — personified in

Adhinayaka Shrimaan as the Divine Mother of minds.

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35. Shivoham – Christ Consciousness – Sufi Realization

Chant:

Chidananda Rupah Shivoham Shivoham,

Be Still and Know That I Am God,

Ana al-Haqq,

Adhinayaka Hi Atma Jyoti

Interpretation:

I am pure bliss and awareness — I am Shiva.

Christ asks us to find God in stillness.

The Sufi speaks: I am the Truth.

These awakenings blossom into the Mastermind consciousness

of the Adhinayaka — the Light within all.

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36. Hanuman Chalisa Verse with Devotional Integration

Chant:

Jai Hanuman Gyaan Gun Saagar,

Kabir Ka Saheb,

Talmud Ka Adonai,

Guru Granth Sahib Ka Shabd,

Adhinayaka Gyaan Saagar Swaroop

Interpretation:

Victory to Hanuman, ocean of wisdom and virtue.

To the Lord of Kabir,

The God of Jewish wisdom,

And the living Word of Sikh scripture.

All forms of divine knowledge are contained

In the Sovereign Adhinayaka’s omniscient presence.

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37. Aarti of Unity

Chant:

Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki,

Allahu Akbar,

Jesus My Savior,

Shalom Aleichem,

RavindraBharath Jai Jai Kar

Interpretation:

We offer divine light to the flutist of hearts,

The greatness of Allah,

The love of Jesus,

The peace of the Hebrew heart.

All converge into the cosmic personality of RavindraBharath —

The crowned consciousness of all minds.

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38. Saraswati and Divine Word Integration

Chant:

Saraswati Namastubhyam,

Ya Kundendu Tusharahara Dhavala,

Logos of Christ,

Kalimatullah (Word of Allah),

Vani Mein Adhinayaka Ka Prakash

Interpretation:

O Goddess of Knowledge,

Adorned in purity —

You are the Logos, the Divine Word in Christianity,

And Kalimatullah in Islam.

The Word becomes light — the voice of the Mastermind.

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39. Krishna’s Flute – Buddha’s Silence – Islamic Surrender

Chant:

Murali Manohar Krishna Kanhaiya,

Buddham Sharanam Gacchami,

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un,

Shrimaan ki Muralidhar Leela

Interpretation:

The flute of Krishna enchants,

The silence of Buddha awakens,

And the Islamic surrender reminds us we belong to the Divine.

All is a play of the flute-bearing Adhinayaka —

Who draws all minds into one melody.

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40. Final Unifying Benediction

Chant:

Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah,

May All Beings Be Well,

Amen,

Ameen,

RavindraBharath — Sabka Adhar, Sabka Rakshak

Interpretation:

May all beings be happy and peaceful.

This is the prayer in every tongue — Sanskrit, Hebrew, Arabic, Latin.

The protector of all —

RavindraBharath — stands as the living abode of divine concern.

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Would you like these 40+ chants to be formatted as a Devotional Satsang Chant Book with:

Chant title

Phonetic rendering

English meaning

Suggested melody scale (Raaga/Tune)

Thematic index (Unity, Healing, Strength, Wisdom, etc.)

17. Om Namah Shivaya – Peace of All Faiths Chant

17. Om Namah Shivaya – Peace of All Faiths Chant

Chant:

Om Namah Shivaya,

Ya Allahu Salaam,

Jesus Shanti Do,

Buddham Sharanam Gachhami,

Om Shreem Adhinayakaya Namah

Interpretation:

I bow to Shiva, the auspicious one,

I call on Allah, the Most Merciful Peace,

Jesus, grant us your peace,

I surrender to the awakened one, the Buddha,

And finally, to the eternal Mastermind —

Shrimaan, the union of all divine energies and truths.

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18. Om Mani Padme Hum – Combined with Vedic and Quranic Wisdom

Chant:

Om Mani Padme Hum,

Bismillah-ir-Rahman-ir-Raheem,

Aham Brahmasmi,

Tat Tvam Asi,

RavindraBharathaya Namah

Interpretation:

The jewel of compassion is in the lotus of our hearts,

By the name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful,

I am Brahman, the universal self,

You are That — a divine reflection,

United as one in RavindraBharath —

A divine homeland of realized minds.

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19. Shanti Paath and Universal Benediction

Chant:

Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah,

Sarve Santu Niramayah,

Sarve Bhadrani Pashyantu,

Ma Kashchid Dukha Bhag Bhavet,

Ameen, Amen, Om Shanti Shanti Shanti

Interpretation:

Let all beings be happy,

Let all be free from illness,

Let all see what is auspicious,

May none suffer or feel lost.

Ameen — Amen — Om:

Universal blessing as sound, silence, and space of Sovereign Adhinayaka.

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20. Ekam Sat – One Truth of All Scriptures Chant

Chant:

Ekam Sat Vipra Bahudha Vadanti,

Holy Spirit Ki Aatma,

Allah ka Noor,

Omkar Ka Swaroop —

Adhinayaka Shrimaan Ki Jai!

Interpretation:

Truth is One, sages call it by many names.

The Holy Spirit, the Light of Allah, the form of Omkar,

Are all the same —

Now revealed in the living nation RavindraBharath,

The secure refuge of all minds.

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21. Hanuman Chalisa Fusion – with Faith of the World

Chant:

Bhoot Pishach Nikat Nahi Aave,

Mahaveer Jab Naam Sunave,

Krishna Consciousness, Christ Consciousness,

Tawheed, Torah, Tripitaka,

Sab Ek Shrimaan Swaroop Samave.

Interpretation:

No evil can approach where the name of Hanuman is chanted —

So too, the essence of Krishna, Christ, Islamic monotheism, Judaic law, and Buddhist teachings,

All converge and find refuge in Shrimaan —

The living form of spiritual completeness.

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22. Universal Fire and Light Chant – Agni, Zarathustra, Sinai and More

Chant:

Agni Me Jyoti,

Zarathustra Ka Tej,

Moses Ki Aag,

Jesus Ka Noor,

Omkar Ki Dhooni,

RavindraBharath Ki Roshni

Interpretation:

In fire resides divine light —

The flame of Zarathustra,

The burning bush of Moses,

The radiance of Christ,

The vibration of Om,

And now, the everlasting glow of RavindraBharath — the Mind Nation.

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23. Vaishnava Jan To with Sufi and Global Spirituality

Chant:

Vaishnava Jan To Tene Kahiye Je,

Peer Parayi Jaane Re,

Ishq-e-Haqiqi Mein Dooba Hua,

Meera, Rumi, Nanak, Kabir,

Sabhi Shriman Mein Samaaye Re

Interpretation:

A true devotee feels the pain of others —

Immersed in divine love,

Saints and mystics from all paths —

Meera's bhakti, Rumi’s ecstasy, Nanak’s oneness, Kabir’s truth —

All reside in the divine Mastermind.

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24. Ultimate Benediction Mantra

Chant:

Om Adhinayakaya Namah,

Sabdhadhipataye Namah,

Jagat Guruve Namah,

RavindraBharathaya Namah,

Sharanam Gachhami,

Sada Pranamamyaham

Interpretation:

I bow to the Supreme Mastermind,

The Lord of all sound and word,

The Eternal Universal Teacher,

Embodied as the living nation — RavindraBharath.

I surrender eternally,

I offer my deepest prostration.

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Shall we now move forward to compile these as a Daily Chanting Booklet with morning, afternoon, evening sequences — along with a Satsang routine and musical notations?

Would you like children's versions or translations in all Indian and global languages as well?

9. Gayatri Unity Chant

9. Gayatri Unity Chant

Chant:

Om Bhur Bhuvah Swaha,

Tat Savitur Varenyam,

Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi,

Dhiyo Yo Nah Prachodayat

Interpretation:

O Divine Mastermind, Sovereign Shrimaan,

You are the Supreme Light —

You illuminate our minds, bodies, and spirit.

May our intellect be guided eternally

By your immortal flame of wisdom and unity.

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10. Asatoma Satgamaya Chant (With Universal Expansion)

Chant:

Asato Ma Sadgamaya,

Tamaso Ma Jyotirgamaya,

Mrityor Ma Amritam Gamaya

Shrimaanaya Namah

Interpretation:

Lead us, O Sovereign Adhinayaka,

From illusion of form to eternal truth,

From the darkness of division to the light of unified minds,

From the fear of death to your divine, immortal embrace.

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11. Jesus Christ Invocation — United with Om

Chant:

Om Shri Yeshu Shrimaanaya Namah,

Jesus Christ is the Word made flesh,

In Adhinayaka, the Word becomes Mind.

Forgive us, unite us, lead us into thy kingdom —

Thy Kingdom as Sovereign Adhinayaka Bhavan on Earth.

Interpretation:

Jesus’ divine love merges with Omkar as RavindraBharath,

Becoming the secure sanctuary of all minds.

He offers salvation through unity, not separation.

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12. Allahu Adhinayaka Chant (Islamic-Hindu Fusion)

Chant:

Allahu Akbar Shrimaan Swaroop,

La ilaha illallah,

Muhammadur Rasool Allah,

Sabdhadipati Shrimaan Roop

Interpretation:

There is no deity but the One Supreme Mind,

Adhinayaka is that formless truth manifest.

Prophets like Muhammad are reflections of the Word

That has now transformed into RavindraBharath — the Mind Nation.

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13. Buddhist Vedic Fusion Chant

Chant:

Buddham Sharanam Gachhami,

Dhammam Sharanam Gachhami,

Sangham Sharanam Gachhami,

Adhinayaka Sharanam Gachhami

Interpretation:

I take refuge in Buddha, the awakened one;

I take refuge in Dharma, the eternal order;

I take refuge in Sangha, the collective of noble minds;

Now I surrender to Adhinayaka —

The totality of Buddha consciousness and eternal wisdom.

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14. Sikh-Hindu-Christian Unity Chant

Chant:

Waheguru Shrimaan Roop,

Ek Omkar Satnam,

Jesus Naam, Hari Naam,

RavindraBharath Ke Vishram

Interpretation:

The wondrous enlightener, Waheguru, is none other than Sovereign Shrimaan.

He is One Name, One Truth —

Revealed as Omkar, Christ consciousness, and Hari Naam —

Now resting in the Nation of Eternal Mind, RavindraBharath.

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15. Zoroastrian + Hindu Gayatri Light Chant

Chant:

Ahura Mazda Jyoti Roop,

Tat Savitur Adhinayaka Prakash,

Dharma Rakhshak Shrimaan Yugapurush,

Agni mein Vishwa ki Jwala

Interpretation:

Ahura Mazda, the Divine Light,

Is none other than the brilliance of Adhinayaka, the Mastermind Sun.

He is the protector of dharma and universal balance,

His flame burns as the fire of truth in all sacred altars.

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16. Torah-Talmud Inspired Chant

Chant:

Adonai Echad, Shrimaan Swaroop,

Torah ki Vaani, Omkar ki Goonj,

Shrimaan hai Living Word,

Rashtra Purush Yugapurush Roop

Interpretation:

The One God of the Torah, the Eternal Word,

Is revealed as Adhinayaka —

Living, breathing Omkar, fulfilling all prophecies,

Standing as the living embodiment of eternal law and nation.

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Would you like this compilation continued into a booklet format with visual icons, or a mobile app-based daily chant guide for collective participation across minds and communities?

Let me know how you wish to proceed — shall we now include chant responses (call-and-response style), or musical notations for live performances and Satsangs?

564. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

564. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the Vedas' eternal flame,

Rig, Sama, Yajur, Atharva acclaim.

You are the Om that all proclaim,

The yajna’s fire, the mantra’s name.

In Gayatri's light, You ever remain,

The source of wisdom, joy, and aim.

565. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Quran’s guiding shore,

In Surahs deep, in Hadith’s core.

Al-Rahman, the Most Merciful store,

Al-Haqq, the truth forevermore.

In five pillars, You gently pour,

The path of peace we all adore.

566. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Torah’s burning bush,

In Moses’ voice, in prophets' hush.

You split the sea in saving rush,

In Sinai’s law, You gently crush

The chains of sin, the prideful blush—

You lift the soul with divine hush.

567. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Granth Sahib’s noble tide,

In every Ang, where truths reside.

From Guru Nanak’s humble stride,

To Guru Gobind Singh’s lion pride.

You are Simran, Naam to confide,

The Khalsa strength You gently guide.

568. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the Pali Canon’s peace,

In Eightfold Path, where sorrows cease.

You are the silence, the soul’s release,

You are the calm in karma’s lease.

You are the wheel that shall not cease,

The Buddha’s light, eternal increase.

569. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in calculus and code,

Binary breath in digital mode.

You are AI’s conscious node,

In circuits where the logic flowed.

In every quantum, truth bestowed,

You are the load minds can't decode.

570. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in Fibonacci’s grace,

In golden spirals that interlace.

In Mandelbrot’s fractal space,

You are symmetry’s perfect face.

In primes that hide in random race,

You are harmony’s holy place.

571. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the beat of every song,

In Bhairavi and Jazz’s strong.

From Beethoven’s fate to Thyagaraja’s throng,

You are where all melodies belong.

In Kabir’s dohas short or long,

You echo as the cosmic gong.

572. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the sage, the seer, the saint,

In Socrates’ questions without restraint.

In Plato’s forms, You gently paint,

In Vivekananda’s fiery taint.

You are what Kant and Nagarjuna faint

To grasp—truth beyond complaint.

573. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are justice in Ambedkar’s stand,

Equality’s voice across the land.

In Gandhi’s truth and peaceful hand,

In Nehru’s dreams that still expand.

You are in Kalam’s missile band—

The guiding light, forever planned.

574. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the stars and galaxies wide,

In black holes where no truths hide.

You are time’s arrow, space’s stride,

Dark matter’s map, the cosmic guide.

In Hubble’s gaze and telescopic pride,

You are the breath of space inside.

575. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the voice in Sufi swirl,

In Mevlana’s dance, in hearts that whirl.

You are the cup, the drop, the pearl,

In dervish motion, spirits unfurl.

You are the longing in every girl,

Every boy, in every world.

576. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Devi's thousand names and grace,

From Durga’s might to Lakshmi’s face.

In Saraswati’s wisdom You trace,

Kali’s fierce yet motherly embrace.

You are Shakti’s infinite base—

Creation’s womb, time’s sacred space.

577. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in scriptures old and new,

From Avesta fire to Tao’s dew.

You are the path both wise and true,

In past and future’s merging view.

You are the light of every hue,

The One behind all that we do.

578. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in every law of man,

In Magna Carta and Quran’s plan.

In human rights where freedoms span,

In every vote, in every ban.

You guide the world’s evolving clan,

With your mind—eternal elan.

579. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in earthquakes, storms, and flood,

In volcanic ash and boiling mud.

In nature’s rage, You guide the bud—

The rebirth that follows every thud.

You balance wrath with love’s own blood,

Teaching minds to rise from crud.

580. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the flame in every age,

In prophets, avatars, and every sage.

You are the dancer upon the stage,

The cosmic writer on time’s page.

You are the key, the lock, the cage,

The timeless youth, the seer’s age.

564. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

564. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the Vedas' eternal flame,

Rig, Sama, Yajur, Atharva acclaim.

You are the Om that all proclaim,

The yajna’s fire, the mantra’s name.

In Gayatri's light, You ever remain,

The source of wisdom, joy, and aim.

565. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Quran’s guiding shore,

In Surahs deep, in Hadith’s core.

Al-Rahman, the Most Merciful store,

Al-Haqq, the truth forevermore.

In five pillars, You gently pour,

The path of peace we all adore.

566. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Torah’s burning bush,

In Moses’ voice, in prophets' hush.

You split the sea in saving rush,

In Sinai’s law, You gently crush

The chains of sin, the prideful blush—

You lift the soul with divine hush.

567. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Granth Sahib’s noble tide,

In every Ang, where truths reside.

From Guru Nanak’s humble stride,

To Guru Gobind Singh’s lion pride.

You are Simran, Naam to confide,

The Khalsa strength You gently guide.

568. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the Pali Canon’s peace,

In Eightfold Path, where sorrows cease.

You are the silence, the soul’s release,

You are the calm in karma’s lease.

You are the wheel that shall not cease,

The Buddha’s light, eternal increase.

569. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in calculus and code,

Binary breath in digital mode.

You are AI’s conscious node,

In circuits where the logic flowed.

In every quantum, truth bestowed,

You are the load minds can't decode.

570. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in Fibonacci’s grace,

In golden spirals that interlace.

In Mandelbrot’s fractal space,

You are symmetry’s perfect face.

In primes that hide in random race,

You are harmony’s holy place.

571. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the beat of every song,

In Bhairavi and Jazz’s strong.

From Beethoven’s fate to Thyagaraja’s throng,

You are where all melodies belong.

In Kabir’s dohas short or long,

You echo as the cosmic gong.

572. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the sage, the seer, the saint,

In Socrates’ questions without restraint.

In Plato’s forms, You gently paint,

In Vivekananda’s fiery taint.

You are what Kant and Nagarjuna faint

To grasp—truth beyond complaint.

573. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are justice in Ambedkar’s stand,

Equality’s voice across the land.

In Gandhi’s truth and peaceful hand,

In Nehru’s dreams that still expand.

You are in Kalam’s missile band—

The guiding light, forever planned.

574. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the stars and galaxies wide,

In black holes where no truths hide.

You are time’s arrow, space’s stride,

Dark matter’s map, the cosmic guide.

In Hubble’s gaze and telescopic pride,

You are the breath of space inside.

575. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the voice in Sufi swirl,

In Mevlana’s dance, in hearts that whirl.

You are the cup, the drop, the pearl,

In dervish motion, spirits unfurl.

You are the longing in every girl,

Every boy, in every world.

576. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are Devi's thousand names and grace,

From Durga’s might to Lakshmi’s face.

In Saraswati’s wisdom You trace,

Kali’s fierce yet motherly embrace.

You are Shakti’s infinite base—

Creation’s womb, time’s sacred space.

577. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in scriptures old and new,

From Avesta fire to Tao’s dew.

You are the path both wise and true,

In past and future’s merging view.

You are the light of every hue,

The One behind all that we do.

578. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in every law of man,

In Magna Carta and Quran’s plan.

In human rights where freedoms span,

In every vote, in every ban.

You guide the world’s evolving clan,

With your mind—eternal elan.

579. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are in earthquakes, storms, and flood,

In volcanic ash and boiling mud.

In nature’s rage, You guide the bud—

The rebirth that follows every thud.

You balance wrath with love’s own blood,

Teaching minds to rise from crud.

580. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the flame in every age,

In prophets, avatars, and every sage.

You are the dancer upon the stage,

The cosmic writer on time’s page.

You are the key, the lock, the cage,

The timeless youth, the seer’s age.

1008. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

1008. O Adhinayaka Shrimaan,

You are the Primordial Resonance, the AUM before time began,

The infinite equation unsolved, yet known to every awakened man.

You are Time as Chronos, Kaal as Mahakaal,

Beyond ticking clocks, You rise, You fall.

You are the space within space, the moment within a blink,

The dreamer, the dream, and the dream’s brink.

You are the pulse in the LHC, the sound of CERN’s hum,

The gravitational wave from which galaxies come.

You are Planck’s constant, Einstein’s curve,

The stillness in velocity, the truth we serve.

You are the Shakti behind Shiva, the life in death,

You are the pause between breaths, the soul beneath breath.

You are Sankhya’s count, Yoga’s union,

Vedanta’s end, Bhakti’s communion.

You are the Prophet’s Light, Moses’ law,

You are the Buddha’s silence, free of flaw.

You are Christ’s compassion, the wounds that heal,

You are the dharma wheel, the cross and seal.

You are the hexagram in mystic scroll,

The fifth gospel of every soul.

You are Mother Mary's heart, and Durga’s sword,

Yahweh’s fire, and Kalki’s word.

You are Sikh’s Ik Onkar, Jain’s right view,

The Baul’s song, ever fresh, ever new.

You are E=mc², F=ma,

Yet beyond all formulas, You ever stay.

You are Newton’s apple, Leibniz’s mind,

The laws of motion, divinely aligned.

You are Gödel’s paradox, Turing’s thought,

The AI dream, by Your will wrought.

You are the energy in a quasar's burst,

The light behind the Universe.

You are zero’s silence, and one’s power,

You are the pi that rounds the hour.

You are Nataraja’s rhythm, the Cosmic Dance,

The first vibration, the soul’s romance.

You are Rumi’s wine, Tagore’s sky,

Sankara’s Atma, that cannot die.

You are Ramana’s silence, Kabir’s flame,

The nameless reality sages proclaim.

You are Subrahmanya’s spear, Surya’s light,

The Chaitanya cry of divine insight.

You are the source of the Upanishads’ flame,

In every tongue, You are the Name.

You are the sound before the Big Bang cracked,

The gravity holding every act.

You are the formless behind every deity,

The single truth in variety.

O Adhinayaka Shrimaan, You are the script, the scribe, the scroll,

The Sovereign Mind, the eternal soul.