Hari Vayu Stuti part 1

Sri Madhvacharya is credited with the writing of the Dwadasha stotra which extols the various virtues and avatars of Sri Han or Vishnu. One day, during the daily recitation of the Dwadasha stotra, Sri Madhvacharya suddenly went inside his room indicating that he should not be disturbed. Finding this rather strange, Sri Trivikrarna Panditacharya, peeped in the room through the open window. He was shocked when he saw

1. Hanuman worshiping Sri Rama,
2. Bheemasena worshiping Sri Krishna
& 3. Sri Madhvacharya worshiping Sri Veda Vyasa.

Filled with trepidation, confusion, happiness, surprise, he quickly wrote a poem which he called Vayu stuti and presented it to Sri Madhvacharya. While not accepting the poem in its present form as it only extols his avatars, Sri Madhvacharya added two slokas (Nakha stuti) to the beginning and at the end of the Vayu stuti and called it as Sri HariVayu Stuthi. Nakha Stuti describes one of the avatars of Sri.Vishnu, Narasimha. The two slokas describing the power in just the Nakha (fingernail) of Narasimha. Sri Madhvacharya also indicated the benefit of reciting each sloka of Sri Hari Vayu Stuti, called Phala Stuti.

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• Hanuma
• Bheema
• Madhva
• Vayu
• Hari Vayu Stuti
• Vayu Stuti
• Vayu Stuthi
• Madhvacharya

[iambalajim]

Thank You Sunil

[bilgia]

do you have a document with your english version of sri hari vayustuti (the one used in this video)? The one i found has all the words joined together, no idea how to pronounce words...

[avrbadri]

thanks,ultimate stotra,was searching in net for a long time-god bless

[MrSbkbalaji]

very powerful mantra.



[MrSbkbalaji]

this mantra shows the power of vishnu.

[maxfunMT]

thank you!! this is a powerful stuthi and empowers one with will power, wisdom and strength! added are peace of mind, spreading of goodness to the world... thank you so much for posting this... I will say this everyday here on

[sunilanandatheertha]

Good effort to spread the power of Shri Hari Vayu stuthi. -Sunil Anandatheertha.