Vayu Stuthi by Dr. Vyasanakere Prabhanjanacharya on Friday, 5th February, 2016 at Amarajyothi Rayara Mata, Bangalore. Courtesy of Srimad Anandatheertha Pravachana Samithi.
15:26 Dr. Vyasanakere Prabhanjanacharyaru talks about how Hari-Vayu Stuthi came into being. Trivikrama Panditacharyaru used to recite the dwadasha-stotra outside the garba-gudi while Srimadacharyaru performed naivedya for Udupi Sri Krishna. The end of the naivedya was usually marked by the ringing of bells by Srimadacharyaru, and was usually completed within one recital of Dwadasha stotra by Trivikrama Panditacharyaru. One fine day, Trivikrama Panditacharyaru noticed that Srimadacharyaru was taking an unusually long time to perform naivedya. Even after completing Dwadasha stotra several times, Trivikrama Panditacharyaru didn't hear the ringing of bells. Becoming curious, Trivikrama Panditacharyaru peeked to have a look and was astonished to see Srimadacharyaru performing puja to Lord Rama as Hanumantha, to Lord Krishna as Bheemasena and to Lord Vedavyasa as Srimadacharyaru. Being overwhelmed and stunned by that sight, Trivikrama Panditacharyaru spontaneously began to express words of amazement in the form of shlokas, now known as the Vayu Stuthi. An immediate effect of reciting the powerful 41-shloka Vayu Stuthi everyday is vaakshuddi; that is, such people become influential speakers.
Respected sir., regards., refer 29.-30 of the lecture it gives the impression that if we speak from here to America the conversation travels at the speed of sound whereas actually it travels at the speed of lights. NamaskarGulu.
Can anyone kindly tell me the difference between vaayu and aanjaneya(since he is vaayuputhra). Because when we when we talk about praana devaru or vaayu devaru, we always refer to aanjaneya.. so please clarify are they both same?
Vayu devaru is jivottama, who comes 3rd in taratamya (hierarchy) after Narayana & Lakshmi Devi. He's equivalent to Brahma devaru (he's future Brahma). 3 among his forms are - Hanuman, bhimasena & madhwacharyaru. Vayudevaru = mukhyaprana
Chanting vayustuti require many restrictions on diet & lifestyle. One should not touch meat & liquor/cigarretes. Must follow strict brahmacharya & many other rules. Non Brahmins can chant madhwanaama as it is easy to learn & pronounce.
