Somanatha Vaidyanatha

सोमनाथं वैद्यनाथं धन्वंतरिमधाश्विनौ ।
एतान् संस्मरतः प्रातः व्याधिः स्पर्श न विद्यते ।।
somanāthaṃ vaidyanāthaṃ dhanvaṃtarimadhāśvinau .
etān saṃsmarataḥ prātaḥ vyādhiḥ sparśa na vidyate ..
One who remembers Somanātha (Lord Śiva), Vaidyanātha (the healer Śiva), Dhanvantari (the divine physician), and the twin Ashvinis (divine doctors of the gods) every morning will not be touched by disease.

 

  • सौमनाथं (somanāthaṃ) – Lord Somanātha; a form of Śiva associated with the moon.
  • वैद्यनाथं (vaidyanāthaṃ) – Lord Vaidyanātha; Śiva in his form as the divine healer.
  • धन्वन्तरिम् (dhanvaṃtarim) – Dhanvantari; the divine physician and deity of Ayurveda.
  • अश्विनौ (aśvinau) – The twin Ashvins; divine physicians who serve as healers of the gods.
  • एतान् (etān) – These; referring to the mentioned deities.
  • संस्मरतः (saṃsmarataḥ) – Remembering; holding in remembrance or recalling with reverence.
  • प्रातः (prātaḥ) – In the morning; at the beginning of the day.
  • व्याधिः (vyādhiḥ) – Disease; ailments or afflictions.
  • स्पर्शः (sparśaḥ) – Touch; contact or influence.
  • न (na) – Not; negation, indicating that disease will not.
  • विद्यते (vidyate) – Exist; be present or come into contact.
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This verse emphasizes the power of remembering divine forms of healing and protection. It acknowledges specific deities associated with health and well-being: Lord Somanātha as a comforting presence, Lord Vaidyanātha as the ultimate healer, Dhanvantari as the harbinger of Ayurvedic wisdom, and the Ashvins as skilled healers of both humans and gods. Chanting this verse with faith each morning strengthens one’s connection with these divine forms, invoking their blessings to prevent illness and maintain health.

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