According to the text, who is the protector from all calamities?

According to the text, Krishna is the protector from all calamities (sarvāpatsu).

Who are described as manifestations of the divine?

Gods like Agni, Varuna, Chandra, Surya, Yama, Kubera, Pavana, Ishana, Brahma, Isha, Sesha, Dharma, Indra, sages, humans, demons, Yakshas, Rakshasas, and Kinnaras are described as manifestations of the divine.

What is the benefit of reciting this Stotram in the morning?

Reciting this sacred Stotram in the morning eliminates fear of fire in every lifetime (vahnitō na bhavēttasya bhayaṁ janmani janmani).

When should this Stotram be recited to find relief?

This Stotram should be recited when afflicted by enemies, in a forest fire, in danger, or facing a life-threatening crisis to find relief (śatrugrastē ca dāvāgnau vipattau prāṇasaṅkaṭē).

What are the benefits of reciting this Stotram according to the text?

Reciting this Stotram leads to the destruction of enemy forces, victory everywhere, devotion to Hari in this world, and eternal servitude to Him in the end (śatrusainyaṁ kṣayaṁ yāti sarvatra vijayī bhavēt).

śrī kr̥ṣṇa stōtram (bāla kr̥taṁ)

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Krishna Stotra

bālā ūcuḥ |
yathā saṁrakṣitaṁ brahman sarvāpatsvēva naḥ kulam |
tathā rakṣāṁ kuru punardāvāgnērmadhusūdana || 1 ||

tvamiṣṭadēvatā:’smākaṁ tvamēva kuladēvatā |
sraṣṭā pātā ca saṁhartā jagatāṁ ca jagatpatē || 2 ||

vahnirvā varuṇō vā:’pi candrō vā sūrya ēva ca |
yamaḥ kubēraḥ pavana īśānādyāśca dēvatāḥ || 3 ||

brahmēśaśēṣadharmēndrā munīndrā manavaḥ smr̥tāḥ |
mānavāśca tathā daityā yakṣarākṣasakinnarāḥ || 4 ||

yē yē carācarāścaiva sarvē tava vibhūtayaḥ |
āvirbhāvastirōbhāvaḥ sarvēṣāṁ ca tavēcchayā || 5 ||

abhayaṁ dēhi gōvinda vahnisaṁharaṇaṁ kuru |
vayaṁ tvāṁ śaraṇaṁ yāmō rakṣa tvaṁ śaraṇāgatān || 6 ||

ityēvamuktvā tē sarvē tasthurdhyātvā padāmbujam |
dūrībhūtastu dāvāgniḥ śrīkr̥ṣṇāmr̥tadr̥ṣṭitaḥ || 7 ||

dūrībhūtē ca dāvāgnau nanr̥tustē mudānvitāḥ |
sarvāpadaḥ praṇaśyanti harismaraṇamātrataḥ || 8 ||

idaṁ stōtraṁ mahāpuṇyaṁ prātarūtthāya yaḥ paṭhēt |
vahnitō na bhavēttasya bhayaṁ janmani janmani || 9 ||

śatrugrastē ca dāvāgnau vipattau prāṇasaṅkaṭē |
stōtramētat paṭhitvā tu mucyatē nā:’tra saṁśayaḥ || 10 ||

śatrusainyaṁ kṣayaṁ yāti sarvatra vijayī bhavēt |
iha lōkē harērbhaktimantē dāsyaṁ labhēddhruvam || 11 ||

iti śrībrahmavaivartē mahāpurāṇē śrīkr̥ṣṇajanmakhaṇḍē ēkōnaviṁśō:’dhyāyē bālakr̥ta śrī kr̥ṣṇa stōtram ||

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