Shivleela Amrit Adhyay 11 1.1

The text presented reflects a deep devotional sentiment towards Lord Shiva, encapsulated in the pivotal verses that request forgiveness for various transgressions, whether through words, actions, or thoughts. It establishes a connection with the divine, invoking the grace of Lord Mahadeva.

Shiv Leela Amrit is a significant devotional work consisting of 14 chapters and 2,453 verses. Composed by the revered Marathi poet and saint Shridhar Swami Nazarekar in 1718 AD, it was written near the river Brahma Kamandalu in Baramati, close to the Kashi Vishveshwar temple. This context enriches the text's spiritual depth and cultural significance.

This poem holds a special place in the hearts of devotees of Lord Shiva, many of whom incorporate its recitation into their daily rituals. Notably, the 11th Chapter of Shivleela Amrit is particularly favored and read regularly.

The recommendation for reading this chapter daily—ideally starting on a Monday—suggests a structured approach to engage with this spiritual literature. Devotees believe that consistent recitation yields profound benefits, such as longevity, freedom from grave sins like homicide and alcoholism, merit equivalent to the donation of a thousand cows, and ultimately, liberation from untimely death and attainment of Shiva’s abode.

App Features:

• Shivleelaamrit 11th Chapter in Marathi
• Audio recording of the 11th Chapter
• Mahamrityunjay Mantra
• Shiva-Gayatri Mantra
• User-friendly interface with images of Lord Shiva

This application is explicitly designed for those who hold a devotion to Lord Shiva.

Note: The audio contained in this app is intended solely for personal use.