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II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

वेदराशीचिया सामा - I आत बृहत्साम जें प्रियोत्तमा I तें मी म्हणे रमा - I प्राणेश्वरु II 281 II
गायत्रीछंद जें म्हणिजे I तें सकळां छंदामाजीं माझें I स्वरूप हें जाणिजे I निभ्रात तुवां II 282 II
मासांआंत मार्गशीरु I तो मी म्हणे शार्ङ्गधरु I ऋतूंमाजीं कुसुमाकरु I वसंतु तो मी II 283 II

"The Sama Ved contains praises for deities such as Indra, Agni, and Som, as well as hymns that invoke the Supreme Being, emphasizing devotion and musical chanting as a path to understanding the divine. Lord Krishna said, the finest Bruhatsam praises in Sama Ved is Me. 
Gayatri chhanda is a prominent  poetic structure consisting of three lines (called padas), with each line containing eight syllables, totaling 24 syllables. It is considered a sacred meter in Vedic literature, forming the structure of the Gayatri Mantra.
The chhanda itself is named after the Gayatri Mantra and is considered one of the major Vedic meters, with the sage Vishwamitra credited as its composer. Know Me as Gayatri Chhanda said Lord Krishna to Arjun.
Among the six seasons (Rutus) in the Hindu calendar, Spring (Vasant Rutu), the season of renewal and blooming flowers is Me. Among the twelve months in the Hindu calendar, Margashirsha is Me."

II श्रीराम जय राम जय जय राम II

II श्रीसद्गुरूचरणार्पमस्तु II