Vratas, Nakṣatra Observances, Naivedya Rules, and Tithi-wise Devatā Worship
यथाच्युत !त्वं परतः परस्मात्स ब्रह्मभूतः परतः परस्मात् / तथाच्युतं मे कुरु वाञ्छितं सदा मया कृतं पापहराप्रमेय
yathācyuta !tvaṃ parataḥ parasmātsa brahmabhūtaḥ parataḥ parasmāt / tathācyutaṃ me kuru vāñchitaṃ sadā mayā kṛtaṃ pāpaharāprameya
Wahai Acyuta, Engkau melampaui yang melampaui, hakikat Brahman, melintasi segala. Maka, wahai Yang Tak Pernah Gagal, wahai Penghapus dosa yang tak terukur, penuhilah selalu permohonanku yang kupanjatkan.
Garuda (Vinata-putra), addressing Lord Vishnu (Acyuta)
Concept: Viṣṇu/Acyuta as Parātpara Brahman; the Lord is both the supreme metaphysical principle and the accessible remover of sins.
Vedantic Theme: Saguna Brahman as the doorway to realization of Parabrahman; non-dual supremacy with devotional address.
Application: Contemplate the Lord’s transcendence during japa/pūjā; align desires with dharma; use the prayer to cultivate humility and reduce ego-driven demands.
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: shanta
Type: inner contemplative space / sanctum-facing prayer
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.137 (stotra sequence emphasizing Acyuta’s supremacy and pāpa-haratva)
It affirms Vishnu as transcendent Parabrahman—beyond all levels of existence—making him the ultimate refuge for liberation and protection.
The verse explicitly invokes Vishnu as pāpa-hara (remover of sins), framing divine grace and sincere supplication as a means to overcome the burden of one’s past actions.
Use the verse as a daily prayer of surrender—acknowledge accountability (“mayā kṛtam”) and seek ethical renewal through devotion, restraint, and corrective action.