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
ഹേ അച്യുതാ! നീ പരാത്പരൻ, ബ്രഹ്മസ്വരൂപൻ, സർവാതീതൻ. അതുകൊണ്ട് ഹേ അച്യുതാ, ഹേ അപ്രമേയ പാപഹരാ! ഞാൻ ചെയ്ത പ്രാർത്ഥനപ്രകാരം എന്റെ അഭിലാഷം സദാ നിറവേറ്റണമേ.
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.