Sri Narasimha Avatara Churnika

itthaM dAnavedendra hiraNyakashipuH parigRhymANavairaH, vairAnubandhAjvalyamAnaroshAnalaH, roshAnalajaMghanyAmAnavijnAnavinayaH, vinayagAmbhIryajegIyAmAnahRudayaH, hRudayAchaMcalyAmanAtAmasaH, tAmasaguNachaMkrANasthairyo bhUtvA, visraMBheNa hukRutyA, bAlaM prahlAdaM paramabhAgavataM dhikkRutyA bhavataM shrIyaHpatiM asmin stambhe darishayeti, kanatakaMkanamayakaMkaNa kreMkArashabdapUrvakaM digadantidantabhEdanApATavaprashtene hastena sabhAmaNDapastambhe prATitA, prakShubitaparividAlitadashadigAntA tanmahAstambhAt baMbhajyAmAnAt, prodbhUtainjaMjamyAmAnainA, pralayavelAsambhUta saptaskaMbhadhurasamIrana saMghaTita ghorarajoghuShyAmAnA mahabalAhakavarganirgatanibiDaniShThuradussahAnighATasaMghanighoShanikAshachaTachaT spaTaspTaddhvanipramukha bhayAkarAravapuMjainA parivAptainA niravAshAm AkAshakuhurAntarAleShu paripUriteShu, prakShubitapraMkapitasvasvasthAnatayA paravaShainA nAntadodhUyAmAnahRudayainA pitAmaha mahEndra varuNA vAyushikhamukha charAcharajantujAlaisaha brahmANDakaTAlheShu parisphoTiteShu, bhagavAn shrIyaHpatiH shrImanAmAnarASyaNaH, bhaktAnAmabhayaMkaraH, duShTaniGraha shiShTaparipAlaNakShamaH, sharaNAgatavatsalaH, praphullapadmayugalashAsAchakrAcApahalakulishajalacharareKhAMkiTA chArucharaNa talaH, charaMachaMkraNa ghanavinamita vishvaviSvambharAbhAraudheya dikkuM bhikuM bhinasakuM bhInI dh karakUrmakulashikharaH, jarAshija shuNDAle shuNDA daNmaNdiTA praMda prachaMdamahUrastambhayugalaH, ghaNaghaNAyAmAN maNikiMkiNIkaNAmukharita mekhalAvalayavalayita pITAmbaraparishiTakaTi pradeIshaH, nirjaranimanagavartavartulakamalAakaragaMbhIra nAbhivivaraH, kulAcalasAnubhAgasadRisha karKa vishAla vakShasthalaH, durjanadanujadhairyaratikAlavitrAyAMaNA rakShorAjavakShobhAga viShankaTakShetravilekhanachaMgalAgaMgayAmAnA- sharaNAgatanayana cakoracandrarekhAyAmANAvajrAyudhapratimAnAbhAsamAnAni shatanakharataramukhanakharaH, shaMkhacakragADADkhaMgumaTaprati mukhanAnyAyudaH, mahitamahautuMgamahIdharaShRiMgasanibhaH, vIrasAgaravelAyAmANAliMkAvirAjamANaH, nirargala anekashatabhujArgalaH, maMjumaMjIramaNipuMjaranjiTamaMju lahArukEyUrakaMkaNakirITa- makarakuMDalAdibhUShaNa bhUShitaH, trivaliyutashikharishikarAbhaparinddha bandhurakandharaH, prakShaMpa kaMpita pArijATApAdapapallavaprAtikAshakopAveshanchalItAdharaH, sharatkAla meghaJamAMadhya dhadhaghAyAmANATaDillatAsamAnadedIpyAmANadaMShTRaMkuRaH, kalapAntakAla sakalabhuvanagrasanavilasanAvijRumbhANa saptajiBhAjihvAtulita taralatarAyAmANAvibhrAjamAnajiBhvaH, meRumaMdaramahAghUhAntarAla vistAravipulavakTranAsikAraMdraH nAsikAraMndra nissaraNibiDanishvAsanikarasaMghaTTanasaMkShobhita saMghaTTita saMghaTTa sphoTaspHoTa sphoTa sphoTa hRudiMda hRudiMda dhrutadhRuta nighaShTanighaShTa saptaSapta svanAni kAlaM prakAlitamAnanih SyandamAnAbahirābhyantarabAhya kashAparivfta vyApta ekAnekAbhedA shabdashabdashabdashabdAni haMsapaMktibhiH paripUrNachAruShaTashaTaviShANa muktAHemapranAlinIlihApulinagabhi nirbhinnastrigatastrigata vahnipraveShTibhiH praveShTibhiH pariveShTitaiH saMracitaiH praveShTitairapi vividhairvRuttijAlaiH anAvRttAnugatairghananAdaishca kAlenaiva kAlenaiva bhUyishThAbhUyishThA mohAtapashokaparavasAnaiH dAnavaiH pratidInairaveshTitaiH nissAranaiH prapAnivRuddhaiH samantAdapyuttarottaradhurmAmanAH paryantamanAvRttimatparispAradhUrAvRtteShu nAnAvasthAshitAiH svabhUtasvarUpairvRuttaisvaryasvabhAvaiH paricChadaiH paripoornaiH shatairapi sahasraihapi ayutaishapratijagatirAjye vyApakaiH prabhedabhinnamAnapratihatanirmalamani maNimaNiratatapratimaNDitagahanAn taptapinchchaputramaNimaNi vicitravi bhUShitaiH maNi prabhA vibhUShitaiH svashaktibhiH prakaShita svarUpaiH parispArNena paripUrNena sarvabhavenA bhUtavartIbhUtena ekaikaika ekadA ekadA dUraddUra gahanAntarAla vishAlanAshAbdAshravya vicalitasvarUpAnAmanAmanAmanA vibrateNa vyatIkAnta sanAtanena vibhUShita bAhyaH saMsThitaH paryanTaH paryantAmA udbabhUva

English Translation

Note: This text appears to be incomplete or truncated in the source. The Narasimha Avatara Churnika is a detailed prose description of Lord Narasimha's manifestation from the pillar to kill Hiranyakashipu. The Sanskrit text provided describes:

The demon king Hiranyakashipu, filled with enmity,

The fire of rage blazing from the chain of enmity,

His pride destroying all humility and wisdom,

His heart swelling with arrogance beyond measure,

His heart unsteady due to ignorance,

Established in the quality of darkness with firmness,

Roaring with great effort,

Having insulted the great devotee Prahlada, his own son,

And challenging the Lord of Lakshmi, saying "Show yourself to me in this pillar,"

Striking the assembly hall pillar with hand movements adorned with golden bangles making clicking sounds,

From that great pillar, emerged the Lord,

Causing the ten directions and all directions to tremble,

Making the seven worlds shake with the sound of his emergence,

With a fierce roar resembling the cosmic dissolution,

With great clouds of tears issuing from his body,

Creating noise that filled all the sky and atmosphere,

Causing all creatures including Brahma, Indra, Varuna, Vayu, and birds to tremble,

Bursting the egg-shaped universes,

The Lord of Lakshmi, the beautiful Narayana,

Fear to the devotees,

Destroyer of wickedness, protector of the good,

Compassionate to those who seek refuge,

With lotus-like hands, wheel, bow, trident, and other weapons,

Whose soft lotus-feet bear the weight of all worlds,

Adorned with golden garments and ornaments,

With multiple arms stretching in all directions,

Wearing gem-studded bracelets, earrings, and crown,

With mighty shoulders like mountain peaks,

Whose waist is slender and beautiful,

With a deep navel like a whirlpool,

Chest broad as a mountain,

Fierce thighs that strike fear into enemies,

With nails like adamant (diamond),

With conch, discus, mace, and other weapons,

Resplendent like a mountain,

With the roar of an ocean,

Adorned with many ornaments,

Surrounded by the sounds of conches and drums,

His terrifying tongues flickering,

Like the sunset at the end of time,

Devouring all worlds,

With a face spreading across the heavens,

Nasal passages breathing out hot winds,

Creating sounds of "hRudiMda hRudiMda, dhrutadhRuta,"

With thunderous noises that create fear,

...

Thus the Lord appeared.