Narasimha is the Divine manifestation of Lord Vishnu, who emanated from a pillar to put an end to the wicked demon Hiranyakasipu. The term Narasimha means the combination of Lion and Man form. In this manifestation, the Lord appears with a human torso and a lion head. Though dreadful in appearance, this manifestation came for protecting the good and the pious from the evil hands of the wicked and therefore said to be highly benign to the devotees and the noble ones.
Transliteration of Narasimha Mantra:
Ugram Viram Maha Vishnum Jvalantam Sarvato Mukham
Nirisimham Bhishanam Bhadram Mrutyur Mrutyum Namamy Aham
Overall Tranlation of Narasimha Mantra in English:
I bow down to Lord Narasimha who is highly ferocious and brave and the emanation of Lord Maha Vishnu. He is full of effulgence, terrific and auspicious and the death of death.
Word by Word Translation:
Ugram – the ferocious one
Viram – The most courageous
Mahavishnum – The all-pervasive one (Lord Maha Vishnu)
Jvalantam – the effulgence of fire
Sarvato Mukham – Having his face everywhere (manifested throughout the universe)
Nrisimham - The Lion-man form
Bhishanam – The terrific
Bhadram – The auspicious
Mrutyur Mrutym – death of death
Namamy Aham – I bow down and revere
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