শ্ৰী মধ্ৱাচাৰ্য কৃত দ্ৱাদশ স্তোত্ৰ - দ্ৱিতীযস্তোত্ৰম্

The Dvadasha Stotra is a celebrated collection of twelve hymns composed by the Dvaita philosopher Madhvacharya. The second hymn specifically focuses on the auspicious qualities of Lord Vishnu, described here as the consort of Lakshmi and the protector of the righteous. Through poetic metaphors, the verses highlight the Lord's role in subduing the arrogant while providing refuge to the virtuous. Chanting this hymn is believed to foster deep devotion, remove ignorance, and grant spiritual clarity. It serves as a profound meditation on the supreme nature of Narayana, encouraging devotees to surrender their ego and attain inner peace through divine grace.