śrī madhvācārya kṛta dvādaśa stotra - ṣaṣṭamastotram

This is the sixth hymn from the Dwadasha Stotra series composed by the Dvaita philosopher Madhvacharya. It serves as a profound panegyric to Lord Vishnu, specifically invoking his Dashavatara incarnations including Kurma, Varaha, and Narasimha. By meditating on these divine manifestations, the devotee seeks protection from worldly fears and spiritual ignorance. The rhythmic verses emphasize the Lord as the ultimate sustainer of the universe. Regular recitation of this stotra is believed to cultivate unwavering devotion, grant inner strength, and help the seeker attain divine grace and liberation from the cycle of samsara.