śrī veṅkaṭeśvara śaraṇāgati stotram (saptarṣi kṛtam)

This sacred hymn is attributed to the seven great sages, or Saptarishis, who sought refuge at the holy hills of Seshachalam. Dedicated to Lord Venkateswara, the eternal consort of Goddess Lakshmi and the supreme protector of the Kali Yuga, this Stotram serves as a powerful instrument of surrender. By chanting these verses with devotion, a seeker invites the grace of Lord Vishnu, who is pleased by the power of the sages' words. It is believed to cleanse the mind of worldly burdens and bestow divine peace, spiritual liberation, and the constant protection of the Lord of Seven Hills.