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- വിഷ്ണു The preserver, who descends as avatars such as Rama and Krishna; the supreme deity of Vaishnava traditions. Ekadashi vrats are dedicated to him.
- ഓം ജയ് ജഗദീശ് ഹരേ Aarti of Vishnu (Jagdish, Lord of the world).
- Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram The thousand names of Vishnu that Bhishma teaches Yudhishthira in the Mahabharata, with the traditional opening prayers, nyasa and dhyana and the closing phala-shruti.
- Shantakaram Bhujagashayanam The best-known dhyana verse of Vishnu, recited in daily worship and before the Vishnu Sahasranama.
- Narayana Kavacham The protective armour of Narayana from the Bhagavata Purana, which Vishvarupa teaches Indra and by which Indra defeats the asuras.
- Om Namo Narayanaya (Ashtakshari Mantra) The eight-syllable mantra of Narayana (om-na-mo-nā-rā-ya-ṇā-ya).
- Vishnu Gayatri (Narayana Gayatri) The Gayatri of Narayana–Vishnu from the Mahanarayana Upanishad.
- Achyutashtakam Eight verses to Vishnu as Achyuta, opening "achyutaṃ keśavaṃ rāma-nārāyaṇam", that move between his Rama and Krishna forms.
- Apavitrah Pavitro Va (purification verse) Recited while sprinkling water at the start of puja; remembrance of the lotus-eyed Lord purifies within and without.
- Ekadashi Vrat and Puja Vidhi How to keep the Ekadashi fast and worship Lord Vishnu — Dashami preparation, tulsi and yellow flowers, types of fasts, and breaking the fast at parana.
- Kayena Vacha (offering of all actions) A verse offering every action of body, speech and mind to Narayana; recited at the end of puja or of the day. The common first-person form adapts a verse of the Bhagavata Purana.
- ജയ് അംബേ ഗൗരി Aarti of Durga (Ambe, the Divine Mother).
- ഓം ജയ് ലക്ഷ്മി മാതാ Aarti of Lakshmi.
- Shri Durga Chalisa Forty chaupais in Hindi praising Durga, opening "namo namo durge sukh karanī".
- Ganapati Atharvashirsha A short Upanishad in prose that identifies Ganapati with Brahman, gives his mantra and Gayatri, and closes with the fruits of recitation.
- Mahishasura Mardini Stotram The rhythmic hymn "ayi giri-nandini" to the Goddess who slew Mahishasura, each verse ending "victory to you, slayer of Mahishasura, daughter of the mountain".
- Shri Vindhyeshwari Chalisa Forty chaupais to the Goddess of the Vindhya hills (Vindhyavasini), naming her many forms.
- Shri Khatu Shyam Chalisa Forty chaupais to Shyam of Khatu, identified with Barbarika, grandson of Bhima.
- Ganga Stotram Fourteen rhyming verses to Mother Ganga, opening "devi sureśvari bhagavati gaṅge".
- Shri Surya Chalisa Forty chaupais to the Sun with his twelve names and a protective armour of his forms over the body.