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Parashurama going to Agastya Ashrama to learn Krishna-Premamrita stotra

Agastya Ashrama: Parashurama going to Agastya Ashrama to learn Krishna-Premamrita stotra:

(Brahmanda Purana - 35 to 37)

Lord ParashuramaMeditation: I meditate on the Parashurama Avatara of Lord Vishnu.

Parashurama going to Agastya Ashrama to learn Krishna-Premamrita stotra: Parashurama, and also the stag and the hind came to the hermitage of sage Agastya. Parashurama told sage Agastya everything about what the stag said. Sage Agastya meditated for sometime and understood the situation. He also knew that the stag and the hind has come to his hermitage to hear the Krishna-Premamrita stotra. Sage Agastya then narrated the Krishna-Premamrita stotra as he had heard from Lord Ananta himself, when asked by Bhoomi Devi. Hearing the Krishna-Premamrita stotra, the stag and the hind got liberated. They assumed divine bodies. An aerial chariot appeared and took them to the abode of Lord Vishnu. Sage Agastya then told Parashurana to go to the place where river Ganga originated from the footsteps of Lord Vishnu and where the footsteps of Lord Vishnu is imprinted. Going there, he should recite the Krishna-Premamrita stotra for a year without thinking anything else, with control of sense organs and restricted diet. This will yield benefit in mastering the kavacha.


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