(1)
devatā-kārya-siddhy-arthaḿ
sabhā-stambha-samudbhavam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(2)
lakṣmyālińgita-vāmāńge
bhaktānāḿ vara-dāyakam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(3)
antra-mālā-dharaḿ śańkha-
cakrābjāyudha-dhāriṇam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(4)
smaraṇāt sarva-pāpa-ghnaḿ
kadrūja-viṣa-nāśanam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(5)
siḿha-nādena mahatā
dig-danti-bhaya-nāśanam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(6)
prahlāda-varadaḿ śrīśaḿ
daityeśvara-vidāraṇam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(7)
krūra-grāhaiḥ pīḍitānāḿ
bhaktānām abhaya-pradam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(8)
veda-vedānta-yajñeśaḿ
brahma-rudrādi-vanditam
śrī-nṛsiḿhaḿ mahā-vīraḿ
namāmi ṛṇa-muktaye
(9)
ya idaḿ pathate nityam
ṛṇa-mocana-samjñitam
anṛṇī jāyate sadyo
dhanaḿ śīghram avāpnuyāt

(1) “To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha, who, to rescue the demigods, was born from a pillar in the palace.

(2) To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha, who is embraced by Goddess Laksmi at His left and who gives blessings to His devotees.

(3) To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha, who wears a garland of entrails and holds a conch, cakra, lotus, and a host of weapons.

(4) To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha. The remembrance of Him destroys all sins and counteracts the poison of snakes.

(5) To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha, whose great lion-roar calms the fears of the elephants who guard the directions.

(6) To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha, the master of the goddess of fortune. He blessed Prahlada and ripped apart the demons’ king.

(7) To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha, who gives fearlessness to His devotees when they are troubled by cruel planets.

(8) To become free from debt I bow down before all-powerful Lord Nrsimha, who is the master of yajnas, Vedas, Vedanta. Brahma, Siva, and all the demigods bow down before him.

(9) This prayer is called Rna-mocana (Prayer to Lord Nrsimha for Release From Worldly Debts). One who regularly reads this prayer is at once freed from debt.”