Hymn to Hari-Shankara

[Raghavendra Hebbalalu]

namaste,
     The famous temple in that region is the krODa
shankara-nArAyaNa temple. I do not know much about the
place apart from that it has been mentioned in the
digvijaya. The stOtra consists of shlokas with dual
meanings; the same shlOka reads differently for Hari
and Hara. It is embedded in the digvijaya itself. If
you get the sringEri edition with the shlOkas in
Kannada script and translation in kannada, you can get
the stOtra. Swami Tapasyananda's translation contains
the translated shlokas too.

Regards,
Raghavendra.

--- Savithri D <savdev at HOTMAIL.COM> wrote:
> Namaste,
>
> Some time back I read in Sankara Digvijaya (in
> English) that the Acharya on
> his pilgrimage visited the temple of Hari-Shankara.
> He visited this place
> after Gokarna, so it must be close to Gokarna. Here,
> he composed a beautiful
> hymn having a double meaning, so as to refer to both
> Siva and Vishnu
> simulteneously. The diety here is a combined form of
> Siva and Vishnu with
> hand held in a pose indicative of non duality.  He
> wrote this hymn to dispel
> the doubts of people, who looked upon Siva and
> Vishnu as two. The book in
> fact describes the stanzas briefly.
>
> My question is where is this place and which is that
> hymn?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Savithri
>
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