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Ānandabhairavi | Ādi |
P |
shatakōṭi manmathākāra sarasānga uttunga rādhā manōramaṇa |
A P |
natagōpa vadhoojana hrdayānanda sadānanda ānanda nandagōpa kanda |
C 1 |
ambujadaḷa vilōchana vikasita samyata sahita shikhipincha jāla bambhara madhupa ruchita vanamāla kambugaḷa nirata vrndanuta hari |
C 2 |
sharatchandra chandrikā dhavaḷasama sphuradratna kēyura hāradhara karadhrta prakaṭamba tara muraleegāna lōla karuṇālavāla hari |
C 3 |
gāndinee tanujārchita shōbhita kāḷinga phaṇa nrtya padāmbuja gandha mālyādi brnda hāradhara mandahāsa vadanāmbuja harihari |
The Lord whose charm & beauty surpasses more than a hundred crore (countless) Cupids; has a graceful and elegant form and captivates the heart of Radha.
He who brings joy to the hearts of the reverent Gopis; He is the eternally blissful source of delight for Nanda, the lord of the cowherds.
One whose eyes are radiant and fully blossmed like the lotus petals and who sports a neatly tied cluster of peacock feathers. He is adorned with a forest-flower garland, alluring to swarms of honeybees that hover about His conch-like neck and worship Lord Hari.
One whose lustre equals the moonlight of the autumn moon, adorned with flashing jeweled armlets and a resplendent necklace. Lord Hari - who bears the flute in His hand, intoxicating everyone with his melodious music, overflowing with compassion.
One who is worshipped by the son of Gandini (Akroora) and whose lotus feet shines in splendour as they dance upon the hoods of Kāḷeeya. Lord Hari - who is adorned with scented garlands and ornaments, whose lotus face blooms with a gentle smile.
आनन्दभैरवि | आदि |
प |
शतकोटि मन्मथाकार सरसांग उत्तुंग राधा मनोरमण |
अप |
नतगोप वधूजन हृदयानन्द सदानन्द आनन्द नन्दगोप कन्द |
च १ |
अम्बुजदल विलोचन विकसित सम्यत सहित शिखि पिञ्च जाल बम्भर मधुप रुचित वनमाल कम्बुगल निरत वृन्दनुत हरि |
च २ |
शरत्चन्द्र चन्द्रिका धवलसम स्फुरद्रत्न केयूर हारधर करधृत प्रकटम्ब तर मुरली गान लोल करुणालवाल हरि |
च ३ |
गान्दिनी तनुजार्चित शोभित कालिंग फण नृत्य पदाम्बुज गन्ध माल्यादि बृन्द हार धर मन्दहास वदनाम्बुज हरि हरि |
Ānandabhairavi | Ādi |
P |
shatakōṭi manmathākāra sarasānga uttunga rādhā manōramaṇa |
A P |
natagōpa vadhoojana hrdayānanda sadānanda ānanda nandagōpa kanda |
C 1 |
ambujadaḷa vilōchana vikasita samyata sahita shikhipincha jāla bambhara madhupa ruchita vanamāla kambugaḷa nirata vrndanuta hari |
C 2 |
sharatchandra chandrikā dhavaḷasama sphuradratna kēyura hāradhara karadhrta prakaṭamba tara muraleegāna lōla karuṇālavāla hari |
C 3 |
gāndinee tanujārchita shōbhita kāḷinga phaṇa nrtya padāmbuja gandha mālyādi brnda hāradhara mandahāsa vadanāmbuja harihari |
The Lord whose charm & beauty surpasses more than a hundred crore (countless) Cupids; has a graceful and elegant form and captivates the heart of Radha.
He who brings joy to the hearts of the reverent Gopis; He is the eternally blissful source of delight for Nanda, the lord of the cowherds.
One whose eyes are radiant and fully blossmed like the lotus petals and who sports a neatly tied cluster of peacock feathers. He is adorned with a forest-flower garland, alluring to swarms of honeybees that hover about His conch-like neck and worship Lord Hari.
One whose lustre equals the moonlight of the autumn moon, adorned with flashing jeweled armlets and a resplendent necklace. Lord Hari - who bears the flute in His hand, intoxicating everyone with his melodious music, overflowing with compassion.
One who is worshipped by the son of Gandini (Akroora) and whose lotus feet shines in splendour as they dance upon the hoods of Kāḷeeya. Lord Hari - who is adorned with scented garlands and ornaments, whose lotus face blooms with a gentle smile.
आनन्दभैरवि | आदि |
प |
शतकोटि मन्मथाकार सरसांग उत्तुंग राधा मनोरमण |
अप |
नतगोप वधूजन हृदयानन्द सदानन्द आनन्द नन्दगोप कन्द |
च १ |
अम्बुजदल विलोचन विकसित सम्यत सहित शिखि पिञ्च जाल बम्भर मधुप रुचित वनमाल कम्बुगल निरत वृन्दनुत हरि |
च २ |
शरत्चन्द्र चन्द्रिका धवलसम स्फुरद्रत्न केयूर हारधर करधृत प्रकटम्ब तर मुरली गान लोल करुणालवाल हरि |
च ३ |
गान्दिनी तनुजार्चित शोभित कालिंग फण नृत्य पदाम्बुज गन्ध माल्यादि बृन्द हार धर मन्दहास वदनाम्बुज हरि हरि |