Mukunda Mala Stotra
Sri Vallabheti Vara Deti lyrics
Sanskrit lyrics with IAST diacritics, Devanagari, and English meaning.
- Author
- Kulasekhara
- Source
- Mukunda Mala Stotra
- Language
- Sanskrit
- Verse 1
śrī-vallabheti vara-deti dayā-pareti bhakta-priyeti bhava-luṇṭhana-kovideti nātheti nāga-śayaneti jagan-nivāsety ālāpinaṁ prati-dinaṁ kuru māṁ mukunda
sri-vallabheti vara-deti daya-pareti bhakta-priyeti bhava-lunthana-kovideti natheti naga-sayaneti jagan-nivasety alapinam prati-dinam kuru mam mukunda
श्रीवल्लभेति वरदेति दयापरेति भक्तप्रियेति भवलुण्ठनकोविदेति नाथेति नागशयनेति जगन्निवासेत्य आलापिनं प्रतिदिनं कुरु मां मुकुन्द
O Mukunda, my Lord! Please let me become a constant reciter of Your names, addressing You as Sri-vallabha ["He who is very dear to Laksmi"], Varada ["the bestower of benedictions"], Dayapara ["He who is causelessly merciful"], Bhakta-priya ["He who is very dear to His devotees"], Bhava-lunthana-kovida ["He who is expert at plundering the status quo of repeated birth and death"], Natha ["the Supreme Lord"], Jagan-nivasa ["the resort of the cosmos"], and Naga-sayana ["the Lord who lies down on the serpent bed"].
- Verse 2
jayatu jayatu devo devakī-nandano 'yaṁ jayatu jayatu kṛṣṇo vṛṣṇi-vaṁśa-pradīpaḥ jayatu jayatu megha-śyāmalaḥ komalāṅgo jayatu jayatu pṛthvī-bhāra-nāśo mukundaḥ
jayatu jayatu devo devaki-nandano 'yam jayatu jayatu krsno vrsni-vamsa-pradipah jayatu jayatu megha-syamalah komalango jayatu jayatu prthvi-bhara-naso mukundah
जयतु जयतु देवो देवकीनन्दनो ऽयं जयतु जयतु कृष्णो वृष्णिवंशप्रदीपः जयतु जयतु मेघश्यामलः कोमलाङ्गो जयतु जयतु पृथ्वीभारनाशो मुकुन्दः
All glories to this Personality of Godhead known as the son of Srimati Devaki devi! All glories to Lord Sri Krsna, the brilliant light of the Vrsni dynasty! All glories to the Personality of Godhead, the hue of whose soft body resembles the blackish color of a new cloud! All glories to Lord Mukunda, who removes the burdens of the earth!
- Verse 3
mukunda mūrdhnā praṇipatya yāce bhavantaṁ ekāntaṁ iyantam arthaṁ avismṛtis tvac-caraṇāravinde bhave bhave me 'stu bhavat-prasādāt
mukunda murdhna pranipatya yace bhavantam ekantam iyantam artham avismrtis tvac-caranaravinde bhave bhave me 'stu bhavat-prasadat
मुकुन्द मूर्ध्ना प्रणिपत्य याचे भवन्तं एकान्तं इयन्तम अर्थं अविस्मृतिस त्वच्चरणारविन्दे भवे भवे मे ऽस्तु भवत्प्रसादात
O Lord Mukunda! I bow down my head to Your Lordship and respectfully ask You to fulfill this one desire of mine: that in each of my future births I will, by Your Lordship's mercy, always remember and never forget Your lotus feet.
- Verse 4
nāhaṁ vande tava caraṇayor dvandvam advandva-hetoḥ kumbhīpākaṁ gurum api hare nārakaṁ nāpanetuṁ ramyā-rāmā-mṛdu-tanu-latā nandane nāpi rantuṁ bhāve bhāve hṛdaya-bhavane bhāvayeyaṁ bhavantaṁ
naham vande tava caranayor dvandvam advandva-hetoh kumbhipakam gurum api hare narakam napanetum ramya-rama-mrdu-tanu-lata nandane napi rantum bhave bhave hrdaya-bhavane bhavayeyam bhavantam
नाहं वन्दे तव चरणयोर द्वन्द्वम अद्वन्द्वहेतोः कुम्भीपाकं गुरुम अपि हरे नारकं नापनेतुं रम्यारामामृदुतनुलता नन्दने नापि रन्तुं भावे भावे हृदयभवने भावयेयं भवन्तं
O Lord Hari, it is not to be saved from the dualities of material existence or the grim tribulations of the Kumbhipaka hell that I pray to Your lotus feet. Nor is my purpose to enjoy the soft-skinned beautiful women who reside in the gardens of heaven. I pray to Your lotus feet only so that I may remember You alone in the core of my heart, birth after birth.
- Verse 5
nāsthā dharme na vasu-nicaye naiva kāmopabhoge yad bhāvyaṁ tad bhavatu bhagavan pūrva-karmānurūpaṁ etat prārthyaṁ mama bahu mataṁ janma-janmāntare 'pi tvat-pādāmbhoruha-yuga-gatā niścalā bhaktir astu
nastha dharme na vasu-nicaye naiva kamopabhoge yad bhavyam tad bhavatu bhagavan purva-karmanurupam etat prarthyam mama bahu matam janma-janmantare 'pi tvat-padambhoruha-yuga-gata niscala bhaktir astu
नास्था धर्मे न वसुनिचये नैव कामोपभोगे यद भाव्यं तद भवतु भगवन पूर्वकर्मानुरूपं एतत प्रार्थ्यं मम बहु मतं जन्मजन्मान्तरे ऽपि त्वत्पादाम्भोरुहयुगगता निश्चला भक्तिर अस्तु
O Lord! I have no attachment for religiosity, or for accumulating wealth, or for enjoying sense gratification. Let these come as they inevitably must, in accordance with my past deeds. But I do pray for this most cherished boon: birth after birth, let me render unflinching devotional service unto Your two lotus feet.
- Verse 6
divi vā bhuvi vā mamāstu vāso narake vā narakāntaka prakāmaṁ avadhīrita-śāradāravindau caraṇau te maraṇe'pi cintayāmi
divi va bhuvi va mamastu vaso narake va narakantaka prakamam avadhirita-saradaravindau caranau te marane'pi cintayami
दिवि वा भुवि वा ममास्तु वासो नरके वा नरकान्तक प्रकामं अवधीरितशारदारविन्दौ चरणौ ते मरणेऽपि चिन्तयामि
O Lord, killer of the demon Naraka! Let me reside either in the realm of the demigods, in the world of human beings, or in hell, as You please. I pray only that at the point of death I may remember Your two lotus feet, whose beauty defies that of the lotus growing in the Sarat season.
- Verse 7
cintayāmi hariṁ eva santataṁ manda-hāsa-muditānanāmbujam nanda-gopa-tanayaṁ parāt param nāradādi-muni-vṛnda-vanditam
cintayami harim eva santatam manda-hasa-muditananambujam nanda-gopa-tanayam parat param naradadi-muni-vrnda-vanditam
चिन्तयामि हरिं एव सन्ततं मन्दहासमुदिताननाम्बुजम नन्दगोपतनयं परात परम नारदादिमुनिवृन्दवन्दितम
I always think of Lord Hari, whose joyful lotus face bears a gentle smile. Although He is the son of the cowherd Nanda, He is also the Supreme Absolute Truth worshiped by great sages like Narada.
- Verse 8
kara-caraṇa-saroje kāntiman-netra-mīne śrama-muṣi bhuja-vīci-vyākule 'gādha-mārge hari-sarasi vigāhyāpīya tejo-jalaughaṁ bhava-maru-parikhinnaḥ kleśam adya tyajāmi
kara-carana-saroje kantiman-netra-mine srama-musi bhuja-vici-vyakule 'gadha-marge hari-sarasi vigahyapiya tejo-jalaugham bhava-maru-parikhinnah klesam adya tyajami
करचरणसरोजे कान्तिमन्नेत्रमीने श्रममुषि भुजवीचिव्याकुले ऽगाधमार्गे हरिसरसि विगाह्यापीय तेजोजलौघं भवमरुपरिखिन्नः क्लेशम अद्य त्यजामि
The desert of material existence has exhausted me. But today I will cast aside all troubles by diving into the lake of Lord Hari and drinking freely of the abundant waters of His splendor. The lotuses in that lake are His hands and feet, and the fish are His brilliant shining eyes. That lake's water relieves all fatigue and is agitated by the waves His arms create. Its current flows deep beyond fathoming.
- Verse 9
sarasija-nayane saśaṅkha-cakre murabhidi mā viramasva citta rantum sukhataram aparaṁ na jātu jāne hari-caraṇa-smaraṇāmṛtena tulyam
sarasija-nayane sasankha-cakre murabhidi ma viramasva citta rantum sukhataram aparam na jatu jane hari-carana-smaranamrtena tulyam
सरसिजनयने सशङ्खचक्रे मुरभिदि मा विरमस्व चित्त रन्तुम सुखतरम अपरं न जातु जाने हरिचरणस्मरणामृतेन तुल्यम
O mind, please never stop taking pleasure in thinking of the Mura demon's destroyer, who has lotus eyes and bears the conch and disc weapon. Indeed, I know of nothing else that gives such extreme pleasure as meditating on Lord Hari's divine feet.
- Verse 10
mābhīr manda-mano vicintya bahudhā yamīśvaraṁ yātanā naivāmī prabhavanti pāpa-ripavaḥ svāmī nanu śrīdharaḥ ālasyaṁ vyapanīya bhakti-sulabhaṁ dhyāyasva nārāyaṇam lokasya vyasanāpanodana-karo dāsasya kiṁ na kṣamaḥ
mabhir manda-mano vicintya bahudha yamisvaram yatana naivami prabhavanti papa-ripavah svami nanu sridharah alasyam vyapaniya bhakti-sulabham dhyayasva narayanam lokasya vyasanapanodana-karo dasasya kim na ksamah
माभीर मन्दमनो विचिन्त्य बहुधा यमीश्वरं यातना नैवामी प्रभवन्ति पापरिपवः स्वामी ननु श्रीधरः आलस्यं व्यपनीय भक्तिसुलभं ध्यायस्व नारायणम लोकस्य व्यसनापनोदनकरो दासस्य किं न क्षमः
O foolish mind, stop your fearful fretting about the extensive torments imposed by Yamaraja. How can your enemies, the sinful reactions you have accrued, even touch you? After all, is your master not the Supreme Lord, the husband of Goddess Sri? Cast aside all hesitation and concentrate your thoughts on Lord Narayana, whom one very easily attains through devotional service. What can that dispeller of the whole world's troubles not do for His own servant?
- Verse 11
bhava-jaladhi-gatānāṁ dvandva-vātāhatānāṁ suta-duhitṛ-kalatra-trāṇa-bhārārditānām viṣama-viṣaya-toye majjatām āplavānāṁ bhavati śaraṇam eko viṣṇu-poto narāṇām
bhava-jaladhi-gatanam dvandva-vatahatanam suta-duhitr-kalatra-trana-bhararditanam visama-visaya-toye majjatam aplavanam bhavati saranam eko visnu-poto naranam
भवजलधिगतानां द्वन्द्ववाताहतानां सुतदुहितृकलत्रत्राणभारार्दितानाम विषमविषयतोये मज्जताम आप्लवानां भवति शरणम एको विष्णुपोतो नराणाम
The people in this vast ocean of birth and death are being blown about by the winds of material dualities. As they flounder in the perilous waters of sense indulgence, with no boat to help them, they are sorely distressed by the need to protect their sons, daughters, and wives. Only the boat that is Lord Visnu can save them.
- Verse 12
bhava-jaladhim agādhaṁ dustaraṁ nistareyaṁ katham aham iti ceto mā sma gāḥ kātaratvam sarasija-dṛśi deve tārakī bhaktir ekā naraka-bhidi niṣaṇṇā tārayiṣyaty avaśyam
bhava-jaladhim agadham dustaram nistareyam katham aham iti ceto ma sma gah kataratvam sarasija-drsi deve taraki bhaktir eka naraka-bhidi nisanna tarayisyaty avasyam
भवजलधिम अगाधं दुस्तरं निस्तरेयं कथम अहम इति चेतो मा स्म गाः कातरत्वम सरसिजदृशि देवे तारकी भक्तिर एका नरकभिदि निषण्णा तारयिष्यत्य अवश्यम
Dear mind, do not bewilder yourself by anxiously thinking, How can I cross this fathomless and impassable ocean of material existence? There is one who can save you , Devotion. If you offer her to the lotus-eyed Lord, the killer of Narakasura, she will carry you across this ocean without fail.
- Verse 13
tṛṣṇā-toye madana-pavanoddhūta-mohormi-māle dārāvarte tanaya-sahaja-grāha-saṅghākule ca saṁsārākhye mahati jaladhau majjatāṁ nas tri-dhāman pādāmbhoje varada bhavato bhakti-nāvaṁ prayaccha
trsna-toye madana-pavanoddhuta-mohormi-male daravarte tanaya-sahaja-graha-sanghakule ca samsarakhye mahati jaladhau majjatam nas tri-dhaman padambhoje varada bhavato bhakti-navam prayaccha
तृष्णातोये मदनपवनोद्धूतमोहोर्मिमाले दारावर्ते तनयसहजग्राहसङ्घाकुले च संसाराख्ये महति जलधौ मज्जतां नस त्रिधामन पादाम्भोजे वरद भवतो भक्तिनावं प्रयच्छ
O Lord of the three worlds, we are drowning in the vast ocean of samsara, which is filled with the waters of material hankering, with many waves of illusion whipped up by the winds of lust, with whirlpools of wives, and with vast schools of sharks and other sea monsters who are our sons and brothers. O giver of all benedictions, please grant me a place on the boat of devotion that is Your lotus feet.
- Verse 14
pṛthvī-reṇur aṇuḥ payāṁsi kaṇikāḥ phalguḥ sphuliṅgo laghus tejo niḥśvasanaṁ marut tanutaraṁ randhraṁ su-sūkṣmaṁ nabhaḥ kṣudrā rudra-pitāmaha-prabhṛtayaḥ kiṭāḥ samastāḥ surā dṛṣṭe yatra sa tārako vijayate śrī-pāda-dhūli-kaṇāḥ
prthvi-renur anuh payamsi kanikah phalguh sphulingo laghus tejo nihsvasanam marut tanutaram randhram su-suksmam nabhah ksudra rudra-pitamaha-prabhrtayah kitah samastah sura drste yatra sa tarako vijayate sri-pada-dhuli-kanah
पृथ्वीरेणुर अणुः पयांसि कणिकाः फल्गुः स्फुलिङ्गो लघुस तेजो निःश्वसनं मरुत तनुतरं रन्ध्रं सुसूक्ष्मं नभः क्षुद्रा रुद्रपितामहप्रभृतयः किटाः समस्ताः सुरा दृष्टे यत्र स तारको विजयते श्रीपादधूलिकणाः
Once our savior has been seen, the whole earth becomes no greater than a speck of dust, all the waters of the ocean become mere droplets, the totality of fire becomes a minute spark, the winds become just a faint sigh, and the expanse of space becomes a tiny hole. Great lords like Rudra and Grandfather Brahma become insignificant, and all the demigods become like small insects. Indeed, even one particle of dust from our Lord's feet conquers all.
- Verse 15
he lokāḥ śrīnuta prasuti-marana-vyadhes cikitsaṁ imam yoga-jñaḥ samudaharanti munayo yaṁ yajñavalkyadayah antar-jyotir ameyaṁ ekam amṛtaṁ kṛṣṇakhyam apiyatam tat pitaṁ paramauṣadhaṁ vitanute nirvanam atyantikam
he lokah srinuta prasuti-marana-vyadhes cikitsam imam yoga-jnah samudaharanti munayo yam yajnavalkyadayah antar-jyotir ameyam ekam amrtam krsnakhyam apiyatam tat pitam paramausadham vitanute nirvanam atyantikam
हे लोकाः श्रीनुत प्रसुतिमरनव्यधेस चिकित्सं इमम योगज्ञः समुदहरन्ति मुनयो यं यज्ञवल्क्यदयह अन्तर्ज्योतिर अमेयं एकम अमृतं कृष्णख्यम अपियतम तत पितं परमौषधं वितनुते निर्वनम अत्यन्तिकम
O people, please hear of this treatment for the disease of birth and death! It is the name of Krsna. Recommended by Yajñavalkya and other expert yogis steeped in wisdom, this boundless, eternal inner light is the best medicine, for when drunk it bestows complete and final liberation. Just drink it!
- Verse 16
he martyāḥ paramaṁ hitaṁ śrīnuta vo vakṣyami saṅkṣepataḥ saṁsārarnavam apad-urmi-bahulaṁ samyak pravisya sthitaḥ nana-jñanam apasya cetasi namo nārāyaṇayety amum mantraṁ sa-pranavaṁ pranama-sahitaṁ pravartayadhvaṁ muhuḥ
he martyah paramam hitam srinuta vo vaksyami sanksepatah samsararnavam apad-urmi-bahulam samyak pravisya sthitah nana-jnanam apasya cetasi namo narayanayety amum mantram sa-pranavam pranama-sahitam pravartayadhvam muhuh
हे मर्त्याः परमं हितं श्रीनुत वो वक्ष्यमि सङ्क्षेपतः संसारर्नवम अपदुर्मिबहुलं सम्यक प्रविस्य स्थितः ननज्ञनम अपस्य चेतसि नमो नारायणयेत्य अमुम मन्त्रं सप्रनवं प्रनमसहितं प्रवर्तयध्वं मुहुः
O mortal beings, you have submerged yourselves fully in the ocean of material existence, which is filled with the waves of misfortune. Please hear as I briefly tell you how to attain your supreme benefit. Just put aside your various attempts at gaining knowledge and instead begin constantly chanting the mantra om namo narayanaya and bowing down to the Lord.
- Verse 17
nāthe naḥ puruṣottame tri-jagatām ekādhipe cetasā sevye svasya padasya dātari pare nārāyaṇe tiṣṭhati yaṁ kañcit puruṣādhamaṁ katipaya-grāmeśam alpārtha-daṁ sevāyai mṛgayāmahe naram aho mūḍhā varākā vayam
nathe nah purusottame tri-jagatam ekadhipe cetasa sevye svasya padasya datari pare narayane tisthati yam kancit purusadhamam katipaya-gramesam alpartha-dam sevayai mrgayamahe naram aho mudha varaka vayam
नाथे नः पुरुषोत्तमे त्रिजगताम एकाधिपे चेतसा सेव्ये स्वस्य पदस्य दातरि परे नारायणे तिष्ठति यं कञ्चित पुरुषाधमं कतिपयग्रामेशम अल्पार्थदं सेवायै मृगयामहे नरम अहो मूढा वराका वयम
Our master, the Personality of Godhead Narayana, who alone rules the three worlds, whom one can serve in meditation, and who happily shares His personal domain, is manifest before us. Yet still we beg for the service of some minor lord of a few villages, some lowly man who can only meagerly reward us. Alas, what foolish wretches we are!
- Verse 18
baddhenāñjalinā natena śirasā gātraiḥ sa-romodgamaiḥ kaṇṭhena svara-gadgadena nayanenodgīrṇa-bāṣpāmbunā nityaṁ tvac-caraṇāravinda-yugala-dhyānāmṛtāsvādinām asmākaṁ sarasīruhākṣa satataṁ sampadyatāṁ jīvitam
baddhenanjalina natena sirasa gatraih sa-romodgamaih kanthena svara-gadgadena nayanenodgirna-baspambuna nityam tvac-caranaravinda-yugala-dhyanamrtasvadinam asmakam sarasiruhaksa satatam sampadyatam jivitam
बद्धेनाञ्जलिना नतेन शिरसा गात्रैः सरोमोद्गमैः कण्ठेन स्वरगद्गदेन नयनेनोद्गीर्णबाष्पाम्बुना नित्यं त्वच्चरणारविन्दयुगलध्यानामृतास्वादिनाम अस्माकं सरसीरुहाक्ष सततं सम्पद्यतां जीवितम
O lotus-eyed Lord, please sustain our lives as we constantly relish the nectar of meditating on Your lotus feet, with our palms prayerfully joined, our heads bowed down, our bodily hair standing up in jubilation, our voices choked with emotion, and our eyes flowing with tears.
- Verse 19
yat krsna-praṇipāta-dhūli-dhavalaṁ tad varṣma tad vai śiras te netre tamasojjhite su-rucire yābhyāṁ harir dṛśyate sā buddhir vimalendu-śaṅkha-dhavalā yā mādhava-dhyāyinī sā jiḥvāmṛta-varṣiṇī prati-padaṁ yā stauti nārāyaṇam
yat krsna-pranipata-dhuli-dhavalam tad varsma tad vai siras te netre tamasojjhite su-rucire yabhyam harir drsyate sa buddhir vimalendu-sankha-dhavala ya madhava-dhyayini sa jihvamrta-varsini prati-padam ya stauti narayanam
यत क्र्स्नप्रणिपातधूलिधवलं तद वर्ष्म तद वै शिरस ते नेत्रे तमसोज्झिते सुरुचिरे याभ्यां हरिर दृश्यते सा बुद्धिर विमलेन्दुशङ्खधवला या माधवध्यायिनी सा जिःवामृतवर्षिणी प्रतिपदं या स्तौति नारायणम
That head is the loftiest which is white with dust from bowing down to Lord Krsna. Those eyes are the most beautiful which darkness has abandoned after they have seen Lord Hari. That intelligence is spotless , like the white glow of the moon or a conchshell , which concentrates on Lord Madhava. And that tongue rains down nectar which constantly glorifies Lord Narayana.
- Verse 20
jihve kīrtaya keśavaṁ mura-ripuṁ ceto bhaja śrīdharam pāṇi-dvandva-samarcayācyuta-kathāḥ śrotra-dvaya tvaṁ śṛṇu kṛṣṇaṁ lokaya locana-dvaya harer gacchāṅghri-yugmālayam jighra ghrāṇa mukunda-pada-tulasīṁ mūrdhan namādhokṣajam
jihve kirtaya kesavam mura-ripum ceto bhaja sridharam pani-dvandva-samarcayacyuta-kathah srotra-dvaya tvam srnu krsnam lokaya locana-dvaya harer gacchanghri-yugmalayam jighra ghrana mukunda-pada-tulasim murdhan namadhoksajam
जिह्वे कीर्तय केशवं मुररिपुं चेतो भज श्रीधरम पाणिद्वन्द्वसमर्चयाच्युतकथाः श्रोत्रद्वय त्वं शृणु कृष्णं लोकय लोचनद्वय हरेर गच्छाङ्घ्रियुग्मालयम जिघ्र घ्राण मुकुन्दपदतुलसीं मूर्धन नमाधोक्षजम
O tongue, praise the glories of Lord Kesava. O mind, worship the enemy of Mura. O hands, serve the Lord of Sri. O ears, hear the topics of Lord Acyuta. O eyes, gaze upon Sri Krsna. O feet, go to the temple of Lord Hari. O nose, smell the tulasi buds on Lord Mukunda's feet. O head, bow down to Lord Adhoksaja.
- Verse 21
āmnāyābhyasanāny araṇya-ruditaṁ veda-vratāny anv-aham medas-cheda-phalāni pūrta-vidhayaḥ sarvaṁ hutaṁ bhasmani tīrthānām avagāhanāni ca gaja-snānaṁ vinā yat-pada- dvandvāmbhoruha-saṁsmṛtiṁ vijayate devaḥ sa nārāyaṇah
amnayabhyasanany aranya-ruditam veda-vratany anv-aham medas-cheda-phalani purta-vidhayah sarvam hutam bhasmani tirthanam avagahanani ca gaja-snanam vina yat-pada- dvandvambhoruha-samsmrtim vijayate devah sa narayanah
आम्नायाभ्यसनान्य अरण्यरुदितं वेदव्रतान्य अन्वहम मेदस्छेदफलानि पूर्तविधयः सर्वं हुतं भस्मनि तीर्थानाम अवगाहनानि च गजस्नानं विना यत्पद द्वन्द्वाम्भोरुहसंस्मृतिं विजयते देवः स नारायणह
All glories to Lord Narayana! Without remembrance of His lotus feet, recitation of scripture is merely crying in the wilderness, regular observance of severe vows enjoined in the Vedas is no more than a way to lose weight, execution of prescribed pious duties is like pouring oblations onto ashes, and bathing at various holy sites is no better than an elephant's bath.
- Verse 22
madana parihara sthitiṁ madīye manasi mukunda-padāravinda-dhāmni hara-nayana-kṛśānunā kṛśo'si smarasi na cakra-parākramaṁ murāreḥ
madana parihara sthitim madiye manasi mukunda-padaravinda-dhamni hara-nayana-krsanuna krso'si smarasi na cakra-parakramam murareh
मदन परिहर स्थितिं मदीये मनसि मुकुन्दपदारविन्दधाम्नि हरनयनकृशानुना कृशोऽसि स्मरसि न चक्रपराक्रमं मुरारेः
O Cupid, abandon your residence in my mind, which is now the home of Lord Mukunda's lotus feet. You have already been incinerated by Lord Siva's fiery glance, so why have you forgotten the power of Lord Murari's disc?
- Verse 23
nāthe dhātari bhogi-bhoga-śayane nārāyaṇe mādhave deve devaki-nandane sura-vare cakrāyudhe śārṅgiṇi līlāśeṣa-jagat-prapañca-jaṭhare viśveśvare śrīdhare govinde kuru citta-vṛttim acalam anyais tu kiṁ vartanaiḥ
nathe dhatari bhogi-bhoga-sayane narayane madhave deve devaki-nandane sura-vare cakrayudhe sarngini lilasesa-jagat-prapanca-jathare visvesvare sridhare govinde kuru citta-vrttim acalam anyais tu kim vartanaih
नाथे धातरि भोगिभोगशयने नारायणे माधवे देवे देवकिनन्दने सुरवरे चक्रायुधे शार्ङ्गिणि लीलाशेषजगत्प्रपञ्चजठरे विश्वेश्वरे श्रीधरे गोविन्दे कुरु चित्तवृत्तिम अचलम अन्यैस तु किं वर्तनैः
Think only of your master and sustainer, the Supreme Lord, who is known as Narayana and Madhava and who lies on the body of the serpent Ananta. He is the darling son of Devaki, the hero of the demigods, and the Lord of the cows, and He holds a conchshell and the bow Sarnga. He is the husband of the goddess of fortune and the controller of all the universes, which He manifests from His abdomen as a pastime. What will you gain by thinking of anything else?
- Verse 24
mā drākṣaṁ kṣīṇa-puṇyān kṣaṇam api bhavato bhakti-hīnān padābje mā śrauṣaṁ śrāvya-bandhaṁ tava caritam apāsyānyad-ākhyāna-jātam mā smārṣaṁ mādhava tvām api bhuvana-pate cetasāpahnuvānān mā bhūvaṁ tvat-saparyā-vyatikara-rahito janma-janmāntare'pi
ma draksam ksina-punyan ksanam api bhavato bhakti-hinan padabje ma srausam sravya-bandham tava caritam apasyanyad-akhyana-jatam ma smarsam madhava tvam api bhuvana-pate cetasapahnuvanan ma bhuvam tvat-saparya-vyatikara-rahito janma-janmantare'pi
मा द्राक्षं क्षीणपुण्यान क्षणम अपि भवतो भक्तिहीनान पदाब्जे मा श्रौषं श्राव्यबन्धं तव चरितम अपास्यान्यदाख्यानजातम मा स्मार्षं माधव त्वाम अपि भुवनपते चेतसापह्नुवानान मा भूवं त्वत्सपर्याव्यतिकररहितो जन्मजन्मान्तरेऽपि
O Madhava, please do not let me even glance at those whose pious credits are so depleted that they have no devotion for Your lotus feet. Please do not let me be distracted from listening to the worthy narrations of Your pastimes and become interested in other topics. Please, O Lord of the universe, let me pay no attention to those who avoid thinking of You. And let me never be unable to serve You in some menial way, birth after birth.
- Verse 25
maj-janmanaḥ phalaṁ idaṁ madhu-kaitabhāre mat-prārthanīya-mad-anugraha eṣa eva tvad-bhṛtya-bhṛtya-paricāraka-bhṛtya-bhṛtya- bhṛtyasya bhṛtya iti māṁ smara loka-nātha
maj-janmanah phalam idam madhu-kaitabhare mat-prarthaniya-mad-anugraha esa eva tvad-bhrtya-bhrtya-paricaraka-bhrtya-bhrtya- bhrtyasya bhrtya iti mam smara loka-natha
मज्जन्मनः फलं इदं मधुकैतभारे मत्प्रार्थनीयमदनुग्रह एष एव त्वद्भृत्यभृत्यपरिचारकभृत्यभृत्य भृत्यस्य भृत्य इति मां स्मर लोकनाथ
O enemy of Madhu and Kaitabha, O Lord of the universe, the perfection of my life and the most cherished mercy You could show me would be for You to consider me the servant of the servant of the servant of the servant of the servant of the servant of Your servant.
- Verse 26
tattvaṁ bruvāṇāni paraṁ parastān madhu kṣarantīva mudāvahāni pravartaya prāñjalir asmi jihve nāmāni nārāyaṇa-gocarāṇi
tattvam bruvanani param parastan madhu ksarantiva mudavahani pravartaya pranjalir asmi jihve namani narayana-gocarani
तत्त्वं ब्रुवाणानि परं परस्तान मधु क्षरन्तीव मुदावहानि प्रवर्तय प्राञ्जलिर अस्मि जिह्वे नामानि नारायणगोचराणि
My dear tongue, I stand before you with joined palms and beg you to recite the names of Lord Narayana. These names describing the Supreme Absolute Truth bring great pleasure, as if exuding honey.
- Verse 27
namāmi nārāyaṇa-pāda-paṅkajaṁ karomi nārāyaṇa-pūjanaṁ sadā vadāmi nārāyaṇa-nāma nirmalaṁ smarāmi nārāyaṇa-tattvam avyayam
namami narayana-pada-pankajam karomi narayana-pujanam sada vadami narayana-nama nirmalam smarami narayana-tattvam avyayam
नमामि नारायणपादपङ्कजं करोमि नारायणपूजनं सदा वदामि नारायणनाम निर्मलं स्मरामि नारायणतत्त्वम अव्ययम
At every moment I bow down to the lotus feet of Narayana, I perform worship to Narayana, I recite the pure name of Narayana, and I reflect on the infallible truth of Narayana. 28-29) O Srinatha, Narayana, Vasudeva, divine Krsna, O kind friend of Your devotees! O Cakrapani, Padmanabha, Acyuta, Kaitabhari, Rama, Padmaksa, Hari, Murari! O Ananta, Vaikuntha, Mukunda, Krsna, Govinda, Damodara, Madhava! Although all people can address You, still they remain silent. Just see how eager they are for their own peril!
- Verse 28
śrī-nātha nārāyaṇa vāsudeva śrī-kṛṣṇa bhakta-priya cakra-pāṇe śrī-padmanābhācyuta kaitabhāre śrī-rāma padmākṣa hare murāre
sri-natha narayana vasudeva sri-krsna bhakta-priya cakra-pane sri-padmanabhacyuta kaitabhare sri-rama padmaksa hare murare
श्रीनाथ नारायण वासुदेव श्रीकृष्ण भक्तप्रिय चक्रपाणे श्रीपद्मनाभाच्युत कैतभारे श्रीराम पद्माक्ष हरे मुरारे
English meaning not yet written for this verse.
- Verse 29
ananta vaikuṇṭha mukunda kṛṣṇa govinda dāmodara mādhaveti vaktuṁ samartho'pi na vakti kaścid aho janānāṁ vyasanābhimukhyam
ananta vaikuntha mukunda krsna govinda damodara madhaveti vaktum samartho'pi na vakti kascid aho jananam vyasanabhimukhyam
अनन्त वैकुण्ठ मुकुन्द कृष्ण गोविन्द दामोदर माधवेति वक्तुं समर्थोऽपि न वक्ति कश्चिद अहो जनानां व्यसनाभिमुख्यम
English meaning not yet written for this verse.
- Verse 30
bhaktāpāya-bhujaṅga-gāruḍa-maṇis trailokya-rakṣā-maṇir gopī-locana-cāṭakāmbuda-maṇiḥ saundarya-mudrā-maṇiḥ yaḥ kānta-maṇi-rukmiṇī-ghana-kuca-dvandvaika-bhūṣā-maṇiḥ śreyo deva-śikhā-maṇir diśatu no gopāla-cūḍā-maṇiḥ
bhaktapaya-bhujanga-garuda-manis trailokya-raksa-manir gopi-locana-catakambuda-manih saundarya-mudra-manih yah kanta-mani-rukmini-ghana-kuca-dvandvaika-bhusa-manih sreyo deva-sikha-manir disatu no gopala-cuda-manih
भक्तापायभुजङ्गगारुडमणिस त्रैलोक्यरक्षामणिर गोपीलोचनचाटकाम्बुदमणिः सौन्दर्यमुद्रामणिः यः कान्तमणिरुक्मिणीघनकुचद्वन्द्वैकभूषामणिः श्रेयो देवशिखामणिर दिशतु नो गोपालचूडामणिः
He is the jewel riding on the back of Garuḍa, who carries away the Lord's devotees on his wings. He is the magic jewel protecting the three worlds, the jewellike cloud attracting the cataka-bird eyes of the gopis, and the jewel among all who gesture gracefully. He is the only jeweled ornament on the ample breasts of Queen Rukmini, who is herself the jewel of beloved consorts. May that crown jewel of all gods, the best of the cowherds, grant us the supreme benediction.
- Verse 31
śatru-cchedaika-mantraṁ sakalaṁ upaniṣad-vākya-sampūjya-mantraṁ saṁsāroccheda-mantraṁ samucita-tamasaḥ saṅgha-niryāṇa-mantram sarvaiśvaryaika-mantraṁ vyasana-bhujaga-sandaṣṭa-santrāṇa-mantraṁ jihve śrī-kṛṣṇa-mantraṁ japa japa satataṁ janma-sāphalya-mantram
satru-cchedaika-mantram sakalam upanisad-vakya-sampujya-mantram samsaroccheda-mantram samucita-tamasah sangha-niryana-mantram sarvaisvaryaika-mantram vyasana-bhujaga-sandasta-santrana-mantram jihve sri-krsna-mantram japa japa satatam janma-saphalya-mantram
शत्रुच्छेदैकमन्त्रं सकलं उपनिषद्वाक्यसम्पूज्यमन्त्रं संसारोच्छेदमन्त्रं समुचिततमसः सङ्घनिर्याणमन्त्रम सर्वैश्वर्यैकमन्त्रं व्यसनभुजगसन्दष्टसन्त्राणमन्त्रं जिह्वे श्रीकृष्णमन्त्रं जप जप सततं जन्मसाफल्यमन्त्रम
O tongue, please constantly chant the mantra composed of Sri Krsna's names. This is the only mantra for destroying all enemies, the mantra worshiped by every word of the Upanisads, the mantra that uproots samsara, the mantra that drives away all the darkness of ignorance, the mantra for attaining infinite opulence, the mantra for curing those bitten by the poisonous snake of worldly distress, and the mantra for making one's birth in this world successful.
- Verse 32
vyāmoha-praśamauṣadhaṁ muni-mano-vṛtti-pravṛtty-auṣadhaṁ daityendrārti-karauṣadhaṁ tri-bhuvane sañjīvanaikauṣadham bhaktātyanta-hitauṣadhaṁ bhava-bhaya-pradhvamsanaikauṣadhaṁ śreyaḥ-prāpti-karauṣadhaṁ piba manaḥ śrī-kṛṣṇa-divyauṣadham
vyamoha-prasamausadham muni-mano-vrtti-pravrtty-ausadham daityendrarti-karausadham tri-bhuvane sanjivanaikausadham bhaktatyanta-hitausadham bhava-bhaya-pradhvamsanaikausadham sreyah-prapti-karausadham piba manah sri-krsna-divyausadham
व्यामोहप्रशमौषधं मुनिमनोवृत्तिप्रवृत्त्यौषधं दैत्येन्द्रार्तिकरौषधं त्रिभुवने सञ्जीवनैकौषधम भक्तात्यन्तहितौषधं भवभयप्रध्वम्सनैकौषधं श्रेयःप्राप्तिकरौषधं पिब मनः श्रीकृष्णदिव्यौषधम
O mind, please drink the transcendental medicine of Sri Krsna's glories. It is the perfect medicine for curing the disease of bewilderment, for inspiring sages to engage their minds in meditation, and for tormenting the mighty Daitya demons. It alone is the medicine for restoring the three worlds to life and for bestowing unlimited blessings on the Supreme Lord's devotees. Indeed, it is the only medicine that can destroy one's fear of material existence and lead one to the attainment of the supreme good.
- Verse 33
kṛṣṇa tvadīya-pada-paṅkaja-pañjarāntam adyaiva me viśatu mānasa-rāja-haṁsaḥ prāṇa-prayāṇa-samaye kapha-vāta-pittaiḥ kaṇṭhāvarodhana-vidhau smaraṇaṁ kutas te
krsna tvadiya-pada-pankaja-panjarantam adyaiva me visatu manasa-raja-hamsah prana-prayana-samaye kapha-vata-pittaih kanthavarodhana-vidhau smaranam kutas te
कृष्ण त्वदीयपदपङ्कजपञ्जरान्तम अद्यैव मे विशतु मानसराजहंसः प्राणप्रयाणसमये कफवातपित्तैः कण्ठावरोधनविधौ स्मरणं कुतस ते
O Lord Krsna, at this moment let the royal swan of my mind enter the tangled stems of the lotus of Your feet. How will it be possible for me to remember You at the time of death, when my throat will be choked up with mucus, bile, and air?
- Verse 34
cetas cintaya kīrtayasva rasane namrī-bhava tvaṁ siro hastāv añjali-sampuṭaṁ racayataṁ vandasva dīrghaṁ vapuḥ ātman saṁśraya puṇḍarīka-nayanaṁ nāgācalendra-sthitaṁ dhanyaṁ puṇyatamaṁ tad eva paramaṁ daivaṁ hi sat-siddhaye
cetas cintaya kirtayasva rasane namri-bhava tvam siro hastav anjali-samputam racayatam vandasva dirgham vapuh atman samsraya pundarika-nayanam nagacalendra-sthitam dhanyam punyatamam tad eva paramam daivam hi sat-siddhaye
चेतस चिन्तय कीर्तयस्व रसने नम्रीभव त्वं सिरो हस्ताव अञ्जलिसम्पुटं रचयतं वन्दस्व दीर्घं वपुः आत्मन संश्रय पुण्डरीकनयनं नागाचलेन्द्रस्थितं धन्यं पुण्यतमं तद एव परमं दैवं हि सत्सिद्धये
O mind, think of the lotus-eyed Lord who reclines on the mountainlike serpent Ananta. O tongue, glorify Him. O head, bow down to Him. O hands, join your palms in supplication to Him. O body, offer outstretched obeisances to Him. O heart, take full shelter of Him. That Supreme Lord is the topmost Deity. It is He alone who is all-auspicious and supremely purifying, He alone who awards eternal perfection.
- Verse 35
śṛṇvan janārdana-kathā-guṇa-kīrtanāni dehe na yasya pulakodgama-roma-rājiḥ notpadyate nayanayor vimalāmbu-mālā dhik tasya jīvitam aho puruṣādhamasya
srnvan janardana-katha-guna-kirtanani dehe na yasya pulakodgama-roma-rajih notpadyate nayanayor vimalambu-mala dhik tasya jivitam aho purusadhamasya
शृण्वन जनार्दनकथागुणकीर्तनानि देहे न यस्य पुलकोद्गमरोमराजिः नोत्पद्यते नयनयोर विमलाम्बुमाला धिक तस्य जीवितम अहो पुरुषाधमस्य
One who hears descriptions of Lord Janardana's pastimes and glorious qualities but whose bodily hair fails to bristle in ecstasy and whose eyes fail to flood with tears of pure love , such a person is indeed the most degraded rascal. What a condemned life he leads!
- Verse 36
andhasya me hṛta-viveka-mahā-dhanasya cauraiḥ prabho balibhir indriya-nāmadheyaiḥ mohāndha-kūpa-kuhare vinipātitasya deveśa dehi kṛpāṇasya karāvalambam
andhasya me hrta-viveka-maha-dhanasya cauraih prabho balibhir indriya-namadheyaih mohandha-kupa-kuhare vinipatitasya devesa dehi krpanasya karavalambam
अन्धस्य मे हृतविवेकमहाधनस्य चौरैः प्रभो बलिभिर इन्द्रियनामधेयैः मोहान्धकूपकुहरे विनिपातितस्य देवेश देहि कृपाणस्य करावलम्बम
O Lord, the powerful thieves of my senses have blinded me by stealing my most precious possession, my discrimination, and they have thrown me deep into the pitch-dark well of delusion. Please, O Lord of lords, extend Your hand and save this wretched soul.
- Verse 37
idaṁ śarīraṁ śata-sandhi-jarjaraṁ pataty avaśyaṁ pariṇāma-peśalaṁ kim auṣadhaṁ pṛcchasi mūḍha durmate nirāmayaṁ kṛṣṇa-rasāyaṇaṁ piba
idam sariram sata-sandhi-jarjaram pataty avasyam parinama-pesalam kim ausadham prcchasi mudha durmate niramayam krsna-rasayanam piba
इदं शरीरं शतसन्धिजर्जरं पतत्य अवश्यं परिणामपेशलं किम औषधं पृच्छसि मूढ दुर्मते निरामयं कृष्णरसायणं पिब
This body's beauty is fleeting, and at last the body must succumb to death after its hundreds of joints have stiffened with old age. So why, bewildered fool, are you asking for medication? Just take the Krsna elixir, the one cure that never fails.
- Verse 38
āścaryam etad dhi manuṣya-loke sudhāṁ parityajya viṣaṁ pibanti nāmāni nārāyaṇa-gocarāṇi tyaktvānya-vācaḥ kuhakaḥ paṭhanti
ascaryam etad dhi manusya-loke sudham parityajya visam pibanti namani narayana-gocarani tyaktvanya-vacah kuhakah pathanti
आश्चर्यम एतद धि मनुष्यलोके सुधां परित्यज्य विषं पिबन्ति नामानि नारायणगोचराणि त्यक्त्वान्यवाचः कुहकः पठन्ति
The greatest wonder in human society is this: People are so incorrigible that they reject the life-giving nectar of Lord Narayana's names and instead drink poison by speaking everything else.
- Verse 39
tyajantu bāndhavāḥ sarve nindantu guravo janāḥ tathāpi paramānando govindo mama jīvanam
tyajantu bandhavah sarve nindantu guravo janah tathapi paramanando govindo mama jivanam
त्यजन्तु बान्धवाः सर्वे निन्दन्तु गुरवो जनाः तथापि परमानन्दो गोविन्दो मम जीवनम
Let my relatives all abandon me and my superiors condemn me. Still, the supremely blissful Govinda remains my life and soul.
- Verse 40
satyaṁ bravīmi manujāḥ svayaṁ ūrdhva-bāhur yo yo mukunda narasiṁha janārdaneti jīvo japaty anu-dinaṁ maraṇe raṇe vā pāṣāṇa-kāṣṭha-sadṛśāya dadāty abhīṣṭam
satyam bravimi manujah svayam urdhva-bahur yo yo mukunda narasimha janardaneti jivo japaty anu-dinam marane rane va pasana-kastha-sadrsaya dadaty abhistam
सत्यं ब्रवीमि मनुजाः स्वयं ऊर्ध्वबाहुर यो यो मुकुन्द नरसिंह जनार्दनेति जीवो जपत्य अनुदिनं मरणे रणे वा पाषाणकाष्ठसदृशाय ददात्य अभीष्टम
O mankind, with arms raised high I declare the truth! Any mortal who chants the names Mukunda, Nrsimha, and Janardana day after day, even in battle or when facing death, will come to regard his most cherished ambitions as no more valuable than a stone or a block of wood.
- Verse 41
nārāyaṇāya nama ity amuṁ eva mantraṁ saṁsāra-ghora-viṣa-nirharaṇāya nityam śṛṇvantu bhavya-matayo yatayo'nurāgād uccaistaraṁ upadiśāmy ahaṁ ūrdhva-bāhuh
narayanaya nama ity amum eva mantram samsara-ghora-visa-nirharanaya nityam srnvantu bhavya-matayo yatayo'nuragad uccaistaram upadisamy aham urdhva-bahuh
नारायणाय नम इत्य अमुं एव मन्त्रं संसारघोरविषनिर्हरणाय नित्यम शृण्वन्तु भव्यमतयो यतयोऽनुरागाद उच्चैस्तरं उपदिशाम्य अहं ऊर्ध्वबाहुह
Raising my arms, I utter this compassionate advice as loudly as I can: If those in the renounced order want to be delivered from the terrible, poisonous condition of material life, they should have the good sense to constantly hear the mantra om namo narayanaya.
- Verse 42
cittaṁ naiva nivartate kṣaṇam api śrī-kṛṣṇa-pādāmbujān nindantu priya-bāndhavā guru-janā gṛḥnantu muñcantu vā durvādaṁ parighoṣayantu manujā vaṁśe kalaṅke'stu vā tādṛk-prema-dharānurāga-madhunā mattāya mānaṁ tu me
cittam naiva nivartate ksanam api sri-krsna-padambujan nindantu priya-bandhava guru-jana grhnantu muncantu va durvadam parighosayantu manuja vamse kalanke'stu va tadrk-prema-dharanuraga-madhuna mattaya manam tu me
चित्तं नैव निवर्तते क्षणम अपि श्रीकृष्णपादाम्बुजान निन्दन्तु प्रियबान्धवा गुरुजना गृःनन्तु मुञ्चन्तु वा दुर्वादं परिघोषयन्तु मनुजा वंशे कलङ्केऽस्तु वा तादृक्प्रेमधरानुरागमधुना मत्ताय मानं तु मे
My mind cannot turn from Sri Krsna's lotus feet, even for a moment. So let my dear ones and other relatives criticize me, my superiors accept or reject me as they like, the common people spread evil gossip about me, and my family's reputation be sullied. For a madman like me, it is honor enough to feel this flood of love of Godhead, which brings such sweet emotions of attraction for my Lord.
- Verse 43
kṛṣṇo rakṣatu no jagat-traya-guruḥ kṛṣṇo hi viśvambharaḥ kṛṣṇād eva samutthitaṁ jagad idaṁ kṛṣṇe layaṁ gacchati kṛṣṇe tiṣṭhati viśvaṁ etad akhilaṁ kṛṣṇasya dāsā vayaṁ kṛṣṇenākhila-sad-gatir vitaritā kṛṣṇāya tasmai namaḥ
krsno raksatu no jagat-traya-guruh krsno hi visvambharah krsnad eva samutthitam jagad idam krsne layam gacchati krsne tisthati visvam etad akhilam krsnasya dasa vayam krsnenakhila-sad-gatir vitarita krsnaya tasmai namah
कृष्णो रक्षतु नो जगत्त्रयगुरुः कृष्णो हि विश्वम्भरः कृष्णाद एव समुत्थितं जगद इदं कृष्णे लयं गच्छति कृष्णे तिष्ठति विश्वं एतद अखिलं कृष्णस्य दासा वयं कृष्णेनाखिलसद्गतिर वितरिता कृष्णाय तस्मै नमः
May Krsna, the spiritual master of the three worlds, protect us. Continually bow down to Krsna. Krsna has killed all our enemies. Obeisances to Krsna. From Krsna alone this world has come into being. I am the servant of Krsna. This entire universe rests within Krsna. O Krsna, please protect me!
- Verse 44
he gopālaka he kṛpā-jalanidhe he sindhu-kanyā-pate he kaṁsāntaka he gajendra-karuṇā-pārīṇa he mādhava he rāmānuja he jagat-traya-guro he puṇḍarīkākṣa māṁ he gopījana-nātha pālaya paraṁ jānāmi na tvāṁ vinā
he gopalaka he krpa-jalanidhe he sindhu-kanya-pate he kamsantaka he gajendra-karuna-parina he madhava he ramanuja he jagat-traya-guro he pundarikaksa mam he gopijana-natha palaya param janami na tvam vina
हे गोपालक हे कृपाजलनिधे हे सिन्धुकन्यापते हे कंसान्तक हे गजेन्द्रकरुणापारीण हे माधव हे रामानुज हे जगत्त्रयगुरो हे पुण्डरीकाक्ष मां हे गोपीजननाथ पालय परं जानामि न त्वां विना
O young cowherd boy! O ocean of mercy! O husband of Laksmi, the ocean's daughter! O killer of Kamsa! O merciful benefactor of Gajendra! O Madhava! O younger brother of Rama! O spiritual master of the three worlds! O lotus-eyed Lord of the gopis! I know no one greater than You. Please protect me.
- Verse 45
dārāvārākara-vara-sutā te tanūjo viriñciḥ stotā vedas tava sura-gaṇā bhṛtya-vargaḥ prasādaḥ muktir māyā jagad avikalaṁ tāvakī devakī te mātā mitraṁ bala-ripu-sutas tat tvad anyaṁ na jāne
daravarakara-vara-suta te tanujo virincih stota vedas tava sura-gana bhrtya-vargah prasadah muktir maya jagad avikalam tavaki devaki te mata mitram bala-ripu-sutas tat tvad anyam na jane
दारावाराकरवरसुता ते तनूजो विरिञ्चिः स्तोता वेदस तव सुरगणा भृत्यवर्गः प्रसादः मुक्तिर माया जगद अविकलं तावकी देवकी ते माता मित्रं बलरिपुसुतस तत त्वद अन्यं न जाने
Your wife is the beautiful daughter of the ocean, and Your son is Lord Brahma. The Vedas are Your panegyrist, the demigods comprise Your company of servants, and liberation is Your benediction, while this entire universe is a display of Your magic power. Srimati Devaki is Your mother, and Arjuna, the son Indra, is Your friend. For these reasons I have no interest in anyone but You.
- Verse 46
praṇāmam īśasya śiraḥ-phalaṁ vidus tad-arcanaṁ pāṇi-phalaṁ divaukasaḥ manaḥ-phalaṁ tad-guṇa-tattva-cintanaṁ vacaḥ-phalaṁ tad-guṇa-kīrtanaṁ budhāḥ
pranamam isasya sirah-phalam vidus tad-arcanam pani-phalam divaukasah manah-phalam tad-guna-tattva-cintanam vacah-phalam tad-guna-kirtanam budhah
प्रणामम ईशस्य शिरःफलं विदुस तदर्चनं पाणिफलं दिवौकसः मनःफलं तद्गुणतत्त्वचिन्तनं वचःफलं तद्गुणकीर्तनं बुधाः
The wise inhabitants of the heavenly regions know that the perfection of the head is to offer prostrate obeisances to the Supreme Lord, the perfection of the life-breath is to worship the Lord, the perfection of the mind is to ponder the details of His transcendental qualities, and the perfection of speech is to chant the glories of His qualities.
- Verse 47
śrīman-nāma procya nārāyaṇākhyaṁ ke na prāpur vāñchitaṁ pāpino'pi hā naḥ pūrvaṁ vāk-pravṛttā na tasmiṁs tena prāptaṁ garbha-vāsādi-duḥkham
sriman-nama procya narayanakhyam ke na prapur vanchitam papino'pi ha nah purvam vak-pravrtta na tasmims tena praptam garbha-vasadi-duhkham
श्रीमन्नाम प्रोच्य नारायणाख्यं के न प्रापुर वाञ्छितं पापिनोऽपि हा नः पूर्वं वाक्प्रवृत्ता न तस्मिंस तेन प्राप्तं गर्भवासादिदुःखम
What person, even if most sinful, has ever said aloud the blessed name Narayana and failed to fulfill his desires? But we, alas, never used our power of speech in that way, and so we had to suffer such miseries as living in a womb.
- Verse 48
dhyāyanti ye viṣṇum anantam avyayam hṛt-padma-madhye satataṁ vyavasthitam samāhitānāṁ satatābhaya-pradaṁ te yānti siddhiṁ paramāṁ tu vaiṣṇavīm
dhyayanti ye visnum anantam avyayam hrt-padma-madhye satatam vyavasthitam samahitanam satatabhaya-pradam te yanti siddhim paramam tu vaisnavim
ध्यायन्ति ये विष्णुम अनन्तम अव्ययम हृत्पद्ममध्ये सततं व्यवस्थितम समाहितानां सतताभयप्रदं ते यान्ति सिद्धिं परमां तु वैष्णवीम
The unlimited and infallible Visnu, who is always present within the lotus of the heart, grants fearlessness to those who fix their intelligence upon Him. The devotees who meditate on Him will reach the supreme perfection of the Vaisnavas.
- Verse 49
tat tvaṁ prasīda bhagavan kuru mayy anāthe viṣṇo kṛpāṁ parama-kāruṇikaḥ khalu tvam saṁsāra-sāgara-nimagnam ananta dīnam uddhartum arhasi hare puruṣottamo'si
tat tvam prasida bhagavan kuru mayy anathe visno krpam parama-karunikah khalu tvam samsara-sagara-nimagnam ananta dinam uddhartum arhasi hare purusottamo'si
तत त्वं प्रसीद भगवन कुरु मय्य अनाथे विष्णो कृपां परमकारुणिकः खलु त्वम संसारसागरनिमग्नम अनन्त दीनम उद्धर्तुम अर्हसि हरे पुरुषोत्तमोऽसि
O Supreme Lord, O Visnu, You are the most compassionate. So now please show me Your favor and bestow Your mercy upon this helpless soul. O unlimited Lord, kindly uplift this wretch who is drowning in the ocean of material existence. O Lord Hari, You are the Supreme Lord.
- Verse 50
kṣīra-sāgara-taraṅga-śīkarā- sāra-tārakita-cāru-mūrtaye bhogi-bhoga-śayanīya-śāyine mādhavāya madhu-vidviṣe namaḥ
ksira-sagara-taranga-sikara- sara-tarakita-caru-murtaye bhogi-bhoga-sayaniya-sayine madhavaya madhu-vidvise namah
क्षीरसागरतरङ्गशीकरा सारतारकितचारुमूर्तये भोगिभोगशयनीयशायिने माधवाय मधुविद्विषे नमः
Obeisances to Lord Madhava, enemy of the Madhu demon. His beautiful form, lying on the couch of the serpent Ananta, is speckled by the shower of spray from the milk ocean's waves.
- Verse 51
alam alam alam ekā prāṇināṁ pātakānāṁ nirasana-viṣaye yā kṛṣṇa kṛṣṇeti vāṇī yadi bhavati mukunde bhaktir ānanda-sāndrā karatala-kalitā sā mokṣa-samrājya-lakṣmīḥ
alam alam alam eka praninam patakanam nirasana-visaye ya krsna krsneti vani yadi bhavati mukunde bhaktir ananda-sandra karatala-kalita sa moksa-samrajya-laksmih
अलम अलम अलम एका प्राणिनां पातकानां निरसनविषये या कृष्ण कृष्णेति वाणी यदि भवति मुकुन्दे भक्तिर आनन्दसान्द्रा करतलकलिता सा मोक्षसम्राज्यलक्ष्मीः
By themselves the words "Krsna, Krsna" are sufficient to drive away the sins of all living beings. Anyone who possesses devotion for Lord Mukunda that is densely imbued with ecstasy holds in the palms of his hands the gifts of liberation, worldly influence, and wealth.
- Verse 52
yasya priyau śruti-dharau kavi-loka-vīrau mitrau dvi-janma-vara-padma-śarāv abhūtām tenāmbujākṣa-caraṇāmbuja-ṣaṭ-padena rājñā kṛtā kṛtir iyaṁ kulaśekhareṇa
yasya priyau sruti-dharau kavi-loka-virau mitrau dvi-janma-vara-padma-sarav abhutam tenambujaksa-caranambuja-sat-padena rajna krta krtir iyam kulasekharena
यस्य प्रियौ श्रुतिधरौ कविलोकवीरौ मित्रौ द्विजन्मवरपद्मशराव अभूताम तेनाम्बुजाक्षचरणाम्बुजषट्पदेन राज्ञा कृता कृतिर इयं कुलशेखरेण
This work was composed by King Kulasekhara, a bee at the lotus feet of the lotus-eyed Lord. The king's two beloved friends are the twin stems of the exquisite lotus of the brahmana community, expert Vedic scholars renowned as leaders of the community of poets.
- Verse 53
mukunda-mālāṁ paṭhatāṁ narāṇām aśeṣa-saukhyaṁ labhate na kaḥ svit samasta-pāpa-kṣayam etya dehī prayāti viṣṇoḥ paramaṁ padaṁ tat
mukunda-malam pathatam naranam asesa-saukhyam labhate na kah svit samasta-papa-ksayam etya dehi prayati visnoh paramam padam tat
मुकुन्दमालां पठतां नराणाम अशेषसौख्यं लभते न कः स्वित समस्तपापक्षयम एत्य देही प्रयाति विष्णोः परमं पदं तत
Who among those who recite this Mukunda-mala will not achieve complete happiness? An embodied being who chants these prayers will have all his sinful reactions eradicated and proceed straight to the supreme abode of Lord Visnu.
About this song
Srila Prabhupada always liked to chant Verse 33. Since he chanted that the most and the verse is sung independently many times, Krsna Tvadiya Pada Pankaja is included as a separate song on this site. Srila Prabhuapda translated and wrote purports for the first six verses above. The original stotra has 60 verses and the order was slightly different. The extra verses are presented below. (0) vande mukundam aravinda-dalāyatākṣaḿ kundendu-śańkha-daśanaḿ śiśu-gopa-veśam indrādi-deva-gaṇa-vandita-pāda-pīṭhaḿ vṛndāvanālayam ahaḿ vasudeva-sūnum (3A) śrī-govinda-padāmbhoja-madhuno mahad adbhutam yat-pāyino na muhyanti muhyanti yad-apāyinaḥ (17A) rajasi nipatitānāḿ mohajālāvṛtānāḿ janana-maraṇa-dolā-durga-saḿsarga-gānām śaraṇam aśaraṇānām eka evāturāṇāḿ kuśala-patha-niyuktaś cakra-pāṇir narāṇām (17B) aparādha-sahasra-sańkulaḿ patitaḿ bhīma-bhavārṇavodare agatiḿ śaraṇāgataḿ hare kṛpayā kevalam ātma-sāt kuru (17C) mā me strītvaḿ mā ca me syāt kubhāvo mā mūrkhatvaḿ mā kudeśeṣu janma mithyā-dṛṣṭir mā ca me syāt kadācit jātau jātau viṣṇu-bhakto bhaveyam (17D) kāyena vācā manasendriyaiś ca buddhyātmanā vānusṛtir-svabhāvāt karomi yad yat sakalaḿ parasmai nārāyaṇāyaiva samarpayāmi (17E) yat kṛtaḿ yat kariṣyāmi tat sarvaḿ na mayā kṛtam tavyā kṛtaḿ tu phala-bhuk tvam eva madhusūdana 0) I worship Mukunda, in the form of a cowherd boy, with blooming eyes like lotus petals, with teeth like little jasmine buds, white as the moon, like tiny conchshells. His lotus feet are worshipped by hosts of gods headed by Indra; He is the son of Vasudeva, and His residence is Sri Vrndavana 3A, 17A, 17B have no translations yet. 17C) Let me never take birth as a woman, or in a wretched condition, or as a fool, or in a sinful country, or bewildered by an untrue conception of life. Let me simply remain a devotee of Lord Visnu, birth after birth. 17D) Whatever I do with my mind, body, speech or with other senses of my body, or with my intellect or with my innate natural tendencies I offer everything to You, O Narayana. 17E) "O Lord Krsna, O killer of the Madhu demon, O rightful enjoyer of the fruits of action, whatever I have been or will be able to do, is not done by me, but by You." Verse 17C appears as Verse 18 in Srila Prabhupada’s original manuscript. Verse 17E appears as Verse 20 in Srila Prabhupada’s original manuscript.