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Radha-Varastakam

Caturmukhadi Samstutam lyrics

Sanskrit lyrics with IAST diacritics, Devanagari, and English meaning.

Source
Radha-Varastakam
Language
Sanskrit
  1. Verse 1

    caturmukhādi-saṁstutaṁ samasta-sātvatānutam halāyudhādi-saṁyutaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    caturmukhadi-samstutam samasta-satvatanutam halayudhadi-samyutam namami radhikadhipam

    चतुर्मुखादिसंस्तुतं समस्तसात्वतानुतम हलायुधादिसंयुतं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    To the One who is worshipped by the four-faced Brahma and other demigods, worshipped by the people of the mode of goodness, Who is accompanied by the Halayudha (the bearer of the plough, Balarama) and others, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  2. Verse 2

    bakādi-daitya-kālakaṁ sa-gopa-gopi-pālakam manoharāsitālakaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    bakadi-daitya-kalakam sa-gopa-gopi-palakam manoharasitalakam namami radhikadhipam

    बकादिदैत्यकालकं सगोपगोपिपालकम मनोहरासितालकं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    To the One who killed many demons like Bakasura (the crane demon), the caretaker of the cowherd boys and girls, Who has enchanting black hair, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  3. Verse 3

    surendra-garva-bhañjanaṁ virañci-moha-bhañjanam vrajāṅganānurañjanaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    surendra-garva-bhanjanam viranci-moha-bhanjanam vrajangananuranjanam namami radhikadhipam

    सुरेन्द्रगर्वभञ्जनं विरञ्चिमोहभञ्जनम व्रजाङ्गनानुरञ्जनं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    To the One who destroyed the false pride of the king of demigods (Indra), the One who destroyed the illusion of Viranci (Lord Brahma), who pleases the damsels of Vraja, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  4. Verse 4

    mayūra-piccha-maṇḍanaṁ gajendra-danta-khaṇḍanam nṛśaṁsa-kaṁsa-daṇḍanaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    mayura-piccha-mandanam gajendra-danta-khandanam nrsamsa-kamsa-dandanam namami radhikadhipam

    मयूरपिच्छमण्डनं गजेन्द्रदन्तखण्डनम नृशंसकंसदण्डनं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    To the One who bears the peacock feather, the One who broke the tusks of an elephant (Kuvalayapida), relieved the suffering of the public by punishing King Kamsa, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  5. Verse 5

    pradatta-vipradārakaṁ sudāmadhāma-kārakam sura-drumāpahārakaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    pradatta-vipradarakam sudamadhama-karakam sura-drumapaharakam namami radhikadhipam

    प्रदत्तविप्रदारकं सुदामधामकारकम सुरद्रुमापहारकं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    To the One who returned the child of the brahmana (Sandipani Muni), who removed the poverty that Sudama had, who stole the tree of the demigods, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  6. Verse 6

    dhanañjayā-jayāvahaṁ mahā-camūkṣayā vaham pita-maha-vyathā-pahaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    dhananjaya-jayavaham maha-camuksaya vaham pita-maha-vyatha-paham namami radhikadhipam

    धनञ्जयाजयावहं महाचमूक्षया वहम पितमहव्यथापहं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    To the One who made Dhananjaya (Arjuna) victorious, the one who brought defeat to the great army, the One who removed the pitiful state of the Grandsire Bhisma, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  7. Verse 7

    munīndra-śāpa-kāraṇaṁ yadu-prajā-pahāraṇam dharā-bharāvatāraṇaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    munindra-sapa-karanam yadu-praja-paharanam dhara-bharavataranam namami radhikadhipam

    मुनीन्द्रशापकारणं यदुप्रजापहारणम धराभरावतारणं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    The One who was the cause of the curse by the brahmana (Durvasa Muni) that destroyed the entire Vraja dynasty, thus removing the burden from the Earth, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  8. Verse 8

    suvṛkṣa-mūla-śāyinaṁ mṛgāri-mokṣa-dāyinam sva-kīya-dhāma-māyinaṁ namāmi rādhikādhipam

    suvrksa-mula-sayinam mrgari-moksa-dayinam sva-kiya-dhama-mayinam namami radhikadhipam

    सुवृक्षमूलशायिनं मृगारिमोक्षदायिनम स्वकीयधाममायिनं नमामि राधिकाधिपम

    To the One who rested and reclined on the banyan tree, Who liberated the hunter (Jara) who pierced His foot, Who returned back to His mystical abode, I offer my obeisances to Lord of Sri Radhika.

  9. Verse 9

    idaṁ samāhito hitaṁ varāṣṭakaṁ sadā mudā japañjano janurjarādito drutaṁ pramucyate

    idam samahito hitam varastakam sada muda japanjano janurjaradito drutam pramucyate

    इदं समाहितो हितं वराष्टकं सदा मुदा जपञ्जनो जनुर्जरादितो द्रुतं प्रमुच्यते

    Thus, the eight prayers glorifying the Lord of Sri Radhika (Varastakam) is equally beneficial to all, and will deliver happiness to all. It will quickly free one from the material word to the one who chants this.

About this song

The author of this bhajan is disputed. VIEW THIS SONG IN: : Caturmukhadi Samstutam (DEVA)