re: war and world peace
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M.G.Vasudevan • Tue Mar 11 2003 - 00:25:05 PST
Dear sree vaishNava perunthagaiyeer,
Here is a beautiful krithi. As I read "seethaa upadhEsam" of sree M.K. Sudarsan from kuwait, this krithi struck me and I want to share with you all.
Raagaa - mOhanam thaaLam aadhi
pallavi:
kshEmam kuru, gOpaala, santhatham mama - kshEmaam
meaning: please do me welfare always - gOpaala, hey krishNa,
anu pallavi:
kaamam thava paadha kamala Bhramaree Bhavathu
sreeman mama maanasam maDhusoodhana - kshEmaam
meaning: let my mind be the honey bee desiring always on the feet lotus of you, hey maDhusoodhana - krishNa - the sreemaan - bearer and or lover of lakshmi, - kshEmam.
Charanam 1:
aksheeNa karuNaa niDhE, aanandha khana
praksheeNa dhOsha vaariDhE, sikshitha
asura gaNa rakshitha nijajana kukshi sthithi
anEka kOti lOka paalana - kshEmaam
meaning: oh krishNa, you, the never waning wealth of sympathy, the faultless ocean of pleasure when mined yield pleasure unending, the punisher of wicked, and protector of truthful people, the protector of several crores of worlds and their people by keeping in your belly and protecting them, - kshEmam.
Charanam 2
prahlaadha Bhaya viDhaara, parama yOgee,
paavana Bhuvana aaDhaara, mOha rahitha pOtha,
mouli maanasa hamsa, saahasa jitha
vairi sangaatha, mahaa uDhaara -- kshEmam
meaning: the killer of fear for prahlaadha, the supreme yogaa practitioner, the holy support of this entire world [or galaxy], the ever young one without any trace of desire, the pure swan mind of munees [who are the observers of silence always], one who has conquered the enmity, the supremely munificent, krishna. - kshEmam
Charanam 3:
ajitha vijaya gOpaala, anantha leela
ranjitha padha kamala, vijaya dhvaarakaa puri
vimala, kamala lola, nija naaraayaNa theertha
nirmala aanandha baala - kshemam
meaning: the unconquerable vijaya gOpaala - successful cow protector, endlessly playful, one who has feet attractive to all and which pull all towards them, the ever successful pure dhvaaraka puri king, the husband of lakshmi [who is also known as kamala], the young giver of pure happiness to the naaraayaNa theertha - kshEmam
Points:
1. Actually this krithi is part of the scene of "rukmiNee kalyaaNam" - rukmini's wedding chapter of the "krishna leela tarangiNi" - the composition by sree naaraayaNa theertha - the staunch krishna bhaktha.
2. This krithi is part content of the letter written by rukminee to krishna and sent through the elderly brahmin [just recall the 7 slokaas with the addressing of krishna as "Bhuvana sundharaa" in srimadh bhaagavatham].
3. When every body asks krishna "mama kshemam kuru" in the world, will it not lead to peace and prosperity simply. That is why I wanted to share this krithi.
4. May be the full impact is brought out in the rough translation and giving meaning. But think it over once more you will feel how great is the krithi.
Dhasan
Vasudevan m.g.
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