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Ragam: Shanmukhapriya

Talam: Rupakam

Composer: Dikshitar

Version: Semmangudi

Pallavi:

Siddhi Vinayakam Anisam  Chintayaamyaham

Prasiddha Gananaayakam Vishishtaartha Daayakam Varam

Anupallavi:

Siddha Yaksha Kinnaraadi Sevitama-khilajagat

Prasiddham Mula Pankajamadhyastham Modaka Hastam

Charanam

Bhadrapadamaasa Cathurtthyaam Brahmanaadi Pujitam

Paasaankusha Dharam Chatra Chaamara Parivijitham

Raudrabhaava Rahitam Daasa Janahridaya Viraajitam

Rauhineeyanujaar cchitam Ihanaa Varjitam

Adri Raaja Sutaatmajam ananta guruguhaagrajam

Bhadrapada Padaambujam Bhaasamaana Chaturbhujam

Meaning: (TK Govinda Rao’s book):

I meditate always on Siddhi Vinaayaka, the Lord of the group of Siddhas. He bestows special boons, the great one. He is worshipped by Siddhas, Yakshas, Kinnaras and others and is renowned all over the world, who is the centre of Mulapankaja who has sweet Modaka in his hand.

He is worshipped by Brahmanas and others during the fourth day of the bright fortnight of the month of BhadraPada (Aug-Sept). He who adorns the noose – paasa – and goad – ankusa. He is honoured with the umbrella – chatra and fly-flap – Chamara, who is devoid of anger, who is enshrined in the hearts of humble – Dasas, revered by Krishna the younger brother of Balaraama. He is devoid of desire. He is the son of the daughter of Mount Himavan – Parvati, elder brother of Cupid-like Guruguha. His lotus-like feet bestows auspiciousness. He has four lustrous hands.