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Notations / Meanings -> http://www.shivkumar.org/music/#s
Ragam: Khamas
ARO: S M G M P D N S || AVA: S N D P M G R S ||
Talam: Khanda Chapu
Composer: Dikshitar
Version: BV Raman/BV Lakshmanan
Pallavi:
Shree Swaminaathaaya Namasthe Namasthe
Anupallavi:
Shaswatha Shiva Suthaaya Sarva Deva Sahaaya
Swaami Saila Sthithaaya Varadaaya
Charanam:
Gajaamba Ramnaaya Ganapathy Soodaraaya
Gunathraya Atheethaaya Guhyaakaaraaya
Ajendra Poojithaaya Aasritha Phaladaaya
Vara siki Vaahanaaya Guruguha Swaroopaaya
Meaning: (From TK Govinda Rao’s book)
I salute Lord Swaminatha again (“namaste”) and again. He is the son (“suta”) of the eternal (“shashwatha”) Paramasiva, and helped (“sahaaya”) all(“sarva”) the celestials (“deva”). He is enshrined(“sthithaaya”) in Swamishaila and bestows (“daaya”) boons (“vara”). He is the spouse (“ramanaaya”) of Gajaamba and the brother (“soodhara”) of Lord Ganesha. He transcends (“atheetha”) the three (“thraya”) gunas and is of the imperceptible (“guhya”) form (“aakaaraya”). He is worshipped by Brahma and Indra (“ajeendra”). He showers (“daaya”) his grace(“phala”) to those who take refuge(“aashritha”) in him. He has the peacock (“varasiki”) as his mount (“vaahanaaya”). He is of the form(“swaroopa”) of Guruguha.
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Notations / Meanings -> http://www.shivkumar.org/music/#s
Ragam: Khamas
ARO: S M G M P D N S || AVA: S N D P M G R S ||
Talam: Khanda Chapu
Composer: Dikshitar
Version: BV Raman/BV Lakshmanan
Pallavi:
Shree Swaminaathaaya Namasthe Namasthe
Anupallavi:
Shaswatha Shiva Suthaaya Sarva Deva Sahaaya
Swaami Saila Sthithaaya Varadaaya
Charanam:
Gajaamba Ramnaaya Ganapathy Soodaraaya
Gunathraya Atheethaaya Guhyaakaaraaya
Ajendra Poojithaaya Aasritha Phaladaaya
Vara siki Vaahanaaya Guruguha Swaroopaaya
Meaning: (From TK Govinda Rao’s book)
I salute Lord Swaminatha again (“namaste”) and again. He is the son (“suta”) of the eternal (“shashwatha”) Paramasiva, and helped (“sahaaya”) all(“sarva”) the celestials (“deva”). He is enshrined(“sthithaaya”) in Swamishaila and bestows (“daaya”) boons (“vara”). He is the spouse (“ramanaaya”) of Gajaamba and the brother (“soodhara”) of Lord Ganesha. He transcends (“atheetha”) the three (“thraya”) gunas and is of the imperceptible (“guhya”) form (“aakaaraya”). He is worshipped by Brahma and Indra (“ajeendra”). He showers (“daaya”) his grace(“phala”) to those who take refuge(“aashritha”) in him. He has the peacock (“varasiki”) as his mount (“vaahanaaya”). He is of the form(“swaroopa”) of Guruguha.