Friday, May 10, 2013

Sarva Jeeva Dhayapari ( III Navavarana krithi SArva samkshobhana Chakra )



                                                                              III Navavarana krithi SArva samkshobhana  Chakra
Sarva Jeeva Dhayapari

By
OOthukadu  Venkata  Subba Iyer

Translated by 
P.R.Ramachander

Ragam Shudha  Saveri
Thalam Mishra Chapu

Pallavi
Sarva jeeva Dhayapari, Amba, Shankara  Hrudayeswari,
Sadananda Shiva Beeja manthreswari , sarvada  thwameva  Namami

Anupallavi
SArva  kshobana ashta dala Padma  Chakreswari,

Madhyama Kala Sahithyam
Guptha  yogini   ananga  kusumadhya  ashta devi samooha  Mohini,
Para manthra thanthreswari  , vyapaka   Bandasura chedhini

Charanam
Ananda  aakarshitha   Sthoola sookshma maya  bhaya anthara  prakasini,
Jnana maya   swa prakasha  roopini , kama kala pradarshini,
Dhina jana rakshani , sarvakarshini  Animadhi  sidhi nata  pradhayini.

Madhyama kala SAhithyam
Nana vidha Yanthra  roopini, Nama roopa manthra vimarsini,
Gana roopas  thanthri samanvitha   Veena dharini, Narayani.


English translation

Pallavi
Oh Goddess who is kind to all beings, Mother, The Goddess of heart of  Lord Shiva,
The Goddess  of the root chant of the  ever joyous lord Shiva, I salute you always.

Anupallavi
The Goddess   of  the Sarva Samkshobana(All commotion)  eight petalled flower

Madhyama Kala Sahithyam
The Secret practitioner of Yoga , The enchanter of eight devis like  Anga kusuma,
The goddess of divine  manthra and thanthra , She who cut off the head of  Bandasura who wanted to  spread everywhere.

Charanam
One who attracts joy  , one who shines  inside  with the micro, macro , illusion and fear ,
One who has her  own luster filled with wisdom , One who exhibits the crescent of love,
One who protects the oppressed, One who attracts everything and One who grants occult powers like anima.

Madhyama kala sahithyam
One who has the   form of different Yanthras, One who understands  , name , form and  Chants,
One who holds Veena with a form of music and strings , One who has power of Lord  Narayana.


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