Udupiya kandeera
(Have you seen Udupi)
Translated by
Chakravarthi Madhusudana
and P.R.Ramachander
Udupiya kandeera Udupiya Krishnana kandeera (2)
Krishnana kandeera(2) Krishnana Udupiya kandeera
Udupiya kandeera Udupiya Krishnana kandeera
Krishnana kandeera(2) Krishnana Udupiya kandeera
Udupiya kandeera Udupiya Krishnana kandeera
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi?
Have you seen Krishna? Have you seen the Udupi of Krishna?
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi
Jagadhodeya bandha Udupiyali ninda padugadala dhari inda(2)
Migilunte chanda kangalaananda ananda kandaninda
Dvarakeya vasa oh rishikesha sakenisitheno Esha
Variali bandhe dariali nindhe nee dati desha desha
The Lord of the Universe came by way of the western sea,
and stayed in Udupi , Is there anything more
beautiful than the lovely-eyed joyful boy?
God Rishikesha , did you decide that you had enough of the life in Dwaraka ?
You came by the water, after crossing many
nations and stood in the street[C1] .
Udupiya kandeera Udupiya Krishnana kandeera (2)
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi
Udupiya kandeera Udupiya Krishnana kandeera (2)
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi
Kadakolu kaiyya kaduneeli maiyya ee bala roopa kandu (2)
Kodamadadha shiravo jodisadha karavo bari hullu mannu thumbhu
Aa mugulu nagege aa nintha bagege maruladhalanthe gopi
Srimadhwa golidha Krishnane gelidha yaggalada nadu Udupi
After seeing the form of this boy with dark blue
colour and holding a
churner,
Is there a head which does not bend , are there hands held
together full
with grass and ,mud,
To that innocent smile and to his style of standing , it seems Gopi was enchanted
To that innocent smile and to his style of standing , it seems Gopi was enchanted
Udupi is that
place which blessed Madhva and won over even Krishna!
Udupiya kandeera
Udupiya Krishnana kandeera (2)
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi
Padugadala theera dindeddhu bara kadegolu hasta hididhu (2)
Bidugadeya dhari bhaktharige thori nammedheya benne kadedhu
Ananda thirtha rikarege parthasarathiyu karagi banthu
Kanindha kalli nolaginda illi vaikunta vanne thandhu
Please get up and
come from shores of the western sea holding to that churner,
Please show the path of salvation to your devotees
by churning the butter in our heart
Parthasarathy, listening to the call of
Anandatirtha (Sri Madhva), was filled with compassion and appeared from within
the stone, bringing Vaikuntha itself here.
Udupiya kandeera udupiya krishnana kandeera
Krishnana kandeera(2) krishnana udupiya kandeera
Udupiya kandeera, udupiya krishnana kandeera (3)
Udupiya kandeera udupiya krishnana kandeera
Krishnana kandeera(2) krishnana udupiya kandeera
Udupiya kandeera, udupiya krishnana kandeera (3)
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi?
Have you seen Krishna? Have you seen the Udupi of Krishna?
Have you seen Udupi? Have you seen Krishna of Udupi
Idol of Udupi Shri
Krishna- Mythology and History According to a folklore, there was a storm in the sea at Malpe, which is a seashore, about 2 kilometers from the
centre of the town. Shri Madhvacharya was on the shore at the time and saw a
ship that was in trouble. He helped the ship reach the shore to safety. The
sailors were very grateful and gave him idols of Lord Krishna and Lord Balarama
that they found in a rock of gopi-chandan ( a fragrant mud, with significance
in hindu vaishnava culture). He did the pratishte (installation) of the deity
of Lord Balarama near Malpe. This temple is known as Vadapandeshwara. He
brought the deity of Lord Krishna and did the pratishte at Udupi. This temple
is known as Krishna Mutt (pronounced 'ma-ta' meaning a temple by swamijis i.e.
saints)
[C1]This verse refers to how the Krishna idol was found and installed in
Udupi; see excerpt at the end.
Thanks for the translation :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for translating the beautiful song to English
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