Anita Kamsa Santrasa Prosita Jnati
O Lord Krsna, when Your friends and relatives in the Yadu dynasty, who had fled their homes from fear of Kamsa, were brought before You, You honored them all and returned them to their former residences.
O Lord Krsna, with Your continually smiling merciful glance, You delighted all the members of the Yadu dynasty. The nectar of the sight of You removes the influence of old-age and disease, which diminish the powers of the living entities. O Lord, all glories unto You.
O Lord Krsna, O best of the Satvata dynasty, O king of the Yadu dynasty, please be merciful to me. O Lord, O best of the Vrsnis, O monarch of the Dasarha dynasty, and descendant of the Madhu dynasty, please protect me.
O Lord Krsna, as the monarch of the Kukura and Andhaka dynasties, You caused the dynasty of Bhima to flourish. You are the sun which nourishes the lotus flowers of King Yayati's family with its rays, and You are the moon which has arisen in the ocean which is the dynasty descended from the moon-god.
About Anita Kamsa Santrasa Prosita Jnati
A song by Sanatana Goswami, from Krsna Lila Stava. Sanatana Goswami sings the glories of Lord Krsna.
- Composer
- Sanatana Goswami · Read biography
- Songbook
- Krsna Lila Stava
- Verses
- 4
Frequently asked
Who wrote Anita Kamsa Santrasa Prosita Jnati?
Anita Kamsa Santrasa Prosita Jnati was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
What is the meaning of Anita Kamsa Santrasa Prosita Jnati?
O Lord Krsna, when Your friends and relatives in the Yadu dynasty, who had fled their homes from fear of Kamsa, were brought before You, You honored them all and returned them to their former residences.
How many verses does Anita Kamsa Santrasa Prosita Jnati have?
Anita Kamsa Santrasa Prosita Jnati has 4 verses.
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