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Obeisance 106

Song_Obeisance 106

paṣāṇa-dhātu-mṛd-dāru-- sikatā-maṇi-lekha-ja saptadhā te pratikṛtir acalā vā calā prabho
Word for word
pasana sotne; dhatu metal; mrt clay; daru wood; sikata sand; amni jewels; lekah form writing; ja born; saptadha seven ways; te Your; pratikrtih form; acala unmoving; va or; cala moving; prabho O Lord
Translation

O Lord Kṛṣṇa, appearing in the forms of stone, metal, clay, wood, sand-drawings, jewels and pictures, You temporarily or permanently appear in Your Deity incarnation.

ṣālagrāma-ṣilā cātha yatra kutrāpy avasthitā yādṛṣī tādṛṣī vāpi bhaktair bhaktyābhipūjita
Word for word
salagrama salagrama; sila stone; ca and; atha then; yatra where; kutra api wherever; avasthita situated; yadrsi like this; tadrsi like that; va or; api even; bhaktaih by the devotees; bhaktya with devotion; abhipujita worshiped
Translation

O Lord Kṛṣṇa, who also appears as the Salagrama-sila, wherever or in whatever form You manifest Yourself, the devotees worship You with great devotion.

bhavatādhiṣṭhitā sarvā sac-cid-ānanda-rupiṇī tvam eva kathyase sadbhis tasmai tubhyaṁ namo namaḥ
Word for word
bhavata by You; adhisthita established; sarva all; sat eternal; cit full pf knowledge; ananda and bliss; rupini forms; tvam You; eva certianly; kathyase are described; sadbhih by the saintly devotees; tasmai to that person; tubhyam unto You; namah namah I offer respectful obeisances unto You

About Obeisance 106

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Frequently asked

Who wrote Obeisance 106?

Obeisance 106 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.

What is the meaning of Obeisance 106?

O Lord Kṛṣṇa, appearing in the forms of stone, metal, clay, wood, sand-drawings, jewels and pictures, You temporarily or permanently appear in Your Deity incarnation.

How many verses does Obeisance 106 have?

Obeisance 106 has 3 verses.

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