Obeisance 14
Song_Obeisance 14
vasudeva-stutaṁ sākṣād
adṛṣyātma-pradarṣakam
sat-praviṣṭāpraviṣṭaṁ tvaṁ
vande kāraṇa-kāraṇam
vasudeva - by Vasudeva; stutaṁ - offered prayers; sākṣāt - directly; adṛṣya - not visible; ātma - self; pradarṣakam - showing; sat - existence; praviṣṭa - entered; apraviṣṭaṁ - not entered; tvaṁ - to You; vande - I offer respectful obeisances; kāraṇa - of all cause; kāraṇam - the cause.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, You revealed Your transcendental form which is generally very difficult to see, Vasudeva offered reverential prayers glorifying You, the cause of all causes who has simultaneously entered and not entered everything. I offer respectful obeisances unto You.
siddhākartṛtva-kartṛtvaṁ
jagat-kṣema-karodayam
daitya-muktida-kāruṇyaṁ
svajana-prema-vardhanam
siddha - perfect; akartṛtva - the non-doer; kartṛtvam - the doer; jagat - of the universe; kṣema-kara - granting peacefulness and happiness; udayam - appearance; daitya - to the demons; muktida - granting liberation; kāruṇyam - mercy; svajana - of Your own devotees; prema - the prue love; vardhanam - increasing;
O perfect Lord Kṛṣṇa, You are simultaneously the doer and the non-doer of everything, and by Your appearance You made the entire universe peaceful and happy. You mercifully granted liberation to the demons and You increased the pure love of Your devotees. (I offer respectful obeisances unto You.).
devakī-nayanānanda
jaya bhīta-prasū-stuta
nirguṇādhāyatma-dīpāti-
laya-kāraka kāla-sṛk
devakī - of Devakī; nayana - of the eyes; ānanda - bliss; jaya - all glories; bhīta - frightened; prasū - by the mother; stuta - offered prayers; nirguṇa - without material qualities; ādhyātme - of transcendental knowledge; dīpa - O lamp; ati - great; laya - dissoultion; kāraka - O doer; kāla - of time; sṛk - O creator.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, O Creator of time, O annihilator of the universe, O lamp of transcendental knowledge, O Lord free from any material attributes or contact, O bliss of the eyes of Devakī, who fearfully offered prayers to You, all glories unto You.
sva-padāṣṛita-mṛtyu-ghna
māṁsa-dṛg-dṛṣty-ayogya he
lokopahāsa-bhatāmba-
vṛta-divyāṇga-samvṛte
sva - own; pada - feet; āṣrita - taken shelter; mṛtyu - death; ghna - O destroyer; māmṣa - of the material body; dṛk - of the eyes; dṛṣti - upahāsa - joking; bhata - splendor; amba - mother; avṛta - not concealed; divya - transcendental; aṇga - form samvṛte - concealing.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, Your splendor makes all the planets appear like a joke, and You rescue from death those who take shelter of Your lotus feet. Because material eyes are not appropriate instruments to see Your transcendental form, You covered that divine form which was formerly shown to Your mother.
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Who wrote Obeisance 14?
Obeisance 14 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
How many verses does Obeisance 14 have?
Obeisance 14 has 4 verses.