Obeisance 45
Song_Obeisance 45
yamunā-taṭa-saṇcarin
kāli-hrada-tīra-ga
namas te `ti-sudhādṛṣṭe
viṣārta-vraja-jīvana
yamunā - of the Yamuna river; taṭa - on the shore; saṇcarin - moving; kāliya - Kāliya; hrada - lake; tīra - to the bank; ga - gone; namaḥ - obeisances; te - unto You; ati - greatly; sudhā - full of nectar; dṛṣṭe - glance; viṣa - with the poison; arta - distressed; vraja - the cows and cowherd boys of Vrajabhūmi; jīvana - the life.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, moving along the bank of the Ymauna river, You went to the shore of the Kāliya lake. With Your nectarean glance, You restored the life of the cowherd boys and calves who had died because of Kāliya's poison. O Lord, I offer respectful obeisances unto You.
ati-vismita-gopāla-
kulānumita-ceṣtita
jaya svajana-rakṣārtha-
nigūḍhaiṣvarya-darṣaka
Word for word
ati greatly; vismita amazed; gopāla cowherd boy; kula community; anumita guessed; ceṣṭita activities; jaya - all
glories; sva-jana own devotees; rakṣa protection; artha for the purpose; nigūdha concealed; aṣivarya opulence; darṣaka showing
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Who wrote Obeisance 45?
Obeisance 45 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
How many verses does Obeisance 45 have?
Obeisance 45 has 2 verses.