Obeisance 47
Song_Obeisance 47
namas te svīya-duḥka-ghna
sarpa-krīḍā-viṣarada
kāliyāni-phaṇā-ranga-
naṭa kaliyā-mardana
namaḥ--obeisances; te--unto You; svīya--own; duḥkha--grief; shna--destroying; sarpa--with snakes; krīḍā--playing; viṣarada--expert; kāliya--Kāliya; ahi--of the snake; phaṇā--on the hoods; ranga--on the dancing arena; naṭa--dancing; kaliyā--Kaliya; mardana--crushing.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, You removed the grief the inhaitants of Vraja were feeling on Your account. You expertly played with the Kaliya serpent, making his hoods the arena for Your dancing, and crushing those hoods as You danced. I offer respectful obeisances unto You.
kāliya-phaṇa-māṇikya-
raṇjita-ṣrī-padāmbuja
nija-gandharva-siddhādi-
gīta-vadyādi-nartita
kāliya--of the Kāliya serpent; phaṇa--on the hoods; māṇikya--by the jewels; raṇjita--reddened; ṣrī-pada-ambuja--the Lord's beautiful lotus-feet; nija--own; gandharva--by the Gandharvas; siddha--by the Siddhas; ādi--and by other demigods; gīta--by sonds; vadya--by instrumental music; ādi--beginning; narīta--danced.
O Lord Kṛṣṇa, accompanied by the songs and instrumental music of the Gandharvas, Siddhas and other demigods, You danced on Kāliya's hoods, Your beautiful lotus-feet reddened by the jewels decorating those hoods.
pādāmbuja-vimardāti-
namitāhīndra-mastaka
raktodgāri-vibhinnāṇga
dīna-kāliya-saṁsmṛta
pāda--feet; ambuja--lotus flower; vimarda--by the crushing
steps; ati--greatly; namita--bowed down; ahi--of snakes; indra--of theking; mastaka--the ehads; rakta--blood; uggāri--vomiting; vibhinna--broken; aṇga--body; dīna--wretched; kāliya--by Kāliya; saṁsmṛta--
Frequently asked
Who wrote Obeisance 47?
Obeisance 47 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
How many verses does Obeisance 47 have?
Obeisance 47 has 3 verses.