Obeisance 76
Song_Obeisance 76
ahar-viraha-santapta-
gopī-gīta-guṇodaya
jaya ṣokābdhi-nistāra-
prakarātyucca-kīrtana
ahah - during the day; viraha - by the separation; santapta - afflicted; gopi - by the gopis; gita - sung; guna - of Your transcendental qualities; udaya - manifestation; jaya - all glories; soka - of grief; abdhi - of the ocean; nistara - for the crossing; prakara - method; ucca - loud; kirtana - glorification.
O Lord Krsna, during the day, the gopis became distressed feeling separation from You. In order to cross over the great ocean of their grief, they loudly chanted the glories of Your transcendental qualities.
sācī-kṛtānanāmbhoja
vyatyasta-pada-pallava
nārtita-bhrū-yugāpaṇga
veṇu-vādya-viṣārada
sācī-kṛtā - tilted; anana - face;ambhoja - lotus; vyatyasta - crossed; pada - feet; pallava - blossoming flowers; narita - caused to dance; bhru - eyebrows; yuga - two; apanga - corners of the eyes; venu - of the flute; vadya - instrumental music; visarada - expert.
O Lord Krsna, (the gopis said that) Your face is tilted and it appears as beautiful as a lotus flower. The blossoming flowers which are Your feet are crossed. Your eyebrows and side-
viṣva-mohana-rūpaṁ tvaṁ
siddha-strī-kāma-vardhanam
vande citrāyitāṣeṣa-
vrajāraṇya-paṣu-vrajam
Word for word
visva the universe; mohana enchanting; rupam the beauty of your form; siddha of the Siddha demigods; stri of the wives; kama the lust; vardhanam increasing; vande I offer respectful obeisances; citrayita amazing; asesa complete; vraja - of Vraja-
bhumi; aranya in the forest; pasu of cows; vrajam multitude
avahita-pravāhaugha-
latādi-madhu-vārṣaka
sva-parṣāvāpita-haṁsāde
parjanya-cchatra-sevita
avahita - not flowing; pravaha-ogha - the waters of the Yamuna river; lata - of the creeper; adi - and others; madhu - honey; varsaka - raining; sva - own; parsva - side; apita - attained; hamsa--the swans; ade - and others; parjanya - clouds; chatra - as an umbrella; sevita - served.
O Lord Krsna, (when You pass by), the river Yamuna stops flowing, impelled by ecstatic love. Fulll of love for You, the creepers and other plants shower nectar, honey and whatever they have as an offering to You. The swans and other bords walk by Your side and the clouds serve You by becoming like an umbrella (to shade You from scorching sunshine).
brahmādy-atarkya-saṇgīta
kāmārpaka-samīkṣaā
sva-pādoddhṛta-bhūtāpa
vanitātaru-bhāva-kṛt
brahma - by Lord Brahma; adi - and the other demigods; atarkya - not understandable; sangita - flute-music; kama - lusty desire; arpaka - giving; samiksana - sight; sva - own; pada - feet; uddhrta - releived; bhu - of the earth; ta pa - miseries; vanitataru-bhava-krt - causing to attain the nature of trees.
O Lord Krsna, (the gopis said that) Lord Brahma and the other demigods cannot understand the complicated melodies You play on the flute. When You walk on the earth, the touch of Your feet relieves the pain the earth feels when the cows traverse it. When the gopis see You they become filled with lusty desires, and become stunned, just as if they had become trees.
hṛta-citta-mṛgī-prāpta-
dinānta-ṣrānti-kāntita
yamunā-snāna-ramyāṇga
sukha-vāyu-prapūjita
hrta - enchanted; citta-minds; mrgi - deer; prapta - attained; dina - of the day; anta - at the end; sranti - fatigued; kantita - handsome; yamuna - in the Yamuna river; snana - bath; ramya - charming; anga - limbs; sukha - pleasant; vayu - by breezes; prapujita - worshipped.
O Lord Krsna, (the gopis said that) as You walk home fatigued at the end of the day, You appear very handsome, and Your great beauty enchants the minds of the wives of the deer. You bathe Your graceful limbs in the waters of the Yamuna river, and the jubilant demigod Vayu worships You by blowing pleasant breezes.
brahmādi-vandyamānāṇghre
suhṛd-ānanda-vardhana
madac-chūrita-lolākṣa
muditānana-paṇkaja
brahma - by Brahma; adi - and others; vandyamana - offered obeisances; anghre - feet; sudht - friends; ananda - bliss; vardhana - increasing; madat - jubilant; churita - shining; lola - moving restlessly; aska - eyes; mudita - cheerful; anana - face; pankaja - lotus.
O Lord krsna, (the gopis said that) Lord Brahma and the other demigods offer obeisances to Your lotus feet. With Your cheerful lotus face and Your restlessly moving eyes shining with jubilation, You increase the bliss of Your friends.
vana-mālā-parītāṇga
gajendra-gati-sundara
gopikā-ṣrāvitotkarṣa
hṛṣṭa-mātṛka pāhi mām
vana - of forest flowers; mala - with garlands; parita - encompassed; anga - body; gaja - of the elephants; indra - of the king; gati - with the graceful motions; sundara - beautiful; gopika-by the gopis; sravita - narrated; utkarsa - attractive; hrsta - delighted; matrka - mother; pahi - please protect; mam - me;
O Lord Krsna, decorted with many garlands of forest-flowers, You move as gracefully as the king of the elephants. You delight The gopis describe how attractive You are, and You delight your mother. O Lord, please protect me.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Obeisance 76?
Obeisance 76 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
How many verses does Obeisance 76 have?
Obeisance 76 has 8 verses.