Obeisance 79
Song_Obeisance 79
jaya gokula-santrāsi-
keṣi-vikṣepaṇa prabho
hayāsura-mahāsyāntaḥ-
praveṣita-mahā-bhuja
jaya--all glories; gokula--Gokula; santrasi--frightening; kesi--Kesi demon; viksepana--tossing away; prabho--O Lord; haya--horse; asura--demon; maha--great; asya--mouth; antah--within; pravesita--entered; maha--great; bhuja--hand.
O Lord Krsna, all glories unto You. When the demon Kesi, who has assumed the form of a terrible horse frightened the residents of Gokula, You casually tossed him away, and then pushed Your great hand within his gigantic mouth.
helāhata-mahā-daitya
jaya keṣi-nisūdana
keṣavaṁ keṣi-mathanaṁ
vande tvāṁ devatārcitam
hela--casually; hata--struck; maha--great; daitya--demon; jaya--all glories; kesi--of kesi; nisudana--O Killer; kesavam--to Lord Kesava; kesi--Kesi; mathanam--harassing; vande--I offer respectful obeisances; tvam--unto You; devata--by the demigods; arcitam--worshipped.
O Lord Krsna, You casually struck the great demon, and causing him much pain, killed him. All glories unto You. O Lord Kesava, who was then worshipped by the demigods, I offer respectful obeisances unto You.
Frequently asked
Who wrote Obeisance 79?
Obeisance 79 was composed by Sanatana Goswami. It appears in Krsna Lila Stava.
How many verses does Obeisance 79 have?
Obeisance 79 has 2 verses.