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Namaskrtya Pravaksyami Deva Devam

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namaskrtya pravaksyami deva-devam jagad-gurum namnam-astottara-satam caitanyasya mahatmanah
Translation

After offering my respectful obeisances unto the Lord of Lords, Who is the spiritual master of the entire universe, I will now narrate 108 holy names of Lord Caitanya, the great soul.

visvambharo jita-krodho maya-manusa-vigrahah amayi mayinam sresto vara-deso dvijottamah
Translation

Vishvambhara–He sustains the universe
Jita-krodha–He is victorious over the influence of mundane anger
Maya-manusha-vigraha–He assumes the illusory form of a human
Amayi–He is bereft of fraudulent behavior
Mayinam Shresta–He is the foremost of (transcendental) cheaters
Vara-desha–He appears in the best of lands
Dvijottama–He is the ultimate brahmana

jagannatha-priya-sutah pitr-bhakto maha-manah laksmi-kantah saci-putrah premado bhakta-vatsalah
Translation

Jagannatha-priya-suta–He is the dearest son of Jagannatha Mishra
Pitri-bhakta–He is the devotee of His father
Maha-mana–He has great mental power
Lakshmi-kanta–He is the beloved husband of the Goddess of Fortune
Shachi-putra–He is the son of mother Shachi
Premada-He is the bestower of ecstatic loving devotion
Bhakta-vatsala–He is very affectionate to His devotees

dvija-priyo dvija-varo vaisnava-prana nayakah dvi-jati-pujakah santah srivasa-priya isvarah
Translation

Dvija-priya–He is dear to the twice-initiated brahmanas
Dvija-vara–He is the best amongst the brahmanas
Vaishnava-prana-nayaka–He is the hero of the devotees' life & soul
Dvi-jati-pujaka–He is the worshiper of the brahmanas
Shanta-He is peaceful and saintly
Shrivasa-priya–He is very dear to Srivasa Pandita
Ishvara–He is the supreme controller

tapta-kancana-gaurangah simha-grivo maha-bhujah pita-vasa rakta-pattah sad-bhujo 'tha catur-bhujah
Translation

Tapta-kanchana-gauranga–His complexion is like molten gold
Simha-griva–His neck is like the lion's
Maha-bhuja–His arms are very muscular
Pita-vasa–He wears yellow cloth (when a householder)
Rakta-patta–He wears red cloth (when a sannyasi)
Sad-bhuja–He exhibits a six-armed form [atha–and furthermore]
Chatur-bhuja–He exhibits a four-armed form

dvi-bhujas gada-panih cakri padma-dharo 'malah panca-janya-dharah sarngi venu-panih surottamah
Translation

Dvi-bhuja–He exhibits a two armed form [ca–and]
Gada-pani–He holds the mace
Chakri–He holds the discus
Padma-dhara–He holds the lotus
Amala–He is sinless
Pancha-janya-dhara–He holds the Panca-janya conchshell
Sharngi–He holds the bow
Venu-pani–He holds the flute
Surottama–He is the foremost of the demigods

kamalaksesvarah prito gopa-liladharo yuva nila-ratna-dharo rupya-hari kaustubha-bhusanah
Translation

Kamalaksheshvara–He is the Lord of the lotus-eyed Lakshmi
Prita–He is beloved to all living beings
Gopa-liladhara–He is the abode of cowherding pastimes
Yuva–He is supremely youthful
Nila-ratna-dhara–He likes to wear sapphires
Rupya-hari–He likes to wear silver necklaces
Kaustubha-bhushana–He is adorned with the Kaustubha gem

srivatsa-lanchano bhasvan-mani-dhrk kanja-locanah tatanka-nila-srih rudra-lila-kari guru-priyah
Translation

Shrivatsa-lanchana–He is decorated with the mark of Shrivatsa
Bhasvan-mani-dhrik–His form is embellished with many beautiful jewels
Kanja-lochana–He has lotus petal-shaped eyes
Tatanka-nila-shri–His majesty is enhanced by sapphire earrings
Rudra-lila-kari–He sometimes enacts the pastimes of Lord Shiva
Guru-priya–He is very dear to His spiritual master

sva-nama-guna-vakta ca namopadesa-dayakah acandala-priyah suddhah sarva-prani-hite ratah
Translation

Sva-nama-guna-vakta–He is aware of the attributes of His own holy name
Namopadesha-dayaka–He imparts teachings about the holy names
Achandala-priya–He is dear even to the lowest outcastes
Shuddha–His character is totally immaculate
Sarva-prani-hite-rata–He is engaged in the welfare of all living beings

visvarupanujah sandhyavatarah sitalasayah nihsima-karuno gupta atma-bhakti-pravartakah
Translation

Vishvarupanuja–He is the younger brother of Vishvarupa
Sandhyavatara–He incarnated during the time of dusk
Shitalashaya–He is desirous of cooling the burning sufferings of living beings
Nihsima-karuna–His compassion is limitless
Gupta–He is very secretive
Atma-bhakti-pravartaka–He preaches devotion unto the true Self

mahanando nato nrtya-gita-nama-priyah kavih arti-priyah sucih suddho bhavado bhagavat-priyah
Translation

Mahananda–He is absorbed in the greatest bliss
Nata–He behaves as a dramatic actor
Nritya-gita-nama-priya–He is fond of dancing, singing & chanting the holy names
Kavi–He is a learned scholar and poet
Arti-priya–He is dear to those who are suffering
Shuchi–He is meticulously clean
Shuddha–He is spotlessly pure
Bhavada–He confers ecstatic loving emotions
Bhagavat-priya–He is intimate with the great devotees

indradi-sarva-lokesa-vandita-sri-padambujah nyasi-cudamanih krsnah sannyasasrama-pavanah
Translation

Indradi-sarva-lokesha-vandita-shri-padambuja–His divine lotus feet are worshiped by Lord Indra and all the rulers of various heavenly planets
Nyasi-chudamani–He is the crest jewel of renunciates
Krishna–He is the all attractive Supreme Personality of Godhead
Sannyasashrama-pavana–He is the purifier of the renounced order

caitanyah krsna-caitanyo danda-dhrg nyasta-dandakah avadhuta-priyo nityananda-sad-bhuja-darsakah
Translation

Chaitanya–He is the living force of all creation
Krishna-Chaitanya–He is the all-attractive living force
Danda-dhrik–He carries the staff of the renounced order
Nyasta-dandaka–He abandons the staff of the renounced order
Avadhuta-priya–He is dear to the divine madman (Srila Nityananda Prabhu)
Nityananda-sad-bhuja-darshaka–He shows His six-armed form to Nityananda

mukunda-siddhi-do dino vasudevamrta-pradah gadadhara-prana-natha arti-ha sarana-pradah
Translation

Mukunda-siddhi-da–He gives perfection to His devotee Mukunda
Dina–He behaves with meek and humble mannerisms
Vasudevamrita-prada–He gives nectar to this devotee Vasudeva (the leper)
Gadadhara-prana-natha–He is the Lord of the life of Gadadhara Pandita
Arti-ha–He removes the distress of His devotees
Sharana-prada–He bestows ultimate shelter to His devotees

akincana-priyah prano guna-grahi jitendriyah adosa-darsi sumukho madhurah priya-darsanah
Translation

Akinchana-priya–He is dear to those who possess nothing
Prana–He is the life and soul of all creation
Guna-grahi–He accepts only the good qualities of others
Jitendriya–He is victorious over the influence of the material senses
Adosha-darshi–He is blind to the faults of others
Sumukha–He has a pleasant face
Madhura–He is supremely sweet
Priya-darshana–He is very precious to behold

pratapa-rudra-samtrata ramananda-priyo guruh ananta-guna-sampannah sarva-tirthaika-pavanah
Translation

Pratapa-rudra-samtrata–He delivers Maharaja Pratapa Rudra from obstacles
Ramananda-priya–He is the beloved of Ramananda Raya
Guru–He is the spiritual master of every living being
Ananta-guna-sampannah–He is endowed with limitless good qualities
Sarva-tirthaika-pavana–He is the sole purifier of all places of pilgrimage

vaikuntha-natho lokeso bhaktabhimata-rupa-dhrk narayano maha-yogi jnana-bhakti-pradah prabhuh
Translation

Vaikuntha-natha–He is the Lord of the spiritual world of no anxiety
Lokesha–He is the Lord of all the material planets
Bhaktabhimata-rupa-dhrik–He assumes different forms according to the desires of His devotees
Narayana–He is the supreme shelter for all living beings
Maha-yogi–He is the greatest performer of yoga
Jnana-bhakti-pradah–He imparts intellectual knowledge of devotion
Prabhu–He is the Lord and Master of all

piyusa-vacanah prthvi-pavanah satya-vak sahah oda-desa-jananandi sandohamrta-rupa-dhrk
Translation

Piyusha-vachana–His words emit showers of pure nectar
Prithvi-pavana–He is the savior of the earth
Satya-vak–He speaks truthfully
Saha–He can endure all forms of misery
Oda-desha-jananandi–He delights the people of Orissa
Sandohamrita-rupa-dhrik–He embodies the form of all universal nectar

yah pathed pratar utthaya caitanyasya mahatmanaha sraddhaya parayopetah stotram sarvagha-nasanam prema-bhaktir harau tasya jayate natra samsayaha
Translation

It is recommended that upon rising in the morning, one faithfully approach and recite this transcendental sin-destroying prayer to Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu, the great soul. One who does will feel the awakening of ecstatic loving devotion unto Lord Hari; of this there is no doubt.

asadhya-roga-yukto 'pi mucyate roga-sankatat sarvaparadha-yukto 'pi so 'paradhat pramucyate
Translation

Even if one is afflicted with an incurable disease, one becomes freed from all danger of the ailment. Even if one has committed all types of offenses, one becomes freed from their effects.

phalguni-paurnamasyan tu caitanya-janma-vasare sraddhaya paraya bhaktya maha-stotram japan purc yad yat prakurute kamam tat tad evaciral labhet
Translation

If one chants this great prayer with faith and transcendental devotion on Lord Caitanya's appearance day (the full moon day in the month of Phalguna), then one perpetually attains the fulfillment of their each and every pure desire.

aputro vaisnavam putram labhate natra-samsayaha ante caitanya-devasya smritir bhavati sasvati
Translation

If a devotee couple wishes to have a child but are unable, then they will obtain a Vaisnava child without a doubt. And at the time of death, they will attain remembrance of Sri Caitanya-deva and enter His eternal pastimes.

About Namaskrtya Pravaksyami Deva Devam

A song by Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya. Sarvabhaum Bhattacharya narrates the 108 names of Lord Caitanya and satest that if one chants this great prayer with faith and transcendental devotion on Lord Caitanya’s appearance day then one perpetually attains the fulfillment of their each and every pure desire.

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Who wrote Namaskrtya Pravaksyami Deva Devam?

Namaskrtya Pravaksyami Deva Devam was composed by Sarvabhauma Bhattacarya.

What is the meaning of Namaskrtya Pravaksyami Deva Devam?

After offering my respectful obeisances unto the Lord of Lords, Who is the spiritual master of the entire universe, I will now narrate 108 holy names of Lord Caitanya, the great soul.

How many verses does Namaskrtya Pravaksyami Deva Devam have?

Namaskrtya Pravaksyami Deva Devam has 22 verses.

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