song26 pg28 śrīkāntamanucintaya rāga śahāna tāḷa cāpu

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śrīkāntamanucintaya

rāga śahāna tāḷa cāpu

pallavi

śrīkāntamanucintaya mānasa

anupallavi

ekāntamāśraya rāgādiṁ jaya

caraṇaṁ

1vāgīsvarī priya vārija bhavēti  vāraṇa vadaneti vallī kānteti

nāgēndra bhūśaṇa nagajāmanōharēti nandātmaja kr̥ṣṇēti nārāyaṇēti

2matsyakūrmma varāha naraharirūpēti vāmana bhārggava rāma śrīraghurāma-

mukhyahaladhara rāmēti kr̥ṣṇēti mōhana rūpadhara veṅkaṭaramaṇēti

MEANING :PER COURTESY- DR ALAMELU AND SRI RAMAKRISHNAN

Song  26   Page 39  (Srikāntam Anuchintaya)

Ragam Sahana                               Talam: Misra Chapu

Harikambodi janyam

Arohanam: s r g m p m d n s

Avarohanam: s n d p m g m r g r s

Pallavi

O!  Mind! Always meditate upon Sri Kānta (Lord Vishnu).

Anupallavi

O! Mind! Submit (to that One) in solitude and conquer attachments (of the world)

Charanam 1

(Eulogised as) Beloved of the goddess of knowledge (Saraswati), (praised by) One born of Lotus (Brahma), One having the face of an elephant (Lord Ganesa), the consort of Valli (Lord Muruga or Subrahmanya), One who is ornamented (decorated) with the chief snakes (Lord Siva), The beloved of the mountain-born (Parvati), Krishna, the son of Nanda, Oh! Narayana!

Charanam 2 

Eulogised as) assuming the form of fish (Matsya avatara), as charming manifestations of the turtle (Kurma avatara), boar (Varaha avatara), Narasimha, The petite one (Vamana avatara), Rama, son of sage Bhrgu (Parasurama), Sri Rama of the Raghu dynasty, the wielder of the plough (Balarama), Krishna (or alternatively, Venkataramana who bears these bewitching forms).

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