shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
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shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Could anyone help me in knowing the meaning of the lyrics for the composition "Shivananda kamavardhani" ? Below is the lyrics. Thank you.
taaLam: caapu
Composer: G.N. Baalasubramaniam
Language: Sanskrit
pallavi
shivAnanda kAmavardhani shivE pAhi
anupallavi
bhavAraNya dhavAnalE abhinavAmbudha shyAmaLE
caraNam
bhavAni pAvanI kamala bhavAdi vinuta kalyANi
navAbharaNa bhUSaNi navAKSara rUpiNi
taaLam: caapu
Composer: G.N. Baalasubramaniam
Language: Sanskrit
pallavi
shivAnanda kAmavardhani shivE pAhi
anupallavi
bhavAraNya dhavAnalE abhinavAmbudha shyAmaLE
caraNam
bhavAni pAvanI kamala bhavAdi vinuta kalyANi
navAbharaNa bhUSaNi navAKSara rUpiNi
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Here is an attempt. Hope it helps.
shivAnanda kAmavardhani - O one who causes Shiva's joy and love to increase!
shivE pAhi - Protect (me), O Shivaa!
anupallavi
bhavAraNya dhavAnalE - O forest-fire to the forest of births/worldly existence!
abhinavAmbudha shyAmaLE - O one dark as a freshly formed cloud!
caraNam
bhavAni pAvanI - O Bhavani, purifying one!
kamala bhavAdi vinuta kalyANi - O auspicious one praised by the lotus-born Brahma and others!
navAbharaNa bhUSaNi - O one adorned with new ornaments!
navAKSara rUpiNi - O embodiment of the nine-lettered Mantra!
shivAnanda kAmavardhani - O one who causes Shiva's joy and love to increase!
shivE pAhi - Protect (me), O Shivaa!
anupallavi
bhavAraNya dhavAnalE - O forest-fire to the forest of births/worldly existence!
abhinavAmbudha shyAmaLE - O one dark as a freshly formed cloud!
caraNam
bhavAni pAvanI - O Bhavani, purifying one!
kamala bhavAdi vinuta kalyANi - O auspicious one praised by the lotus-born Brahma and others!
navAbharaNa bhUSaNi - O one adorned with new ornaments!
navAKSara rUpiNi - O embodiment of the nine-lettered Mantra!
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Rajani, thanks a lot.. that is a great translation with full details. That works awesome for me. Thank you.
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
You are welcome, Srinpraveen!
The Anupallavi phrase should be "davAnalE" (not dhava). 'dava' is forest.
Similarly, it is "abhinavAmbuda" ( not budha). 'ambuda' means water-giver(cloud)
The Anupallavi phrase should be "davAnalE" (not dhava). 'dava' is forest.
Similarly, it is "abhinavAmbuda" ( not budha). 'ambuda' means water-giver(cloud)
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Lovely as usual, Rajani.
What is the nine-syllabic mantra referred to here?
What is the nine-syllabic mantra referred to here?
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Thanks Ravi. I think it is the Chandi Mantra, but I am not sure.
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
"Om Aim Hreem Kleem Chaamundaayai Vicche" Namah
This my discovery. It is supposed to be an esoteric mantra and to be chanted strictly as taught by a guru. So one requires formal initiation.
By the way, isn't it dAvAnala=forest fire, (long dA)?
This my discovery. It is supposed to be an esoteric mantra and to be chanted strictly as taught by a guru. So one requires formal initiation.
By the way, isn't it dAvAnala=forest fire, (long dA)?
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Fantastic Rajani and RSachi, thank you for sharing the precise details.
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Both dava and dAva mean forest
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Re: shivananda kamavardhani - meaning of the lyrics in this song
Yes, Rajani-ji, you're right. I was familiar only with dAva 
