sIs gangA, hindi bhajan, dhanasrI, swathi thirunal

[kedharam]

sIs gangA, Hindi bhajan, dhanasrI, swathi thirunal

sIs gang bhasm aNg ardhaNg gaurI aNg
varadAkE var turaNg tAp bhang jagakE (sIs gaNg)

sadAnaNg bharA raNg bhUshan kE bhay bhujaNg
OdhE carm mrg mataNg saNg kIjO pagkE (sIs gaNg)

hatAnaNg krpApANg dhArE hAth bic kuraNg
vAs kInhO hrday kamal padmanAbh prabhukE (sIs gaNg)

meaning from T.K. Govinda Rao’s book:

Lord Paramsiva adorns his head with gangA, smears his body with sacred ash and shares half his form with the goddess Parvathi.

He mounts on the sacred bull and dispels the miseries of the world.

Poisonous serpents adorn his fair form as ornaments. He clads himself with elephant’s skin.
He destroyed cupid. Sporting a benevolent glance, holding a deer in his hand, He dwells in the lotus like heart of Padmanabha.