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Song Name: Mukunda Murali Rava Sravana
Official Name: Volume 6 Vrndavanastakam
Author: Rupa Goswami
Book Name: Stavamala
Language: Sanskrit
LYRICS:
(1)
mukunda-muralī-rava-śravaṇa-phulla-hṛd-ballavī-
kadambaka-karambita-prati-kadamba-kuñjāntarā
kalinda-giri-nandinī-kamala-kandalāndolinā
su-gandhir anilena me
śaraṇam astu vṛndāṭavī
(2)
vikuṇṭha-pura-saḿśrayād
vipinato 'pi niḥśreyasāt
sahasra-guṇitāḿ
śriyaḿ praduhatī rasa-śreyasīm
caturmukha-mukhair api
spṛhita-tārṇa-dehodbhavā
jagad-gurubhir
agrimaiḥ śaraṇam astu vṛndāṭavī
(3)
anārata-vikasvara-vratati-puñja-puṣpāvalī-
visāri-vara-saurabhodgama-ramā-camatkāriṇī
amanda-makaranda-bhṛd-viṭapi-vṛnda-vandī-kṛta-
dvirepha-kula-vanditā
śaraṇam astu vṛndāṭavī
(4)
kṣaṇadyuti-ghana-śriyor
vraja-navīna-yūnoḥ padaiḥ
su-valgubhir
alańkṛtā lalita-lakṣma-lakṣmī-bharaiḥ
tayor
nakhara-maṇḍalī-śikhara-keli-caryocitair
vṛtā
kiśalayāńkuraiḥ śaraṇam astu
vṛndāṭavī
(5)
vrajendra-sakha-nandinī-śubhatarādhikāra-kriyā-
prabhāvaja-sukhotsava-sphurita-jańgama-sthāvarā
pralamba-damanānuja-dhvanita-vaḿśikā-kākalī-
rasajña-mṛga-maṇḍalā
śaraṇam astu vṛndāṭavī
(6)
amanda-mudirāmbudābhyadhika-mādhurī-medura-
vrajendra-suta-vīkṣaṇonnaṭita-nīla-kaṇṭhotkarā
dineśa-suhṛd-ātmajā-kṛta-nijābhimānollasal-
latā-khaga-mṛgāńganā
śaraṇam astu vṛndāṭavī
(7)
agaṇya-guṇa-nāgarī-gaṇa-gariṣṭha-gāndharvikā-
manoja-raṇa-cāturī-piśuna-kuñja-puñjojjvalā
jagat-traya-kalā-guror
lalita-lāsya-valgat-pada-
prayoga-vidhi-sākṣiṇī
śaraṇam astu vṛndāṭavī
(8)
variṣṭha-hari-dāsatā-pada-samṛddha-govardhanā
madhūdvaha-vadhū-camatkṛti-nivāsa-rāsa-sthalā
agūḍha-gahana-śriyo
madhurima-vrajenojjvalā
vrajasya sahajena me
śaraṇam astu vṛndāṭavī
(9)
idaḿ
nikhila-niṣkuṭāvali-variṣṭha-vṛndāṭavī-
guṇa-smaraṇa-kāri
yaḥ paṭhati suṣṭhu padyāṣṭakam
vasan
vyasana-mukta-dhīr aniśam atra sad-vāsanaḥ
sa pīta-vasane
vaśī ratim avāpya vikrīḍati
TRANSLATION
1) May Vrndavana, which is
fragrant with a gentle breeze that makes the lotuses in the Yamuna rock to and
fro, where there are groves of kadamba trees and there are many gopis, their
hearts blossoming with happiness by hearing the music of Lord Mukunda's flute,
be my shelter.
2) May Vrndavana, where
Lord Brahma and other jagad-gurus desire to be born even as a blade of grass,
and which, even though it is a forest, are many thousands of times more
opulent, beautiful, charming, and sweet than the spiritual cities of Vaikuntha,
be my shelter.
3) May Vrndavana, where the
fragrance of the eternally blossoming flower vines fills the goddess of fortune
with wonder, and where the bumblebees in the trees filled with very sweet honey
are poets who bow down and recite eloquent prayers, be my shelter.
4) May Vrndavana, which is
decorated with blades of grass that bear the charming, gracefully marked
footprints and playful toenail prints of the youthful divine couple of Vraja,
who are as glorious as a monsoon cloud and lightning, be my shelter.
5) May Vrndavana, where the
moving and inert creatures celebrate a festival of great happiness by seeing
the glory of Srimati Radharani's beautiful pastimes, and where the deer taste
the nectar of Lord Krsna's sweet flute-music, be my shelter.
6) May Vrndavana, where the
peacocks leap and dance to see the prince of Vraja, who is more charming than a
host of monsoon clouds, and where the does, birds, and flowering vines become
jubilant to hear Srimati Radharani proudly claim the forest as Her property, be
my shelter.
7) May Vrndavana, which is
splendid with the expert skill in lover's quarrels of Srimati Radharani, the
best of all virtuous heroines, and which is the witness to the gracefully
dancing feet of Lord Krsna, the teacher of fine arts to the three worlds, be my
shelter.
8) May Vrndavana, where is
Govardhana Hill, which is fortunate to be the best servant of Lord Hari, and
where is the rasa dance arena, which fills the beautiful gopis with wonder, and
where is the splendid sweetness of many charming forest groves, be my shelter.
9) A person who resides
here in Vrndavana, whose heart is free from sin, who controls his senses, who
always stays with the devotees, and who carefully reads these eight verses,
which bring to mind the transcendental virtues of Vrndavana, the best of all
forest gardens, will attain love for and enjoy transcendental pastimes with
Lord Krsna.
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