Karpanya Panjika Stotra
BhajanRupa Goswami
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(1) tiṣṭhan vṛndāṭavī-kuñje vijñaptiḿ vidadhaty asau vṛndāṭavīśayoḥ pāda-padmeṣu kṛpano janaḥ (2) navendīvara-sandoha-saundaryāskandana-prabham cāru-gorocanā-garva-gaurava-grāsi-gaurabhām (3) śātakumbha-kadamba-śrī-viḍambi-sphurad-ambaram haratā kiḿśukasyāḿśūn aḿśukena virājitām (4) sarva-kaiśoravad-vṛnda-cūḍārūḍha-hariṇ-maṇim goṣṭhāśeṣa-kiśorīṇāḿ dhammillottaḿsa-mallikām (5) śrīśa-mukhyātma-rūpaṇāḿ rūpātiśayi-vigraham ramojjvala-vraja-vadhū-vraja-vismāpi-sauṣṭhavām (6) saurabhya-hṛta-gāndharvaḿ gandhonmādita-mādhavām rādhā-rodhana-vaḿśīkaḿ mahatī-mohitācyutām (7) rādhā-dhṛti-dhana-stena-locanāñcala-cāpalam dṛg-añcala-kalā-bhṛńgī-daṣṭa-kṛṣṇa-hṛd-ambujām (8) rādhā-gūḍha-parīhāsa-prauḍhi-nirvacanī-kṛtam vrajendra-suta-narmokti-romāñcita-tanū-latām (9) divya-sad-guṇa-māṇikya-śreṇī-rohaṇa-parvatam umādi-ramaṇī-vyūha-spṛhaṇīya-guṇotkarām (10) tvāḿ ca vṛndāvanādhīśa tvāḿ ca vṛndāvaneśvari kākubhir vandamāno'yaḿ mandaḿ prāṛthayate janaḥ (11) yogyatā me na kācid vāḿ kṛpā-lābhāya yady api mahā-kṛpālu-maulitvāt tathāpi kurutaḿ kṛpām (12) ayogye sāparādhe'pi dṛśyante kṛpayākulāḥ mahā-kṛpālavo hanta loke lokeśa-vanditau (13) bhakter vāḿ karuṇā-hetor leśābhāso'pi nāsti me mahā-līleśa-ratayā tad apy atra prasīdatam (14) jane duṣṭe'py abhakte'pi prasīdanto vilokitāḥ mahā-līlā-maheśāś ca hā nāthau bahavo bhuvi (15) adhamo'py uttamaḿ matvā svam ajñe'pi manīṣiṇam śiṣṭaḿ duṣṭo'py ayaḿ jantur mantuḿ vyadhita yadyapi (16) tathāpy asmin kadācid vām adhīśau nāma-jalpini avadya-vṛnda-nistāri-nāmābhāsau prasīdatam (17) yad akṣamyaḿ nu yuvayoḥ sakṛd-bhakti-lavād api tad-āgaḥ kvāpi nāsty eva kṛtāśāḿ prārthaye tataḥ (18) hanta klībo'pi jīvo'yaḿ nītaḥ kaṣṭena dhṛṣṭatām muhuḥ prārthayate nāthau prasādaḥ ko'py udañcatu (19) eṣa pāpī rudann uccair ādāya radanais tṛṇam hā nāthau nātheti prāṇī sīdaty atra prasīdatam (20) hāhā-rāvam asau kurvan durbhago bhikṣate janaḥ etāḿ me śṛṇutaḿ kākuḿ kākuḿ śṛṇutam īśvarau (21) yāce phutkṛtya phutkṛtya hā hā kākubhir ākulaḥ prasīdatam ayogye'pi jane'smin karuṇārṇavau (22) krośaty ārta-svarair āsye nyasyāńguṣṭham asau janaḥ kurutaḿ kurutaḿ nāthau karuṇā-kaṇikām api (23) vāceha dīnayā yāce sākrandam ati-manda-dhīḥ kirataḿ karuṇa-svāntau karuṇormi-cchaṭām api (24) madhurāḥ santi yāvanto bhāvāḥ sarvatra cetasaḥ tebhyo'pi prema-madhuraḿ prasādī-kurutaḿ nijam (25) sevām evādya vāḿ devāv īhe kiñcana nāparam prasādābhimukhau hanta bhavantau bhavatāḿ mayi (26) nāthitaḿ param evedam anātha-jana-vatsalau svaḿ sākṣād-dāsyam evāsmin prasādī-kurutaḿ jane (27) añjaliḿ mūrdhni vinyasya dīno'yaḿ bhikṣate janaḥ asya siddhir abhīṣṭasya sakṛd apy upapādyatām (28) amalo vāḿ pārimalaḥ kadā parimalan vane anargheṇa pramodena ghrāṇaḿ me ghūrṇayiṣyati (29) rañjayisyati karṇau me haḿsa-guñjita-gañjanam mañjulaḿ kiḿ nu yuvayor mañjīra-kala-siñjitam (30) saubhāgyāńka-rathāńgādi-lakṣitāni padāni vām kadā vṛndāvane paśyann unmadiṣyaty ayaḿ janaḥ (31) sarva-saundarya-maryādā-nīrājya-pada-nīrajau kim apūrvāṇi parvāṇi hā mamākṣṇor vidhāsyatha (32) sucirāśā-phalābhoga-padāmbhoja-vilokanau yuvāḿ sākṣāj-janasyāsya bhavetām iha kiḿ bhave (33) kadā vṛndāṭavī-kuñja-kandare sundarodayau khelantau vāḿ vilokiṣye suratau nātidūrataḥ (34) gurvāyattatayā kvāpi durlabhānyonya-vīkṣaṇau mithaḥ sandeśa-sīdhubhyāḿ nandayisyāmi vāḿ kadā (35) gaveṣayantāv anyo'nyaḿ kadā vṛndāvanāntare sańgamayya yuvāḿ lapsye hāriṇaḿ pāritoṣikam (36) paṇīkṛta-mitho-hāra-luñcana-vyagra-hastayoḥ kaliḿ dyūte vilokiṣye kadā vāḿ jita-kāśinoḥ (37) kuñje kusuma-śayyāyāḿ kadā vām arpitāńgayoḥ pāda-saḿvāhanaḿ hanta jano'yaḿ racayiṣyati (38) kandarpa-kalahodghaṭṭa-truṭitānāḿ latā-gṛhe kadā gumphāya hārāṇāḿ bhavantau māḿ niyokṣyataḥ (39) keli-kallola-visrastān hanta vṛndāvaneśvarau karhi barhi-patatrair vāḿ maṇḍayiṣyāmi kuntalān (40) kandarpa-keli-pāṇḍitya-khaṇḍitākalpayor aham kadā vām alika-dvandvaḿ kariṣye tilakojjvalam (41) devārambhe vana-sragbhir dṛśau te devi kajjalaiḥ ayaḿ janaḥ kadā kuñja-maṇḍape maṇḍayiṣyati (42) jāmbūnadābha-tāmbūlī-parṇānya-vadalayya vām vadanāmbujayor eṣa nidhāsyati janaḥ kadā (43) kvāsau duṣkṛta-karmāhaḿ kva vām abhyarthanedṛśī kiḿ vā kaḿ vā na yuvayor unmādayati mādhurī (44) yayā vṛndāvane jantur anarho'py eṣa vāsyate tayaiva kṛpayā nāthau siddhiḿ kurutam īpsitam (45) kārpaṇya-pañjikām etāḿ sadā vṛndāṭavī-naṭau giraiva jalpato'py asya jantoḥ sidhyatu vāñchitam
(1) A very poor man living in Vrndavana forest presents the following appeal at the lotus feet of Vrndavana's king and queen. (2) O king whose luster eclipses the splendor of newly blossomed blue lotus flowers, O queen whose fair complexion devours the intense pride of yellow gorocana, (3) . . . O king whose splendid garments mock the beauty of golden kadamba flowers, O queen whose splendid garments eclipse the glory of red kimsuka flowers, . . . (4) . . . O king who is the sapphire crown of all youths, O queen who is the jasmine flower crown in the decorated braids of all the girls in Vraja, . . . (5) . . . O king whose transcendental form is most handsome of all forms of the Personality of Godhead, O queen whose beauty fills with wonder the girls of Vraja, who are more beautiful than the goddess of fortune, . . . (6) . . . O king whose fragrance captivates Sri Radha, O queen whose fragrance maddens Lord Madhava, O king whose flute stuns Sri Radha, O queen whose vina charms infallible Krishna, . . . (7) . . . O king whose restless sidelong glances are the thief that steals Radha's peacefulness, O queen whose bumblebee sidelong glance bites the lotus of Krishna's heart, . . . (8) . . . O king who made no reply to Radha's mysterious jokes, O queen the hairs of whose vinelike form stood erect with joy as You heard the prince of Vraja's joking words, . . . (9) . . . O king whose splendid transcendental virtues are an eternally growing mountain of rubies, O queen whose many transcendental virtues are desired by Parvati and all other beautiful girls, . . . (10) . . . O king of Vrndavana, O queen of Vrndavana, bowing down before You, with a choked voice this foolish person appeals to You. (11) Although I am not worthy to receive Your mercy, please be merciful to me, for You are the crowns of all who are merciful. (12) O king and queen worshiped by the masters of all the worlds, they who are very merciful are filled with mercy even for the unworthy and even for the offenders. (13) Although I have not the dimmest shadow of pure devotion, which is the only way to attain You, still, because You are the masters of playful transcendental pastimes, please be merciful to me. (14) O my king and queen, in this world many powerful controllers and many playful persons are seen to be merciful to the impious and indifferent. (15-16) Although I am the lowest and You the highest, although I am fool and You the greatest philosopher, although I am wicked and You the most saintly, and although I commit offenses when I think of You, still, O king and queen the shadow of whose holy name delivers one from a host of sins, please be kind to this person who sometimes chants Your holy name. (17) The most unpardonable sin is made nonexistent by a small particle of devotion to You. This makes me hopeful. For this reason I now appeal to You. (18) Although this living entity is cowardly eunuch, intense pain has now made him bold. O king and queen, again and again he appeals to You. Please be kind to him. (19) Loudly crying and taking a straw between his teeth, this sinful soul begs: "O king and queen, please be kind!" (20) Calling out, “Alas! Alas!" this unfortunate person begs: "Please hear my appeal! O king and queen, please hear my appeal!" (21) Filled with anguish and again and again calling out, "Alas! Alas!" I beg: "O oceans of mercy, please be kind to this unworthy person!" (22) Placing his face in his hands, this person cries in anguish: "O king and queen, please, please give a small drop of Your mercy!" (23) Crying, I, who am a great fool, beg in a piteous voice: "O merciful king and queen, please splash me with Your waves of mercy!" (24) To they whose hearts are filled with sweet, ecstatic devotion You mercifully give sweet, pure love. (25) O king and queen, I wish only to serve You. I do not wish anything else. Please become kind to me. (26) O king and queen who are kind to the shelter less, please be kind to this person and grant the direct service he begs. (27) Folded palms placed on his head, this poor person begs: "May my desire now be fulfilled." (28) When, coming through the forest, will Your splendid fragrance overwhelm my nose with immeasurable happiness? (29) When will the musical tinkling of Your anklets, which shames the swans' warbling, delight my ears? (30) When, seeing in Vrndavana forest Your footprints bearing a chariot wheel and other auspicious signs, will this person become mad with joy? (31) O king and queen whose lotus feet are the worshipable ultimate limit of all beauty, will You place these unprecedented joyful festivals before my eyes? (32) O Lords the sight of whose lotus feet I have for a long time yearned to see, will this person be able to directly see You in this birth? (33) O splendid king and queen, when will I see You enjoying amorous pastimes nearby in the groves and caves of Vrndavana forest? (34) O king and queen who, out of fear of Your superiors, rarely see each other, when will I delight You with the nectar of each other's letters? (35) When, as You search for each other in Vrndavana forest, will I bring You together, and receive from You an excellent gift as a reward? (36) When will I, holding the fresh garland intended as the victor's prize, see Your dispute, as You both claim victory in the gambling match? (37) When, as You lay on the bed of flowers, will this person massage Your feet? (38) When will You order me to repair the necklaces broken during Your amorous battle in the cottage of vines? (39) O king and queen of Vrndavana, when will I decorate Your hair with peacock feathers, the previous decorations having been washed away by the waves of Your pastimes? (40) When will I apply splendid tilaka markings to Your foreheads, the previous decorations broken by Your great skill in amorous pastimes? (41) O king, when will I decorate Your chest with forest flower garlands? O queen, when will I decorate Your eyes with black kajjala? When will this person decorate You in the garden temple? (42) When will this person break golden betel leaves and place them in Your mouths? (43) What am I? I am a sinful man. How can I make such a request? Who will not become maddened by Your transcendental sweetness? (44) O king and queen, by the same mercy that allows this unworthy person to reside in Vrndavana, please fulfill his desire. (45) O king and queen who dance in Vrndavana forest, may the the desires of a person who repeatedly recites this Karpanya-panjika become fulfilled.