Sri Venkatesh Suprabhatam
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kausalyāsuprajārāma! pūrvā sandhyā pravartate, uttiṣṭha! naraśārdūla! kartavyaṁ daivam āhnikam (1) uttiṣṭhottiṣṭha! govinda! uttiṣṭha garuḍadhvaja! uttiṣṭha kamalākānta! thrilokyaṁ maṅgalaṁ kuru (2) mātas samsastajagatāṁ madhukaiṭabhāreḥ vakṣovihāriṇi ! manohara-divyamūrte! śrīsvāmini śritajanapriya dānāsīle ! śrī veṇkateśa-dayite! tava suprabhātam (3) tava suprbhātam aravindalocane ! bhavatu prasannamukha-candramaṇḍale ! vidhiśaṅkarendra vanitābhir arcite vṛṣaśailanātha-dayite dayānidhe ! (4) atryādi sapthaṛṣayas samupāsya sandhyām ākāśasindhu-kamalāni manoharāṇi ādāya pādayugam arcayituṁ prapannāḥ śeṣādri-śekhara-vibho! tava suprabhātam (5) pañcānanābjabhava ṣaṇmukha vāsavādyāḥ traivikramādi-caritaṁ vibudhāḥ stuvanti bhāṣāpatiḥ pathati vāsara śuddhim ārāt śeṣādri-śekhara-vibho ! tava suprabhātam (6) īṣatpraphulla-sarasīruha-nārikela- pūgadrumādi-sumanohara-pālikānām āvāti mandam anilaḥ saha divyagandhaiḥ śeṣādri-śekhara-vibho! tava suprabhātam (7) unmīlya netrayugam uttama-pañjarasthāḥ pātrāvaśiṣṭa-kadalīphalapāyasāni ! bhuktvā salīlam atha keliśukhāḥ paṭhanti śeṣādri-śekhara-vibho! tava suprabhātam (8) tantrīprakarṣa-madhurasvanayā vipañcyā gāyaty anantacaritaṁ tava nārado pi bhāṣāsamagram asakṛt-karacāraramyaṁ śeṣādri-śekhara-vibho! tava suprabhātam (9) bhṛṅgāvalī ca makaranda-rasānuviddha- jhaṅkāragīta-ninadaiḥ saha sevanāya niryāty upānta- sarasī-kamalodarebhyaḥ śeṣārdi-śekhara vibho ! tava suprabhātam (10) yoṣā-gaṇena vara-dadhni vimathyamāne ghoṣālayeṣu dadhimanthana-tīvraghoṣāḥ, roṣāt kaliṁ vidadhate kakubhaś ca kumbhāḥ śeṣārdi-śekhara vibho ! tava suprabhātam (11) padmeśa-mitra śatapatra-gatālivargāḥ hartuṁ śriyaṁ kuvalayasya nijāṅga-lakṣmyā bherīninādam iva bibhrati tīvra-nādaṁ śeṣārdi-śekhara vibho tava suprabhātam (12) śrīmann abhīṣṭa-varadākhila-lokabandho ! śrīśrīnivāsa ! jagadeka-dayaikasindho śrīdevatā-gṛha-bhujāntara-divyamūrte ! śri-veṅkaṭācalapate ! tava śuprabhātam (13) śrīsvāmī-puṣkariṇikā-plava-nirmalāṅgāḥ śreyorthino hara-viriñci-sanandanādyāh dvāre vasanti varavetra-hatottamāṅgāḥ śri-veṅkaṭācalapate ! tava suprabhātam (14) śri-śeṣaśaila-garudācala-veṅkatādri- nārāyaṇādri-vṛṣabhādri-vṛṣādri-mukhyām ākhyāṁ tvadīya-vasater aniśaṁ vadanti śrī-venkatācalapate ! tava suprabhātam (15) sevāparāḥ śiva-sureśa kṛśānu dharma rakṣombunātha-pavamāna-dhanādhināthāḥ baddhāñjali-pravilason nijaśīrṣa-deśāḥ śrī veṅkaṭācalapate! tava suprabhātam (16) dhāṭīṣu te vihagarāja-mṛgādhirāja- nāgādhirāja-gajarāja-hayādhirājāḥ svasvādhikāra mahimādikam arthayante śrī veṅkaṭācalapate ! tava suprabhātam (17) sūryendu-bhauma-budha-vākpati-kāvya-sauri- svarbhānu-ketu-diviṣat pariṣat pradhānāḥ tvaddāsa-dāsa-caramāvadhi-dāsadāsāḥ śri-veṅkaṭācalapate! tava suprabhātam (18) tvat-pādadhūli-bharita-spuritottamāṅgāḥ svargāpavarga-nirapekṣa-nijāntaraṅgāḥ kalpāgamā kalanayākulatāṁ labhante śri-veṅkaṭācalapate ! tava suprabhātam (19) tvad-gopurāgra-śikharāṇi nirīkṣamāṇāḥ svargāpavarga-padavīṁ paramāṁ śrayantaḥ martyā manuṣya-bhuvane matim-āśrayante śrī-veṅkṭācalapate ! tava suprabhātam (20) śrī-bhūmi-nāyaka ! dayādi-guṇāmṛtābdhe! devādhideva ! jagadeka-śaraṇyamūrte ! śrīmann-ananta-garuḍādibhir arcitānghre ! śri-venkaṭācalapate ! tava suprabhātam (21) śrīpadmanābha ! puruṣottama ! vāsudeva ! vaikuṇṭha mādhava janārdana cakrapāṇe śrīvatsa-cihna śaraṇāgata-pārijāta śri-veṅkaṭācalapate tava suprabhātam (22) kandarpa-darpa-hara-sundara-divyamūrte kāntā-kucāmburuha-kuṭmala-loladṛṣṭe kalyāṇa-nirmala-guṇākara divyakīrte śrī-veṅkaṭācalapate tava suprabhātam (23) mīnākṛte kamaṭha kola nṛsiṁha varṇin svāmin paraśvatha-tapodhana rāmacandra śeṣāṁśarāma yadunandana kalkirūpa śrī-veṅkaṭācalapate tava suprabhātam (24) elā-lavaṅga-ghanasāra-sugandhi-tīrthaṁ divyaṁ viyat-sariti hema-ghaṭeṣu pūrṇam dhṛṭvādya vaidika-śikhāmaṇayaḥ prahṛṣtāḥ tiṣṭhanti veṅkaṭapate tava suprabhātam (25) bhāsvān udeti vikacāni saroruhāṇi saṁpūrayanti ninadaiḥ kakubho vihaṅgāḥ śrivaiṣṇavās satatam arthita-maṅgalās te dhāmāśrayanti tava veṅkṭa suprabhātam (26) brahmādayas suravarās samaharṣayas te santas sanandana-mukhāstv atha yogivaryāḥ dhāmāntike tava hi maṅgala-vastu-hastāḥ śrī-veṅkaṭācalapate tava suprabhātam (27) lakṣmīnivāsa nirāvadya-guṇaika-sindho saṁsāra-sāgara-samuttaraṇaika-seto vedānta-vedya-nijavaibhava bhaktabhogya śrī veṅkaṭācalapate ! tava suprabhātam (28) itthaṁ vṛśācalapateriha suprabhātaṁ ye mānavāḥ pratidinaṁ paṭhituṁ pravṛttāḥ teśāṁ prabhāta samaye smṛtiraṅga bhājāṁ prajnāṁ parārtha sulabhāṁ paramāṁ prasūte (29)
O Räma! Kausalya's auspicious child! Twilight is appearing in the East. O best of men (i.e. Puruñottama) ! Wake up, the divine daily rituals have to be performed. O Govinda, wake up! O Garuòadhvaja! (i.e. one who has Garuòa on the banner) ! Wake up. O Kamaläkänta (i.e., the husband of Kamala)! (rising) render the three worlds auspicious. May it be an auspicious dawn (morning) to Thee, O Lakshmi, the Mother of the Worlds, the ever-dweller on the chest of Vishnu (i.e., the enemy of the demons, madhu and Kaitabha), of attractive and divine form, the Mistress and of the nature of granting the desired objects of those seeking refuge! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee, O Lakñmé (i.e. the beloved of the Lord of Våñäcala) of the eyes like the lotus (petals),(Lakñmé) of a bright face like (the orbit of) the Moon, (Lakñmé) worshipped by the wives of Brahmä, Çaìkara and Indra (i.e. Väëé, Girijä and Pulomaj ä) and (Lakñmé who is ) a treasure of compassion. Having worshipped the morning twilight (i.e., having said the morning prayer, namely, the sandhyävandana) the seven sages like Arti, bringing the beautiful lotuses from the Divine Ganges, have arrived to worship Thy feet. Lord of Çeñacala! May it be an auspicious dawn to Three? The Gods Éçvara (the five – faced) Brahmä (the lotus born). Subraùmaëya (the six faced), Indra and others are preasing stories (deeds) of you incarnations as the Trivikramavatära. Nearby is Båhaçpati reading out the planetary position (i.e Païcäìgam) of the day. Lord Çeñacala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to thee. The breeze, carrying the wonderful fragrance of the partly opened lotuses and the beautiful ears of the trees like the Areca and Coconut, is gently blowing. Lord of Çeñäcala! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. The parrots, kept for pleasure in the foremost cages, opening their eyes, are graciously singing, after eating the remains of the plantain fruits and the päyasam in the vessels. Lord Çeñäcala! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee? (The Sage) Närada, with (his) Véna of sweet music produced by the tight-grip of the strings, is singing in praise of Thy endless deeds (or singing O Endless ! The deeds), expressed in fine language, by beautifully waving the hand often. Lord of Çeñäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. The swarm of bees making humming sounds. While sucking honey, is emerging from the interiors of lotuses of the adjoining pools in order to serve Thee. Lord of Çeñäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. While the womenfolk in the hamlet of Cowherds churn the fine curds, the high sounds emanating from the pots and their echoes, make the appearance as if the pots and the (eight) directions are engaged in quarrels. Lord of Çeñäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. The swarms of bees in the lotuses which are the friends of the Sun, are making violent sounds as if producing the kettle drum sound with a view to robbing (surpassing) the splendour of the blue lotuses with their (bodily) lustre. . Lord of Çeñäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. One with Lakñmé ! Giver of the desired objects (boons) ! Relative (friend) of all the worlds ! Abode of Çri (Lakñmé) ! The matchless ocean of compassion. One having a form charming on account of the chest which is the adobe of Çré (Lakñmé)! Lord of Veìkäöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Brahmä, Maheçvara the sage Sanandana and others, aspiring well being and having bathed in the Srésvämipuñkariëé and (thus) sancitified their bodies, are waiting at the entrance receiving cane-strokes on their heads. Lord of Veìkäöäcala! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Lord of Veìkaöäcala ! Thy abode is always called by several names as Çré Çeñäçaila, Garuòäcala, Veëkaöädri, Näräyaëäòri, Våñabhädri and Våñädri. May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Çiva, Indra, Agni, Yama, Nairuti, Varuëa, Väyu and Kubera, with folded hands on their heads, are desirous of offering service to thee. Lord of Veìkaöäcala! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee? Thy conveyances – the Lord of Birds (i.e. Garuda), Lord of Animals (i.e. Loin), Lord of Serpents (i.e. ädi çeña), Lord of Elephants (Airävata) and Lord of Horses (i.e. Uccaiççravas) – are begging (Thee to grant them) their respective authority, power etc., (to serve Thee better) in your amusement strolls Lord of Veìkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. The main (deities) of the Assembly of Gods - the (nine-planets) Sun, Moon, Mars (Aìgäraka), Mercury (Budha), Jupiter (Båahaspati), Venus (Çukra), Saturn (Çani), Rähu and Ketu-remain (happy) to be the servants (i.e. They remain most obedient to Thee). Lord of Veëkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Lord of Veìkaöäcala ! (Thy servants of devotees) , with their heads rendered lustrous (i.e. sanctified) by the dust of Thy feet, do not desire, (being in Thy presence, even,) the Heaven or Liberation and are worried that another Kalpa will start (when there will be no such glory to Venkatäcala). May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Seeing the crests of Thy temple-tower, the mortals, while attaining the exalted paths of Heaven and Liberation, like to live on in the moral world (as it gives them the opportunity of worshipping Thee). Lord of Veìkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Lord of Çrédevé and Bhüdevé ! The ocean of nectar of compassion and other virtues ! The chief of Gods ! The sole refuge of the Universe ! The possessor of Çri (i.e. wealth ) ! One whose feet are worshipped by Ananta and Garuda ! Lord of Venkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Padmanäbha ! Puruñottama ! Väsudeva ! Vaikuëöha ! Mädhava ! Janärdana ! Cakrapäëi ! Bearer of the mole Çri- vatsa ! Celestial tree (pärijäta) to those who seek refuge ! Lord of Venkatäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Bearer of the charming and divine form surpassing the pride of the Cupid (Manmatha ) ! One whose sight is fondly centered on lotus-bud-like breasts of His beloved ! The abode of auspicious and pure virtues ! the possessor of Divine fame ! Lord of Veìkatäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Lord in (ten) incarnations of Matsya (Fish), Kamatha (Tortoise), Kola (Divine Boar), Narasimha (Man-lion), Trivikrama (Dwarf), Paraçuräma, Räma, Balaräma, Kåñëa and Kalki ! ! Lord of Veìkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. The Brahmins, well versed in the Vedas, are now joyfully waiting (for worshipping you), carrying the golden pots filled with the water of the Divine Ganges (Akäça Gaìgä) which (waters) are rendered fragrant by (mixing of) the cardamoms, cloves and camphor. Lord of Veìkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. The sun is rising the lotuses have blossomed. The birds are filling the directions (diks) with their noises. The Çri Vaiñëavas, always imploring auspiciousness, are waiting at Thy abode. Lord of Venkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. The Chief of Gods like Brahmä, the great sages and the good Yogins as Sanandana are (waiting) at Thy abode, holding auspicious things in their hands. Lord of Venkaöäcala ! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. Abode of Lakñmé! Ocean of faultless (and auspicious) virtues! Bridge to cross the ocean of transmigration (saàsära)! One whose glory is known through the Upanishads! One enjoyed by the devotees! Lord of Veìkaöäcala! May it be an auspicious dawn to Thee. To the people who receite these Suprabhäta verses of Lord Veìkaöeça in this manner (with the understanding of the meaning) during the morning hour- to them the very thought of you grants the utmost intelligence and wisdom which finally lead them to realization of the highest.