Sivastakam –by Sri chaitanya
mahaprabhu
namo namas te tri-daśeśvarāya bhūtādi-nāthāya mrḍāya nityam
gaṅgā-taraṅgotthita-bāla-candra cūḍāya gaurī-nayanotsavāya || 1 ||
“I perpetually offer obeisances unto you, the lord of the thirty primal devas,
who are the original father of created beings, whose character is gracious, upon
whose head, which is crested by the sickle moon, the Gaṅgā springs, and who
are a festival for the eyes of Gaurī, the fair goddess.
su-tapta-cāmīkara-candra-nīla padma-pravālāmbuda-kānti-vastraiḥ
sunṛtya-raṅgeṣṭa-vara-pradāya kaivalya-nāthāya vṛṣa-dhvajāya || 2 ||
“I offer my obeisances to you who resemble a moon of molten gold, who are
dressed in garments colored like a group of budding blue lotuses or lustrous
rainclouds, who bestow the most desirable boon to your devotees by your
delightful dancing, who offer shelter to those who seek to become one with the
transcendental effulgence of Godhead, and whose flag bears the image of the
bull.
sudhāṁśu-sūryāgni-vilocanena tamo-bhide te jagataḥ śivāya sahasra-
śubhrāṁśu-sahasra-raśmi sahasra-sañjittvara-tejase ‘stu || 3 || “I offer my
obeisances to you who dispel darkness with your three eyes—the moon, sun and
fire. Thus you cause auspiciousness for all the living entities of the universe,
and your potency easily defeats thousands of moons and suns.
nāgeśa-ratnojjvala-vigrahāya śārddūla-carmāṁśuka-divya-tejase
sahasra-patropari saṁsthitāya varāṅgadāmukta-bhuja-dvayāya || 4 || “I
offer my obeisances to you, whose form is brilliantly illuminated by the jewels
of Ananta-deva, the king of snakes, who possess divine potencies and are
clothed in a tiger skin, who stands in the midst of a thousand petalled lotus, and
whose two arms are adorned by lustrous bangles.
su-nūpurārañjita-pāda-padma kṣarat-sudhā-bhṛtya-sukha-pradāya
vicitra-ratnaugha-vibhūṣitāya premānam evādya harau vidhehi || 5 || “I
offer my obeisances to you who bestow happiness to your servitors as you pour
upon them the liquid nectar flowing from your reddish lotus feet, upon which
charming anklebells ring. Obeisances unto you who are adorned by an
abundance of gems. Please endow Me today with pure love for Śrī Hari.
śrī-rāma govinda mukunda śaure śrī-kṛṣṇa nārāyaṇa vāsudeva
ity ādi-nāmāmṛta-pāna-matta bhṛṅgādhipāyākhila-duḥkha-hantre || 6 ||
“O Śrī Rāma! O Govinda! O Mukunda! O Śauri! O Śrī Kṛṣṇa! O Nārāyaṇa! O
Vāsudeva!’ I offer my obeisances unto you, Śrī Śiva, who are the monarch
ruling over all the bee-like devotees who are mad to drink the nectar of these
and other innumerable names of Hari, and who thus destroys all grief.
śrī-nāradādyaiḥ satataṁ sugopya jijñāsitāyāśu vara-pradāya
tebhyo harer bhakti-sukha-pradāya śivāya sarvva-gurave namaḥ || 7 || “I
offer my respectful obeisances to you, Śrī Śiva, who are forever inquired of
confidentially by Śrī Nārada and other great sages, who very easily bestow
boons on them, who bestow the happiness of hari-bhakti to those who seek
boons of you, who thereby create auspiciousness and are thus the guru of
everyone.
śrī-gaurī-netrotsava-maṅgalāya tat-prāṇa-nāthāya rasa-pradāya
sadā samutkaṇṭha-govinda-līlā gāna-pravīṇāya namo ‘stu tubhyam || 8|| “I
offer my obeisances to you who are a festival of auspiciousness for the eyes of
Gaurī, who are the lord of her life-energy, who bestow rasa and are expert in
forever singing songs with eagerness of the pastimes of Govinda.”
Hare Krsna, Hare Krsna,
Krsna Krsna Hare Hare
Hare Rama, Hare Rama,
Rama Rama Hare Hare
