Indirapati vilannum
| Ragam: Navarasam(Navaroj) | Thalam: Roopakam |
Arohanam:P D2 N3 S R2 G3 M1 P
Avarohanam: M1 G1 R3 S N2 D2 P
pallavi
indirApati viLangumindira vAhanattin nava saundaryam aruL sheidiDuvAn shaktanE vanAvu
caranam 1
danda shUkAdhipan pOlum dhairyam pUNduraippadAgil mandata mozhikku vandu mauna bhAvamELkkum
caranam 2
IranjnyAru karamuLLoru hEhaya mannavanum ahO pArilezhudIDuvAn pAram paNiyatrE
caranam 3
nayanamOrAyiram uLLoru nAga nAyakan pOlum niyatamidu kANmadinu nipuNanalla lOkE
caranam 4
nirupamayAm kAntikoNDu nirajnu munnu bhuvanangaLum maru vIDunnadi vAhana paramEva nitAntam
caranam 5
pAramadil vilasIDum padmanAbha pada sEvaikku bhUri bhAgya samUha mEnyE kAraNam kimapi nAnyam
Meaning
Who is capable of describing the beauty of the Indra Vahana, in which the lord, the beloved of Indira shines?
Even the lord of serpents-Adisesha - who has a thousand tongues will become tongue-tied if he dares to describe this!
Even for the king of Hehaya (Karttavirarjuna), who has a thousand hands, it is beyond his capacity to write about this!
Even Indra, who has a thousand eyes is not capable of having a full glance of this!
With an incomparable effulgence, this Vahana, which is the noblest in the three worlds, dazzles the others!
It is indeed, nothing but the greatest fortune to worship the feet of Lord Padmanabha, and outshines the others!