Sumarana kar jadunath
| Ragam: Adana |
Thalam: Adi |
Arohanam:S R2 G2 M1 G2 P D1 N2 S
Avarohanam: N2 D1 P M1 G2 R1 S N2 S
pallavi
sumaran kar jadunAth hari kE vAs kiyO jin dharma darI kE
caranam 1
Ek kSaN mE kEtE patit sidhArE pyArE pIpa tarE sudAma tArE bEsava tArE ajAmila nyArE
caranam 2
mIn kaccu sUkar narahari prabhu vAmanarUpa balimad hArE
caranam 3
shiva sanakAdika aja brahmAdika jinakU nis din man mE dhArE
sAt rAt bhar girivar dharO sO manmOhan nanda dulArE
caranam 4
bhaj le rAmakrSNa madhusUdan puruSOttam brajrAj murArE
jAmbavat rAkhE adham udhAraN padmanbh prabhu nAth hamArE
Meaning
Oh Mind! Do meditate on Lord Hari, the distinguished son of the Yadu clan, who dwells in the city of Dharma.
The Lord redeemed the wicked ones in a moment. People like Pipa, Sudhama, Besva, and Ajamila were rescued by him.
He took incarnations as a great fish, tortoise, great board, and man-lion form. He subdued the pride of king Bali when he took the form of Vamana. He took other incarnations also, as Parasurama, Balarama, and Kalki in order to destroy wicked ones.
Shiva, Sanaka, Brahama, and others, day and night meditate on his form. This enchanting son of Nanda held aloft the mountain Govardhana for seven nights. Worship him as Ramakrishna, Madhusudana, Purushotama, and lord of Vraja, the vanquisher of Mura. He is our lord Padmanabha, who gave refuge to Jambavan. He will reform the wicked ones of this earth.