Nanda Tanujanur Adya Vyalam
Bhajan | Jiva Goswami
Verse 1
nanda-tanujanur adya vyalam
hatavan hṛtavan asmat-kalam
Verse 2
oṣṭhadharam iha jalada-taṭaliḥ
dantavalir api dantaka-paliḥ
Verse 3
śvasa-bharaḥ khara-davaja-vataḥ
jihva-yugam api vartma-nipataḥ
Verse 4
ity utprekṣitatama-vividhaṅgan
vyatihasan acarataḥ saṅgan
Verse 5
ahim anv ahitaṁ kalpayamanan
girir iti taṁ viśataḥ kṛtamanan
Verse 6
tad-udara-madhya kṛtabhyanuveśaṇ
nija-virahadi-vimurchita-veśan
Verse 7
sneha-bharad atha svena sametan
svaka-netramṛta-vṛṣṭi-sacetan
Verse 8
tasmad bahir atha niṣkasitavan
punar iha nikhilaṁ bata darśitavan
Verse 9
pranad adhikaḥ so 'yam praṇan
rakṣan asman kurute traṇan
Verse 1
Today the son of Nanda killed a snake and rescued us from danger.
Verse 2
"This snake's lips are many rainclouds. Its teeth are a row of mountain peaks.
Verse 3
"Its breath is the acrid wind from a forest-fire. Its forked tongue is a highway."
Verse 4
We made these guesses about its limbs and we all laughed.
Verse 5
Although we could clearly see it was a snake, we said "It is a mountain", and entered within it.
Verse 6
We marched into the snake's belly, separated ourselves from Kṛṣṇa, and then fainted unconscious.
Verse 7
Out of great love our friend Kṛṣṇa found us and restored our consciousness by showering us with the nectar of His glance.
Verse 8
He brought us out of the snake and showed all of us what had happened.
Verse 9
In this way, Kṛṣṇa, who is more dear to us than our own lives, saved our lives and protected us.
Verse 1
nanda-tanujanur adya vyalam
hatavan hṛtavan asmat-kalam
Verse 2
oṣṭhadharam iha jalada-taṭaliḥ
dantavalir api dantaka-paliḥ
Verse 3
śvasa-bharaḥ khara-davaja-vataḥ
jihva-yugam api vartma-nipataḥ
Verse 4
ity utprekṣitatama-vividhaṅgan
vyatihasan acarataḥ saṅgan
Verse 5
ahim anv ahitaṁ kalpayamanan
girir iti taṁ viśataḥ kṛtamanan
Verse 6
tad-udara-madhya kṛtabhyanuveśaṇ
nija-virahadi-vimurchita-veśan
Verse 7
sneha-bharad atha svena sametan
svaka-netramṛta-vṛṣṭi-sacetan
Verse 8
tasmad bahir atha niṣkasitavan
punar iha nikhilaṁ bata darśitavan
Verse 9
pranad adhikaḥ so 'yam praṇan
rakṣan asman kurute traṇan
Verse 1
Today the son of Nanda killed a snake and rescued us from danger.
Verse 2
"This snake's lips are many rainclouds. Its teeth are a row of mountain peaks.
Verse 3
"Its breath is the acrid wind from a forest-fire. Its forked tongue is a highway."
Verse 4
We made these guesses about its limbs and we all laughed.
Verse 5
Although we could clearly see it was a snake, we said "It is a mountain", and entered within it.
Verse 6
We marched into the snake's belly, separated ourselves from Kṛṣṇa, and then fainted unconscious.
Verse 7
Out of great love our friend Kṛṣṇa found us and restored our consciousness by showering us with the nectar of His glance.
Verse 8
He brought us out of the snake and showed all of us what had happened.
Verse 9
In this way, Kṛṣṇa, who is more dear to us than our own lives, saved our lives and protected us.
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