
Obeisance 59
Bhajan | Sanatana Goswami
Verse 1
janitendra-rusaṁ ṣakra-
mada-vṛṣṭi-samonmukham
govardhanācaloddhartas
tvāṁ vande 'dbhuta-vikramam
Verse 2
līlā-govardhana-dhara
vraja-rakṣā-parāyana
bhujānantopari-nyasta-
kṣmā-nībha-kṣmā-bhṛd-uttama
Verse 3
govardhana-cchatra-daṇḍa-
bhujārgala mahā-bala
saptāha-vidhṛtādrīndra
megha-vāhana-garva-bhit
Verse 4
saptāhaika-pada-sthāyin
vraja-kṣut-tṛḍ-nudīkṣaṇa
jaya bhagnendra-saṇkalpa
mahā-varsa-nivārana
Verse 5
sva-sthāna-sthāpita-gire
gopī-dadhy-akṣatārcita
devatā-sumano-vṛṣṭi-
sikta vāsava-bhīṣaṇa
Verse 1
O Lord Krsna, when You angered Lord Indra in this way, he proudlly inundated Vrndavana with devestating rainfall. You checked that rain by lifting Govardhana Hill. O amazing powerful Lord, I offer respectful obeisances unto You.
Verse 2
O Lord Krsna, You playfully lifted Govardhana Hill in order to protect the residents of Vrajabhumi. Placed upon Your hand, that unlimited mountain appeared as large as the entire earth.
Verse 3
O greatly powerful Lord Krsna, for seven days, You held up Govardhana Hill, the king of the mountains if it were an umbrella and Your arm was it's handle. In this way You broke the pride of Indra, who rides on the clouds.
Verse 4
O Lord Krsna, all glories unto You. Staying under Govardhana Hill for seven days, You dispelled the hunger and thirst of the residents of Vraja with Your (merciful) glance. You broke the determined will of Lord Indra, and forced the great rainfall to stop.
Verse 5
O Lord krsna, You placed Govardhana Hill back in it's own spot, and the gopis worshipped You by offering yogurt and rice to You. The demigods showered sumana flowers, and Lord Indra became greatly afraid.
Verse 1
janitendra-rusaṁ ṣakra-
mada-vṛṣṭi-samonmukham
govardhanācaloddhartas
tvāṁ vande 'dbhuta-vikramam
Verse 2
līlā-govardhana-dhara
vraja-rakṣā-parāyana
bhujānantopari-nyasta-
kṣmā-nībha-kṣmā-bhṛd-uttama
Verse 3
govardhana-cchatra-daṇḍa-
bhujārgala mahā-bala
saptāha-vidhṛtādrīndra
megha-vāhana-garva-bhit
Verse 4
saptāhaika-pada-sthāyin
vraja-kṣut-tṛḍ-nudīkṣaṇa
jaya bhagnendra-saṇkalpa
mahā-varsa-nivārana
Verse 5
sva-sthāna-sthāpita-gire
gopī-dadhy-akṣatārcita
devatā-sumano-vṛṣṭi-
sikta vāsava-bhīṣaṇa
Verse 1
O Lord Krsna, when You angered Lord Indra in this way, he proudlly inundated Vrndavana with devestating rainfall. You checked that rain by lifting Govardhana Hill. O amazing powerful Lord, I offer respectful obeisances unto You.
Verse 2
O Lord Krsna, You playfully lifted Govardhana Hill in order to protect the residents of Vrajabhumi. Placed upon Your hand, that unlimited mountain appeared as large as the entire earth.
Verse 3
O greatly powerful Lord Krsna, for seven days, You held up Govardhana Hill, the king of the mountains if it were an umbrella and Your arm was it's handle. In this way You broke the pride of Indra, who rides on the clouds.
Verse 4
O Lord Krsna, all glories unto You. Staying under Govardhana Hill for seven days, You dispelled the hunger and thirst of the residents of Vraja with Your (merciful) glance. You broke the determined will of Lord Indra, and forced the great rainfall to stop.
Verse 5
O Lord krsna, You placed Govardhana Hill back in it's own spot, and the gopis worshipped You by offering yogurt and rice to You. The demigods showered sumana flowers, and Lord Indra became greatly afraid.
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