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JAYADEVA ASHTAPADI CHANTING BY SANKARAN NAMBOOTHIRI WITH LYRICS Ashtapadi : DHEERA SAMEERE Lyrics and meaning is given below Rati Sukha Sare Gatamabhi Sare Madana Manohara Vesham Nakuru Nitambini Gamana Vilambana Manusaritham Hrudayesham Dheera Sameere Yamunateere (2) Vasati Vane Vanamalee Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee ( Oh Dear Radha, Go Quickly To Meet Your Beloved Krishna Who Is Beautiful Like Manmadha.The Breeze Is Blowing Gently. Krishna Is Waiting In Brundavana On The Bank Of Yamuna River. His Hands Play On The Breasts Of Gopikas) Gopee Peena Payodhara Mardana Chanchala Karayuga Shalee Namasametham Kruta Sanketham (2) Vadayathe Mrudu Venum Bahu Manuthe Nanute Tanu Sangatha Pavana Chalitamapi Renum Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee (2) (Krishna Is Playing Flute Calling Your Name, Indicating Where He Was Waiting For You. He Admires Even The Breeze Passing Over You And Reaching Him.) Patati Patatre Vichalati Patre Sankita Bhava Dupayanam Rachayathi Sayanam Sachakitha Nayanam (2) Pasyathi Tava Pandhanam Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee (3) (He Is Alarmed Even When A Feather Or Dry Leaf Drops. He Is Setting On Bed Of Tender Leaves And Is Excited About Your Arrival.) Mukhara Madheeram Tyaja Manjeeram Ripumiva Kelishu Lolam Chala Sakhi Kunjam Sa Timira Punjam (2) Seelaya Neela Nicholam Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee (2) Dheera Sameere Yamunateere (Oh Radha, Leave Off Your Anklets Lest They Make Noise When You Meet Him. Please Go To That Bower During Night In Black Dress.) Urasi Murare Rupahita Hare Ghanaiva Tarala Balake Tatidiva Peete Rati Vipareete (2) Rajasi Sukruta Vipake (2) Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee (When You Meet Krishna Your Pearl Necklaces Fall On His Chest. You Shine Like Lightening On His Chest Which Resembles Dark Clouds With White Sarasa Birds.) Vigalita Vasanam Parihruta Rasanam Ghataya Jaghanamapidhanam Kisalaya Sayane Pankaja Nayane(2) Nidhimiva Harsha Nidanam Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee(2) (Your Eyes Are Beautiful Like Lotus Flower. You Are Treasure Of Beauty Lying On Bed Of Tender Leaves. You Are Bestower Of Happiness.) Harirabhimanee Rajani Ridanee Ithamupayathi Viramam Kuru Mama Vachanam Satvara Rachanam(2) Pooraya Madhuripu Kamam (Krishna Is A Person With Self-Respect. The Night Is Ending He Would Be Angry If You Make Delay. Go Soon And Fulfill His Wish) Sri Jayadeve Kruta Hariseve Bhanati Parama Ramaneeyam Pramudita Hrudayam Harimati Sadayam Samata Sukruta Gamaneeyam Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee Dheera Sameere Yamunateere Vasati Vane Vanamalee (Poet Jayadeva Tells This Delightful Story Of Love Between Radha And Krishna With Utmost Devotion. Oh Devotees, Bow To The Most Benevolent Lord Krishna With Pious Hearts.) Ashtapadis or Ashtapadi refers to the Sanskrit hymns of the Gita Govinda, composed by Jayadeva in the 12th Century. The ashtapadis, which describe the beauty of Lord Krishna and the love between Krishna and the gopis, are considered a masterpiece in esoteric spirituality and the theme of 'Divine romance'. The literal meaning of ashtapathi, 'eight-steps', refers to the fact that each hymn is made of eight couplets (eight sets of two lines). It is also the source of the word ashtāpada, an Indian board game, the forerunner of chess. Although the original tunes of the ashtapadis were lost in history, they remain popular and are widely sung in a variety of tunes, and used in classical dance performances, across India.The lyrical poetry of the Gita Govinda is divided into twelve chapters, each of which is sub-divided into twenty four divisions called Prabandha. The Prabandhas contain couplets grouped into eights, called ashtapadis Content Owner : Manorama Music Website : http://www.manoramamusic.com YouTube : / manoramamusic Facebook : / manoramamusic Twitter : / manorama_music Parent Website : http://www.manoramaonline.com #sankarannamboothiri #ashtapadi #ashtapathi #manoramamusic #hindu_devotional #devotionalsongs #hindu_devotional_songs #latestdevotionalsongs #hindu_devotional_songs_malayalam #malayalamdevotionalsongs #guruvayoor #guruvayoorappa_devotional_songs #guruvayoorappan #guruvayoortemple #krishnadevotional #krishnadevotional #krishnabhajan #krishna #sopanasangeetham