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Full Notation - www.shivkumar.org/music SrI pArtha sArathinA Ragam: Suddha Dhanyasi (22nd Melakartha (Kharaharapriya) Janyam) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Udayara... ARO: S G2 M1 P N2 S || AVA: S N2 P M G2 S || Talam: Rupakam Composer: Muthuswami Dikshitar Version: Ram Kaushik (Youtube Original) Lyrics / Meaning Courtesy: (Guru Guha Vaibham) Youtube Class: Audio MP3 Class: http://www.shivkumar.org/music/sripar... Pallavi SrI pArtha sArathinA pAlitO-asmi-ahaM sadA samashTi caraNam gOpa strI mOhita vENu gAnEna SrI rukmiNI mana-ullAsa karaNEna Madhyama Kala Sahityam: prapanca-Arti hara dAna nipuNa - vaikuNTha sthitEna tumburu nArada nutEna guru guha sammOditEna Meaning Courtesy: (Guru Guha Vaibham, and ChatGPT (with edits)) The Pallavi, "SrI pArtha sArathinA pAlitO-asmi-ahaM sadA," expresses a deep reverence and gratitude towards Lord Krishna, who is addressed as the noble charioteer (Sarathi) of Arjuna (Partha). The speaker affirms a constant sense of being protected by Krishna, indicating a personal and enduring connection with the divine. The Samashti Charanam & Madhyama Kala Sahityam expands on Krishna's divine play (Lila): "gOpa strI mOhita vENu gAnEna" highlights Krishna's alluring flute-playing that mesmerizes the Gopis (cowherd women), showcasing his power to captivate hearts through music. "SrI rukmiNI mana-ullAsa karaNEna" speaks of Krishna's queen, Rukmini, whose heart overflows with joy due to Krishna's actions, reflecting his role as a source of happiness for his devotees. "prapanca-Arti hara dAna nipuNa - vaikuNTha sthitEna" describes Krishna as a skilled benefactor who removes worldly sorrows, situated in Vaikuntha, his divine abode, emphasizing his cosmic role as a caretaker of the universe. "tumburu nArada nutEna" refers to the celestial sages Tumburu and Narada, who praise Krishna, suggesting his exalted status in the heavens. "guru guha sammOditEna" indicates that Krishna pleases even the divine teacher Guha (Kartikeya), further underlining the universal reverence for Krishna's divine play and wisdom. Sahityam: SrI pArtha sArathinA pAlitO-asmi-ahaM sadA Meaning: pAlitO-asmi-ahaM – I am protected SrI pArtha sArathinA – by Lord Parthasarathi, the charioteer of Arjuna(Partha), sadA – always. SrI - Revered or holy pArtha - Referring to Arjuna, a major character in the Indian epic Mahabharata sArathinA - By the charioteer pAlitO-asmi-ahaM - I am protected or taken care of sadA – Always samashTi caraNam Sahityam: gOpa strI mOhita vENu gAnEna gOpa strI mOhita vENu gAnEna - (By) the one who enchants the Gopika women with the music of the flute, gOpa - Cowherd (referring to Krishna) strI - Women mOhita - Enchanted or captivated vENu - Flute gAnEna - By the music or song Sahityam: SrI rukmiNI mana-ullAsa karaNEna SrI rukmiNI mana-ullAsa karaNEna – the one who delights the heart of Goddess Rukmini, SrI rukmiNI - Revered Rukmini, a principal queen of Krishna mana - Heart or mind ullAsa - Joy or delight karaNEna - By causing or doing Madhyama Kala Sahityam: Sahityam: prapanca-Arti hara dAna nipuNa - Sahityam: vaikuNTha sthitEna prapanca-Arti hara – the remover of the sorrows of the world, dAna nipuNa – the expert in giving(desired objects), vaikuNTha sthitEna - the one who dwells in Vaikuntha, prapanca - World or universe Arti hara - Remover of suffering dAna - Gift or benevolence nipuNa - Expert or skilled vaikuNTha - The heavenly abode of Lord Vishnu (Krishna) sthitEna - Residing in or situated Sahityam: tumburu nArada nutEna Sahityam: guru guha sammOditEna tumburu nArada nutEna – the one extolled by the sages Tumburu and Narada, guru guha sammOditEna – the one well-pleased with Guruguha. tumburu - A celestial musician nArada - A divine sage and musician nutEna - Praised or worshipped by guru - Teacher or master guha - Another name for Lord Kartikeya, a Hindu deity sammOditEna - Pleasing or delighting