Āru Vaṇḍisalendu Āru Niṇḍisalendu

Telugu lyrics with meaning · composed by Śrī Jagannātha Dāsa · devaranama · 6 verses

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ఆరు వణ్డిసలేన్దు ఆరు నిణ్డిసలేన్దు

āru vaṇḍisalendu āru niṇḍisalendu

Verse 1 — ఆరు వందిసలేను ఆరు నిందిసలేను

ఆరు వందిసలేను ఆరు నిందిసలేను

āru vaṃdisalenu āru niṃdisalenu

What does it matter if no one worships You?

Verse 2 — ఆరు శాపిసలేను ఆరు కోపిసలేను

ఆరు శాపిసలేను ఆరు కోపిసలేను

āru śāpisalenu āru kopisalenu

What does it matter if no one reviles or curses You?

Verse 3 — ఆరు మునిదు మాతనాడదిద్దరే̀ ఏను

ఆరు మునిదు మాతనాడదిద్దరే̀ ఏను

āru munidu mātanāḍadiddarè enu

What does it matter if no one speaks to You in anger?

Verse 4 — మారుతాంతర్యామి జగన్నాథవిఠలన

మారుతాంతర్యామి జగన్నాథవిఠలన

mārutāṃtaryāmi jagannāthaviṭhalana

Through the lineage of Maruti (Hanuman), by the grace of Jagannatha Viṭhala —

Verse 5 — కారుణ్యపాత్రర కరుణవే̀న్నో̀ళగిరే̀

కారుణ్యపాత్రర కరుణవే̀న్నో̀ళగిరే̀

kāruṇyapātrara karuṇavènnòl̤agirè

the compassion of the compassionate One dwells within me.

Verse 6 — ఆరు వందిసలేను ఆరు నిందిసలేను

ఆరు వందిసలేను ఆరు నిందిసలేను

āru vaṃdisalenu āru niṃdisalenu

What does it matter if no one worships You? What does it matter if no one reviles You?

About Āru Vaṇḍisalendu Āru Niṇḍisalendu

Āru Vaṇḍisalendu Āru Niṇḍisalendu is a Kannada devaranama, composed by Śrī Jagannātha Dāsa, addressed to Krishna — a Ugabhoga. It is presented here in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, each verse with its English meaning. Source text: Kannada Wikisource.

Also known as: Aaru Vandisalendu.

A leading Haridāsa saint of the eighteenth century, disciple of Gopāla Dāsa, and author of the celebrated Harikathāmṛtasāra; composer of many padas and suḷādis under the signature "Jagannātha Viṭhala".

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