Nijapūrṇasukha

Devanagari lyrics with meaning · composed by Śrī Madhvācārya (Ānanda Tīrtha) · stotra · 7 verses

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निजपूर्णसुखामितबोधतनुः परशक्तिरनन्तगुणः परमः ।…

निजपूर्णसुखामितबोधतनुः परशक्तिरनन्तगुणः परमः ।
अजरामरणः सकलार्तिहरः कमलापतिरीड्यतमोऽवतु नः ॥

nijapūrṇasukhāmitabodhatanuḥ paraśaktiranantaguṇaḥ paramaḥ |
ajarāmaraṇaḥ sakalārtiharaḥ kamalāpatirīḍyatamo'vatu naḥ ||

May Kamalā's Lord protect us — whose body is His own perfect bliss and boundless knowledge, the supreme Power endowed with infinite virtues, unaging and undying, remover of all affliction, and most worthy of praise.

Verse 2 — यदसुप्तिगतोऽपि हरिः सुखवान् सुखरूपिणमाहुरतो…

यदसुप्तिगतोऽपि हरिः सुखवान् सुखरूपिणमाहुरतो निगमाः ।
स्वमतिप्रभवं जगदस्य यतः परबोधतनुं च ततः खपतिम् ॥

yadasuptigato'pi hariḥ sukhavān sukharūpiṇamāhurato nigamāḥ |
svamatiprabhavaṃ jagadasya yataḥ parabodhatanuṃ ca tataḥ khapatim ||

Since Hari is blissful even in deep sleep, the scriptures call Him of the very form of bliss; and since this world springs from His will, they call Him the Lord of heaven whose body is supreme knowledge.

Verse 3 — २ बहुचित्रजगत् बहुधाकरणात्परशक्तिरनन्तगुणः परमः…

२ बहुचित्रजगत् बहुधाकरणात्परशक्तिरनन्तगुणः परमः ।
सुखरूपममुष्यपदं परमं स्मरतस्तु भविष्यति तत्सततम् ॥

2 bahucitrajagat bahudhākaraṇātparaśaktiranantaguṇaḥ paramaḥ |
sukharūpamamuṣyapadaṃ paramaṃ smaratastu bhaviṣyati tatsatatam ||

Because He fashions this manifold, wondrous world in myriad ways, He is the supreme Power of infinite virtues; and His supreme abode, of the nature of bliss, will forever be attained by one who remembers Him.

Verse 4 — स्मरणे हि परेशितुरस्य विभोर्मलिनानि मनांसि कुतः…

स्मरणे हि परेशितुरस्य विभोर्मलिनानि मनांसि कुतः करणम् ।
विमलं हि पदं परमं स्वरतं तरुणार्कसवर्णमजस्य हरेः ॥

smaraṇe hi pareśiturasya vibhormalināni manāṃsi kutaḥ karaṇam |
vimalaṃ hi padaṃ paramaṃ svarataṃ taruṇārkasavarṇamajasya hareḥ ||

In the remembering of this supreme, all-pervading Lord, how can minds remain impure? For the unborn Hari's supreme abode is pure, self-delighting, and radiant as the young rising sun.

Verse 5 — विमलैः श्रुतिशाणनिशाततमैः सुमनोऽसिभिराशु निहत्य…

विमलैः श्रुतिशाणनिशाततमैः सुमनोऽसिभिराशु निहत्य दृढम् ।
बलिनं निजवैरिणमात्मतमोभिदमीशमनन्तमुपास्व हरिम् ॥

vimalaiḥ śrutiśāṇaniśātatamaiḥ sumano'sibhirāśu nihatya dṛḍham |
balinaṃ nijavairiṇamātmatamobhidamīśamanantamupāsva harim ||

With the pure swords of a righteous mind, keenly whetted upon the grindstone of scripture, swiftly and firmly slay your mighty inner enemy, and worship the infinite Lord Hari, dispeller of the soul's darkness.

Verse 6 — न हि विश्वसृजो विभुशम्भुपुरन्दर…

न हि विश्वसृजो विभुशम्भुपुरन्दर सूर्यमुखानपरानपरान् ।
सृजतीड्यतमोऽवति हन्ति निजं पदमापयति प्रणतां स्वधिया ॥

na hi viśvasṛjo vibhuśambhupurandara sūryamukhānaparānaparān |
sṛjatīḍyatamo'vati hanti nijaṃ padamāpayati praṇatāṃ svadhiyā ||

By His own will the most-worthy Lord creates world-makers such as mighty Śiva, Indra, the Sun, and countless others, protects and destroys them, and leads the surrendered to His own abode.

Verse 7 — परमोऽपि रमेशितुरस्य समो न हि कश्चिदभून्न…

परमोऽपि रमेशितुरस्य समो न हि कश्चिदभून्न भविष्यति च ।
क्वचिदद्यतनोऽपि न पूर्णसदागणितेड्यगुणानुभवैकतनोः ॥

paramo'pi rameśiturasya samo na hi kaścidabhūnna bhaviṣyati ca |
kvacidadyatano'pi na pūrṇasadāgaṇiteḍyaguṇānubhavaikatanoḥ ||

Exalted though others may be, none ever was, nor is now, nor ever shall be equal to this Lord of Ramā, whose sole being is the full, ever-boundless experience of praiseworthy qualities.

Verse 8 — इति देववरस्य हरेः स्तवनं कृतवान्…

इति देववरस्य हरेः स्तवनं कृतवान् मुनिरुत्तममादरतः ।
सुखतीर्थपदाभिहितः पठतस्तदिदं भवति ध्रुवमुच्चसुखम् ॥

iti devavarasya hareḥ stavanaṃ kṛtavān muniruttamamādarataḥ |
sukhatīrthapadābhihitaḥ paṭhatastadidaṃ bhavati dhruvamuccasukham ||

Thus the sage named Sukhatīrtha reverently composed this excellent hymn to Hari, best of the gods; for one who recites it, lofty bliss surely comes. (the author's signature / phalaśruti)

About Nijapūrṇasukha

Nijapūrṇasukha is a Sanskrit stotra, composed by Śrī Madhvācārya (Ānanda Tīrtha), addressed to Vishnu — a Dvadasha Stotra. It is presented here in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, each verse with its English meaning. Source text: sanskritdocuments.org.

Founder of the Dvaita (Tattvavāda) school of Vedānta and third of the great Vaiṣṇava ācāryas; author of the Sarvamūla works, including devotional stotras such as the Dvādaśa Stotra.

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Nijapūrṇasukha is a Sanskrit stotra (devotional hymn), composed by Śrī Madhvācārya (Ānanda Tīrtha), addressed to Vishnu, of 7 verses. On Avabodhak every verse is shown with its English meaning, so you can understand the text line by line as you read.

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