O those who truly worship the feet of Teekacharya,
Verse 2 — ghorapātakāṃbhudiya dūra māl̤parā
ghorapātakāṃbhudiya dūra māl̤parā
who keep far the terrible ocean of sin!
Verse 3 — modatīrthara-matava sādhisuvara
modatīrthara-matava sādhisuvara
Those who establish the Dvaita philosophy,
Verse 4 — pādasevyara-durbhodha kal̤èvara
pādasevyara-durbhodha kal̤èvara
who serve the Guru's feet and destroy false teachings,
Verse 5 — bhāṣyatatvava-suviśeṣa māl̤pāra
bhāṣyatatvava-suviśeṣa māl̤pāra
who expound the essence of the commentaries with great distinction,
Verse 6 — doṣadūrāra-vāsavādi rūpara
doṣadūrāra-vāsavādi rūpara
who remove all faults and manifest in divine forms,
Verse 7 — śyāmasuṃdara-harigè premapūrṇara
śyāmasuṃdara-harigè premapūrṇara
Beautiful like Krishna, filled with love for Hari,
Verse 8 — nemanityara-niṣkāmanāpara
nemanityara-niṣkāmanāpara
ever devoted, constant, and free from desire,
Verse 9 — mokṣadātarā akṣobhyatīrthara
mokṣadātarā akṣobhyatīrthara
Givers of liberation, disciples of Akshobhya Teertha,
Verse 10 — śikṣitādara-apekṣarahitara
śikṣitādara-apekṣarahitara
well-instructed, humble, and free from worldly attachment,
Verse 11 — vijayaviṭhalana-aṃghri bhajanèmāl̤para
vijayaviṭhalana-aṃghri bhajanèmāl̤para
who worship the feet of Vijaya Vitthala,
Verse 12 — kujanabhaṃjara-digvijayarāyāra
kujanabhaṃjara-digvijayarāyāra
destroyers of the wicked, kings of universal conquest!
About Sāri Bhajisirō
Sāri Bhajisirō is a Kannada devaranama, composed by Śrī Vijaya Dāsa, addressed to Jaya Teertharu — a Stotra. It is presented here in Devanagari, Roman (IAST), Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, each verse with its English meaning. Source text: meerasubbarao.wordpress.com.
Also known as: ಸಾರಿ ಭಜಿಸಿರೊ, Saari Bhajisiro.
A leading Haridāsa saint who revived the Dāsakūṭa in the eighteenth century and initiated a lineage that included Gopāla Dāsa and Jagannātha Dāsa; composer of a vast body of padas, suḷādis and ugābhogas under the signature "Vijaya Viṭhala".
Sāri Bhajisirō is a Kannada devaranama (devotional hymn), composed by Śrī Vijaya Dāsa, addressed to Jaya Teertharu, of 12 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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Who composed Sāri Bhajisirō?
Sāri Bhajisirō is attributed to Śrī Vijaya Dāsa.
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