Pallavi
ēhi trijagadīśa śambhō mām pāhi pañca-nadīśa | O Master of the Three Worlds! Deign to come near; O Sambhu! O Lord of Thiruvaiyaru, Protect me! |
Anupallavi
vāhinīśa1-ripunuta śiva sāmba dēhi tvadīya karābjāvalamba | One praised by Agastya, the enemy of Ocean! One present with Parvati! Give me the support of Your Lotus hand. |
Charanams
1. | gaṅgādhara dīra nirjara-ripu-puṅgava-saṃhāra2 Show Detailsmaṅgala-kara pura-bhaṅga3 vidhṛta-sukuraṅgāpta4 hṛdayābja bhṛṅga śubhāṅga | O Lord who wears River Ganga! O Brave One! O Slayer of the chief of the enemy of celestials! O Lord who causes auspiciousness! O Shatterer of three Fortresses! O Lord who holds (in hand) the charming deer! O Lord, the bee who hovers over the heart Lotus of those who are dear! O Lord of sacred limbs! |
2. | vāraṇājina-cēla bhava nīradhi-tāraṇa surapāla krūra lōkābhra samīraṇa śubhra śarīra māmakāgha hara parātpara (ēhi) | O Lord who wears skin of elephant as garment! O Lord who enables crossing over of the ocean of Worldly Existence! O protector of celestials! O Wind which blows away the dark clouds called cruel people! O Lord of radiant body! O Lord who removes my sins! O Lord who is beyond everything! |
3. | rāja-śēkhara karuṇā-sāgara naga-rājātmajā-ramaṇa rāja-rāja-paripūjita-pada tyāga- rāja-rāja vṛṣa rājādhirāja (ēhi) | O Lord who wears (digit of) moon on the head! O Ocean of compassion! O Beloved of Parvati – mind-born of King of Mountains! O Lord whose feet are fervently worshipped Kings of Kings! O Lord of this Thyagaraja! O OverLord of the Nandi – king of bulls! |
References
- 1vāhinīśa ripu - The episode of sage Agastya drinking up the ocean is found in Mahabharata, Book 3 – Vana Parva – Sections 104 and 105. Mahabharata
- 2nirjara ripu puṅgava samhāra – There are atleast three such enemies of Indra (nirjara) – jālandhara, gajāsura; kamalāksha, tārukāksha, vidhyunmāli of Tripura who were destroyed by Lord Siva. The episodes, in brief, are available in the following web sites – Siva1 and Siva 2
- 3pura bhaṅga – refers to Tripura Samharam.
- 4vidhṛta sukuraṅga – This refers to one of the Leelas of Lord Siva at Daruka Vana wherein he vanquishes the deer. The episode, in brief, is available in the above said site.
- 5vāraṇājina cēla – Refers to slaying of Gajasura – Please refer to the above site for more information.