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Art of Living Bhajans 1. Lambodara Lambodara Hey Vigneshwara Shambo kumara Vigneshwara Ambika Tanaya Om kareshwar Hey Ramba Hey Ramba Vigneshwara Mourya re bappa mourya re (Low , High ) Ganapati Bappa Mourya, Mangal Moorthy Mourya (High ,Low ) 2. Vakratunda Mahakaya Vakratunda Mahakaya Koti Surya Samaprabha Nirvignam Kurumedeva (2) Sarvakaryeshu Sarvada (2) Mahaganapate Gajaanana Sri Mahaganapate Gajaanana Uma Maheswara Priya Nandana (2) Mahaganapate Gajaanana Gana Nayaka Vandita Vharana (2) Taba Charanam Bhava Bhaya Haranam (2) Sri Mahaganapate Gajaanana (2) [Repeat Para] Gajaanana Gaja Vadhana Hey Rambha Gajaanana [Repeat many times at different speed] Hey Rambha Gajaanana [Repeat many times at different speed] 3. Vinayaka Vinayaka Vinayaka vinayaka Vishwadhara vinayaka …. Vinayaka vinayaka…. Siddhi vinayak bhav bhaya hara Sur muni vandit shri ganesha Vishwadhara vinayaka… Vinayaka Vinayaka… 4. Gouri Nanadana Gajanara Gouri Nanadana Gajanara, Girijananda Niranjana Parvati Nanadana Shubanana Shubanana Shubanana Pahi praBho maam Pahi praSanna Gouri Nanadana Gajanara, Girijananda Niranjana Nartana sundara niranjana Niranjana…Niranjana…. Pahi praBho maam Pahi praSanna Gouri Nanadana Gajanara, Girijananda Niranjana 5. Pratham Vandan Pratham vandan… Gauri nandan… He shiv nandan… Pahi gajanan.. Pratham vandana.. Gauri nandan… Ek danth..Gunvanth Vinayak Mangala charana….Sankat harna Pranav Swaroopa pahi gajanan.. Pratham vandan… Gauri nandan… 6. Ganesha om Ganesha om Ganesha om Ganesha om, Ganesha om Ganesha om Ganesha om Ganesha om, Ganesha om gavo Ganesha om, Ganapati bapa moriya Ganesha om Ganesha om Ganesha om, Ganesha om gavo Ganesha om, Siddhi vinayaka ganesha om Lambodara hai ganesha om Ganesha om Ganesha om, Ganesha om gavo Ganesha om, Vishwadara ganesha om Mangala-murthi ganesha om Ganesha om Ganesha om, Ganesha om gavo Ganesha om, 7. Guru Brahma Guru Vishnu Guru Brahma Guru Vishnu Guru Devo Maheshwaraha Guru Sakshat Parabrahma Tasmayshree Gurave Namaha 8. Jai Guru OmKara Jai guru omkara, Jaya Jaya sadguru omkara, om 2 Brahma Vishnu Sadashiva 2 Hara Hara Hara Mahadeva, Shiva Shiva Shiva Sadashiva 2 Jai guru omkara……………….. repeat 9. Om Guru Om Guru Om guru om guru paratpara guru Omkara guru tav sharnam… … Om Guru… Subkhkar shubhkar he parmeshwar Brahma paratpara tav sharnam.. … Om Guru… Namani brahma namami Vishnu Namami Shankar bhaya harnam… … Om Guru… Chidanand guru chitswaroop guru Shankar satguru tav sharnam.. … Om Guru… 10. Bolo narayana Bolo narayana jai jai vithala Lakshmi narayana rang rang vithala Govind vithala gopala vithala Sri rang vithala pandurang vithala 11. Panduranga jaya vithale Panduranga jaya vithale…..vithale….vithale… 2 Hari narayana, narayan hari 2 Jaya narayan, narayana om……. ….Panduranga…. 12. Narayana narayana Narayan Narayan jai jai govind hare Narayan Narayan jai jai gopal hare Jai jai govinda hare, Jai jai gopal hare 2 …Narayan…. Narayan narayan narayan narayan narayan Jai jai govind hare jai jai gopal hare ` 2 …Narayan…. 13. Nanda Nanda Nanda nanda ananda Nanda nanda Govindha nanda nanda Gopalaa, Gopalaaa. 2 Govinda Govinda, Gopala Gopala 2 Nanda nanda ananda Nanda nanda Govindha nanda nanda Gopalaa, Gopalaaa... 2 Mukunda Krishna Govindha, Murali Krishna Gopala 2 14. Govinda Krishna Krishna Govinda Krishna Krishna, Gopi Gopala Krishna, govinda gopi gopala… 4 Nanda nandana hi vasudeva, 15. Hey nand nand gopala Hey nand nand gopa….la, Anand nand gopa…la 2 Hey nand nand anand nand Yadunand nand gopa…..la …Hey nand nand gopa…la….. 16. Gopala Gopala Gopala Gopala Shyamgopala ..... 2 Murali Ganalola Gopigopala .... 2 Devki Nandana Sundara Venugopala ... 2 Oh Radhe Radhe Radhe Radhe Radhegopala .. 2 17. Bala gopala bala gopala Bala Gopala Bala Gopala, Pyara Murare Mera Nandalala Nandalala Nandalala Nandalala Morei Nandalala 2 …. Bala Gopala…… Krishna govinda govinda gopala 3 Jaya murali manahora nanda lala 2 18. Sri Krishna Govinda Hare Murare Sri Krishna Govinda Hare Murare He Natha Narayana Vasudeva (2) He Natha Narayana Vasudeva He Natha Narayana Vasudeva (2) Govinda Bholo Hari Gopala Bholo Radha Rama Hari Gopala Bholo (2) 19. Krishna manamohana Krishna manamohana..Chitchor Radha Jeevana Brindavan sanchari Govardhan giridhari 2 Hridaya vihari hari narayana 2 Narayana hari narayana 2 …Krishna manamohana….. 20. Swagatam Krishna Swagatam krishna, suswagatam krishna swagatam, suswagatam sharanagatam krishna murali-dhara krishna manamohana Krishna swagatam suswagatam sharanagatam Krishna !!swagatam!! mathura--puri krishna madhu-sudhana krishna swagatam suswagatam sharanagatam Krishna !!swagatam!! 21. Govinda Madhava Govinda…..Madhava….Gopala….Keshava Hey nand mukunda …..Nand Govinda…….Radhe Gopala Giridhari……..Giridhari, Giridhari……Girdhari Ra…Dhe….Go….Pala …..Govinda Madhava….. Radhe, Radhe, Radhe, Raadhe Sham (4) 22. Hey murali shridhra Hey murali shridhra radhekrishna radheshyam Keshav madhav yadav nandan Radhekrishna radheshyam Nandana radheshyam Navneetachora radheshyam ..Keshav madhav… Bhakt vatsal radheshyam Bhagwatpriya radheshyam ..Keshav madhav… ...Hey murali shridhara….. 23. Ma Amba Ma Amba Ma Amba Ma Amba Bol Ishwara Sat Chita Ananda Bol Sambha Sada Shiva Sambha Sada Shiva... Sambha Sada Shiva Bol Ishwara Sat Chita Ananda Bol Amba Amba Ma Jagathamba... Akilandeshware Jaya Jagatha 24. Achutam Kesawam Achutam Keswam, krishna damodaram ram narayaman, janaki valadam, Kaun kehata hai bhagwan atte nahi tum meera ki jaisi bulate nahi Achutam… Kaun kehata hai bhagwan katte nahi tere sabhiri ki jaisi kilate nahi Achutam… Kaun kehata hai bhagwan sote nahi maa yashoda ki jaisi sulate nahi Achutam…. Kaun kehata hai bhagwan nachte nahi gopiyonki tara tum nachate nahi Achutam… Achutam Keswam, krishna damodaram ram narayaman, janaki valadam - 3 25. Vitala Hari vitala Vitala Hari vitala Jai Jai Vitale Hari Narayana Panduranga Vitale Hari Narayana Purandara Vitale Hari Narayana Hari Narayana Bajo Narayana 2 Bajo Narayana Sriman Narayana Sriman Narayana Satya Narayana Satya Narayana Guru Narayana Jai Jai Jai Jai vithale hari naryana 26. Shiva Raja Maheshwara Shiva Raja Maheshwara Jaya Shankara Shiva Shambo Shambo Shambo Jaya Shankara Shiva Shambo Shambo Shambo Shambo Shambo Shambo Shambo 27. Shankaraya Shankaraya Shankaraya Managalam Shankaraya Shankaraya Shankaraya Managalam Shankari Manoharaya Shashwataya Managalam (2) Gurudeva Mangalam Sadguru Deva Mangalam Gajananaya Mangalam Sadhananda Mangalam (2) Rajarama Mangalam Srivenukrishna Mangalam Sitarama Mangalam Sri Radhe Shama Magalam (2) Ananda Mangalam Paramananda Mangalam Sadananda Mangalam Chidananda Mangalam (2) Shankri Manoharaya Shashwataya Magalam 28. Sagar mein sagar mein ek lahar uthi tere namm ki tujhe mubarak khushiyan atmagyan ki tujhko hain anant mein ja kar mil jana, tu hain sundar phool is sansar ki 29. Hari mana Hari-mana tumi govinda-mana Tumi gopala-mana tumi narayana !!Hari-mana!! Govinda gopala hari narayana Rama-mana raja rama-mana Sitaram-mana atma rama-mana !!Hari-mana!! Shyama-mana gana-shyama-mana Meghashyama-mana radhe shyama-mana !!Hari-mana!! Om namo bhagavate vasudevaya (3) Vasudevaya Rama R..R..R..R..R..R..R.. Rama R..R..R..R..R..R..R.. 30. Atma Rama Ananda Ramana Atma Rama Ananda Ramana Achyutha Keshava Hari Narayana Bhava Bhaya Harana Vandhitha Charana Raghukula Bhushana Rajiva Lochana Adhi Narayana Anantha Shayana Satchidananda Shri Sathya Narayana 31. Radhe Radhe Radhe Radhe Radhe Radhe Radhe, Radhe Govinda Brindavana Chanda Anaatha naatha deenabhando, Radhe Govinda Puraana Purusha Puniya Shloka, Radhe Govinda Brindavana Chanda Anaatha naatha deenabhando, Radhe Govinda Nanda Mukunda Navaneetha chora, Radhe Govinda Brindavana Chanda Anaatha naatha deenabhando, Radhe Govinda .
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