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WELCOMEWELCOME TOTO KRISHNAKRISHNA JANMASHTAMI!JANMASHTAMI! 1 Table of Content Yadaa Yadaa Hi Dharmasya 2 Govinda Gopaala 25 Krishna Gayatri Mantra 3 Rama Krishna Hare Mukunda Muraari 25 Swaagatam Krishna 3 Karo Karuna He Gokul Ke Vasi 26 Shri Krishna Govinda Hare Murari 4 Hari Sundara Nanda Mukunda 29 Krishna-Ashtakam 4 Bhajo Keshava Hari Nandalaalaa 30 Achyuta-Ashtakam 7 Jo Tu Mitaanaa Chaahe 32 Madhura-Ashtakam 10 Achyutam Keshavam 35 Shri Krishna Sharanam Mama 13 Hari Hari Narayana 37 Jai Radha Madhav 14 Radhe Radhe Bol 38 Baat Nihaare Ghanshyaam 17 Keshava Maadhava 40 Brindaavana Kaa Krishna Kanhaiyaa19 Om Hari Om Bolo Hari Om 40 Kaanha Kanhaiya Nandalaala 21 Shri Raadhe Govinda Man Bhaj Le Hari Ka 41 Gopaala Radhe Krishna 23 Jai Jai Raadha Ramana Hari Bol 44 Hare Krishna Hare Ram Radhe Govinda 23 Hey Nanda Nanda Gopaala 44 Mahā Mantra 23 Raadha Dhundh Rahii 45 Narayana Narayana Jai Govinda Hare 24 Janme Hai Krishna Kanhaaii 48 Radha, Radha Krishna Radha 24 Hey Krishna Gopaala Hari 51 Sri Krishna Govinda Hare Murāri 24 Aarti Kunj Bihaari Kee 53 Govinda Bolo Hari 24 (Page numbers correspond to 2019 booklet, not page numbers of this file) 2 Yadā Yadā Hi Dharmasya 1. Yadā Yadā Hi Dharmasya Glānir Bhavati Bhārata Abhyutthānam Adharmasya Tadātmānaḿ Sṛjāmy Aham 2. Paritrānāya Sādhūnām Vināshāya Cha Dushkritām Dharma-Samsthāpanārthāya Sambhāvami Yuge Yuge INDEX 3 Whenever and wherever there is a decline in religious practice, O descendant of Bharata, and a predominant rise of irreligion – at that time I descend Myself. In order to deliver the pious and to annihilate the miscreants, as well as to re-establish the principles of religion, I advent Myself millennium after millennium. -Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 4 Verse 7 4 Krishna Gayatri Mantra Om Daamodharaya Vidhmahe Rukmini Vallabhaaya Dheemahe Tanno Krishnah Prachodayaat Om, Let us meditate on the God whose belly was tied by a rope, Oh, the divine consort of Rukhmani, give me higher intellect, May Lord Krishna illuminate my mind. INDEX 5 Swaagatam Krishna Swaagatam Krishnaa Sharanaagatam Krishnaa Krishna! Hey Shyaam! Welcome O Krishna, May I be blessed with the attainment of Thy holy feet INDEX 6 Shri Krishna Govinda Hare Murari Sundara-Gopaalam Ura-Vana-Maalam Nayana-Vishaalam Duhkha-Haram, Vrndaavana-Candram-Aananda-Kandam Paramaanandam Dharanni-Dharam, Vallabha-Ghanashyaamam Puurnna-Kaamam Aatyaabhiraamam Priiti-Karam, Bhaja Nanda-Kumaaram Sarva-Sukhasaaram Tattva-Vicaaram Brahma-Param 7 Om Namo Bhagavate Vaasudevaya (Drone) Shri Krishna Govind Hare Murari, Hey Nath Narayana Vaasudeva Om Namo Bhagavate Vaasudevaya (Drone) Shri Krishna Govind Hare Murari, Hey Nath Narayana Vaasudeva INDEX REPEAT 8 Krishna-Ashtakam 1. Vasudeva Sutam Devam, Kamsa Chaanoora Mardanam, Devakee Paramaanandam, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum. 2. Atasee Pushpa Sankaasham, Haara Noopura Shobitam, Ratna Kankana Keyuram, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum. 9 3. Kutilaalaka Samyuktam, Poorna Chandra Nibhaananam, Vilasat Kundala Dharam Devam, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum. Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare 4. Mandaara Gandha Samyuktam, Chaaruhaasam Chaturbhujam, Barhi Pinchhaava Choodaangam, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum. 10 5. Utphulla Padma Patraaksham, Neela Jeemuta Sannibham, Yaadavaanaam Shiro Ratnam, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum. 6. Rukmini Keli Samyuktam, Peetaambara Sushobhitam, Avaapta Tulsee Gandham, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare 11 7. Gopikaanaam Kucha Dwandwa, Kunkumaankita Vakshasam, Sreeniketam Maheshvaasam, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum. 8. Shree Vatsaankam Mahoraskam, Vanamaalaa Viraajitam, Shankha Chakra Dharam Devam, Krishnam Vande Jagad Gurum. Hare Krishna Hare Krishna, Krishna Krishna Hare Hare 12 9. Krishnaashtakamidham Punyam, Praatarutthaaya Yah Pathet, Koti Janma Krutam Paapam, Smarananena Vinshyati. INDEX REPEAT 13 1. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the Universe, Who is the son of Vasudeva, Who is the Lord, Who killed Kamsa and Cānūra, and Who is the bliss of Devakī. 2. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the Universe, Who is surrounded by flowers, Who is adorned with a garland and anklets, and Who has gem-studded necklace and arm-bracelet. 14 3. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the Universe, Who is adorned with curly locks of hair, Who has a face resplendent like full-moon, and Who has shining earrings. 4. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the universe, Who is with the perfume of Mandāra (a coral tree flower), Who has beautiful smile, Who has four hands (as Vishnu), and Who has peacock feather at the forehead 15 5. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the Universe, Who has eyes like blooming lotus flower, Who resembles a new blue cloud, and Who is the best in the dynasty of Yadu. 6. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the Universe, Who plays with Rukminī (Lakshmī), Who is adorned with yellow-robes, and Who has obtained Tulasī perfume. 16 7. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the Universe, Who has the marks of saffron from the dual-breasts of the cowherdesses, Who is the abode of Lakshmī, and Who has mighty arrows. 8. I worship Lord Krishna, Who is the spiritual master of the universe,Who has the sign of ‘‘Śrīvatsa’’ at His broad-chest, Who has a flower-garland, and Who holds a conch and a discus 17 9. Having awakened in the morning, those who study these blissful prayers glorifying Shree Krishna, destroy their sins of millions from birth. 18 Achyuta-Ashtakam 1. Achyutam Keshavam Raama Naaraayanam, Krishna Daamodaram Vaasudevam Harim, Shreedharam Maadhavam Gopi Kaa Vallabham, Jaanakee Naayakam Raamachandram Bhaje. 2. Achyutam Keshavam Satya Bhaamaadhavam, Maadhavam Shreedharam Raadhikaa Raadhitam, Indiraa Mandiram Chetasaa Sundaram, Devakee Nandanam Nandajam Sandadhe 19 3. Vishnave Jishnave Shankhine Chakrine, Rukhminee Raagine Jaanakee Jaanaye, Vallavee Vallabhaa Yaarchitaa Yaatmane, Kamsa Vidhvamsine Vamshine Te Namah. 4. Krishna Govinda He Raama Naaraayana, Shreepate Vaasudevaajita Shreenidhe, Achyutaananta He Maadhavaadhokshaja, Dvaarakaa Naayaka, Draupadee Rakshaka 20 5. Raakshasa Kshobhitah Seetayaa Shobhito, Danda Kaaranya Bhoo Punyataa Kaaranah, Lakshmane Naanvito Vaanaraih Sevito, Agastya Sampoojito Raaghava Paatu Maam. 6. Dhenu Kaarishtako Nishtakrddweshinaam, Keshihaa Kamsa Hrid Vamshikaa Vaadakah, Pootanaa Kopakah Soorajaa Khelano, Baala Gopaalaka Paatu Maam Sarvadaa. 21 7. Vidhyu Dadyotavath Prasphura Dwaasasam, Praavrdam Bhodhaval Prollasad Vigraham, Vanyayaa Malaayaa Shobhitor Asthalam, Lohintaanghri Dwayam Vaareejaaksham Bhaje. 8. Kunchitai Kuntalai Bhraja Maananaanam, Ratna Moulim Lasat Kundalam Gandayo, Haara Keyurakam Kankana Projwalam, INDEX Kinkini Manjula Shyaamalam Tam Bhaje. REPEAT 22 1. I sing praise of Ramachandra, Who is known as Achyuta (infallible), Keshav (the one with beautiful hair), Raam, Narayan, Krishna, Damodara (the one tied at his waist), Vaasudeva (son of Vasudeva), Hari, Shridhara (possessing Lakshmi), Madhava (bringer of springtime), Gopikavallabha (Dearest of Gopika), and Janakinayaka (Lord of Janaki or Sita). 2. I offer a salute with my hands together to Achyuta, Who is known as Keshav, Who is the consort of Satyabhama (Krishna), Who is known as Maadhav and Shridhar, Who is longed-for by Radhika, Who is like a temple of Lakshmi (Indira), Who is beautiful at heart, Who is the son of Devaki, and Who is the Dear-One of all 23 3. Salutations for Vishnu, Who conquers everyone, Who holds a conch-shell and a discus, Who is the affectionate of Rukmini , Who is the consort of only Janaki (Raam), Who is the Dear-One of cowherdesses, Who is offered [in sacrifices], Who is the Atman, Who is the destroyer of Kansa, and Who plays the flute. 4. O Krishna! O Govinda! O Raam! O Narayan! O Shripati! O Vasudeva, Who attained the Lakshmi! O Achyuta, Who is immeasurable! O Madhav! O Adhokshaja! O Leader of Dvarika! O the protector of Draupadi! 24 5. Raghav, Who upsetted the demons, Who adorned Sita, Who is the cause of purification of the forest called Dandaka, Who was accompanied by Lakshman, Who was served by monkeys, and Who was revered by Agastya, save me. 6. Baby Gopaal (Krishna), Who destroyed the disguised Dhenuka and Arishtak demons, Who slayed Keshi, Who killed Kansa, Who plays the flute, and Who got angry on Putana, Save me always. 25 7. I sing praise of the Lotus-Eyed Lord, Who is adorned by a shiny lightening like yellow robe, Whose body is resplendent like a cloud of the rainy-season, Who is adorned by a forest-garland at His chest, and Who has two feet of copper-red color. 8. I sing praise of that Shyaam, Whose face is adorned by falling locks of curly tresses, Who has jewels at his forehead, Who has shiny earrings on the cheeks, Who is adorned with a garland of the Keyur flower, Who has a resplendent bracelet, and Who has a melodious anklet. 26 Madhura-Ashtakam 1. Adharam Madhuram, Vadanam Madhuram, Nayanam Madhuram, Hasitam Madhuram, Hridayam Madhuram, Gamanam Madhuram, Madhurādhipater Akhilam Madhuram. 2. Vachanam Madhuram, Charitam Madhuram, Vasanam Madhuram, Valitam Madhuram, Chalitam Madhuram, Bhramitam Madhuram, Madhurādhipater Akhilam Madhuram 27 3. Venur Madhuro, Renur Madhurah, Pānir Madhurah, Pādau Madhurau, Nrityam Madhuram, Sakhyam Madhuram, Madurādhipater Akhilam Madhuram. 4. Geetam Madhuram, Peetam Madhuram, Bhuktam Madhuram,Suptam Madhuram, Roopam Madhuram, Tilakam Madhuram Madhurādhipater Akhilam Madhuram. 28 5. Karanam Madhuram, Taranam Madhuram,
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    Religious Movements: Brahmanism: Vaishnavism: Origin and Vaishnavism Cults- Examrace

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