Dashaka 48
मुदा सुरौघैस्त्वमुदारसम्मदै-
रुदीर्य दामोदर इत्यभिष्टुत: ।
मृदुदर: स्वैरमुलूखले लग-
न्नदूरतो द्वौ ककुभावुदैक्षथा: ॥१॥
रुदीर्य दामोदर इत्यभिष्टुत: ।
मृदुदर: स्वैरमुलूखले लग-
न्नदूरतो द्वौ ककुभावुदैक्षथा: ॥१॥
मुदा सुरौघै:- | joyfully by the group of gods |
त्वम्-उदार-सम्मदै:- | Thou (was called) with great happiness |
उदीर्य दामोदर | was called Daamodara |
इति-अभिष्टुत: | (and) thus were praised/ glorified |
मृदु-उदर: | tender bellied |
स्वैरम्-उलूखले | Thyself at the mortar |
लगन्-अदूरत: | attached, not far away |
द्वौ ककुभौ-उदैक्षथा: | two Kakubha (Arjuna) tree, saw |
Thou were joyfully named Daamodara by the group of sages who were watching Thee with great happiness, and they praised and glorified Thee. Thou who with a tender belly were attached to the mortar, saw two Kakubha (Arjuna) trees not far away.
कुबेरसूनुर्नलकूबराभिध:
परो मणिग्रीव इति प्रथां गत: ।
महेशसेवाधिगतश्रियोन्मदौ
चिरं किल त्वद्विमुखावखेलताम् ॥२॥
परो मणिग्रीव इति प्रथां गत: ।
महेशसेवाधिगतश्रियोन्मदौ
चिरं किल त्वद्विमुखावखेलताम् ॥२॥
कुबेर-सूनु:- | Kuber's sons |
नलकूबर-अभिध: | named Nalakubara |
पर: मणिग्रीव इति | another one Manigreeva thus |
प्रथां गत: | became well known |
महेश-सेवा- | by worshipping Shiva |
अधिगत-श्रिय- | attained prosperity |
उन्मदौ चिरं किल | (both) became haughty, for long, indeed |
त्वत्-विमुखौ- | indifferent to Thee |
अवखेलताम् | (amd) became wayward |
The two sons of Kuber, (the god of wealth) one known as Nalakubara and the other one known as Manigreeva became very well known. By worshipping Shiva they also attained great prosperity and because of the pride of wealth they became very haughty and indifferent to Thee. For a very long time they led a very wayward life.
सुरापगायां किल तौ मदोत्कटौ
सुरापगायद्बहुयौवतावृतौ ।
विवाससौ केलिपरौ स नारदो
भवत्पदैकप्रवणो निरैक्षत ॥३॥
सुरापगायद्बहुयौवतावृतौ ।
विवाससौ केलिपरौ स नारदो
भवत्पदैकप्रवणो निरैक्षत ॥३॥
सुर-आपगायाम् | in the sacred river of the gods (Ganges) |
किल तौ मदोत्कटौ | indeed, the two of them, intoxicated |
सुरा-आप-गायत्- | wine having drunk and singing |
बहु-यौवत-आवृतौ | by many (such drunk) damsels surrounded |
विवासिसौ केलिपरौ | without clothes sporting |
स नारद: | that (sage) Naarada (who) |
भवत्-पद-एक-प्रवण: | to Thy feet alone is devoted |
निरैक्षत | saw |
Naarada who is devoted to Thee alone, once saw these two sporting in the Ganges which is the river of the gods. They were in an intoxicated state having drunk wine and were surrounded by young intoxicated damsels, stark naked, singing and sporting in the Ganges waters.
भिया प्रियालोकमुपात्तवाससं
पुरो निरीक्ष्यापि मदान्धचेतसौ ।
इमौ भवद्भक्त्युपशान्तिसिद्धये
मुनिर्जगौ शान्तिमृते कुत: सुखम् ॥४॥
पुरो निरीक्ष्यापि मदान्धचेतसौ ।
इमौ भवद्भक्त्युपशान्तिसिद्धये
मुनिर्जगौ शान्तिमृते कुत: सुखम् ॥४॥
भिया प्रिया-लोकम्- | in fear, the dear women |
उपात्त-वाससं | put on the clothes |
पुर: निरीक्ष्य-अपि | in front seeing, even then |
मद-अन्ध-चेतसौ | by intoxication blind minded |
इमौ | (to) these two |
भवत्-भक्ति- | devotion to Thee |
उपशान्ति-सिद्धये | and mental peace, to achieve |
मुनि:-जगौ | the Muni said |
शान्तिम्-ऋते | without calmness of mind |
कुत: सुखम् | where is happiness |
At the sight of sage Naarada, the dear women hastily put on their clothes. Even then, with the mind blinded by intoxication, these two, continued to sport in nakedness. The Muni then pronounced thus (in the next shloka) in order for them to achieve devotion to Thee and mental peace. For without calmness of mind where is happiness?
युवामवाप्तौ ककुभात्मतां चिरं
हरिं निरीक्ष्याथ पदं स्वमाप्नुतम् ।
इतीरेतौ तौ भवदीक्षणस्पृहां
गतौ व्रजान्ते ककुभौ बभूवतु: ॥५॥
हरिं निरीक्ष्याथ पदं स्वमाप्नुतम् ।
इतीरेतौ तौ भवदीक्षणस्पृहां
गतौ व्रजान्ते ककुभौ बभूवतु: ॥५॥
युवाम्-अवाप्तौ | you two getting |
ककुभ-आत्मतां चिरं | the personification of Kakubh trees for long |
हरिं निरीक्ष्य-अथ | Hari seeing then |
पदं स्वम्-आप्नुतम् | to your own state you two will get |
इति-ईरितौ तौ | thus being told the two of them |
भवत्-ईक्षण-स्पृहां | the vision of Thee desiring |
गतौ व्रज-अन्ते | going to the outskirts of Gokul |
ककुभौ बभूवतु: | became Kakubha (Arjuna) trees |
You two will become Kakubha trees for long. Then when you see Hari, you two will get to your own state.' Being thus told by the sage, desiring to get Thy vision, they went to the outskirts of Vraja and became Kakubha trees.
अतन्द्रमिन्द्रद्रुयुगं तथाविधं
समेयुषा मन्थरगामिना त्वया ।
तिरायितोलूखलरोधनिर्धुतौ
चिराय जीर्णौ परिपातितौ तरू ॥६॥
समेयुषा मन्थरगामिना त्वया ।
तिरायितोलूखलरोधनिर्धुतौ
चिराय जीर्णौ परिपातितौ तरू ॥६॥
अतन्द्रम्- | without pausing (Thee) |
इन्द्र-द्रु-युगम् | the two Arjuna trees |
तथा-विधम् | which were such |
समेयुषा | were approached (by Thee) |
मन्थर-गामिना त्वया | moving in slow pace by Thee |
तिरायुत-उलूखल- | the crosswise mortar |
रोध-निर्धुतौ | obstructed and so uprooted |
चिराय जीर्णौ | for long decayed |
परिपातितौ तरू | and felled the trees |
Those two such Arjuna trees Thou approached in a slow pace without a pause, as Thou pulled along the crosswise mortar, which obstructed the aged and long decayed trees and felled them.
अभाजि शाखिद्वितयं यदा त्वया
तदैव तद्गर्भतलान्निरेयुषा ।
महात्विषा यक्षयुगेन तत्क्षणा-
दभाजि गोविन्द भवानपि स्तवै: ॥७॥
तदैव तद्गर्भतलान्निरेयुषा ।
महात्विषा यक्षयुगेन तत्क्षणा-
दभाजि गोविन्द भवानपि स्तवै: ॥७॥
अभाजि शाखिद्वितयं | felled the two trees |
यदा त्वया तदा-एव | when by Thee, just then |
तत्-गर्भ-तलात्-निरेयुषा | from their core emerged |
महात्विषा | the radient |
यक्षयुगेन | pair of Yakshas(sons of Kuber) by whom |
तत्-क्षणात्-अभाजि | immediately were worshipped |
गोविन्द | O Govind! |
भवान्-अपि स्तवै: | Thou also with hymns |
When the two trees were felled by Thee, just then from their root cores emerged a pair of radient Yakshas. O Govinda! They imeediately worshipped Thee with hymns.
इहान्यभक्तोऽपि समेष्यति क्रमात्
भवन्तमेतौ खलु रुद्रसेवकौ ।
मुनिप्रसादाद्भव्दङ्घ्रिमागतौ
गतौ वृणानौ खलु भक्तिमुत्तमाम् ॥८॥
भवन्तमेतौ खलु रुद्रसेवकौ ।
मुनिप्रसादाद्भव्दङ्घ्रिमागतौ
गतौ वृणानौ खलु भक्तिमुत्तमाम् ॥८॥
इह-अन्य-भक्त:-अपि | here (in this world), devotees of other goda also |
समेष्यति | will certaily come |
क्रमात् भवन्तम्- | in due course to Thee |
एतौ खलु रुद्र-सेवकौ | these two, indeed, devotees of Rudra |
मुनि-प्रसादात्- | by Muni Naarada's grace |
भवत्-अङ्घ्रिम्- | Thy feet |
आगतौ गतौ | reached, and went away |
वृणानौ खलु | praying for, indeed |
भक्तिम्-उत्तमाम् | the highest devotion (to Thee) |
Here in this world, in due course, the devotees of other gods also certainly come to Thee only. These two devotees of Rudra, by the grace of Naarada, reached Thy feet. They prayed to Thee and beseeched for the highest devotion and went away.
ततस्तरूद्दारणदारुणारव-
प्रकम्पिसम्पातिनि गोपमण्डले ।
विलज्जितत्वज्जननीमुखेक्षिणा
व्यमोक्षि नन्देन भवान् विमोक्षद: ॥९॥
प्रकम्पिसम्पातिनि गोपमण्डले ।
विलज्जितत्वज्जननीमुखेक्षिणा
व्यमोक्षि नन्देन भवान् विमोक्षद: ॥९॥
तत:-तरू-द्दारण- | then by the falling of the trees |
दारुण-आरव- | the frightening sound (hearing) |
प्रकम्पि-सम्पातिनि | trembling and rushing |
गोप-मण्डले | the group of Gopas |
विलज्जित-त्वत्-जननी- | ashamed Thy mother |
मुख-इक्षिणा | her face being glanced at |
व्यमोक्षि नन्देन | releasing Thee (glanced) by Nanda (meaningfully) |
भवान् विमोक्षद: | Thee, who releases all |
Then by the falling of the trees, which caused the frightening sound, the group of Gopas were frightened and rushed to the spot trembling. As Nanda glanced at Thy mother meaningfully, she felt very ashamed. He then released Thee from the mortar, who releases everyone from the bonds of Samsaara (the cycle of repeated life and death and the illusion of Maayaa).
महीरुहोर्मध्यगतो बतार्भको
हरे: प्रभावादपरिक्षतोऽधुना ।
इति ब्रुवाणैर्गमितो गृहं भवान्
मरुत्पुराधीश्वर पाहि मां गदात् ॥१०॥
हरे: प्रभावादपरिक्षतोऽधुना ।
इति ब्रुवाणैर्गमितो गृहं भवान्
मरुत्पुराधीश्वर पाहि मां गदात् ॥१०॥
महीरुहो:-मध्य-गत: | of the two trees, having entered their interspace (middle) |
बत-अर्भक: | O what a wonder the child |
हरे: प्रभावात्- | by God's grace |
अपरिक्षत:-अधुना | is safe (unhurt), today |
इति ब्रुवाणै:- | thus by them who were saying |
गमित: गृहं | (Thou) were taken to the house |
भवान् मरुत्पुराधीश्वर | Thou O Lord of Guruvaayur! |
पाहि मां गदात् | save me from ailments |
Having entered the interspace of the two trees and the trees having fallen, it is only God's grace that the child is safe and unhurt today.' As they said so they carried Thee to the house. O Thou Lord of Guruvaayur! Save me from my ailments.
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