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Bhagawathi neene

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Bhagyavathi neene

By

Ashok Madhav

Translated by

P.R.Ramachander

Raga Maand
Tala aadi

Pallavi

Bhagyavati neene hari manohari Bhuvana paalini shri sundari

Anupallavi

Yogyaragi bhaktaru ninnaya sevaya maadi Bhagyavantaragi anandisuvaru

Charanam
Brahmaanda maaye jagat janani Paramatmana rani bhava roga vaarini Brahma swarupini mangala karini Bharani poshini bhagya dayini

English translation

Pallavi

Oh pretty one belonging to Hari,
Oh Goddess looking after the earth,
Oh pretty one, you are indeed a lucky one.

Anupallavi

Becoming gentlemen your devotees serve you ,
And become lucky and rejoice.

Charanam

Oh illusion of the universe , Oh mother of universe,
Oh Queen of Lord Shiva , Of remover of the ill of birth,
Oh Goddess of the form of Brahma , Oh doer of good,
Oh goddess who makes Bharani grow ,
Oh Goddess who grants luck.

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