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Dharmame Jayamemba

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Dharmame jayavemba


By

Sage Purandara dasa

Translated by

P.R.Ramachander

Raga Chenjurutti
Thala Aadhi

Pallavi
Dharmame jayavemba divya mantra
Marmavanaridu madalu beku thanthra

Charanam

1.Visha vikkidhavanike sadaryava nunishalu beku,
Dvesha madidavana pakshisalu beku,
Pusiyadhi kedhisuvana hadi harasalu beku,
Mosa maduva nesaru maganigida beku

2.Kondhaidu patiyuvara kondhadhudhira beku,
Kandu sahidhavara kareya beku,
Pundarikaksha sri Purandhara vittalana,
KOndhadhidha dhanyananda beku.


English translation

Pallavi

Understanding that Dharma alone will win is the holy mantra,
You have to do any suitable trick after understanding this secret.

Charanam

1.For those affected by poison, we have to talk courageous words,
You have to make friend of the man who hates you,



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